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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1960

Page

11

Thomases Leave Orwell for Syracuse Winter Stay

Mr and Mrs George Thomas have closed their Orwell home and moved to Syracuse to spend the winter months where Mr Thomas will be closer to his work. Janet Blair daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Blair was taken to the House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown for appendicitis and is recovering. Other local notes include visits, weddings, illnesses, hunting success, and club meetings at the town hall.

Orwell George Thomas Syracuse Thomas Muss Janet Blair Douglas Blair House of the Good Samaritan Watertown Della Lillis Herbert Cooper John Ott Brewerton Robert Murphy Bamburg Lacona Road Narramore

Called Home By Father's Illness

Fairdale Frank Di Bello of Clearwater Florida is visiting relatives and friends He was called home by the illness of his father Donato Di Bello Mrs Margaret Warren and Mrs Carrie Tetro of Fulton were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Donato DiBello George McFarland of Sterling is recovering from his recent operation Sunday callers at the McFarland home were his sister Mrs Nelle Simmons of Sterling and son Fred Mr and Mrs Winheld Cobb Mr and Mrs Harry McFarland and daughter Amber and Mr and Mrs Millard Beckwith of Hannibal Several from here attended the 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Geo Chase of Martville Mr Chase has been ill but is recovering As soon as he is able they will be leaving for Zepher Hill Florida The Co op at Sterling expects to finish their work this coming week Mrs Edith Cooper is recovering from her recent illness and able to sit up and crochet Mrs Jennie Fowler attended the wedding Saturday of Miss Elaine Dibble of South Han Mr and Mrs Sterling George of Clayton were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Fred A George in Hannibal Mrs Bert Edwards is spending some time with the Georges Mrs George and Mrs Edwards visited Mrs Edward's cousin Mrs Lou Milliman at Walcott Saturday Mrs Milliman is home convalescing after having spent some time in Lyons Hospital Mr and Mrs W G Beckwith called on Mrs Abbie Kring of Ridge Road Saturday

Kenneth Graham Robert Finster Sandy Creek Julie Ostrander Pulasin Donald Maxwell Percy Maxwell Paul Kenway Brandywine Gordon Walker Kenway Walker Elia M. Miner Dowling Pulaski Allen Guyette Town Hall Circle of Gleaners Judson McDonald Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton Ronnie Bush Norman Bush Fairdale Frank DiBello Clearwater Fla Donato DiBello Margaret Warren Carrie Tetro George McFarland Sterling McFarland Nelle Simmons Fred Winheld Cobb Harry McFarland Amber Millard Beckwith Hannibal Geo Chase Mart~ville Lou Milliman Walcott Milliman Lyons Hospital W.G. Beckwith Abbie Kring Ridge Road

Injury reported after sedan strikes lamp pole in Watertown

Nelson J. Smith Jr 36 of Lacona was treated at Mercy hospital for contusions to the left leg after his 1953 sedan skidded on fresh snow at 1152 am Thursday and struck an ornamental light pole in front of 741 Leroy St He was released after treatment.

Watertown Nelson J. Smith, Jr Lacona Mercy Hospital Leroy St

Oak trees and their enduring traits explained

The article notes oaks grow slowly and live 200 to 300 years with some older. English oaks date to Saxon times. Gloucestershire trees reach nearly 48 feet diameter. American white oak can reach 150 feet tall and eight feet thick. Oaks are widespread, except in very cold regions, and produce smooth nuts. Leaves turn red or gold in cold weather. Old Ronnie Shaw wins $10 for a question. readers mailed in entries to Violet Moore Higgins AP Newsfeatures.

England Gloucestershire America Ronnie Shaw Grants Pass Ore Violet Moore Higgins AP Newsfeatures

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