Two bids on Oswego real property appraisal filed
Two bids were received for reappraising Oswego real property at City Hall. J L Jacobs Co offered 45500 while Great Lakes Realty Appraisal Co bid 114900. A third firm criticized the bid process and specs saying they were too tight and time short.
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Oswego
City Hall
J. L. Jacobs Co
Great Lakes Realty Appraisal Co
Common Council
Allen W. Bratton
Thorne Appraisal Service
Binghamton
Bratton
Vincent A. Corsall
Charles J. Dehm
Donald H. Serrell
Benjamin M. Bough
Thorne Co
Jefferson County
Hero
Jacobs
Rome
Acquitted Youths Now Face Theft Indictments
Six Buffalo youths acquitted of murder in the postal worker death have been indicted by Erie County grand jury on first degree burglary and attempted robbery charges. One defendant Daniel De Lapo, 18, was convicted only of first degree assault for firing the fatal shot. The case cites double jeopardy as a potential challenge to the new indictment.
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Buffalo
Grand Wry
George A Simon
Daniel J. de Lapo
Charles J. Barone
Vincent Santangelo
Vincent Zagarsigo
Vincent A. Ciffa
Mario Gugino
Sherman Charles A. longtime Lacona resident dies at 73
Charles A. Sherman 73 of Salina Street Lacona died this morning at Evergreen Nursing Home Williamstown after five weeks of declining health. Born May 29 1886 in Waterville he lived in Sandy Creek and Boyiston and married Gladys Burdick in Sandy Creek on June 18 1928. He worked for Blount Lumber Co. until ill health forced retirement. Surviving are his wife two daughters Mrs Arnold Waite and Mrs Floyd Smith both of Lacona and three grandsons. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Weston and Woodard Sandy Creek with Rev Bernard Draper officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Lacona
Charles A. Sherman
Salina St
Evergreen
Williamstown
Mr. Sherman
Waterville
Lewis and
Jennie Beach Sherman
Sandy Creek
Boysiston
Gladys Burdick
Blount Lumber Co
Arnold Waite
Floyd Smith
Weston and Woodard
Bernard Draper
Junior M. F. meeting and church notices in South Scriba
The Junior M. F. will meet Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 at the hall. Christmas cards arrived and will be distributed to members soon. Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday evening at the hall for supper at 7 p.m. The annual chicken supper is planned for Sept. 30. Mrs. Ethel Brooks and daughter visited Mrs. E. Wallace and daughter in Elbridge last Sunday. Lt. Mortis of the Salvation Army spoke at the 9 o'clock service in Rev. Russell S Brown's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quigley of Oneida visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O'Connor.
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South Scriba
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ethel Brooks
E.a Wallace
Elbridge
Mortis
Salvation Army
Oswego
Russells. Brown
Ed Quigley
Oneida
Edwin O'Connor
Oswego Briefs from The Palladium Times August 6 1958
Local column notes brief items from Oswego New York including small civic happenings and community updates with short notices from Citizens and the business district.
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the Palladium-Times
Oswego, Ni. Y. Thurs
Woman Receives 30 Day Jail Term for Tearing Dress
In Chicago a judge sentenced Pauline Partee to 30 days in jail after she ripped the dress from first grade teacher Evelyn Paradies in a racially mixed Biedler School classroom. Partee admitted tearing the dress while protesting why the boy Gregory Powers, six, was injured during recess.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph Butler
Pauline Partee
New York
Miss Partee
Biedler School
Evelyn Paradies
Gregory Powers
Benedum Estate Divides Into Two Trusts After Oilman’s Death
The bulk of Michael Late Benedum’s estimated 100 million dollar estate goes to the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation and three nephews and a niece. The will, filed for probate Tuesday, details personal bequests to employees and splits the estate into two trusts with half to the foundation and half to the relatives. The famed oil wildcatter died last Thursday at age 90.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Late Benedum
Claude Worthington Benedum
Oil Wildcatter
Foundation named for Bene dum's only son and heirs
Foundation named for Bene dum's only son who died at age 20 in 1918 while serving in World War I. Twenty five percent willed to Paul G Benedum of Pittsburgh. The remaining quarter divided equally among J Claxton Benedum of San Augustine Texas Darwin Benedum of San Antonio and Mrs Clara Mashburn of Albany New York.
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Benedum
Paul G. Benedum
Pittsburgh
J. Claxton Benedum
San Augustine
Tex
Darwin Benedum
San Antonio
Clara Mashburn
Albany
N.Y
Pays $50 Fine Loses License in Reckless Driving Case
Robert J. Gosselin, 26, of 53 Wes Second St, was convicted of reckless driving and fined 50 dollars by Judge Thomas M. McGough in City Court. His license was revoked and forwarded to the state Motor Vehicle Bureau in Albany after arrest by Patrolman John Galletta on Saturday July 25. Gosselin was represented by Leyden E. Brown. Other motorists paid small fines: Frederick J. Crimmins, 217 East Eighth St, 10 dollars for improper plates. Carl Dennis, RD 3 Manlius, 5 dollars. James D. Toy, Oswego RD 5, 5 dollars for failing to obey a red light. Arresting officers were Patrolmen James Torbitt and Elmer Helmlinger.
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Robert J. Gosselin
Wes
Second St
Thomas M. McGough
Gosselin
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Albany
John Galletta
Leyden E. Brown
Frederick J. Crimmins
East Eighth St
Joseph Swhech
Carl Dennis
Manlius
James D. Toy
Oswego
James Torbitt
Elmer Helmlinger
Eggs New York Wholesale Egg Offerings and Prices
Report on wholesale egg offerings for servicemen in New York. Demand fluctuates with receipts at 11 000. Spot quotations show whites and browns across quality tiers with top prices 48 to 50 sold by dozen, and various sizes priced accordingly.
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New York
Multi-Married Grandmother Hit With Murder Rap
In Buffalo Mrs Helen Rabin Bartlett aged 52 pleads insanity to charges of first degree murder and attempted first degree murder. Police allege she drowned her second husband Alfred Babin 44 by submerging his head in a bathtub while he drank. Bartlett recently returned from a honeymoon with her third husband Wright Bartlett 69 who says she sought insurance on his life totaling about 100 dollars.
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Buffalo Um
Helen Rabin Bartlett
Wright Bartlett
Insurance scheme alleged in Bartlett murder case
Prosecutors allege Mrs. Bartlett planned her husband’s death by abuse and collected $69,000 in life insurance after her second husband’s death. Her first husband Frank Bronca died in 1940 of natural causes, and the defendant’s claims about meals and maltreatment are part of the testimony.
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Helen
Barbara Hutton buys major share of Lanvin-Custo collection
PARISP Barbara Hutton spends hundreds of thousands for over half of Lanvin-Castillo's fall and winter fashions. A spokesman said the bill is far higher than reported. Lanvin showed 171 models including suits dresses gowns coats and furs. Castillo will not need to rush a new line to replace the large purchase.
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Parisp
Barbara Hutton
Lanvin-Castillo
House
Lanvin
Castillo
Miss Hutton
Paris fashion notes and a bicycle collision in Oswego
Miss Hutton took a small selection from Paris showings with plans to ship the rest after copies arrive. Castillo presents a cautious Paris collection with hemlines near the calf. In Oswego, nine year old Michael Dawson required three stitches after a bicycle collision with a vehicle operated by Robert Boardman on East Seventh Street. Dawson was taken to Oswego Hospital by Patrolman Joseph Swiech.
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Hutton
Paris
Castillo
Michael Dawson
Robert Boardman
East Sixth St
East Seventh St
Dawson
Oswego Hospital
Joseph Swiech
Milk production best within specific cow temperature ranges
Dairy scientists advise Holstein cows produce best when temps are 10 to 75 degrees and Jerseys thrive at 32 to 75 degrees. They warn that at 80 degrees milk output typically drops by about 10 percent.
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Jerseys
Miss Haresign to End Long Service
Miss Emma Haresign will retire from Oswego city schools after 32 years on the board staff and 48 years in education. A 1916 Oswego Normal graduate, she taught in New Haven and Albany before joining the elementary staff in Oswego, later becoming census and attendance clerk and literacy tester for voters. A temporary appointment may be made August 18, with an examination request to the Municipal Civil Service Commission to create an eligible list.
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Emma Haresign
Board of Education
Mark H. FitzGibbons
FitzGibbons
Municipal Civil Service Commission
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Shapiro
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Selei
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Srenzys Sale
Srertys
Diamond Importers
West First ST
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