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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
4
Sunday notices from East Sixth and Lawrence Streets list John A W Kirsch as pastor. June 30 marks the Third Sunday after Trinity with a 10 15 a.m. Church School and a Worship Service themed The Means of Grace. The Lord Supper is noted and church school teachers meet in the church.
Ministers Robert E. Pennock and Carl C. Swift lead Sunday service at 9 30 a m with nursery and kindergarten. Soloist Mrs William Brown guest organist Miss Nancy Turner and sermon by Mr Pennock If I Should Die Before I Live. Wednesday 5 30 p m Youth Fellowship meets at the church for picnic and swim at Salmon River Falls.
Reverend Morrison Rider leads morning worship at 10 o clock on Sunday June 30 with a sermon titled Do You Really Believe In God The church nursery upstairs is run by Mrs Charles Farley Debby Gillette and Ruth Williamson On Thursday July 4 at 2 PM the congregation joins in National Bell Ringing efforts with services at 7 and 730 PM Choir rehearsals will be specially scheduled this week.
Rev. George M. Butler leads morning worship with a sermon by the minister. The Chancel Choir performs an anthem. Ushers are Robert Ochs enbein, Robert Brown, Edwin Keefe, and Richard Stolp.
Rev Melford Carriere leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 and evangelistic revival at 7 30 p m C M Ward of WFBL promotes with a 10 30 pm revival time Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 p m at 52 East Seventh Street.
The United Church of Christ on East Fourth at Oneida Street hosts guest preacher Rev Bruce Roberts from Syracuse. Service begins at 10 a.m with Junior Church and Nursery. Special music features a quartet including Wallace Clark and Dr Johnson Cooper.
Rev Hugh C Whitaker leads St Matthew's Lutheran Church at West Second and Mohawk. The congregation picnic is on Sunday June 30 at Nestles Park Fulton. From July 7 to Sept 1 summer services move to 9 am and Sunday School is suspended.
Pastor George H. Yager leads services with junior choir 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 9:45, nursery 10:50, morning worship 11 with sermon Our Father's Gift, brief business 12, Prudential Committee meeting 3 p.m. Oswego Baptist Association. Monday 7:30 p.m. Board of Christianity?
The Rev John R Scarlett rector announces services on the third Sunday after Trinity at 8 am Holy Communion and 10 am morning prayer with baptism sermon and nursery available at 120 W Fifth St
Altmar Parish-Williamstown Central School announces honor roll students for the past semester. Seniors include Birmingham Ab ney Bryant Cramer Dunn Harvey Hess Hornung Lescewski Sheeley Wood. Juniors list Allen Kelly Baker Clark Haynes LaRobardiere Murphy Skinner Sperling Wright. Sophomores feature Beebe Davidson Houghton Borman Radley Weaver Wilk. Freshmen include Dobiac Baker Butt Sperling Riley Trudell Whaley. Eighth grade names Kel logg, LaForce, Johnson, Kelly, Wright, Schmidt, Sheeley, Weldon, Stanton. Seventh grade lists Baker Draper Balson Britton Brockett Brown Clark Cole Dobiac Dowling Dowling Ellis Petrie Hibbert Hess Meredith Reese Romanowski Wright Sayer Seamons Skellington Sperling Stowell Jerand Wilkinson.
Mrs. Flake M. Keys 8 mother of Oklahoma's Keys quadruplets died early Friday in an Oklahoma City hospital. Survivors include four-year-old quadruplet girls Mrs. Robert T. Hall and Mrs. Bob W. Fowler of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Roland S. Torn of Houston Texas, and Mrs. Jack T. Anderson of McKinney Texas.
A Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base roared along the Pacific missile range on Friday. It was described by the Air Force as a routine training exercise and the 10th West Coast firing with an undisclosed target area.
A timetable of parish names and pastors with Sunday Low Mass times Baptism hours and daily Mass schedules across multiple churches including East Fifth Mohawk Sts St Marys West Seventh Cayuga and more in the Niagara area. It lists pastors assistants and special devotions for the Catholic community.
The Howard J. Hardter family from Oswego advocates family worship as a deterrent to juvenile delinquency. They will attend the eight day Jehovah's Witnesses convention at Yankee Stadium in New York July 7 14 as delegates along with many Oswego Congregation families. Hardter a minister emphasizes disciplined family worship as essential beyond church attendance noting morals decline and the need for Bible based rules and mutual love and respect.
Douglasville Georgia police report a 3,000 gallon illicit liquor vat stolen from a local junk yard. Police Chief Grady Traylor said the thieves moved the tank on a truck Friday after the still had been confiscated weeks earlier.
A sequence of Oswego County real estate transfers shows buyers and sellers, with stamp values indicating consideration. Transactions span Oswego, Constantia, Minetto, and surrounding towns, listing buyers, sellers, addresses, and property locations.
Mr and Mrs John J Turner of Morris Plains New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Mary to Richard E Knab son of Mr and Mrs Emil D Knab of Whippany New Jersey Margaret Mary Turner is a Notre Dame Academy Worcester Mass graduate with a BA in English from the College of St Elizabeth Convent Station New Jersey He edits the yearbook Richard Knab a Delbarton School Morristown graduate and Holy Cross College alum is a Dartmouth Medical School student and member of Alpha Sigma Nu and Who's Who He attends A K Ki medical fraternity The bride to be is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Michael S Kane Oswego and the late Mr and Mrs James P Turner Oswego New York
Fort Ontario Chapter D A R wins abatement of a smoke nuisance from National Starch Co. The Steamer Olcott arrives to begin Kingston river port runs with a dollar fare. Academy of Medicine of Oswego books saloon for Thursday. City votes against recreation funding. State housing project delays eyed as Mayor Gould and Sydney Davis face court setbacks. Fort Ontario temporary housing evacuation deadline today.
Miss Barbara Jean Galvin daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Galvin 55 F Sixth St Oswego N Y 1963 Oswego Catholic High School graduate has been awarded the Oswego Chapter National Council of Catholic Nurses Association 100 Nursing scholarship She is Sodality president Exemplar staff member C S M C Blue Army Glee Club Bowling Team Jr C D A treasurer of Delta Gamma Delta Club and won a plaque from Hundred Dollar Club Catholic Digest She will enter St Elizabeth's Hospital Sept 16 1963.
Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a community dinner in the near future to honor Representative Francis D. Culkin. Common Council reports that construction of the Central New York Power Corp steam plant will begin in August.
The municipal band schedules its first concert of the season at the Oak Hill carnival tomorrow evening. Obituary notes Mrs Otto C Rousch. Helen Weltz aged 80 of Lawrence Street graduated Oswego High and won a Rochester Institute of Business scholarship. Mothers host K E sorority banquet at Hotel Pontiac with Miss Helen Mccormack presiding. City awaits PWA grant for sewage disposal plant construction. Oswego Nets lose 7 to 6 to Amsterdam in a shaded game.
Justice William F. McCluskey directs reinstatement of Dorothy Mott and Miriam Mackin to the Oswego Housing Authority after their May 20 suspension. Army engineers secure full $50 000 request for Great Lakes water levels survey. Deaths: William H. Lewis painter and Martha FE. Donk mother of Mrs. Woods. Margaret Rookey installed as senior regent of the Women of the Moose.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL C IO have reached a two year contract covering about 7000 workers. The pact provides a three percent retroactive wage increase to June 1 and a further three percent boost next June 1, totaling six percent. It includes retirement plan improvements and sets basic weekly salaries for electrical workers from 63 60 to 167 dollars under the old contract.
Funeral services for Frederick Martin Maney were held at 9 this morning at John E. Cullinan funeral home. A solemn high Mass of requiem followed at St John’s Catholic Church with Rev. Robert S. Jones as celebrant. Burial was in St Paul’s Cemetery, with bearers George Leroy Phillip Slobe John Carey Richard Dougherty John McCloskey and Bert Taylor.
Mrs Bernice Shares Peavey died Wednesday. Funeral services were held today at 2 p m at the main funeral home with Rev George H Yager of the First Baptist church officiating. Burial followed at Minetto cemetery. Bearers were Floyd Shares David Shares Milton Shares Robert Bailey George Todd and Reuel Todd.
Ten years ago on June 30 1953 Polish anti Communist mobs clashed with Soviet troops in widespread disorders on the Oder Neisse frontier. North Korean Red radio rejected a US armistice offer on terms agreed at Panmunjom. Deaths included Lynn S Cummings and John Patrick Hayes. Fulton plant of American Woolen Company shut down for 15 months, closing permanently in July. New appeals calculated to unfold.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists staff leaders Clarence T Leighton Thomas A Cloutier William H Leighton Clark Morrison Ira Esther Daigsard as officers and proclaims itself the official newspaper of Oswego City and County. Advertising agency contact and Associated Press affiliation are noted along with subscription rates by mail and carrier service across New York and Canada.
Rev Edwin Molnar rector of the Episcopal Church of the Evangelists has been named to the Oswego Youth Board. A Kent State and Kenyon Divinity School alumnus he has served as Second District Youth Advisor for the Diocese of Central New York and on the Diocesan Youth Commission. He is a longtime staff member of the Diocesan Youth Conference and serves on the Provincial Youth Commission and as a representative to the North American Ecumenical Youth Assembly.
Irate Trammel community farmers report deer nibbling tobacco in beds and fields this spring. They seek practical fencing to protect crops and reduce ongoing damage to their plantings. Local authorities and farmers discuss deterrents and collaboration to manage wildlife impact.
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