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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

12

Catholic Charities Dinner Highlights Local Welfare Work

Oswego Catholic Charities board members and guests heard a tally of cases handled over recent months. Msgr. Daniel E. Lacher praised the agency’s active role within United Fund and welcomed new board members Michael Watts and Arthur Ward.

Oswego Catholic Charities The Charities Agency Daniel E. Lacher Catholic Charities Dubois Hotel Msgr. Lawler United Fund C. Walter Driscoll N. Y John A. Davis Mexico Oswego Edwin C. Tifft Charles J. Fahey Rnte Chris Gagas H. Will Pierce J. Earl Murray Michael Watts Pulaski Arthur Ward Phoenix Paul H. Martineau St. Paul's Church Charles St. Lucy's Syracuse Marion Donovan

Billy Rafter Dies Noted SU Athlete at 70

William J. Rafter, 70, of 101 Alden Street Syracuse attorney and former SU nine letter man, died Tuesday night at Crouse-Irving Hospital. A Troy native, he lived in Syracuse 40 years and had law offices in the State Tower Building. An SU graduate in 1917, he starred in football, basketball and baseball.

Billy’ Rafter Syracuse William J Billy) Rafter Alden St Syracuse University Crouse-Irving Hospital Rafter Troy State Tower College of Law

Williamstown obituary for DeForest Webb dies at 77

Williamstown resident DeForest Webb 77, farmer and woodsman, died at Evergreen Nursing Home. Born March 28, 1889 in Constantia, he worked for Ontario & Western Railroad, married Arilla Dushon in Constantia. Survived by wife, daughter in Texas, three sons, 15 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, two sisters, two brothers. Services 1 p m Saturday at Sanborn funeral home Camden. burial West Amboy cemetery. Visitation Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.

Williamstown DeForest Webb Evergreen Constantia Charles Martha Webb Ontario & Western Railroad Oneida Arilla Dushon John B. Green Houston Texas DeBar Erwin Amboy Edward Irene Brown Camden Leon Coady Bernhards Bay William Sanborn Funeral Home West Amboy

Pistons Edge Lakers For NBA’s Lowest Score

In Minneapolis on November 22, 1950 the Fort Wayne Pistons beat the Minneapolis Lakers 19 to 18 for the NBA's lowest game score. The Pistons later became the Detroit Pistons and the Lakers became the Los Angeles Lakers.

Minneapolis UPI National Basketball Association Fort Wayne Pistons Detroit Minneapolis Lakers Los Angeles

Syracusan Rescued After Unconscious Swim At Sandy Island Beach

Three soldiers from Camp Drum 340th General Hospital helped revive Joseph Traine of Syracuse after he was found floating unconscious in five feet of water at Sandy Island Beach on Lake Ontario. Rescue and first aid followed before Watertown ambulance transport to the Good Samaritan. Traine’s condition improved after an emergency tracheotomy, though remained critical.

Obituary Helen Grant Syracuse residente retires seamstress

Miss Helen T. Grant of 109 Kirk Ave Syracuse died Tuesday night at Marcy State Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong Syracuse resident and retired seamstress she was a communicant of St. Anthony of Padua Church. Survived by her nephew Dr. James F. Grant of Oswego. Services 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at Callahan-Hanley-Mooney Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Anthony of Padua Church with a high Mass of requiem. Burial St. Agnes Cemetery. Visitation 7–9 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Syracuse Helen T. Grant Kirk Ave Marcy State Hospital Grant St. Anthony of Padua Church James F. Grant Oswego Callahan-Hanley-Mooney Milton Ave St. Agnes Cemetery

Billie Jean King Reaches Wimbledon Final Over Smith

Billie Jean King, seeded fourth, defeated defending champion Margaret Smith 6-3 6-3 at Wimbledon to reach the final. Smith, the top seed, and King have met 15 times with King winning three times overall. Maria Bueno, three time champion, defeated Ann Jones 6-3 9-11 7-5 to set up the title match with King.

Wimbledon England Billie Jean King Long Beach Calif Margaret Smith Australia Brazil Ann Jones Britain Mrs. King Miss Bueno

Local Weather Report and Forecast

Weather report for 24 hours ends at 8 a m with high 79 and low 63. Sunshine expected today as temperatures rise to 80 to 85. Fair tonight with 66 near urban centers and mid 50s in rural areas. Friday looks sunny and seasonably warm with light winds under 15. Highest on this date 95 in 1878 and lowest 47 in 1943.

Treasury report shows cash balance and debt totals

Washington report lists Treasury cash balance at 12,133,682,744.73 dollars, deposits for the fiscal year beginning July 1 at 139,686,030,132.23, withdrawals for the year at 141,018,487,936.03, and total debt at 32,824,803,236,44 dollars.

U. S. Treasury Washington the Treasury

British Tideway Scullers School defeats Brown in Henley Cup

Britain’s Tideway Scullers School beat Brown University by about 144 lengths to win the Grand Challenge Cup for eight-oared crews at the Henley Royal Regatta. The British crew started strong and held the lead throughout the race on the Thames.

BROWN Henley-On-Thames England Britain Tideway Scullers School Brown University

Record mile win on Thames course

In a six minutes, 41 seconds ride, the lead was held to clinch the mile and 550 yard course on the Thames.

Thames

Texas Derives Name From Indian Word Tejas Meaning Friendly

A brief note identifies Texas origin from the word Tejas meaning friendly. The explanation highlights the linguistic root and its connection to the state's name.

Texas

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