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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1968
Page
4
Diane Sidman and Jerry Richard Halstead wed in a 2 PM ceremony at Hannibal United Methodist Church with Rev. Alton A. Parker presiding. The couple, both from local families, planned a lawn reception and will reside in Martville after a honeymoon in the New England states.
At Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Minette, Beverly Jean Freemantle and Harry George Dietz were married in a 10 am nuptial Mass. Rev. William H. Mersfelder officiated the double ring ceremony, with altar boys Frederick Knopp Jr. and Timothy Babcock. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with Venise lace and a chapel train, carried a cascade bouquet, and was presented by her father.
Miss Anne Crisafulli daughter of Mr and Mrs Catino Crisafulli of 23 E Van Buren Street wed Joseph Neupert son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Neupert of 64 W Second Street at St Josephs Catholic church. The ceremony was at 11 am with nuptial Mass officiated by Rev Francis J Furfaro. A line skirt gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearls, a Watteau train and a Chantilly lace veil complemented by a crescent bouquet. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Yvonne Walker and bridesmaids Charlene Ravas Jeanne Reynolds Peggy Hoey Nancy Denney. Best man John Black. ushers Lee Walker Kenny Crisafulli Dave Cernaro Roger Reynolds. Reception at Dante Alighieri Hall following dinner at Colonial House. The bride attended Oswego Catholic High School and Richard Detota Beauty School. the groom works for Columbia Mills in Minetto.
The Catholic Daughters of America Duplicate Bridge Club held its weekly tournament at the Fort nightly Club on Wednesday afternoon. In North-South, Alma Congdon and W J King led with 137½ points, followed by Neil Woods and Revel Cliff at 118⅞, Richard Hicks and Edward Lockwood at 114, William Jeram and Fred Gibbons at 108½, and Edward Fitzgerald and Richard Hicks at 108. In East-West, Samuel Seroi and William Hill top with 130, Walter Thorpe and Fred Gibbons at 126, Patrick DeAmbra and Robert Hillman at 125, Alfred McCaffrey and Ariel Whitney at 119, and Robert Deady and Samuel Castalde at 119.
The Social Security Act funds four trust funds for benefits: Retirement and Survivors Insurance, Disability Insurance, Hospital Insurance, and Supplementary Medical Insurance. It establishes Boards of Trustees for each fund, composed of the Secretaries of the Treasury, Labor, and Health, Education & Welfare.
Rabbinical Council of America president urged about 500 Orthodox rabbis at the convention to discourage marriages between Jews and Gentiles, saying interfaith unions tend to vanish within Christian religious culture.
Miss Carol M. Ford served as only attendant to the bride with Richard B. Dietz as best man. Ushers included Robert A. Freemantle Thomas W. Ashbee Robert E. Davidson and John G. Fischer. A wedding breakfast followed at the Hotel Pontiac and a Knights of Columbus reception. The couple will honeymoon on the West Coast. The bride teaches English at Red Creek Central School and the groom teaches science at Phoenix Central School.
Diane Mary Nelson and Tim David Gaskin wed today at St Stephen s Catholic Church Oswego officiated by Rev Leo Kalinowski. The ceremony featured a white floral decor, organ music, and a mass with readings of double ring vows. The couple will honeymoon in Puerto Rico after a 1 to 5 p.m. reception at the Elks Club. Nelson is Oswego High School 1964 graduate with BS in Elementary Education from SUNY Oswego Namara. Gaskin, Adams Center Central School 1962 graduate with BS in Biology from SUCO and MS in Zoology, plans PhD at Kent State. The couple both have ties to area towns and schools.
Mrs. Eunice Wheeler of Rocher Road was chosen as Girl of the Year by Phi Chapter of Beta Chi Inc. The honor recognizes outstanding chapter project work and extracurricular activities. Wheeler, elected to a second term as chapter vice-president and chair of the mental health program, led many events including parties, rummage sales, and school activities.
James Michener, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of Hawaii and The Source, will teach two spring 1970 courses at the University of Minnesota. Neither course will be a writing class as he doubts writing can be taught. He will lead an undergraduate course in agr iculture or a graduate seminar in sociology as a visiting professor.
Ada Gould and Ernest Noa Ill. wed at Trinity Church with Rev Clyde Relyea officiating. The ceremony featured silk illusion and organza gown with a cascade bouquet of white and pink roses. Attendants included Marsha Yule and Angeline Ruggio. best man Edward Heyen, with ushers David Frolich and Daniel Gould. The Nick Sterno Orchestra provided music at luncheon. couple to reside on Greenlawn Ave after a Lake George trip.
Rita Price asks for advice after a rainy evening where a taxi ride to a formal event left her gown pristine despite the downpour. Her husband tucked her coat, and she wonders who owns full-length rain coats.
Betsy Angle and Richard H. Cross wed at First Methodist Church in a 1 pm double ring ceremony with bronze vases of white carnations and greenery. The Rev. Robert Bird officiated. Earl Marks sang with organist Mrs. George Maxwell. Bride Betsy Angle wore Chantilly lace, Watteau train, Dior bow headpiece. maid of honor Barbara Angle. bridesmaids Phyllis Kalena and Mary Ann Stevens. Best man Grant Cross. ushers Jeffrey and Leon Cross. Reception at church hall. honeymoon to Thousand Islands. Betsy and Richard are from Earlville and nearby towns. Betsy a 1967 Oswego High School graduate. Richard a 1964 Sherburne Central School graduate.
A jumble of remarks presents hobbyist style tips on car mats shoe cleaning and home decor. It includes playful self references and mentions of towels curtains and shellac methods along with various names and casual observations.
A concise note by Helen Fallon shares practical wrapping ideas. She describes keeping a ball of wrapping through a hole in the plastic top to avoid untangling and chasing the holder for scissors. She also mentions a cotton tea bag as a makeshift buffer for shoes.
The fungus family lacks chlorophyll and seeds, reproducing by spores rather than seeds and has no true roots or leaves. This distinguishes fungi from plants, as they absorb nutrients from their surroundings and rely on spore-based reproduction for propagation.
Mr and Mrs W F Wilson of West River Road announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Elaine to Joseph Gregory DiGregorio son of Mr and Mrs Nelson DiGregorio of Gregory Street Miss Wilson a 1967 Oswego High School graduate pursues a nursing career His fiance is a student at State University at Oswego An August wedding is planned
Multiple property transfers listed from Fulton Oswego and surrounding towns. Deeds show Dorothy M Allen and spouses transferring to Perry E Tyner and Catherine K Tyner at Fulton and Oswego addresses. Additional transfers include Harold D Coe to Thomas P Thompson in Oswego and Robert T Carter to Leo and John Vella in Constantia. Further transfers involve George F Cates to Arleton L Miller in Richland, Charles D Halsey to John and James Yonker in Richland and Pulaski, and Hugh Allen to Jack Houghton in Sandy Creek.
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