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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1959
Page
17
In the last two decades Americans living on farms fell from about 31 million to 21 million. The auto industry spent roughly 34.52 dollars advertising per car sold in 1958, per Advertising Age.
Edward J. Neil reports rising tourist numbers across New York State with Hudson Champlain events and improved roads boosting travel. Adirondack campsites struggle with shortages and long waiting lines while state parks expand.
Invitations go out for Miss Sara J. Seiter to wed Hugh D. Barclay at Utica First Presbyterian Church on Aug 15. Lake City CES Past Matron’s association changes date to Aug 22. Polish-American Sportsman club reports annual family picnic and fall plans. Bake sale by Alpha Mu Delta Friday at P&C food market. Oswego State Teachers College professor James P. Pratt enrolled in six week summer institute at Plattsburgh with NSFs grant. Motyka family vacationed in Cuba recently.
The group toured Havana including the old and new sections, enjoyed glamorous nightlife, clubs, and casinos, and praised the city’s entertainment and food. Mr and Mrs George Donaghue hosted a dinner for granddaughter Coleen McKeown's third birthday at Savas' Restaurant with 15 aunts and uncles attending. Pvt First Class Robert Joseph Hamilton is on a 20 day leave at his mother’s home, stationed at Fort Hood. North South Catholic Daughters Monthly Masterpoint bridge winners were named at the Hotel Pontiac.
County Extension services gather at Miss Ina DiBois’s residence on Wednesday August 12 at 12 30 p m for a community picnic.
Oslo report describes Nelson Rockefeller’s 13 year old son buying a damaged motorcycle for a courtship visit, sparking claims of family business ties and thrift. The youth, after Army service in Germany, travels with Anne Marie Rasmussen and meets dealer Frank Saethrang who notes Rockefeller’s cautious purchasing and lack of disclosure about his identity.
Steven and his fiancee Anne Marie travel to her home near Kristiansand and announce plans to marry on August 22. A domestic dispute centers on choosing between Glunde Lutheran church and the older Soegne church. The couple aims for a small ceremony, while families weigh in on the decision.
Grandee a four year old pacer, powered from fifth at the half to win by a nose in the Vernon Downs feature. John Chapman drove Grandee to victory amid sleet and mud, paying $379 to win for Al Wand Stables of Far Hills. Widow's Dream finished close, while Mr Buttonwood paired for a late surge.
Clumsy OCR notes stray with uncertain phrasing about treating athlete's foot using products from a pharmacy. Mentions Lynch Pharmacy and repeated applications with unclear outcomes.
The 4 year old mare owned by Kyler Lunman and Albert Toleman of Adams New York paced one mile in 2 06 2 5 to pay 8 80. Pegamo at Batavia Downs posted 17 30 in the featured AA Pace Class A event.
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