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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1960

Page

5

Dual Problem- School Board to Mull Athletic Field

The Board of Education plans a special session to discuss preliminary drawings costing 1500 for converting Otis Field into an athletic center and to evaluate refurbishing Oak Hill for district offices. Debates over Otis Field feasibility and long range expansion include possible use of Fort Ontario and Oak Hill, with costs previously estimated up to 75000 for athletic facilities.

Board of Education Otis Field Oak Hill School Board of Education Syracuse Charles E. Riley George W. Allen Mark H. FitzGibbons Jerry Beiden John McGrath Frank Wells FitzGibbons John Meehan Fort Ontario Fitz Gibbons

Father Yennock Speaks at St Peters Holy Name Breakfast

The Rev. Eugene Yennock assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception Fulton spoke at St Peters Holy Name Society communion breakfast. He cited prophecies fulfilled by Christ and noted the Messiah's advent. Introductory remarks by Joseph Regan society president. The Rev John A Quinn gave the benediction. Members received communion at 8 a.m. Mass. Officer elections set for January.

Eugene Yennock Immaculate Conception Church Fulton St. Peters Holy Name Society Father Yennock Christ Joseph Regan John A. Quinn

Still Hospitalized After Cleveland Fire That Killed Four

Thomas James, 45, still hospitalized in Oneida City Hospital after suffering burns in the Dec. 3 house fire that killed four children at Mrs. Colleen Corcoran's Cleveland home. Danny Morse, 9, and William Corcoran, 13, both survived and were moved from the hospital.

Oneida Thomas James Colleen Corcoran Cleveland Oneida City Hospital Danny Morse William Corcoran Renacea Harrow

Oswego Pupils to Donate Used Toys for Christmas Drive

Oswego teachers lead a city wide toy collection on Tuesday December 13 to help needy children. In a letter from J. B. Kelly and Walter Griffin parents are asked to send usable toys or games with their children to school for distribution by local groups or individuals.

Oswego Classroom Teachers Association J. B. Kelly Walter Griffin Oswego

Taxpayer argues for central Oswego high school site

A reader rejects Friday editorial, opposing moving Oswego High to the west edge. He urges a central location for a new high school and retention of Leighton School, noting East End student walking challenges due to no buses and harsh weather.

Palladium Times Leighton School Oswego High School Oswego East Side

Widow attends funeral service for husband in Scriba

Mrs. Luna Rowlee Boardway 46 of O'Connor Road Scriba attended the morning funeral for her husband George N. Boardway 57 at Connell funeral home. She did not attend later rites at St Louis Catholic church or St. Peter's cemetery while in Oswego County Jail awaiting grand jury action on a first degree murder charge. Sheriff Merwin Upcraft granted permission to attend after relatives visited. Bearers named and Rev Arthur Blodgett officiated.

Luna Rowlee Boardway O'Connor Rda Scriba George N. Boardway Connell Funeral St. Louis’ Catholic Church St. Peter's Cemetery Boardway Oswego County Merwin Upcraft Donald Reifke Charles Murray Lawrence McCarthy Joseph Eastwood George Breitbeck Chris Borzumate Arthur J. Blodgett St. Louis’ Church

Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog

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Commercial Printing Department Palladium-Times

W. Monroe Man Dies Shoveling Snow

A 77 year old West Monroe resident Thomas Fortino died Sunday while shoveling a path near his home on Pinnacle Road Oswego County Deputy Sheriff Arthur Revoir identified him He was a longtime Syracuse employee of Crucible Steel retired 1951 Funeral services set at Pirro & Sons and First Christian Assembly Church Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Syracuse

Oswego County West Monroe Arthur Revoir Thomas Fortino Ronald Daverty Brewert Pinnacle Road Fortino Traub Funeral Home Central Square Pirro and Sons Funeral Syracuse Crucible Steel Co. of America First Christian Assembly Church Fannie Masella Fortino Joan Carmen Fortino Joseph Ragonese Pirro & Sons Funeral First Christian Assembly Alfred Palma Pasotr Woodlawn N. State St

Holy Name Group Hears Two Speakers

The St. Joseph's Holy Name society held an 8 a.m. Mass and breakfast in the church hall with two speakers. Co chairs August Corso and Philip Giambo led the meal prepared by the Altar society led by Mrs. Florence Castaldo. President Benny Cernaro praised the smoker fundraiser and announced the next breakfast committee: Pat Guido, Joseph Sperino, and John Brancato, plus a nominating panel headed by Patrick.

St. Joseph's Holy Name Society August Corso Philip Giambo Altar Society Florence Castaldo Benny Cernaro Victor Catalone Pat Guido Joseph Sperino John Brancato Patrick

Community meeting plans coffee urn and Boy Scout troop

Molinari and others will meet Thursday at 7 30 in the church hall to discuss buying a large coffee urn. Vern Hultz hosted as toastmaster for Rev Ronald C Bill who urged parental guidance and respect for authority and urged members to enroll sons in a January Boy Scout troop with Talamo as scoutmaster.

Molinari Charles Caroccio Joseph Marabito, Jr Henry Dixon Anthony Paeno Ferdinand Tremiti Paeno Vern Hultz Ronald C. Bill Father Bill Talamo

Oregon Trail Ruts Still Mark Nebraska Paths

The Oregon Trail, described as the greatest wagon road, passed through Nebraska and its ruts remain visible in many locations across the state.

Nebraska

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