Teachers Charged With Demonstrating Better Schools Will Improve Opportunities
Washington educator Dr Gordon McCloskey told NYSTA leaders at Oswego State Teachers College that teachers play the largest role in school public communication and understanding. He asserted that public desire to improve education depends on how clearly teachers show that better schools yield more opportunity and greater achievement for children.
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Washington
New York State Teachers Association
Oswego State Teachers College
Gordon McCloskey
State College of Washington
Pullman
Wash
NYSTA
McCloskey
Clayton Rose
Doyle Bortner
Division of Education
Hofstra College
Iron Age to Automobile Era and Public Education Ties
A columnist traces the Iron Age as a dim beginning of the automobile era and discusses how reliable dealers and proper maintenance affect car ownership. The piece shifts to school public relations, urging superintendents and principals to plan long term outreach with media and citizens to support budgets and levies, warning that poorly organized programs sow confusion.
Toward Quality Education Workshop Panel Talk
Dr McCloskey urged four reasons for quality education stressing full development of capacities, responsible citizenship, global diplomacy aided by skilled people, and the practical and spiritual worth of high quality learning. A panel led by John W Polley covered goals and standards in modern education with several officials and educators speaking.
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McCloakey
McCloskey
John W. Polley
Teachers College
Columbia
Arthur W. Sehmidt
New York State
Ile
Training School Set for Mexico
A one day training school titled You and Your Schools will be held at Wilcox Memorial in Mexico on August 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs Theo Grant will lead an illustrated talk on the school system. A panel including William Hughes Mark Stalker Jr and Mrs William Perkins will discuss questions and adapt information into about 32 units for leaders.
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Marylyn P. Jenkins
Wilcox Memorial
Mexico
Theo Grant
Redfield
Grant
Wiliam Hughes
Central Square Central School
Mark Stalker
Bush Central School
William Perkins
Fulton
PTA
Pennellville Fire Destroys Farm Shed in Afternoon Blaze
A storage shed on the Larrabee farm near Pennellville was destroyed by a fire discovered by a neighbor. Phoenix and Palermo fire units responded with pumper and tanker, limiting damage to the structure and a few scorched evergreens. Fire crews remained about an hour. New Jersey fishermen harvest about half a million pounds of lobster each summer.
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Pennellville
Larrabee
Phoenix Fire Department
Palermo
New Jersey
Funeral services for former theater owner Charles P Gilmore
Private funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon for Charles P. Gilmore, former theater owner here who died in Oswego hospital Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were John Howley, William Wallace, Albert Salladin, Francis Wallace, Alfred Salladin and James Walders.
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Charles P. Gilmore
Oswego Hospital
Riverside Cemetery
John Howley
William Wallace
Albert Salladin
Francis Wallace
Alfred Salladin
James Walders
Lawrence Van Pierce Funeral Services Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Lawrence Van Pierce husband of Minnie Blanchard Pierce of Granby Road were held yesterday afternoon at 2 with Rev. Charles T. Holcombe officiating. Burial followed in Lewis Cemetery with bearers Frederick L. Pierce Albert G. Pierce Howard Phillips Roland Phillips and Raymond Phillips.
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Lawrence van Pierce
Minnie Blanchard Pierce
Granby Rd
Charles T. Holcombe
Lewis Cemet
Eyes
Frederick L
Albert G. Pierce
Howard
Roland
Raymond Phillips
Mineiio milk bids sought by school board
The Mineiio 4.1001 Board calls for rebids to supply homogenized milk and chocolate milk. Bids to be opened Friday August 28 at 8 o’clock at the school building. Board reserves right to reject any and all bids. L. O. Meeker, Clerk. wa ug.24-25-27-T323.
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L. O. Meeker
Waug
Personal Notes and Coming Events in Oswego Area
Attendees and events include Attorny and Mrs. Robert G Ties at East Mohawk Street and Dr. and Mrs. James Grant at West Fifth Street visiting the Treadway Otesaga in Cooperstown home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Os-We-Go Cootlette Club 473 to meet Tuesday. Edward Straight called to Detroit due to his brother Harrys death. Gladys Smith attending a reunion at Harper Method School in Rochester. Barbara Meyer requests full attendance at water balLet rehearsal at the Country Club tonight at 7:30. Ina Askew returns home after two weeks with Crandall Smiths family of Port Jefferson L I. Keegan children visiting grandmother Mrs. O Donnell inwater town. National Association of Retired Civil Employees Chapter 445 picnic at Selkirk State Park Wednesday with local committee members. Fruit Valley Home Demonstration Unit meets Wednesday at Community Hall to prep for Saturday rally supper pay your dues. Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting of local leaders at a date to be announced. Francis J Caffrey son of Mrs Harold F Caffrey earns Master of Science at College of Education Oswego commencement.
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Attorny
Robert G. Ties
Mohawk St
James Grant
West Fifth St
Treadway Otesaga
Cooperstown
Baseball Hall of Fame
National Association of Retired Civil Employes
Selkirk State Park
Harold Houlihan
Mary Forsythe
Lawrence Lyke
Oswego
Frank Gallagher
Fred Martin
Fulton
Otto Pagenkoph
Minetto
Captain Boyd
Mexico
Francis Stacy
Pulaski
Fruit Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Avent
George Baker
Lillian DeGroff
White
Knopp
Community notices and events from a 1910s newspaper segment
In Liverpool Junior High School a science teacher is listed. The Business and Professional Women’s club schedules an August picnic at 6:30 p.m. at Evelyn Healy’s Washington Boulevard home. Guests should bring their own table service. A Vocational Service program led by Clarence W. Ridgeway is planned for Rotary International lunch at Hotel Pontiac. Bernard Harrington and Calvin Bond speak as new members. Brother Denis Sennett, a Franciscan friar, sails from New York August 25 on the S.S. Constitution to Rome for a multi year assignment. His parents Otis and Mrs. Sennett accompany him. The education commission of First Methodist meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Roy Simmons presiding. Stewardship campaign committee organization meets Thursday evening at the church with Prof. John presiding. Miss Nona Turano mentioned.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Evelyn Healy
Washington Blvd
Clarence W. Ridgeway
Rotary International
Pontiac
Bernard G. Harrington
Calvin G. Bond
Brother Denis Sennett
S.A
Graymoor
New York
Church of Onofrio
Gianicolo
Rome
Italy
Otis Sennett
Hannibal
Denis
Europe
Commission On Education
First Methodist Church
Roy Simmons
John 7
Nona Turano
Finance commission meeting attendees listed
The commission on finance will be joined by lay leader Howard Dice and Rev. Russell S. Brown among others at the meeting. The brief note names attendees and indicates a planned gathering.
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Commission On Finance
Howard Dice
Russell S. Brown
Board Rejects Milk, Roadwork, Annex Bids at Minetto School
The Minetto Union School Board rejected bids Friday night for the 1959 60 milk supply five percent discount at six cents a half pint The bid list included Rogers Riverside Dairy Fulton Netherlands Dairy Curt is Manor and Livers Dairy of Oswego The board also rejected blacktop bids for the playground area and bids for the Benson Annex purchase with all offerings refused Leon Laws of Minetto submitted a lone bid for school transportation at 4600 Sears Oil Co of Baldwinsville and Syracuse led six bidders at 1028 for the yearly fuel oil needs
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Mlinetto
Minete
Union School
Board of Education
Benson Annex
Rogers’ Riverside Dairy
Fulton
Netherlands Dairy
Curetis Manor
Livers Dairy
Oswego
Lloyd Meeker
Leon Laws
Minetto
Sears Oil Co
Baldwinsvile
Syracuse
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Geneva
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Edward Straight
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Barbara Meyer
Ina Askew
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Vernon A. Keegan
Watertown
Frederick J. O'Donnell
West Third St
Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce
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College of Education
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