Fulton City Court Fines Total $680 for 42 Motorists
Fulton city court last week collected $680 in fines from 42 motorists after cases before Judge Wallace Auser, Alton Bowersey, Phoenix, and others. Fines ranged from $5 to $50 for offenses including speeding, red lights, mufflers, uninspected vehicles, unsafe tires, one way streets, and harassment. Six individuals faced public intoxication charges with a total of $60 in fines.
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Fulton City
Fulton
Gerald Hough
West First St
Richard June
Marietta Ketchum
Oswego
Onofrio Locastro
Christine Looker
E. Fifth St
Ronald MacDonald
S. Sixth St
Donna Merritt
Matthew Misiaszek
E. Edgewater Drive
Marilyn Munger
Curtis St
Frederick Pospesel
Romeo Spinner
Prospect Ave
Syracuse
William Stone
S. Fourth St
Almena Taylor
Nestle Ave
Gene Thomas
Lysander
Frank Vescio
W. First St
Daryl Jodway
Auxiliary Dines Pulaski at Legion Dinner
The Ro bert Edwards Post 358 American Legion ladies held their annual dinner gathering Tuesday night in Pulaski, continuing a local traditions milestone event with members and guests in attendance.
Maine Split from Massachusetts in 1820
Maine separated from Massachusetts in 1820 to become an independent state, marking a major shift in colonial and early American governance. The move followed long-standing regional tensions and culminated in Maine’s admission as the 23rd state.
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Oswego
Effie Benjamin 86. Fulton Obituary in Shelburne Falls and Presque Isle
Mrs. Effie E. Benjamin 86 of 51 East 10th Street died Tuesday at Lee Memorial Hospital. Born in Shelburne Falls Massachusetts she lived in Fulton for two years. A former Lunar Chapter CES matron and Rainbow Girls founder she leaves a daughter Margery Walsh and two sons Rodney and Clarence with six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Friday at Smith Funeral Home Shelburne Falls with viewing Thursday 7 to 9 at Foster Funeral Home. Contributions to Lunar Chapter OES Presque Isle.
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Effie E. Benjamin
East 10Th St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Grant Methodist Church
Presque Isle
Maine
Rainbow Girls
Margery B. Walsh
Rodney E. Benjamin
Long
Fulton Matron Jennie Lester 94 dies after illness
Mrs. Jennie Lester at 94, of 214 Utica Street, died Tuesday at Lee Memorial Hospital after several months illness. Born in Clayton, she lived in Fulton most of her life and was widow of Frank Lester. She belonged to First Baptist Church and the Eastern Star and Rebekahs. Surviving relatives include nieces and nephews in New York and West Virginia. Services at Young & Son Funeral Home Friday with burial in Mt. Adnah Cemetery. calling hours Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Jennie Lester
Utica St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Clayton
Lester
Frank Lester
First Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
The
Rebekahs
Levi
Gilbert Brown
George Brown
Syracuse
Ralph Brown
Constantia
Ruth Carl
Morgantown
W. Va
Irene Kliert
Phoenix
Lethea Chesbro
Young & Son Funeral Home
Mt. Adnah
Outdoor Service Planned at Park Church on July Fourth
Pulaski Park United Methodist Church will hold a morning worship on the North Street Lawn weather permitting at 10 a.m. Sunday July 4. The outdoor service invites worshippers to gather outdoors if conditions allow. Organizers emphasize a family friendly service with hymn singing and prayers.
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Pulaski—Park United Methoist Church
North Street
Fulton School Board Plans Thursday Night Organization
Fulton Consolidated School Board reconvenes Thursday at 7 30 p m in the board offices on S Fourth St. New members Floyd Boynton and Kenneth C Darling will be seated. Officers Booth Bymaster and Tracy remain. Agenda includes officer elections, meeting policies, banking depositories, treasurer roles, voting delegate, oath of office, minutes, adjournment. Regular meeting follows the adjournment with financial and payroll actions on the agenda.
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Floyd Boynton
Fulton Consolidated School Board of Education
S. Fourth St
Boynton
Patricia Booth
Kenneth C. Dar
Phoenix Class Plans Reunion for 1941 Graduates
The Phoenix Central School Class of 1941 plans a reunion on Saturday July 10 at the Bowl Inn. Guests with spouses gather at 4 p.m. for dinner at 6 p.m. followed by a program at 7 p.m. Reservations are taken by Jack Luke Fulton RD 3. The arrangements committee includes Leamond Caswell John Thompson Deforest and Janet Townsend and Mr Luke.
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Phoenix Central School
Bowl Inn
Jack Luke
Fulton
Leamond Caswell
John Thompson
Deforest
Janet Townsend
Mr. Luke
Two-car collision near Dum as leaves one dead six injured
A two-car crash south of Dum as, Ark, left Lilly G. Newport, 78, of Ravenna New York dead and six others injured. Passengers included Myrtle Brown, 52, of Albany New York, and Jewell Sirmon, 58, of Dephne Alabama, who drove one of the vehicles.
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Lilly G. Newport
Ravenna
N.Y
Dumas
Fulton Kiwanis Team Wins Third Straight
The Fulton team in the Baldwinsville Kiwanis League remained undefeated with a 2-1 eight inning win over Central. Terry Frawley pitched a no hitter until the final frame, striking out 14 for the victory. Key hits included a three bagger by Tice and a run scoring single by Arnold. Line score Central 1, Fulton 2.
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Baldwinsville Kiwanis
Central
Terry Frawley
Frawley
Tice
Arnold
Phoenix Boys Win Contest Trip to Calif
Phoenix youths Ronny Clark and Billy Ennis win a favorite boy contest at IGA store and embark on a five day trip to California visiting Disney Land Marine Land Long Beach Harbor Knotts Berry Farm and a major league game with sponsorship chaperones. Also notes of church dinner July 8 and Scout ordeals at Camp Twelve Pines with Troop 720 members and youth camp at Casowasco.
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Ronny Clark
Clifford Clark
Billy Ennis
Kenneth Ennis
IGA
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Charter House
Annaheim
Disney Land
Marine Land
Long Beach Harbor
Naval Station
Knotts Berry Farm
Pennellville
Roger Alsever
Jerry Roland
James Roland
Beth Hamlin
Sharon Turner
Donna Eaton
United Methodist
Casowasco
Agnew Confers With South Korean Leader Park
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew met for 50 minutes with South Korean President Chung Hee Park in Seoul. He described the tone of U S Korea relations as more relaxed versus last August, when Park pressed a lengthy military equipment shopping list in exchange for U S troop withdrawals. Agnew avoided discussing new force cuts and said the talks were general in nature and not hard negotiations. He planned to meet later with Premier Kim Chong-pil.
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Spiro T
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Chung Hee Park
U.S
Kim Chong-pil
Engagement announced for Emily Cahoon and Alan Mulholland
Mr and Mrs Donald Cahoon of Lummisvill Road Wolcott announce the engagement of their daughter Emily Margaret Cahoon to Alan R Mulholland son of Mr and Mrs J Russell Mulholland of Norwich Conn Emily is a Boston University graduate and a teacher in Clyde Savannah Central School Her fiancé is studying aeronautical engineering at Boston University
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Donald Cahoon
Lummisvill Rd
Emily Margaret
Alan R. Mulholland
J. Russell Mulholland
Norwich
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