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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1960
Page
16
Investors report total investment in New York State farm businesses reaching 35 Wey over two ton dollars. Officials note rising capitalization across agriculture sectors and growing funding from regional lenders. The data reflect broader economic expansion in rural enterprise and agri business networks.
New York reporter finds eight inches of snow in Pulaski and nearby villages barely disrupts daily life. Weather explains lake effect. lake Ontario keeps water unfrozen, warming air and increasing moisture. Roads are plowed quickly by six large plow crews clearing ninety eight miles before sand is spread.
In Pulaski and nearby towns residents and motorists cope with a severe snowstorm. Plows work along highways from Syracuse to Pulaski while private gear helps clear lots and driveways. Local residents note health concerns from shoveling and reminisce on harsher snows of the past as some plan to move south.
Jerry Seigfried, longtime Prudential official, completed nearly a year as Oswego Prudential manager after 12 years with the firm. Previously staff manager in Cortland, he led Cortland to top state production for four years and was among the top three others. Since arriving in Oswego, the office has posted its best results in years. Mr and Mrs Seigfried have two children, Larry and Linda, residing at 305 East 9th Street.
New York wholesale egg offerings show active demand with spot quotations for whites and Browns across extras and mediums. Butter prices steady with continued strong demand. bulk carton prices for creamery products rated AA to B with cents per pound ranges.
The State Thruway Authority opened the final six miles of the cross state expressway in the Niagara section, completing the southbound lane. The northbound lane had been opened in September. Traffic will be toll free on this six mile stretch.
Services for Nellie Nichols of New York City, a former Syracuse resident, are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Goddard Crandall Funeral Home with Rev. Leonard Basford officiating. Interment will be Woodlawn Cemetery. She died Wednesday at St. Vincent’s Hospital after a long illness. Survived by son John E. Nichols of Oswego, brother Ernest H. Nichols of Springfield, Mass, and a nephew. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, 3111 James St.
North-South results show top pairs led by Mrs. Fletcher Petrie and Mrs. Jane O Mara at 6973 points. Second went to Mrs. James Mc Crudden and Mrs. Thomas Mc Gough with 6613, followed by Franklyn Red dout and Mr. Flanigan at 6212. East-West winners included Mrs. Walter Thorpe and Mrs. Clarence Brandes at 7814 and other top pairs scoring into the 60s.
A fire in Corfu destroyed a general store and an antique shop and leveled a two and a half story frame building. An apartment above was ruined and the blaze caused an estimated 50000 in damage. Eight volunteer departments fought the flames in subfreezing weather Thursday night. The cause was undetermined.
Christmas Eve service at First Methodist church starts at 11 p m Saturday. Program includes Prelude Call to worship Diane Stevens Hymn Joy to the World Scripture reading David Gray What Child Is This Soloist Denise Weeks Evening prayer Corrine Baitsell Hymn It Came Upon a Midnight Clear A Cold Winter s Night Rev Robert Walden Christmas Story Kareth Young Hymn O Come All Ye Faithful Candlelight procession and collection Silent Night Benediction Manger Scene Corky Bait sell Ricky Brown Christa Palmiter Ronald Young Ushers Donald Young Mary Ann Reidy Linda Coleman Robert Cornwell Guest organist Connie Perkins.
A power failure at the Rome Post Office disrupted lights and cancelling machines, but clerks retrieved long idle lanterns and managed to process the mail and Christmas cards despite the outage.
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