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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1960
Page
7
Carl F. Thomas 26 of 289 Duer St Oswego was booked on driving while intoxicated after a collision on West Third Street involving a parked car. Anna Murphy 601 Worth St reported injuries to her leg as a result of the crash. Mrs Geraldine Thomas and 9 year old daughter Jean were examined for leg bruises. Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
Fulton High cagers aim to rebound after two opening losses in Oswego County league. They host Phoenix Central at Fairgrieve junior high gym to begin home season, with a jayvee game preceding the varsity.
Knights and ladies of Pathfinder Assembly Fourth Degree Fulton schedule annual Christmas party for Sunday evening December 11 at the K of C home on South First Street. Oswego Assembly Fourth Degree members and invited guests will join in the evening’s entertainment. The Color Corps led by Sir Knight James P. Donovan will participate in the major degree ceremony at Syracuse on December 4.
Elizabeth chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will meet at 8 p m Monday to elect new officers and ballot on bylaw amendments. The chapter will also hold its annual Christmas party for members and friends on Monday December 19.
Regular monthly meeting of Court Pete Le Moyne Catholic Daughters of America will be held Monday December 12 in Holy Family church hall. A Christmas dinner will be served at 630 p m Co chairs Mrs Cora Calocino and Mrs Norma Heppell lead the committee with several assistants. Reservations due by Monday December 5.
Wilby McMillan of Oswego RD 3 went to headquarters late Thursday night to report an attack at a Fulton grill. Patrolman Robert Somers said McMillan had a deep cut over the left eye. Officers John Baden and Francis Doyle investigated and advised obtaining a warrant for action.
Fulton residents Miss Jean Collier and Miss Nadaine Anagnost will be commissioned as missionaries at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Calvary Baptist church. Collier, a Fulton High graduate, will study Spanish in Costa Rica before working in Mexico, after a government job in Washington. Anagnost, a Fulton High School teacher for four years, will study French in Paris before missionary work in Africa.
Mrs. Milton Burchim of 102 W Fifth St reported a missing record player valued at 59 dollars and a ring priced at 49 dollars from a second floor room. Patrolman Hanlon and Patrolman Taylor investigated the incident. Funeral arrangements note Ina M. French of 501 Seward St to be buried at Hannibal Center after services at Young and Son with Rev. Riggle officiating.
Pulaski Grange will host Fulton Rotary Club members and their wives for a turkey dinner at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday December 6 followed by an open grange meeting. Charles Salisbury will guide the program with Maxwell Parrish of Bowens Corners speaking on Grange Work and Rural Urban Relations.
Albany NY The New York State Liquor Authority suspends Joseph T and Maria R Ferreira RD 2 Pulaski Sandy Creek hotel liquor license for seven days from January 9 1961 to January 16 1962 for sale of alcohol to a minor.
Pulaski Post Office windows will be open all day on Saturdays December 10 and 17 to ease the holiday rush. Unsealed Christmas cards going to foreign countries including Canada and Mexico require 3 cent postage. Sealed cards to Mexico and Canada need four cents while other foreign destinations require eight cents.
Gouverneur James P. Papayanakos, an 81 year old northern New York theater owner and motion picture pioneer, died Thursday morning at his home from arteriosclerosis. He built the Temple theater at Pulaski with his brothers Aleck and Harry in 1924, a structure that burned in 1939.
Advertises cash for 1877 Indian Head cents and 1914 Lincoln cents with listed price ranges. Also buys one and two and three dollar gold coins with premiums. Promises payment to coin collectors and notes memberships in coin associations.
The Fulton city chamberlain reports November parking meter revenue was 1,729, up from 1,563 a year earlier. For 11 months this year total meters income reached 18,811 versus 18,445 in 1959.
Golden Chain Rebekah lodge hosted a card party in the Odd Fellows rooms with Christmas decor. Prizes from local merchants and Larry's Dry Cleaners of Fulton were awarded to many Phoenix community members including Mrs. R. P. Hamilton and Miss Winifred Drohan.
Oswego County federation of S men will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Albion Fish and Game clubhouse in Pineville. A buffet lunch will follow. All sportsmen are invited.
New York stocks edged higher with mixed results early afternoon trading. The 60 stock average rose to 214.30 as industrials and utilities gained, while the Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 595.89. Government bonds moved up though corporates were uneven.
Church schedules from Rev. Robert E. Pennock to St. Frances Xavier Cabrini list services, studies, and youth activities across multiple parishes. Programs include holy worship, catechism, choir rehearsals, youth fellowships, and mission programs with guest speakers and church school changes.
Altmar St Marys Catholic Church offers Mass at 9 15 a m every Sunday and invites parishioners to attend. The schedule is listed for regular weekly worship.
Fernwood Rev. James Thornes leads Sunday 10 a.m. service with Rev. Charles Foster at 10 45 a m worship 12 noon Sunday school and 8 p m evening service Midweek prayer and Bible study at 7 45 p m on Wednesday
Parish notices across West Amboy Vermillion Hastings New Haven Scriba and South Scriba outline Sunday worship at 9:30 to 11 a.m. and Sunday school times. Choir rehearsals and youth meetings fill Saturdays with pie sales and Christmas workshops. Special sermons include Who Shall Deliver Me and Wonderful Counselor amid Advent events.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. titled Keeping Christ in Christmas. At 5 p.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship. Seniors to meet at the church for transport to Oswego Sub-district Rally. Youth activities continue at 6:30 p.m.
The Fellowship Juniors gather at North Valney Church led by Rev Harold Pennock for morning worship at 9 45 a m Sunday with the theme Keeping Christ in Christmas and a Sunday School session at 11 a m.
Rev. Larry Draper leads morning worship at 11 with the subject Christian Giving. The Lord's Supper follows. Evening service at 7:30 preceded by 6 p.m. Young Peoples meeting. Night Prayer at 7:15 Wednesday. Christmas program set for December 25 at 7:30 p.m.
Reverend Orval McBride leads services at Hannibal Baptist Presbyterian with a busy schedule including a Friday Willing Workers gathering and a Sunday communion at 11. A youth fellowship meets at 3:30 p.m. and a forum at Miss Lois Chaffee's home at 8 p.m. Weekday religious education, dartball games, and choir rehearsals fill the week. A Christmas Family Night Program and old fashioned tree event are planned at the Community House. Reverend Kenneth L. Combs leads a separate church with Advent worship on Sunday at 10 a.m. and a subdistrict meeting at First Methodist in Oswego at 3 p.m. Junior and Senior MYF meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at Mrs. Harold Willard’s.
Reverend Kenneth Combs leads Divine Worship on Sunday December 4 at 9 a.m. for the second Sunday in Advent with the sermon The Church and Our Spiritual Welfare. Church School follows at 10 a.m. On Monday December 5, 7 30 p.m. the Official Board meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Deming.
Beginning this Sunday December 4 all services move to the Presbyterian church in Sterling Valley Pastor A S Lowrie leads a service of worship Noon Bible school classes for all 7 30 p m High School Youth Fellowship with a special Tuesday 30 p m Junior Youth Fellowship meeting and 7 30 p m Youth choir rehearsal
Oswego County Grange Deputy Raymond Jacobson of Albion Center will make his official visit Saturday night December 3 at 8 pm to Mount Pleasant Grange.
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