Campoleita Chosen Fulton High School Vice Principal
Campoleita of E River Rd Fulton is appointed vice principal and teacher at Fulton High School effective with the fall term. He will assist Principal Carl Rowland after replacing Miss Gertrude Johnston who retired in June. Campoleita has coached freshman football and baseball and will lead in the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Joseph Campoleita
E. River Rd
Fulton High School
Campoleita
Carl Rowland
Gertrude Johnston
Campolella
Fulton Board of Education
Janie L. Brown
Phoenix
Carol Gill
Ray Stacker
Syracuse
LeMoyne College
Th University of Buffalo
St. Mary's School
Buffelo
Syracuse University
Wallace Russell
Wallace W. Russell
First Congregational Church
Extrala
Russell
Nina Russell
Fairgrieve Junior High School
Fulton Bridge Winners Crown North South Tourney Field
Mrs. Donald Hartnett and Mrs. E. E. Taylor led the Fulton bridge tourney with 835 points at the Chamber of Commerce. Irene Wilder and Jane Rogers followed with 824, while Burns and McGough were third with 80% of points. East West leaders Anne Culleton and Mrs. John O Mara had 792, with Anderson and Thorpe second, Brunney and Soule third, Hall fourth, and Schultz and Martin fifth. The monthly master point meet is set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwest
Willard Anderson
Walter Thorpe
Herbert Brunney
J. Soule
H. J. Hall
Harry Schultz
Frank Martin
Fulton Weddings in Fulton Reported in Local Notices
Multiple Fulton area marriages listed with attendees and spouses. Nancy Jane Taylor and Richard W. Bartlett wed by Rev Harold Thomas at State Street Methodist, with Delana Coant and Fred W. Bartlett as attendants. Marilyn M Ellstrom and Fred E Baker married by Rev J Harold Riggle at First Methodist, Beverly Seymour and Donald Baker present. Virginia Everson and Richard C Dennison married at Mount Pleasant Methodist with George O Gates as attendants. reception at Foster Park. Dennison, an air force veteran, works at Nestle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Taylor Fulton
Nancy Janet Taylor
Wells St
Richard W. Bartlett
Emory St
Harold Thomas
State Street Methodist Church
Delana Coant
Fred W. Bartlett
Marine Midland Trust Corp
Baker
Ellstrom Fulton
Marilyn M. Ellstrom
S. First St
Fred E. Baker
Hannibal RD 2
J Harold Riggle
First Methodist Church
Beverly Ann Seymour
Donald Baker
GE Company
N— Everson Fulton
Virginia Everson
Utica St
Richard C. Dennison
Seneca St
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Harold Pennock
George O. Gates
Foster Park
Dennicon
Nestle Co. Ie
Fulton Couple Issued Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Miss Janet Randall Sant of 704 Highland Street a hairdresser and Kenneth Arthur Sellars of 403 West Beard Avenue Syracuse an accountant at Sealright Dewego Falls Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Janet Randall Sant
Highland St
Kenneth Arthur Sellars
Beard Ave
Syracuse
Sealright- Dewego Falls Corp
Births Reported in Fulton Area Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ruta of 804 Second St Fulton welcome a girl born today at Lee Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs David Kimball of Hannibal RD 1 have a son born yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Chamberlain of Fulton RD 5 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Ray Shoults of 18 W Second St have a daughter born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clayne Ouderkirk of Oswego RD also welcomed a child yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Fulton
Toseph Ruta
Second St
Phoenix
Lee Memorial Hospital
David Kimball
Hannibal RD
William Chamberlain
Fulton RD
Ray Shoults
Claynee
Fulton Board approves milk bids and school contracts
Fulton Board of Education authorized bid specifications for milk under state and federal programs. Contracts awarded include coal delivery to Harold Burton, paper towels to Brent Paper Co, fuel oil to GLF, folding chairs and tables to American Seating Co and Fulton Typewriter Co, plus folding chair attachments. Purchases planned for Lanigan Elementary and 13 typewriters. Summer band to perform at Oswego workshop. leaders to attend Saranac Inn meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Fulton High School
Harold Burton
Brent Paper Co
GLF
American Seating Co
Fulton Typewriter Co
Lanigan File
Mentary School
E. S. Howard Co
Oswego
Richard Swierczek
New York State Teachers’ Association
Oswego State Teachers College
James FE. Lanigan
Glenn Clark
Saranac Inn
Ask Parking Ban by Firemen and Police Commission
At the regular August meeting the fire and police commission recommended banning parking on the east side of S Flrat Street from Division to Lyons Streets in response to aldermen requests for a three hour limit. They also asked residents to weigh in on a possible no parking rule on the west side of St Fifth Street between Academy and E Broadway before action. The commission granted permanent fire department appointments to Norman D. Allen and Albert F. Himes after 90 days and gave Robert Ballard a three day emergency appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Norman D. Allen
Albert F. Himes
Robert Ballard
Mouth Injured When Auto Collide in Falton
Rosario Guarrera, 18, of 3628 Fourth Street, suffered a mouth injury when his car struck a parked vehicle in front of 6228 Fourth Street. He said he reached to turn on the radio while driving south on Fourth Street. the other car was owned by Mrs. Hines of S Fourth Street. Guarrera’s car was towed. Patrolman Doyle investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falton
Rosario Guarrera
Fourth St
Guarrera
Aet
Lawrence Murphy
Hines
S. Fourth St
Francia Doyle
Youths Admit Starting Fires in Fulton Area
Two youngsters aged six and eight confessed to lighting matches and starting a dog house fire in Fulton. Police said a third attempted blaze near a downtown business, with store managers reporting burned matches and a rear alley incident. Parents warned to supervise more closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
John Ceake
First St
West Side
Ernest Niccoli
Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Victor Jones
Mary Shatran
Green St
John Roden
Richard Bergen
Cayuga St
Donald Zellar
Roden
Fulton Police Captain Exams Put Two Applicants Forward
Two Fulton Police candidates, Act Lieut Donald A Zellar and Act Sgt Thomas F Alnett, passed the captain exam with marks of 83.10 and 82.30 percent respectively. O'Brien announced that an eligible list will follow veteran credits, with exams held May 33 and graded by the New York State Civil Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Police Department
Harry M O'Brien
Municipal Civil Service Commission
O'Brien
Act
Donald A. Zellar
Thomas F Alnett
Zellar
Alnutt
Joseph Varrecchia
Police
Leutenant
Varrecchia
New York State Civil Service Department
Fulton Couple Sues City for Ten Thousand Dollars
Mrs. Rose Watson of 613 Utica Street seeks 7500 dollars and her husband John Watson 2500 dollars from the city of Fulton for injuries alleged June 10 in a jail on a sidewalk in the 600 block of Utica Street. Mrs. Watson suffered a wrist fracture and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fannin and Fannin Law Firm
Rose Watson
Utica St
John Watson
Watson
Microd Racing Wednesday Eve at Fulton Track
The sixth week of microd racing is set for 7 15 p m Wednesday at the Phillip Street track with rain backups to Thursday night. Gary Wallace is contending for the lead with Billy Dievendorf, and Sharon Case Danny Knight Barry LaBeef Ronald Perry Daniel Santora and Paul Roy are also active in the contest. An exhibition between races is planned at Os Wego Speedway on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Santora
Paul Roy
Os Wego Speedway
Fulton Boys From Scranton Detained In Car Chase
Two 15 year old youths nabbed Sunday at Clark Summit after a stolen car chase in Pennsylvania were to be returned to Oswego County for children's court. Det. Eugene Thompson and Rct. Sgt. Ernest Niccoli headed to Scranton to fetch them from a detention home. The car was involved in a non fatal crash during the pursuit and badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Clark Summit
Oswego County
Eugene Thompson
Rct
Ernest Niccoli
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Fulton Schools Hike Rates For Non Residents
Fulton Board of Education boosted charges for non resident pupils for the 1959 60 school year at a Monday meeting. Half day kindergarten rises to 45 from 24 50. Grades 1–6 rise to 90 from 49 and grades 7–12 rise to 110 from 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Fulton Area Social Notes Seecked in Personal Visits and Reunions
Fulton residents share visits from New Hampshire to Buffalo and Ontario camping trips. Families mentioned include Shands, Gicks, Canfields, Rowleys, Keller, and Durfeys with church class meetings and a Whitaker Road Rowlee-Distin reunion. A birthday gathering honored Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Youngs, both residents of Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Carleton Shand
Donna
West Second St
Fred Slate
Endfield
New Hampshire
Slate
Clarence Gick
Nancy
Vivian
Harriet
Caroline
Diane
Baldwin Rd
Volney
Buffalo
Eva Shand
Jennie Spaulding
Park St
Stella Thiedeau
Central Square
Erwin Rockwood
Rowlee-Distin
Lewis Ives
Whitaker Rd
Volner
Harold Bush
Guy
Trina
Wallace Cook
Maxwell Leed
Linda
Avis Yardley
William
Sue
Carl Rowley
North Sixth St
Lee Keller
Keller
Kathy
Rochester
Westport
Ontario
Canada
Carlton Durfey
Poughkeepsie
Woman shoots cougar near Riggins Idaho
Rosie Bass, an Idaho wilderness resident, said she woke early Monday to iron when she spotted a cougar by a Snake River cabin. She fired, killing the cat, then faced a rebuke from men who woke up. She sent them to retrieve the carcass, and they softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggins
Idaho
Rosie Bass
Snake River
Airman jailed nine months for involuntary manslaughter
Airman 1C Donald H. Wylie of Ogdensburg New Jersey was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced by a general court martial to nine months at hard labor. He also forfeits 75 dollars of pay monthly for nine months and is reduced to basic airman for the death of Airman 20 Stuart B. Myhre of St. Edward Nebraska, who died after a February fist fight with Wylie while Myhre was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald H. Wylie
Ogdensburg
N. J
Wylie
Stuart B. Myhre
St. Edward
Neb
Myhre
Douglas Loses On Attempt To Override Veto
Washington Sen Paul H Douglas reports the Senate Housing subcommittee rejected by a 5 4 vote his bid to override President Eisenhowers veto of the housing bill. Chairman Sparkman and Fulbright joined three Republicans to defeat the motion. Democratic leadership appears to favor crafting a new compromise housing bill. Johnson says he will be guided by the subcommittees decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Douglas
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Subcommittee
J. William J. Fulbright
Senate Democratic
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Escaped Niagara County Jail Inmates Cited Lock Pick
Three prisoners escaped from Niagara County jail were recaptured near Morrisville. Paul Carson 26 Niagara Falls admitted picking the cell lock with a wire brush. Sheriff Murphy blamed jail overcrowding for violating the states separation rule for awaiting trial prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
N. Y
Niagara County
James K. Murphy
New York
Richard Shelton
Niagara Falls
William H. Jamerson
Corson
Shelton
Jameson
Morrisville
N.Y
Eisenhower Seeks Quiet Talks With De Gaulle On European Ties
Washington builds toward a Khrushchev visit while Eisenhower meets De Gaulle indirectly through summit talks. Officials note Britain and Germany leaders have visited Washington this year as France remains publicly distant. The plan hinges on high level, secret accord shaping the exchange and diplomacy ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Washington
DeGaulle
Khrushchev
State Department
Changes in Social Security for a Caregiver in May 1895
An elderly caregiver born in May 1895 reports taking in young children for daytime care to supplement a widow's pension. The notice clarifies tax status, labeling the caregiver self employed if annual profit reaches 400 dollars or more, and advises obtaining a social security account number card promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaow
Walking Grand Might Give Up
Emma Gatewood the 71 year old walking grandma from Ohio appeared near The Dalles Oregon as if she might give up her 7000 mile trek on the Oregon Trail just 72 miles short of her destination. She accepted a ride and a place to stay and declined a civic reception saying she felt like a side show freak and was fatigued and near physical exhaustion. She had been walking from Independence Missouri toward Portland since May and was averaging up to 30 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Ohio
Emma Gatewood
Oregon Trail
Mrs. Gatewood
Here
The
Gatewood
Columbia River
Portland
Gallipolis
Independence
New York Stock Market Quotations and Averages
The page lists stock quotes from Foster & Adams for the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange, with numerous company prices such as Allied Chem & Dye, Armco Steel, Boeing, General Electric, General Motors, IBM styles, and more. It also notes stock averages compiled by Dow Jones, showing Industrial, Railroads, and Utilities groups with current levels and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
Syracuse
Warren St
Harrison
Victor Dean
PAL
Allied Chem & Dye
Allied Stores Biz
Allis Chalmers
Alum. Ltd
Amn
Airlines
Armco Steel
Tel
Armstrong Cork
Arch. Top
Santa Fe
Avca Mig
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Gee
Borg-Warner
Brigas Alig
Bullard
Canadian Pacific
Celanese Corp
Bsay Chesapeake & O
Ecue
Colp. Fuel & Lr
Columbia Gas
Consol
Edison
Continental Can
Continental Motors
Copperweld Steel
duPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Eastern Gas and Fuel
Eastman Kodak
Sss
Fairc
S.s
Ford Motors
Am. Trans
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Instruments
General Motors
Stl
Glidden Corp
Sscensee
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Green
H. Lieees
Greyhound
Guit
el Mo
American Motors
Internatl Harester
D&& Tel
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Dairy
N. Y
Seese
Pennsylvania R. A
Pacific Lighting
Pepsi-Cola
Svscceseree
Pheins Dodge - Vee
Phillips Pete
Seven
Radio Corp
E Republic Steel
Csseee
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Regis Paper
Sealright-Os
Falls
Sears, Roebuck
Shell Oil
Ccasecerese
Sinclair Oil
Reeee
Smith Corona Mar
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand Corp
Oil of
Indiana
N. J
Socony
Mobil Oil
Calif. W
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Mid-Con
Aloe
Texas Co
Texas Instruments
Union Carbide
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
United Tank C
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Easee
Westinghouse
Elec
Cere
le Woolworth Co
Youngstown S. & T
Catalin Corp
Cencon Corp
Dow Jones, Inc. Industriala
Phoenix Receives State Grant for Sewage Plant Plans
Phoenix district will get 1820.25 dollars for designing preliminary plans for a sewage treatment plant and sanitary sewer extensions with up to 500 dollars for subsoil investigation. The village remains only partially sewered and discharges raw sewage into the Oswego River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J. Burch McMorran
Albany
Oswego River
Hubbard 66th wedding anniversary celebrated on farm
The 66th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hubbard was observed Sunday on their Oneida River road farm. About 50 relatives and friends from Lyons, Watertown, Syracuse, North Syracuse, Pennellville and Phoenix attended a 2 pm picnic dinner on the lawn. A pink and white four tier cake bore a ring and the inscription 66. The Hubbards have seven children, 17 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Eklund, Mrs. George Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moyer of Euclid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Claude Hubbard
Oneida River
LaClair
Oliver Teall
Marie Teall
William Edds
Douglas Crutchley
LeClair
Percy Harvey
Mexico
Leslie Hensel
Marion Woodruff
Catherine Logan
Hasbrouck Heights
George David Betts
Coppersville
Robert Abood
Albert Slater
Keith
Christine
Lake George
Sonya
Mary Sherman
Grange
Pennellville
Sandra
Dryden
Dinges
Wilam
Camp Drum
Philip Reinlein
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Brewerton
William Post
Phoeni
Paul Jarvin
Robert Burton
Walton Inn
Collander
Ont
Hopkins
Grace Baratier 78 widow of Clarence Baratier
Mrs Grace Baratier 78 widow of Clarence Baratier of Main street Phoenix died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital Syracuse Survived by no immediate relatives Former Palladium Times correspondent Funeral services at Allanson Glanville Funeral Home Wednesday at 10 Rev Paul M Brown First Methodist Church Phoenix officiating Burial Pleasant Lawn Cemetery Parish Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baratier
Phoenix
Clarence Baratier
Lllu
Main Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Baratier
Palladium-Times
Allanson-Glanville
Paul M. Brown
First Methodist Church of
Phoenix, S
Pleasant Lawn Cemetery
Moderate Slump On Stock Market
New York stocks eased in early afternoon trading as a moderate decline spread through the market. Oil and aircraft shares fell sharply while Polaroid and Clevite led gains among solid movers, and the Dow Jones average drifted lower with mixed results across steel, motor, and electronics issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Marvin Co
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Radio Corp
Texas Instruments
Polaroid
Clevite
General Tire
Goodrich
Associated Press
Monticello Bypass Opens Early This Saturday
A six mile four lane bypass on Route 17 between Bridgeport and near Monticello Raceway will open Saturday, two years in construction and costing eight million dollars. The project eases a bottleneck on the Catskill gateway as heavy resort traffic forces earlier use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticellu
SN. 1
Monticello
Catskill Mountain
Bridgeport
Monticello Raceway
New York Market Eggs and Butter Prices Update
New York market reports show moderate receipts and active trading for larger egg sizes with spot quotations across whites and browns. Butter demand has improved with receipts totaling 535,000 pounds and wholesale bulk prices for creamery AA to B grades listed in cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Fulton Bridge
Fulton Boys
Woman
Cougar
Hell
M. B. Foster
Jefferson St
the Palladium-Times
Oswego, WY
Nesties Park
Leslie Smith
Phoenix RD
Raymond Hopkins
Glen Hopkins
Ingalls Crossing
Merle Hopkins
Justy Gamache
John Hopxing
Williamantic
Conn
Hubbards
New York Market
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