Denial Clouds German Widow Wedding Plan in New York
A 70 year old Mississippi widower, Lokie G. Lynch, denies intending to marry Astrid Manns, a German widow arriving with four children. He cites no marriage plans, cites rural life, and says publicity was wrong while Manns and her family seek a two year visit with a lineage of luggage and a car.
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New York
Mississippi
Astrid Manns
Germany
Lokie G. Lynch
Oxford
Miss
Santa Claus
United State
Lynch
Manns
Maris
America
Plargroumtt Sports Reichs Track Meet at Fort Ontario
Fort Ontario hosted a Friday track and field meet with events across age groups 8-17 plus archery. Tom Smith and George McCarthy led 40 yard dashes and broad jumps for Fitzhugh Park, while Kevin Riley and Chuck St John starred for Oak Hill and Fitzhugh Park respectively. Regular events featured top times by Herb Morrison and Frank Culkin in sprints and distance runs, with team standings showing Ontario leading the field and Kingsford Park close behind. Archery results list top shooters by age group and yardage, with John Crisafuli leading 8-10, Tom Dauphinet 11-12, Harry Van Buren 13-14, and Art Chetney 17 and over.
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Tom Smith
Fitzhugh Park
George McCarthy
Kevin Riley
Oak Hill Park
James O’brien
Oak Hill
Jim Kuno
Fort Ontario
Jim Signorile
Chuck St. John
Fran Young
East Park
Bill Dilts
West Park
Chuck St John
Joe Angelina
Kingsford Park
Dick Catalone
Frank Ruggio
Otis Field
Dick Cafalone
Kingsford
Otis
Herb Morrison
John English
Larry Pidgeon
Jim Martin
Frank Reed
Fitzhua
Bill Waters
Bob Murray
Tom Sheldon
Tim O'Mara
Ontario
Diamond Match
Hannibal
Hamilton
South
Peglow
Bruce Benway
Jim O'Brien
Jim Kano
Jim Sign
Frank Culkin
Dan Griffin
Jim Heagerty
Bob Molinari
George Wilson
Mike Kane
Bob Schaffer
Bob Marshall
Hank McCullusm
Tom Mullen
John Symons
Don Capron
Vinnie 3Avona
John Crisafuli
Dennis Lewis
Steve Archie
Frank Sorzickas
Ed Clifford
Pat McCarey
Ken LaGoe
Herb Fox
Duncan Hogan
Tom Dauphinet
James Signoriie
James Woods
Joseph Pisotta
Ronald Hewitt
Jane Conway
Mike McManus
George Simonese
George Clifford
Harry van Buren
Joseph Salamanchia
Diane McKinstry
Anthony Mantre
Gregory Smith
John Colloca
Martin Jensen
Art Chetney
Mike Fontana
Vince Savona
Matt Barclay
Award Given To Alton G. Cronk
Alton G. Cronk of Coos Bay Oregon received the SPOKE award from Bay Area Jascoes at a dinner meeting for his first year of service. The bureau of Land Management employee moved to Coos Bay with his family and is married to Marlin Hoyt. They have three children.
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Mexico
Alton G. Cronk
Coos Bay
Oregon
Bay Area
Paul Libner
Cronk
Bureau of Land Management
Fam
Marlin Hoyt
Soule
Kinney
Pulaski
Robert Gray
Karl Gibbs
Margaret O'Mara
Irene Wilder
John O'Mara
May Ramsey
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Howard McNett
Ames Street
David H. Davis
Veterans Hospital
Syracuse
Miner
Greek Page Wins Spa Flash Stakes At Saratoga
Greek Page led from start to finish to win the Flash Stakes for 2 year olds at Saratoga Meadows, defeating Nagea ridden by Keck. Eddie Arcaro rode the chestnut, finishing 4 lengths ahead as the 5 furlongs were completed in 1 minute 6 and 3 fifths seconds on a re surfaced track. The victory marks Greek Page’s second stakes win this year and fourth win in nine starts for Mrs. Wallace Gilroy of Greenwich Connecticut, earning a purse of 17 575 dollars.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga
Wallace Gilroy
Greek Page
Greek Song
Howard RB
Keck
Nagea
Eddie Arcaro
Mrs. Gilroy
Greenwich
Conn
Pulaski Grange to Welcome Canadian 4H Visitors
Pulaski Grange plans a Tuesday 8 30 p m meeting in Grange Hall led by Master Harold Stevens. Ten Canadian 4H Club boys and girls visiting Osweep County will join hosts for a special program by Charles Salisbury, with refreshments served.
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Pulaski Grange
Pulaski Syange
Grange Hall
Harold Stevens
Osweep County
Charles Salisbury
Retired Mail Carrier Dies in Wil iamstown and Pulaski
Harry Ellsworth 65, retired rural mail carrier, died at Evergreen nursing home in Williamstown after a stroke and hospitalization. Born February 3, 1894, he lived on Rome Road, Pulaski, and retired in 1954 after 29 years with the Pulaski post office. Funeral at Foster Funeral Home with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. single, no survivors. Robert Cates 57, Pulaski resident and building contractor, died at work in Phoenix. Born May 3, 1902 in Mexico, he served with the Seabees, member of American Legion Post 358, South Richland Grange, Fernwood Methodist church. Surviving wife Mildred, daughter June Hilliker, sons Gordon and James, mother Maude Cates, sister and brother, three grandchildren. Services at Taylor Funeral Home. burial South Richland Cemetery.
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Pulaski
Harry Ellsworth
Evergreen
Wiliamstown
Canezo
Rome Ra
Mr. Ellsworth
Richland
Dwight
Alice Woods Ellsworth
Pulaski Academy
The
Baptist Church
Ellsworth
Robert Cates
Phoenix
Mexico
Addison and
Maude Pond Cates
Seabees
American Legion
South Richland, Grange and Fernwood
James Cates
Altmar
Maude Cates
Albert Lawrence Jr
Cortland
George Cates
Taylor Funeral Home
South Richland Cemetery
Funeral Home
Mexico Firemen Win $200 Prize
Carl Richards announced Ringgold Fire Company prizes from the Field Day parade in Mexico and nearby towns. Awards include best fire company with music $200, second best $100, best without music $50, best women’s auxiliary $20, best float $49, best kids float $5, and several smaller prizes totaling $530. Judges were Selwyn Perrigo Warren Johnson and General Hugh Barclay.
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Pulaski
Carl Richards
Firem
Mexico
Srriba
Lacona
Hastings
Brewerton
Rosa Gardens
Rudolf
Santa
Alaska
Ringgold Fire Company
Selwyn Perrigo
Watertown
Warren Johnson
Hugh Barclay
Phillies Tie With Redfield in Land & Lakes Race
Pineville Phillies split a doubleheader with Williams town to tie Redfield for first. Redfield beat North Shore 17 3. Pineville won 21 5 with Channing Funk pitching and Ed Bennett catching. second game 15 1 with Mel Spencer on the mound and Bennett catching. Spencer homered. League meeting will decide when top teams play for the championship. post season playoffs planned.
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Pulaski
Williamstown
Pineville Phillies
Redfield
Land & Lakes
North Shore
Phillies
Channing Funk
Ed Bennett
Mel Spencer
Bennett
Spencer
Gunsmoke Street Rename Sparks Local Debate
In Winston Salem North Carolina Bible Missionary Church objects to Gunsmoke Street renaming proposed by Joylight residents while Mavbrick Street supporters defend Gunsmoke. The County Board will study the issue before deciding.
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Winston Salem
Bible Missionary Church
Mavbrick Street
Biologist Calls Owls Stupid at Cornell Study Visit
Cornell University graduate biologist Roger S. Payne said owls are dumb in two years of research. He described owls crashing into rafters during takeoff at his lab and one bird attacking a feeder after force feeding. Payne noted owls elude researchers despite their apparent intelligence.
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New York
Roger S. Payne
Cornell University
Bronx
Payne
Senator backs bargaining for policemen
State Senator Thomas J. Mackell of Queens urged the Police Conference of New York State delegates to grant police grievance procedures and the right to bargain for wages. He, a former NYPD officer, spoke to about 750 delegates and received a special citation for his police advocacy.
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Buffalo
Thomas J. Mackell
D' Queens
Mackell
New York
Police Conference of
New York State
Convention
Time for Sweet Corn in Oswego County Harvest
August brings a bountiful late summer corn crop in western New York says Miss Carol Connelly Oswego County Cooperative Extension Service. The piece details timing from mid August to September and factors affecting sweetness including field heat rapid cooling and proper handling. It advises selecting corn with bright green husks tight silks and minimal browning and notes pricing may dip with larger supplies.
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Carol Connelly
Oswego
New York
Corn tips urge quick use and careful storage
The feature advises on selecting sweet corn with even kernels and plump ears, notes varieties yield yellow or white kernels, and urges refrigerating in the husk or moisture-proof container. Short cooking preserves sweetness, with five to six minutes in salted boiling water until milk exits and kernels loosen from the hull.
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Misa Connelly
Hartwick College Appoints New President in Oneonta
Dr. Frederick M. Binder was announced as Hartwick College president by Board Chair Morris C. Skinner. Binder, then vice president and academic dean at Thiel College in Greenville Pennsylvania, succeeds Dr. M. A. F. Ritchie who resigns to lead Pacific University in Forest Grove Oregon effective September 1.
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Oneonta
Frederick M. Binder
Hartwick College
Morris C. Skinner
Binder
Thiels College
Greenville
M. A. F. Ritchie
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Oregon
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Pulaski Malone
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Thomas A. Etson
Fidison
New Jersey
Charles Edison
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