No Decision Yet Corsall Weighs Running Again
Former Oswego mayor Vincent A. Corsall, out less than a year, says he may run next November but has not decided. He notes strong talk from supporters yet denies organized campaign planning, citing two possible years ahead and mixed reactions to a Jacobs Co reappraisal issue shaping next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Corsall
Mr. Corsall
Ralph Shapiro
Santo Morabito
Mr. Shapiro
Robert H. Turner
Jacobs Co
Corsall’s mayoral win flips party control in ward race
The article notes Mr. Corsall, a First Ward Democrat committeeman, won as a Liberal, giving that party its first mayor. It questions whether he will seek the Democratic primary or run again as Liberal Independent if defeated. He reflected after the 1959 election that the campaign may end his public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsall
Personal Notes and Coming Events in Oswego area
Robert M. Frumkin, associate professor, Oswego State College of Education, coauthors a research paper in Journal of Human Relations Autumn 1960. Various church groups hold Christmas events, concerts, parties, and gatherings at Methodist, St. Pauls, and other local venues with plans for January meetings and youth activities. The 30 foot Christmas tree and related community schedule wrap up the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Frumkin
Oswego State College of Education
Journal of Human Relations
Oswego Art Guild
N Y Chamber of Commerce Attacks Labor Laws
The Empire State Chamber of Commerce says current New York labor laws fail to curb union racketeering and collusion with employers. It urges sweeping changes including secret ballots, limits on injunctions, and revised workers compensation and unemployment rules. The Labor Department plans a 6 percent hike in employer unemployment insurance payments to 88 million next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
New York State
Chamber
State Labor Relations Board
State Labor Department
Martin Peatherwood
Paeno Named City Sealer of Weights and Measures
Mayor Ralph Shanire announced John Paeno is now permanent City Sealer after completing a Civil Service exam. He previously served under a temporary appointment and will earn $3,300 yearly plus increments. Paeno oversees parking meters and checks scales and liquid measures in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paeno
Ralph Shanire
Paeno
Harold J. Bond
Nightly lights brighten Hal Road spruce display
On the Hal Road at Himes and Deady the blue spruce is now illuminated nightly with 770 lights this year, confirmed by Mr. Deady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes
Deady
Hal
Notable Oswego sportsman Ralph Theurer hospitalized after stroke
Ralph Theurer II a longtime Oswego dental lab operator and local sportsman and conservationist, now of New Haven, was admitted to Oswego Hospital Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said he is in good condition following a slight stroke this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Theurer
Ralph F. Theurer
Oswego
New Haven
Oswego Hospital
Oswego High Christmas Concert Set For Monday Night
Oswego High School hosts its annual Christmas Concert Monday at 8 pm in Robinson Auditorium. Admission is free. The concert features The Song of Christmas by Ringwald sung by combined choirs narrated by Leonard Lambert with accompanists Jeannine Lambert and Carol Matteson. The Philotones perform Bath Night of the Babe Underwood The Shepherds Christmas Song Luvaas and Holy Night arranged by Adams and Seymour. Small Ensemble sings Carol of the Bells O Mars Where is Your Baby by Fracker Pohl We Wish You a Merry Christmas arranged by Krones and The Little Lord Jesus is Sleeping Rawley. The choirs are directed by Bers L Push. The school band, led by Leonard Lambert, performs two Bach chorales Handel The Messiah selections Franghiser Mery Christmas Santa Claus is Coming to Town Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Marlss. Band members listed include Thomas Batcenelor Valerie Benzing William Benzing Lynette Cornwall Anthony D Ambra Robert Dingman Richard Fox Russell Fox Joan Henning Lions Hunt Barbara Kapuscinski Katheryn Killenbee Jeannine Lambert Terance Lanigan Robert Leaven Patricia Mack Thomas Dingman Patricia McLaughlin Richard Millis Judy Mumford Marcia Place Doothy Penrod Edward Powell Michael Scandura Joseph Shoenfelt Roy Sova Margaret Stopher James Sweeney Thomas Van dercrift Catherine Veen Calvin Verny Joseph Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego High Schools
Robinson Auditorium
Ringwald
Leonard Lambert
Jeannine Lambert
Carol Matteson
Philotones
Underwood
Luvaas
Adams
Seymour
Wilkovsky
Mars
Frackerpohl
Krones
Rawley
Bers L. Push
Bach
Handel
Franghiser
Santa Claus
Gillespie
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
Marlss
Thomas Batcenelor
Valerie Benzing
William Benzing
Lynette Cornwall
Anthony D’ambra
Robert Dingman
Richard Fox
Russell Fox
Joan Hen
Symphonic Choir Plans Radio and TV Holiday Broadcasts
The Symphonic Choir of Oswego State College of Education schedules 15 minute radio and TV appearances as Christmas nears. The choir, in its 13th year on Channel 1 telecasts, will be seen on WHEN TV in Candlelight Carols at 11 15 p.m. Sunday and on CBS stations coast to coast at 8 45 to 9 p.m. Monday. WBEN Buffalo will air at 10 15 p.m. Christmas Eve, and WCOSC Oswego will present a 1 30 p.m. Christmas Eve program. Despite hazardous driving, many attendees traveled to last night’s concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego State College of Education
Thur
When-Tv
Columbia Broadcasting System
WHEN
Syracuse
Wwny Watertown
WHEC
Rochester
CBS
WBEN
Buffalo
Wal
WCOSC
Osweep
Chor
Last Nught
Mai Auditorumn
Cornell Students Ask for End To Nuclear Testing
About 200 Cornell University students and faculty marched through slush in Ithaca to urge President-elect Kennedy to seek a bilateral or international ban on nuclear testing. They sent a telegram supporting a February test ban and urging swift negotiations, while NATO efforts and Geneva talks faced a pause. Prof. Philip Morrison, a wartime physicist, joined, advocating continuing the voluntary U.S. ban on nuclear tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
PIA
Cornell University
Kennedy
Russia
Geneva
Philip Morrison
United States
Merger of 3 Masonic Lodges Approved in Oswego
Consolidation of Oswego Lodge 127 Fronter City Lodge 422 and Aeonian Lodge 679 into Lake City Lodge 127 F and AM received approval from Carl W Peterson grand master of New York Masons and a special dispensation for officer elections set for December 27 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple temporary officers Floyd West and others will reside at the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Peterson
New York
New Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lake City Lodge
F & AM
Oswego Lodge
Fronter City Lodge
Aeonian Lodge
Chanukah Program At Hadassah Meeting Presided By Mrs Gordon
Mrs Sam Gordon presided over a Hadassah regular meeting in temple clubrooms on Wednesday evening. Adele Boros led opening prayer. After reports a Chanukah program by Talmud Torah seniors featured a play directed by Mrs Boros with Richard Goldstein lighting candles and giving blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Sam Gordon
Temple
Adele Boros
Dolores Shapiro
Talmud Torah
Bores
Richard Goldstein
Marleen Shapiro
Adrean Brein
Toni Feltscher
Rhonda Shapiro
Betty Lundy
Gloria Karch
Gordon
Leonard Shapiro
Leon Shapiro
Syracuse-Sharaton Inn
Bess Myerson
Israel
Lefkowitz Libel Suit Filed in France Over Darvas Claim
Paris magistrate reviews a $5 million libel suit by Nicolas Darvas against Louis J. Lefkowitz to see if it can be heard in a French court. Darvas, author of How I Made Two Million Dollars in the Stock Market, alleges Lefkowitz harmed his reputation with statements about the book’s authenticity published in French papers. He says the action is on principle and expects little chance of collecting damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nicolas Darvas
New York
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Darvas
Lefkowitz
Attorney General
Lodge Officers Appointed and Elections Set for 1951
The list names master Howard Dice and senior warden Willam Rombough among elected officers with Gerald Right mire treasurer and Eugene Hamel secretary. Appointed officers include Earl Sanders senior master of ceremony and Rev. Rees T. Williams chaplain. Elections occur December 27 with installation January 10 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dice
Willam Rombough
Gerald Rightmire
Eugene Hamel
Arthur Bennett
Myron Dimon
Robert Fox
Howard Arnott Smith
Harold Westcott
Earl Sanders
David Genz
Wilam Sachs
Fritz Evcums
Rees T. Williams
Calvin Bond
Robert Shackleton
Ira Bohannon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. Shapiro
Shapiro
Mr. Turner
Edward F. Crawford
Robert G. Iles
Democrats
John O'C. Conway
Conway
Davis Electric Co. Dia
Stone's
W. Pee ST
Bridge ST
Dasher
Mc Donald
Ste
Fulton
Margaret Smith
First Methodist Church
R. 8. Butler
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Joseph Hewitt
Gordon Attenboro
Emerson Devendorf
Earl Manwaring
Rhea Rickard
Franciska Hefti
Switzerland
Miss Hefti
Minnie Burns
Bernice Devendorf
Laura Bough
Altar Rosary Society of
St. Paul's Church
Moritz M. Fuchs
Horace Pierce
Thomas Navagh
Leo Culeton, Jr
George Familo
Melvin McElhorne
Joseph Amedio
Salvation Army
The
Assemly of God
Church of the Nazarene
Jean Hallenbeck
Linda Craver
Donna Swimm
Presbyterian Church
West Fifth
Oneida Sts
Charles E. Crisafulli
Anna Reitz
Pauline Quattrini
Philip A. Sugar
Ohio State University
Columbus
Oswego Unitarian Fellowship
Pontiac
N.Y. Chamber of Commerce
OHS
Cornell
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium
Dubarry
Lady Borden
Sportsman Seaforth
Leatherie
Palmolive
Gillette
Yardley
S&h
Mack’s
TIMEX
DR. Grabow
Cigar Department
AMITY
Xmas Tree
ARGUS
Page & Shaw
Stig
Amin
Bourjois
Remington
Jewslta
Coy Byivenia
Bunveam
Westelon
Drawine
France
the “Pick” of
Laza
Pacu Emery
Albert Pick
Penthouse TV
Phone Plaza
Albert Pick Hotel
Dowd & Harrington Inc
Insurance and
West
St., Oswego, N. Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!