Obituary: Leon Pitkin 74 of Bethesda
Leon Pitkin 74 of Bethesda Md died Saturday in Bethesda He was born in Pierrepont Manor and lived in Bethesda about 50 years A World War I veteran he attended Central City Business Institute Syracuse and worked in Washington DC until retirement Surviving wife Cecelia daughter Mrs John Press Savannah Ga sister Miss May Pitkin Hastings and three grandchildren Services 2 pm Wednesday Watson Funeral Home Central Square Burial Hillside Cemetery Constantia Rural Cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 pm tonight at the funeral home 206 S Main Central Square
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Leon Pitkin
Central Square
Bethesda
Pierrepont Manor
Betheda
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
Washington, D.C
Cecelia Pitkin
John Press
Savannah
May Pitkin
Hastings
Watson Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Floyd A. Dupre
Constantia
West Monroe
Masonic Lodge
Prestolite Co
Marian Moon Dupre
Russell Tye
Oswego
Wayne Deeley
Holland Patent
Ruth Dutcher
Ivan Gardner
Brewerton
Mary Harrington
Pancy Farmer
Peter Costa
William Mower Beck Mower obituary at Wolcott
William Mower Beck Mower 86 of 26 Mill Street Wolcott died Sunday morning at Lyons Community Hospital after a one day stay. He was born in Albion, farmed in Weedsport, ran a farm machinery and fuel business, retired two decades ago to Wolcott, and belonged to Wolcott Church. Survived by wife Cora Waggoner Mower, two daughters Benson Gabbert and Robert Daugherty, three grandchildren, and brother Kirk E. Mower. Private services at Robertson Funeral Home with 10 a.m. Wednesday burial at Glenside Cemetery. Visiting hours 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Wolcott
Beck William Mower
Mill St
Lyons Community Hospital
Edward S
Lillian Beck Mower
Albion
Weedsport
Cora Waggoner Mower
Benson Gabbert
Macedeon
Robert Daugherty
Hopewell Junction
Kirk E. Mower
Jordon
Robertson Funeral Home
Glenside
H. Wesley Bacon
Funeral
Mrs Olga Ludwig WOLCOTT dies at 79 in Lyons hospital
Mrs Olga Ludwig WOLCOTT Penn Ludwig 79 former Wolcott resident died Sunday at Edward J Barber Hospital Lyons where she had been admitted Saturday She lived with her sons Frederick in Port Gibson and Emil John in Cheshire Conn Surviving are six grandchildren Born in Germany daughter of Heinrich and Anna Haydoun Penn Service Tuesday Robertson Funeral Home New Hartford Street with burial in Huron Evergreen Cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Olga Ludwig Wolcott
Olga Penn Ludwig
Wolcott RD 3
Edward J. Barber Hospital
Lyons
Ludwig
Frederick Ludwig
Port Gibson
Emil John Ludwig
Cheshire
Robertson Funeral Home
New Hartford St
Barila
Huron Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral
Admits Making False Report
PULASKI Ronald L. Allen aged 22 of Central Square was arrested by State police for falsely reporting a stolen car incident near Hastings Firemen's Field Days. The vehicle was later found involved in a nearby accident. Allen pled guilty, paid a $25 fine and was released.
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Pulaski
Ronald L. Allen
Hall Road
Central Square
Hastings
Allen
John Fuller
D.J Burns
E.J. Mance
Mrs Bolish Small 51 of Constantia dies at home
Mrs Helen K Small 51 of 104 George St Constantia dies Sunday at her home after residing in Constantia for 18 years She was wife of Bolish Small owner of Small Boat Livery Surviving are two sons Charles J Small and Paul M Small a daughter Mrs Robert Walker two brothers five sisters and seven or more grandchildren Services are Wednesday at Polniaszek Funeral Home and St Adelbert's Parish
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Bolish Small
Constantia
Helen K. Small
George St
Wanamie
Charles J. Small
Weedsport
Paul M. Small
Stratford
N.J
Robert Walker
Syracuse
John Bolek
Michael Bolek
Marietta
Arthur Johnson
Wilkes Barre
Leo Kalinows
Edmund Cesney
Bernard Shalata
Nanticike
Severn
Polniaszek
St. Adelbert’s Pa
Girl 17 Hurt In County Route 6 Crash
Irene Parsons 17 of Mexico RD 2 suffered a possible arm fracture in a one car crash on County Route 6 in the Town of New Haven at 6 45 p m Sunday. Passenger in John Wallace Jr 20 of 136 East Ninth St. she was taken by City Ambulance to Oswego Hospital. The southbound car’s accelerator stuck causing loss of control and a tree strike. Trooper D F Ingraham investigated.
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Pulaski
Irene Parsons
Mexico
North Valney Road
New Haven
John Wallace, Jr
East Ninth St
Oswego Hospital
D.F. Ingraham
Senior Citizens Club elects new vice president
In a recent special election after card games, Mrs. Neva Phillips was chosen as vice president to succeed Edith Hanon. A birthday party drew many members with cake and fruit salad, and plans for a July 15 trip to the 1 000 Island attract 60 people with two buses and boat space. A dance instruction session is set for Tuesday at Fravor School Cafetorium from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Mexico
Senior Citizens Club
Neva Phillips
Acceed
Edith Hanon
Fravor School
Fourth of July Drum Corps Contest Plans
David Crahan of the Oswego Jaycees studies a contract with a drum corps set to perform in the Eighth Annual Fourth of July Drum Corps competition at Leighton Field on Independence Day. Merlin Grow assists in organizing the event, which begins at 6 p m and features five junior corps. The free public show invites community attendance.
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David Crahan
Oswego Jaycees
Merlin Grow
Jaycees
Leighton Field
42 AFS Students to Spend 4 Days in Hannibal Homes
Forty two American Field Service pupils from 26 countries will stay with local families in Hannibal for four days. They will be welcomed by Mayor Robert Simmons and others, tour Nestle’s plant and Fort Ontario, visit Niagara Mohawk, attend a church talent show, and join Fourth of July events before continuing to East Cleveland, Ohio.
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Hannibal
United States
AFS
Robert Simmons
Gordon Hastings
AFL
Harold Blanchard
Nestle
Fulton
Lakeside
Oswego
Fort Ontario
Niagara
Hannibal United Methodist Church
Firehall
East
Cleveland
Ohio
Court panel weighs lifting gag on study reports
The Justice Department appealed within the hour as two Court of Appeals judges blocked the Post series. The Times won a right to publish new study stories while the Supreme Court extended the ban to the Post. The Court held an unusual Saturday session with mixed voting on a closed hearing. Other papers paused after government orders.
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Justice Department
Court of Appeals
the Times
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Hugo L Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Warren E. Burger
John M. Harlan
Harry A. Blackmun
Mea While
Boston Globe
St. Louis Post Dispatch
CIA Sends Laos Tribesmen To Spy In China
Reports in The Philadelphia Bulletin and The Seattle Times say the CIA recruited Laotian hill tribes to infiltrate China for intelligence on troop movements and political developments. The pieces say missions are not raids and Americans do not participate, with several teams reportedly captured in past years.
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Associated Press
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
China
Philadelphia Bulletin
Seattle Times
CIA
Vientiane
Arnold Abrams
Dispatch
U.S
Ose
Washington
Peking
Bulletin
McLean
Local Weather Report For 24 Hour Period Ending 8 Am
High 77 Low 63 pressure 30.01 rising humidity 92 percent. Sunset 8 51 sunrise 5 27 tomorrow. Highest this date 96 in 1941 lowest 48 in 1905. Changeable clouds with chance of thundershowers through Tuesday. Highs 85 to 90, lows near 70, variable winds 5 to 15 with stronger gusts near storms.
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