Mexico Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers
The Stoney Davis Post American Legion Auxiliary formed a new slate on June 14 in the post room after a covered dish supper. Installing officer Mrs. Avis Dimon chaired. officers include president Florence Fults first vice president Clara Fish second vice president Velma Aspinwall trustee Betty Cruce secretary Selma Henry chaplain Gertrude Loucks historian Ethel Alnutt as sergeant at arms. Cruce invited a cottage gathering at Sandy Pond on July 9. Various local residents and relatives were noted as visitors and guests during the week.
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Mexico
Stoney Davis Post
American Legion
Avis Dimon
Auxiliary
Florence Fults
Clara Fish
Velma Aspinwall
Betty Cruce
Selma Henry
Gertrude Loucks
Now and Sargeant-At-Arms
Ethel Alnutt
Oswego Jaycees seek drink mix donations for Vietnam troops
Oswego Jaycees urge residents to donate pre sweetened drink packages during July. Boxes will be placed at local grocery stores and pickups arranged by calling 343-1995 or 343-9062. Donations aid soldiers in Vietnam who mix drinks to flavor water.
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Oswego Jayncees
Oswego
Vietnam
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Corsall Advises RI Club Without Full Panel Names
Left to right Vincent A Corsall class advisor Robert Jackson president and Cynthia are shown in a candid yearbook style group photo. The image captures student leaders and faculty in a moment of school activity.
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Vincent A. Corsall
Robert Jackson
Cynthia
Congressman Mott on Canadian lumber free list stance
Washington report notes Representative Luther Mott defends free list lumber from Canada and opposes measures raising building material costs amid housing concerns. Obituary notices include Mrs. Florence Breitbeck Mrs. B F Dennee William Bentley and Albert Harper. Wedding party details for Stella Azzarelli and Joseph Salona noted with six bridesmaids and six groomsmen.
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Washington
Luther Mott
Canada
Florence Breitbeck
B. F. Dennee
William Bentley
Albert Harper
Stella Azzarelli
Joseph Salona
Fitzgibbons
William Dowdle
Water Service Commission
State inspector lauds Oswego County Jail's condition
Oswego County Jail earns praise from state inspector for excellent upkeep. Calder Wood of Granby Center is elected president at the 65th annual Northern Central New York Volunteer Firemen's Association convention held in Manchester. Charles Jenkins, 61, president of Red Creek National Bank, dies unexpectedly. Big Ben Ford, piloted by Nick Sterno, top local softball promoter, will bring King Cuties to Fort. Fire Chief Lass suffers a second heart attack at home this morning.
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Oswego County
Calder Wood
Granby Center
New York
Volunteer Firemen’s Assoc
Manchester
Charles Jenkins
Red Creek National Bank
Big Ben Ford
Nick Sterno
King Cuties
Fort
Lass
Lower Motor Tax Receipts Distributed to New York Areas
Albany announces an $8,029,660.45 second 1971-72 installment of motor vehicle tax receipts to counties and New York City. New York City's share is $2,183,183.03. The distribution covers the three months ended March 31, 1971, with checks mailed to county fiscal officers and New York City finance. Oswego County's allocation drops to $48,012.61 from $89,882.49 a year earlier.
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Albany
Arthur Levitt
New York
New York City
City of
Oswego County
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Dexter
George Baker
Mary Baker
Cocerie Jean
Walter Jones
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Robert Clingen
Clarence Morton
Thomas Cole
Matthew
Kelly
Sean
Rockaway
N.J
Alfred Morton
Texas
Pinenellas Park
Fla
Speedway
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Oswego Speedway
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Oswego, New York
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Oswego High School
NEA
Geore Glock
George
Mrs
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Petunia
D. Winthrop Phelps
Bridgeport
Margery van Wie
Max Brillhart
Margaret Tobin
Willard Annals
Bernice ~Oll
James Glerum
Ringland Bros. & Barnum and Bailey Circus
Syracuse
the Palladium
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North Vietnam
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