Honor Accorded To Williamson Vice President in Moose District
Albert Williamson of this city was elected a vice president of the 10th District of the Order of Moose at a session Sunday afternoon in the Oswego lodge rooms. A large group attended with governors Paul Murray of Auburn Nicholas Speach Syracuse Frank Irwin Geneva Bernard Adsit Baldwinsville and Jack Reifke Oswego present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Williamson
the Order of Moose
Oswego
Paul Murray
Auburn
Nicholas Speach
Syracuse
Frank Irwin
Geneva
Bernard Adsit
Baldwinsville
Jack Reifke
Fellowship meeting schedule announced for Oswego lodge
William Sachs, Oswego president of the Fellowship Assn, will preside at a Sunday breakfast. On Oct 24 the local lodge installs new members and Henry Gilbert Dale will be enshrined. A fellowship breakfast with Sachs in charge leads to district and fellowship meetings through the coming year on Oct 11 Geneva, Nov 1 Seneca Falls, Dec 8 Syracuse, Jan Auburn, Feb Baldwinsville, and Mar Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sachs
Oswwegy
Fellowship Assa
Presidal
Henry Gilbert Dale
Sachs
Geneva
Seneca Falls
Syracuse
Auburn
Baldwinsville
Oswego
City Bill Ambulance Fees Sought From Insurers
City officials consider charging insurance companies for ambulance fees to recoup costs. Ambulance use in 1958 totaled 1,486 calls with two vehicles, a 3955 Chrysler and a 1939 Buick donated by former Mayor Gould. Proposal by hospital administrator Sobering aims to fund repairs and replacements from premiums collected via insurers. He notes repeated suggestions since seven occasions with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Lass
Chrysler
Frank L. Gould
Paul P. Sobering
Mr. Sobering
Pearl Stockwin Obituary in Oswego Hospital Service Arrangements
Mrs Pearl Stockwin widow of Sidney Stockwin a sorority mother at 72 W Firth St died Saturday night after a long illness in Oswego Hospital She was born in Edwards resided there years and was a former musician with her husband In addition she was a communicant of St Marys Church Surviving are a daughter Mrs Margaret Chetney Lyons two grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services set for 9 am Tuesday at Connell Funeral Home then 930 am at St Marys Church Burial at Union Village Cemetery Call times Monday at the funeral home to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stockwin
Sidney Stockwin
W. Firth St
Oswego Hospital
Mrs. Stockwin
Edwards
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Margaret Chetney
Lyons
Connell Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Union Village
Selective Gains on Wall Street Markets Edge Higher
New York stocks showed a selective advance with gains in steels and motors. U S Steel and Ford hit year highs while General Motors slipped slightly and Chrysler and American Motors rose. The Dow Jones 60 average stood around 231.30 at noon with mixed results across sectors.
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NEW York
U. S. Steel
Ford
Associated Press
Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
Syracuse
Warren St
Harrison
Victor Dean
Allied Chem & Dye
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Seers Alum Ltd
Am Airlines
Am Motors
Armco
Tel & Tel
Armstrong Cork Arch T& SF
Bale & Ohio
Beth $U
Boeing Aircraft
Borg-Warner - Briges Mig Bullard
Celanese Corps
Ches & Ohio Ray
Chrysler
Ssscerseeene
Colo Fuel & Ir
Columbas
Motors Cercesssne
Copperweld
duPont de Ne
Doug Aircraft
Glidden Corp
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
IBM
Tee
Tel & Th
Eraneel Jones & Lang
Kennecott Coserene
Lehman Corp
Serene
Ligeett & My
Lockheed Ai
Loew's
Marine Mid
Merck
Letter Carriers Elect State Officers At Albany Convention
Thomas F. Corbett of Rochester re elected president of the New York State Association of Letter Carriers during a four day convention in Albany. Anna Warnock of Troy was chosen president of the auxiliary. Other officers include Frank Roggenkamp Ralph Merigliano Fred Kluth and Russell Hewett Wantagh Steven New Elmira William Lynch and John Duggan as executive board members. Auxiliary officers named include Mrs Paul Benson Mrs Ann Solomon Mrs Grace Fusco and Mrs Lorraine Flynn. Louis Phillips 66 of Paramount Pictures died of a heart attack in Manhasset. Moses Ginsberg 85 builder and shipowner died in Greenwich Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Thomas F. Corbett
Rochester
New York
Hewett Wantagh
Steven New
Elmira
William Lynch
Yonkers
John Duggan
Buffalo
Charles H. Keegan
Joseph DD. Frazier
Menands
Paul Benson
Watertown
Ann Solomon
New York City
Grace Fusco
Jamaica
Lorraine Flynn
Evelyn Westphal
Westfield Nuptials Tie Fletcher Daughter to Jackson
Miss Patricia Ann Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard P Fletcher of Westfield New Jersey marries Donald W Jackson son of Mr and Mrs William Jackson at Holy Trinity church Westfield. Rev Thomas P Whalen officiates Papal Blessing granted. Reception at Far Hills Inn Somerville. Bride formerly of Oswego. Both graduates and employees noted with future plans in North Plainfield residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Fletcher
Maynard P. Fletcher
Trinity Place
Westfield
N. J
Donald W. Jackson
William Jackson
Bryant Avenue
Scotch Plains
Holy Trinity Church
Thomas P. Whalen
Binghamton
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
Oswego
Fletcher
Clara Whalen
Joseph J. Whalen
127
West Seventh St
Walter P. Fletcher
Minetto
John Truglio
Joanna Bunn
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Virginia Michelli
Springfield
Ann Marie McGowan
James O'Conner
Fanwood
Wiliam McManus
Garwood
Lea Eckman
Steve Wagner
Mountainside
Holy Trinity High School
Caldwell College For Women
American Cyanamid Co
Bound Brook
Seton Hall University
Canada
New England States
North Plainfield
British Leaders Televise Address From Chequers Plans
BBC and Europe’s Eurovision network will broadcast the appearance to nearly 100 million viewers. A BBC spokesman said there is no script and they do not know what will be said. The President’s full schedule after leaving Chequers included a chapel visit, a conference with Foreign Minister Fernando Castiella, and a dinner at Downing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Broadcasting Corp
Europe
Eurovision Network
BBC
Macmillan
Chequers
St. Paul's Cathedral
Britain
Spansh
Fernando Anna Castiella
No. 10
Downing St
Sir
Churchill Hosts War Leaders After Riviera Stop At Chequers
Winston Churchill returns to London from the Riviera to dine with wartime comrades while Dwight D. Eisenhower hosts a large group of associates. Eisenhower and Macmillan meet foreign ministers at Chequers, attend Anglican services at St. Peter and St. Paul, and share a two hour drive to Oxford. The vicar notes their focus on seeking God’s guidance as they discuss postwar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
London
Riviera
Arma
Eisenhower
Chequers
Macmillan
Oxford University
St. Peter and St. Paul
Checquers
Cyril Norman White
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God
McDonald's
Donal
Fashion First
Fulton
Mc Donalds
Rebels
Playtex
Pee Bi Sete
Wall Street
Lin Xt
Montgom Ward
Monsanto Chem
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Wat
Central
NY State E&g. Niaz
Am Avia Northern Pacific Ry
Shell Oil
Ses Sinclair Oil
Smith Corona Marchant
Southern Pacific
Ae Sperry Rand Corp
Stand
Penn
Pacific Lighting
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodges
Phillips Pete
Radio Corp
Vse
Repub St
Reynolds Tobacco Se
St Regis Paper
Sears Roebuck
Mobil Oi
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Mid-Cent
Texas Co
Cece
Cee Enene i
Texas Instruments
Thompson Prods Union Carbide
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft United Tank C
US Rubber
US Steel
Eee
Auveie Lut Western Union
Westing Elec
Sseesees
Woaa
Catalin Corp
Cenco Corp
Elec Bond
Dow Jones, Inc. Industrials
Letter Carriers
Manhasset
N.Y. UP
Louis Phillips
Paramount Pictures Corp
Poland
Greenwich
Conn
Moses Ginsberg
Lure de Gaulle
Dy-Dee
Dy-Dee Service
Sanitone
Alwess
Molinari
West Fifth St
Pete
J. B. Lynch Pharmacy
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