Daily Vacation Church School Opens in Pulaski
Pulaski teachers launched a two week daily vacation church school sponsored by the Pulaski Council of Churches. A dedication was held during Sunday worship in Baptist Methodist and Congregational churches. Three year olds nursery meets at Baptist with listed teachers. Kindergarten meets at Baptist.
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Baptist Church
Rosemary Hulton
Lloyd Otis
Peter Hilton
Charles Emery
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Vacation school staff listed for local churches
The article lists the teaching staff and locations for the upcoming vacation school. The Primary group will meet at the Methodist church with a staff including Connie Rogers and Lucinda Lathman. The Middler Department meets at the Congregational Church with Norman Bacon and Harmon Lindsey among instructors. The Junior Department meets at the Methodist church with Emma Thompson and Betty Allport as teachers. The Rev. Russell Clark directs the student staff and Rev. Edward Vander Hey directs the vacation school, aided by Carl Hewlett.
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Methodist Church
Connie Rogers
Robert Latimer
Clarence Benjamin
Paul Mahaffy
William Burke
Lucinda Latthman
Nancy Guthne
Congregational Cehurch
Edward Vander Hey
Stuart Smith
Norman Bacon
Harmon Lindsey
Judy Miller
Willard Manwaring
Emma Thompson
Fred Killam
Malcolm Adsit
Betty Allport
Stanley Eldridge
Russell Clark
Carl Howlett
Pulaski bowlers announce annual meeting and picnic
Pulaski Bowling Association sets its annual meeting for August 18 at 8 p m at the Mexico Bowling Alleys inviting all male bowlers from Pulaski Mexico Sandy Creek and Lacona with a captain or rep from each team required A buffet lunch will be served Mixed Bowling League of Pulaski to hold a picnic at Selkirk Shores State Park on August 2 at 6 p m attendees to bring beverages table service and a covered dish to pass
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Pulaski Bowlng Association
Mexico
Sandy Creek
Lacona
Mixed Bowling League of
Selkirk Shores State Park
Mexico GLF Names New Service Manager
GLF announces Wunam d Orourke named manager of Mexico Cooperative GLF Service replacing John Jamba who becomes Castorland Cooperative GLF Service manager. Orourke previously led GLF East Aurora store and joined GLF in 1956 at Camden Cooperative GLF Service. GLF operates 231 service stores serving 11890 members across NY NJ and northern PA.
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Services Sunday at Mt Pleasant and community notices
Services Sundays at Mt Pleasant continue with evening services at Dempster Camp Grounds from Aug 13 led by Rev Leon ard Whitney featuring songs music and preaching. Volunteers needed to transport children to Vacation Bible School Aug 17 21 from 9am to 12pm. Official board meets Fri Aug 14 at 8pm. Grange session Sat Aug 15 includes August birthdays as guests. local reports on Ithaca trip Oswego ship docking and other town notes.
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Dempster Camp Grounds
Leonard Whitney
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Austin
Pulaski Couple Wed In July Ceremony
Martha Ann Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevens wed Jerry Schreiner son of Mrs Mona Schreiner on Saturday July 30 at the bride groom home Rev Harold G Page First Congregational church officiated Miss Bette LeClair and Herbert Moyer attended The couple received close friends and relatives following the ceremony The bride a Pulaski Central school graduate The groom attended Pulaski Central school and works for Acme Markets They reside at RFD 3 Pulaski.
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Martha Ann Stevens
Floyd Stevens
Vilelage
Jerry Schreiner
Mona Schreiner
Harold G. Page
First Congregational Church
Bette LeClair
Pulaski
Herbert Moyer
Pulaski Central School
Acme Markets
RFD 3
Man joins church amid Little Rock 1957 integration crisis
James T Karam, 31, a former agitator in Little Rock's school integration fight, has joined a Baptist church and says his focus is now on knowing Christ. He asserts the racial issue is less important than faith in his new life.
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Widow of C Fred Parsons Dies in Hannibal Home
Mrs Myrtie V Parsons 90 widow of C Fred Parsons longtime resident of Volney and New Haven died Sunday at Murphy Rest Home Hannibal after a prolonged illness She was a Congregational church member in New Haven Surviving son Victor Parsons Afton a granddaughter Mrs Edward Roe South Hannibal two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services are 2 p m Tuesday at granddaughter Mrs Roe's home South Hannibal with Rev Fred Thayer officiating Burial in North Scriba cemetery Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Monday at Roe home
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Hannibal
rMa
Myrtie V Parsons
Fred Parsons
Volney
New Hasen
Murphy
Roe
South Hannibal
Fred Thayer
New Haven
Grange to Meet Tuesday Night at Pulaski Hall
Pulaski Grange plans its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 30 p m in the Grange hall. Master Harold Stevens will preside. Program chairman Bessie Stevens will present information from a leadership training school at Delhi Agricultural Institute.
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Delhi Agriultural Institute
Best 3 Year Old Pacer of 59 May Be Picked Friday
The Messenger Stake at Roosevelt Raceway Friday may crown the 1959 season’s top 3 year old pacer. Ten sophomores race, led by Adios Butler who won the Cane Pace. Clint Hodgins drives Adios Butler as Bye Bye Byrd also competes at Monticello in HTA action.
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Roosevelt Raceway
Adios Butler
Yonkers Raceway
Delaware
Ohio
Clint Hodgins
Hodgins
Byrd
Monticello Raceway
Fall Series Harness Racing At Batavia Downs
Trodgins drove Bye Bye Byrd to victory in the HTA fall series second leg at Batavia Downs after winning earlier in Roosevelt with Ctreo. Teare IV upset by winning a $823,000 summer fes t at Roosevelt's free-for-all trot, paying $63.10, while Silver Song faded to finish second. Butch Harmony led Saratoga’s $85,000 Schenectady Pace, driven by Clyde Snook, paying $5. Sea Pirate also won a feature race.
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Batavia Downs
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Butch Mharmony
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Clyde Snook
Sea Pirate
Garland Garnsey Drives Invensible Pace Victory
In a Vernon Downs invitational pace Garland Garnsey piloted Fris ky Andrews to a win. Norman Stephens drove Fris ky Andrews to victory in the Fort Delaware Pace at Monticello, with the winner paying $14.20.
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Norman Stephens
Frisky Andrews
Fort Delaware
Monticello
Barbecue Public Event at Baptisz Church August 22
The Baptisz church in Pulaski hosts a public chicken barbecue on Saturday August 22 with serving starting at 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs Richard Manele will prepare the barbecue. Buffalo Bill Cody is buried atop Lookout Mountain near Denver Colorado.
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Buffalo Bill” Cody
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Anew
A New York report touts a non surgical treatment using Bio-Dyne to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itching and pain. The preparation H suppository or ointment is marketed with a money back guarantee after case by case relief and claimed complete remission of symptoms.
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