Council Opens Bids But Lets No Contracts
Fulton article notes the Sept 1 Common Council session expected to be busy as aldermen postpone two key actions. Bids for a mobile radio station and related DPW equipment were submitted by General Electric Co of Liverpool at 3668.50 and Motorola Co of Syracuse at 2928, with further study planned.
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Fulton
Common Council
Department of Public Works
General Electric Co
Liverpool
Motorola Co
Syracuse
Sanitary sewer bid results target Sixth ward project
Aldermen weighed Civil Defense reimbursement for part of the cost. Bids for the Clark to Seward Street sewer varied from 24 000 to 79 000 dollars. Cedco of Fulton offered 24 695 dollars, under the 35 000 city estimate by City Engineer Harry Andrews, with New York Central Rail Road right of way clearance pending. Other bids were Criore Co 34 102, Benway Bros 39 773, and R. J. Gonzel 79 344.
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Clark
Seward St
Sixth Ward
Cedeo Firm
Fulton
New York Central Railroad
Cedco
Harry Andrews
Criore Co
East
Syracuse
Benway Bros
R. J. Gonzel
Fulton Aldermen ban all night parking in two downtown lots
The Common Council approved an all night parking ban for the two downtown lots in Fulton for winter, from Nov 1 to Apr 1 between 1 30 and 3 30 a m, citing snow removal and shopper convenience. A third metered lot behind City Hall was added to the ban with strict enforcement promised.
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Fulton
James M. Turner
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
City Hall
South First St
Department of Public Works
Turner
Seeks Migrant Understanding at Fulton Rotary Meeting
Rev Frank Reid chaplain of the Chilson-Patane labor camp urges Fulton residents to understand migrant workers. He notes ten years of housing gains but education remains lacking and Bible lessons alone cannot prepare youths for modern life. Rev Robert Williams introduces the speaker.
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Fulton
Frank Reid
Chilson-Patane
Fulton Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Reid
Robert Williams
First Baptist Churen
Ray Kolarg
Merton Belcher
Widow of Fulton teacher Dies in Carthage
Mrs Bruise Tuto Peluso 80 of 227 Stace Street widow of Frank Peluso died Wednesday at her son’s home in Rochester after visiting since June 27. Solemn requiem high Mass to be held Saturday at 9:30 am in St James church officiated by Very Rev Raymond J Stengel. Burial will be in St James cemetery. A son Arthur Peluso, a Fulton teacher, survives with other relatives.
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Fulton
Carthage
Bruise
Tuto Peluso
Stace St
Frank Peluso
O.S.4
Wil
Rurial Wall
St. James
PMV
Arthur Pejusa
Recreation Park youngsters take field day crown
Nearly 1,000 youngsters attended the annual field day at Recreation Park directed by John Muscalino, with John Lincoln awarding first to third in events. Highlights included two bicycles donated by Sealright Oswego Falls Corp. Suzanne Fisher and Phillip Parish earned bikes. Eugene Thompson of Fulton Police presented licenses. Recreation Park led with 53 points, followed by Hulett Park 45 and Oswego Falls Park 2. Winners in running, bag, bubble gum, pie, and watermelon contests were listed. prizes included cokes, candy bars, and ice cream.
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Hulett Park
Oswego Falls Park
Coca-Cola Company
Nesue Co
Cathy Ciafelion
Bull Fisher
Cathy Heppell
Ronnie Heppell
Cathy Clas
Norman Bovay
Sharon Durgat
Roger Huss
Brenda Triax
Suzanne Fisher
Alan Himes
Doug Howell
Ronnie Fox
Lois Simons
Denise Smith
Cheryl Cur
David Tetro
Eric Black
Lee Noel
Charlene Wilcox
Joseph Ascenas
Susan Dinardo
Barbara Palmer
Gerald Crego
Court Adjourns Substation Case in Fulton
In Fulton the Niagara Mohawk case to build a Second Ward substation was adjourned by Supreme Court Justice Eugene F. Sullivan to next Thursday after testimony from opponents began. Niagara Mohawk must prove the site is the only suitable location for supplying power to Syracuse’s southwest area amid regional demand. A separate note: Terrance Fulton and Nancy Meaker obtained a marriage license at Syracuse City Clerk’s office. Firefighters tackled a grass fire on West First Street near the Mirabite supermarket around 2:30 p.m.
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Niagara-Mohawk
Fulton Terrance
John Dudanoor Fulton
Nancy Meaker
Lakeview Ave
Syracuse
Fulton Obituary for Roy Dodge of Volney
Roy Dodge of Oswego Volney R D 4 died Friday morning after a long illness. He lived in Bundyville and belonged to the Volney volunteer fire department. His wife Alma died August 27 1958. He worked for the Volney highway department for years. Two survivors. Services set for Monday at 130 pm at Springer Funeral Home. Burial in Fair View Cemetery Bundyville.
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Fulton
Roy Dodge
Oswego R. D
Volney
Mr. Dodge
Bundyville
Alma
Dodge
Volney Highway Department
Springer Funeral Home
Fair View
Ballantines In Tourney Victory At Fulton
Oswego Ballantines defeated Fulton A C 7 1 as pitcher John Bobreski fanned 11 and allowed three safeties. Oswego had nine hits off Fulton pitcher Barney Naioti while coach Nick Sterio of Oswego praised a strong defensive effort.
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Fulton
Auburn
Clover Chub
Syracuse
Auburn Akes
Prospect Firemen
Swifties
Oswego Ballantines
Nick Sterio
Fulton A.C
John Bobreski
Oswego
Barney Naioti
Award Contract For Water Pipe Fulton
A contract for 2,100 feet of 8 inch water pipe was awarded to Johns-Manville Co. of New York by the Common Council on Thursday night. Johns-Manville bid $2.30 per foot while R. J. Wood Co. of Philadelphia offered a higher quality pipe for more per foot. Aldermen placed Francis G. Miller, traffic bureau superintendent, under the Fire and Police Commission. Two city claims were referred to the city attorney for study. GUEST PREACHER Fulton Preacher at the 11 a.m. service will be Rev. Leonard B. Whitney of Phelps, a former pastor. Rev. J. Harold Riggie is vacationing.
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Fulton
Johns-Manville Co
New York
Common Council
Johns-Manville
R. J. Wood Co
Philadelphia
Francis G. Miller
Fire and Police Commission
Fire and Police Chiefs
First Methodist
Leonard B. Whitney
Phelps
J. Harold Riggie
Market Holds Steady After Upturn as Stocks Wobble
New York traders opened with a subdued mood following Thursday’s sharp rise. The Associated Press average edged down 10 cents at 230.20 as industrials slipped 20 cents and rails 30 cents, while utilities rose 10 cents amid mixed moves among leaders. Specific issues showed scattered gains and losses with Texas Instruments and Zenith advancing, Goodyear retreating, and heavier declines in Bethlehem Steel and Southern Pacific.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Goodyear
Associated Press
Hagans mark golden wedding with open house at Mannsville
SANDY CREEK friends and relatives honor Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hagan on their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p m Sunday at the couple’s Mannsville home. The celebration is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Allen of Sandy Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Hagan of Mannsville. The Hagans, married Aug 23 1909, have lived at Edgewood farm between Mannsville and Lacona and were active in Hereford cattle circles. They have four sons Floyd K. and Ralph A. plus a daughter and several grandchildren. Ralph A. died in 1935.
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Sandy Creek
S. W. Hagan
Mannsville
Alfred E. Allen
Floyd E. Hagan
Allen
Hagan
Vera E. Balch
Ira F
Amelia Caster Balch
Adams
Hanchette
Ellisburg
John D
May Burke
Cornell University
C. V. Haven
American Jersey Catle Club
England
Scotland
Edgewood
Hagans
New York State
Hereford Club
Floyd K
Mannaville
Alfred E. (Lowie) Allen
Ralph A
David Schine Becomes a Father in 1960s Los Angeles
G David Schine, noted in the McCarthy era as an investigator, has welcomed a daughter weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. The infant, born Thursday, remains unnamed. Mrs Schine, 25, former Miss Universe Hitlevn Rombin of Upsala Sweden, was Mrs Universe in 1958. Schine, 31, is president of a hotel chain. Stock listings and market data follow, including Dow Jones averages and shares from various companies.
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David Schine
Los Angeles
Joseph McCarthy
Letter Carriers To Hold Fulton Session
The fall meeting of the Central New York District of the National Association of Letter Carriers will be held Oct 11 in Fulton. Floyd Stanton, general chairman, says the local branch will arrange the program at the Polish Club with members from Cayuga Cortland Herkimer Onondaga Ontario Cawega Oneida Seneca Wayne and Yates counties attending. The last district meeting here was in 1939.
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Fulton
Central New York
National Association of Letter Carriers
Floyd Stanton
Cayuga
Cortland
Herkimer
Onondaga
Ontario
Cawega
Oneida
Seneca
Wayne
Yates Counties
Quick OK Expected For Military Bill
The Senate moved toward rapid passage of a nearly 1 billion dollar bill funding armories aircraft shops hospitals and related projects. The appropriations committee boosted the bill by more than 143 million dollars above the House total, with final size to hinge on a later Senate House compromise before final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Carmela Demperio Engaged to Roger Davis of Fulton
Mr and Mrs Anthony Demperio announce the engagement of daughter Carmela to Roger Davis of Beech Street. A September wedding is planned. Miss Demperio is Fulton High School graduate and secretary at Massaro Co. Davis is Fulton High School graduate and employed by Armstrong Cork Co.
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Francis Wilson
Ontario St
Fulton
Jane Christine
Richard Lenard Merritt
Harvey Merritt
Pennellvile
Fulton High School
Carmela Demperio
Anthony Demperio, Sr
Utica St
Carmela
Roger FE. Davismoor
Beech St
Miss Demperio
Massaro Co
Dunsmoor
Armstrong Cork Co
Pulaski considers bingo legalization vote date set
At a Pulaski town board meeting in Richland the board decided to hold a vote on legalizing bingo in the township. The vote is scheduled for Friday September 18 with all board members present during the discussion at the Pulaski Court House.
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Pulaski
Town Board of
Richland
Pulaski Court House
Pulaski Merchants Face Busy Weekend Schedule
Pulaski Merchants, first in Oswepeg County Rural Softball League, head into a busy weekend with two non league games and a league clash. At 2 pm Saturday they travel to Canastota, then Sunday at 2 pm host a Tupper Lake squad featuring former Pulaski resident Charle Buredorf. at 6 pm the team meets Mexico in a league tilt. Bake sale Sunday at St. John's Rosary Altar, church after masses. pickup by Mr. Lewis E. Watson Saturday. Urban A. Lavery, 74, respected Chicago lawyer and writer, dies.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Merchants
Osweep
Canastota
Tupper Lake
Charle Buredorf
Mexico
Rosary Altar Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lewis E. Watson
Mrs J Hopkins Heads Campfire Leaders Group
Phoenix area campfire leaders gathered for a picnic at Mrs Kenneth Holleys Panther Lake camp. Officers were named with Jean Hopkins president Elizabeth Dean vice president Ellen Ridgeway secretary Eleanor Hamilton treasurer and first fall meeting planned for September 11 at Elizabeth Mintos home Adeline Waldron hostess.
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Phoenix
Ieaders
Kenneth Holley
Panther Lake
Helen Suth Éerland
Elizabeth Mintos
Elizabeth Dean
Adeline Waldron
Jean Hopkins
Ellen Ridgeway
Eleanor Hopkins
Myre Ova Reed
Eunice Meeks
Ann Thompson
Harold Hale
Freda Polsh- Jopek
Ruth Weber
Eleanor Hamilton
Jack Richardson
Warren Harke
John Richardson
Samuel Letson
Gerald Parkinson
Charles Ely
Airs. Thurman Bartlett
Erwin Andrews
Jean Andrews
Fred Letson
Christine Letson
Walter Stone
Jack Waldron
Leonard Waldron
Charles McCaw
Richard Clute
Ellis Walberger
Alr
Russell Letson
Gail Letson
Baldwinsville
Marvin Dix
Mra. Dix
Eatontown
N. J
Kevin Wilson
Fort Monmouth
Norman Dix
Glen Wall
John Crowley
Diane Crowley
Maine
New Hampshire
Phoenix Independent Rowing League
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Donald Cole
Atend
Granby
Fulton
Garnie Penfield
Bernice Norton
Harry Corey
Rochester
Eva Quige
Sand Lake
Canada
Donna Trexler
Plainville
Michael Cullen
Fulton Sign Request Denied for Business District Access
Joseph Waidhorn urged the Common Council Thursday to allow a small sign at 5 First and Broadway directing traffic to the business section. Mayor John Johnson Jr said a state official promised a decision next week, but the city cannot grant permission to place the sign on the arterial highway island.
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Fulton
Joseph Waidhorn
Common Council
First
Broadway
John §. Johnson, Jr
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