Oswego SUCO summer enrollment sets record
About 1,400 students are enrolled for the 1964 Oswego State University summer session, surpassing last year’s figure. Registrar’s office reports 1,300 registered yesterday with more processing today as Director Dr. George Kopp expects near 1,400 by week’s end.
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State University College At
Oswego
George Kopp
Division of Industrial Arts
Nova Scotia
Education Department
Division of Industrial-Technical Education
Endicott
Hartford-Springfield
Mass
Sheldon Hall
Louis Untermeyer
Personal Notes and Coming Events in Oswego
St Pauls Altar Rosary Society will meet at 7 tonight at 176 E Fourth St to recite the rosary. Mr and Mrs Joseph Giambo of 30 Demarest Ave Nanuet welcomed a daughter Joanne Marie born at Nyack Hospital on June 19. Grandparents are Anthony Giambo and Mary Leitner.
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St. Paul’s Altar Rosary Society
Elizabeth Daly
E. Fourth St
Joseph Giambo
Demarest Ave
Nanuet
Joanne Marie
Nyack Hospital
Giambo
Oswego
Anthony Giambo
Liberty St
Mary Leitner
Sparkill
Theta Phi Omega Meets Tonight at Miss Tomkin Home
Theta Phi Omega gathers at 7 tonight hosted by Miss Karen Tomkin at 179 East Fifth Street. K E also meets at 7 with Miss Pam Mitchell hosting at her East River Road residence.
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Theta Phi Omega
Karen Tomkin
Fifth St
K. E
Pam Mitchell
East River Road
Explorer Post 58 Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
Explorer Post 58 meets Wednesday at 7 in Lavere-Harrington 2320 rooms. Anyone wishing to join may attend. Mrs Helen Smith of Deerfield Fla visiting Oswego relatives at 24 Draper St 191 E Oneida St and plans to visit another sister Ern
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Explorer
Lavere-Harrington
Helen (Larkin) Smith
Deerfield
Fla
Oswego
Samuel Jane Garlock
Draper St
Charles
Alice) Gilbert
Baylis St
Raymond Ruth) Dawson
E. Oneida St
Smith
Ern
Local auxiliary and labor council meetings on Wednesday
Korajno- Publaski Post 17 auxiliary holds a regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 with a picnic planned. The Oswego Labor Council AFL-CIO will meet at 8 pm at ILGWU headquarters to discuss a recommendation for an annual merit dinner award.
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Korajno- Publaski Post 17
Oswego Labor Council
Afl-Cio
ILGWU
Picnic Meeting of Rebecca Circle at Trinity Methodist
Mrs Howard Kistler of Erie Pa returns home after visiting sisters in New Haven. Joan Reidy and Mrs Tillie Kostoroski are noted residents. The Rebecca Circle of Trinity Methodist Church plans a picnic meeting tomorrow at 1 pm at Marge Attenboro’s home. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
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Newvine
New Haven
Howard Kistler
Erie, Pa
Rebecca
Trinity Methodist Church
Marge Attenboro
Fruit Valley Group Plans Dinner and Quilt Meeting
Fruit Valley Home Extension schedules a noon tomorrow dinner and meeting at its rooms in Fruit Valley. Members are asked to bring quilt pieces and needle and thread for the sewing session.
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Fruit Valley Home Extension
Fruit Valley
Delta Gamma Delta Meeting Notice at 7
Delta Gamma Delta meeting to be held this evening at 7 at Miss Caren Goodman’s. All members urged to attend. premiere tickets and money must be in tonight.
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Delta Gamma Delta
Big introductory sale on GLF Unico freezers
Three GLF Unico freezers offered at special prices during a large introductory sale. Freezers are fully guaranteed with quality features and new urethane insulation for more storage in less space. Sale ends June 30 with liberal financing available.
Meeting Call Urges All Delegates to Attend
From public and private life men and women are praised for outstanding community and organized labor contributions. Delegates are urged to attend this meeting.
Regular meeting of Alpha Mu at Kathy McDonough home
Alpha Mu holds a regular meeting this evening at 7 at 153 West Sixth Street the home of Miss Kathy McDonough. The charity project concerns a cancer band ages.
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Alpha Mu
Kathy McDonough
Sixth St
Cancer Bandages
Oswego Arts Guild Announces Summer Classes at Fort Ontario
Mrs. Rees T. Williams chair man of the Oswego Arts Guild Committee will be at the Arts Center Fort Ontario from 1 to 4 p.m. to answer questions about the program. She will register boys and girls and classes begin the week of July 6.
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Rees T. Williams
Oswego Arts Guild
Fort Ontario
White Flower Farm duo attend Syracuse Sidewalk Art Show
Mr and Mrs Frank Rose of White Flower Farm spent Saturday in Syracuse as Mrs Rose joined the third annual Sidewalk Art Show hosted by Syracuse retailers.
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Frank Rose
White Flower Farm
Syracuse
Birth of Annette Marie Vignona in Cranford New Jersey
A daughter named Annette Marie was born June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vignona of Cranford New Jersey. Mrs. Vignona is the former Bonnie Lass of Oswego. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vignona Sr of Yonkers and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lass of 19 West Fifth Street. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Virginia Lass and Mrs. Elizabeth Schrader.
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Peter Vignogna
Cranford
N. J
Vignona
Bonnie Lass
Oswego
Peter Vignogna, Sr
Yonkers
Robert Lass
W. Fifth St
Virginia Lass
Elizabeth Schrader
Annette Marie
Appellate Court Affirms Oswego Man Conviction
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in Rochester unanimously affirms Paul David Marturano of Oswego for attempted escape and third degree assault. Marturano, jailed on the burglary and grand larceny charges, had appealed after serving his sentence, with the court noting no substantial proof of intent to escape.
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Paul David Marturano
Oswego
Supreme Court
Rochester
Marturano
Don H. Stacy
Oswego County
Richard C. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
John R. Murray
People of
State of New York
Earier
Appelate
Pulaski
Walter Powell
Mitchell
Molly Hart
Fruit Valley
Obituary: Miss Marie A. O Grady of Oswego
Marie A. O Grady 71 of 165 W Third St Oswego died after a long illness at Oswego hospital Born in Oswego March 13 1893 she was daughter of the late Michael and Ann Burns O Grady She was vice principal and teacher at Kingsford Park Junior High and a member of the Women Business and Professional club of Oswego The American Association of University Women and the Oswego hospital board of trustees She was a communicant of St Marys Church Altar Rosary Society She survived by one nephew Robert J O Grady of Oswego and several cousins Funeral Friday 930 am from Dain Funeral Home 10 am at St Marys Church Burial in St Peters Cemetery Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 2 5 and 7 9 pm
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Marie A. O'Grady
Marie A. O’grady
Third St
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Michael and
Ann Burns O'Grady
Miss O'Grady
Kingsford Park Junior High School
Women’s Business and Professional Club of
American Association of University
New York
St. Peter's Cemetery
Widow of Charles Teague Dies in Syracuse on Birthday
Mrs. Rena Teague of Syracuse widow of Charles Teague died yesterday in Syracuse on her 86th birthday. Born in Oswego June 29 1878 she lived at 53 Murray Street and is survived by her daughter Marion Ogilsbie of Syracuse two nieces and two nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday July 1 at 2 p m at Kozlowski Funeral Home 153 West Bridge Street conducted by Rev George Butler of Trinity Methodist Church. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p m. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery.
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Rena Teague
Charles Teague
Syracuse
Oswego
Murray St
Carl
Marion) Ogilsbie
Kozlowski
West Bridge St
George Butler
Trinity Methodist Church
Fixture Overheats But No Damage At Post 268 Rooms
A ballast in a light fixture overheated at 9 35 last night in rooms of William S Monghan Post 268 American Legion West Fourth and Bridge Street. No damage reported and no injuries.
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William S. Monaghan Post 268
American Legio
West Fourth
Bridge St
282 Families May Get Food in Oswego Program
Oswego Welfare Department will distribute federal surplus food on July 15 at the State Armory. 282 families qualify, including 100 welfare and 182 non welfare, benefiting about 1245 individuals. Non welfare families must re apply by July 17 if newly applying for the upcoming quarter.
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Oswego Welfare Department
State Armory
Stanley Segal
Segal
Syracuse
Fires Claim 11,800 U.S. Lives in 1962
In a stark yearly roundup, official tallies show that fires killed about 11,800 people across the United States during 1962. The report highlights regional losses and casualty trends.
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U.S
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