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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1960
Page
8
The traveling bloodmobile will stop at the Century House of First Methodist Church in Fulton on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ronald Osborne, chairman of the Fulton Red Cross blood committee, says the group is leading the regional center effort and urges locals to rally to stay in first place.
Fulton A total of 254 patients were admitted to Lee Memorial hospital in November with 46 remaining at the end of the month for addition treatment. During the month 32 boys and 34 girls were born at the hospital. Patient days numbered 1,483 and included 1,046 on the medical surgical floor 227 on the maternity floor and 210 for the newborn. Total occupancy on the main floor was 77.48 per cent for the month and 72.53 per cent for the year with the maternity floor occupancy being 30.44 per cent for the month and 49.95 per cent for the year. Thirty three major and 81 minor operations were performed and 37 emergency cases handled. X rays including fluoroscopes numbered 200. One hundred and twenty one outpatients were treated. Five deaths were recorded and one autopsy performed.
Oswego R D4 resident Don A. Baldwin announces resignation from the municipal industrial properties commission. He says he left his post with the Loran Long Co and has joined the Atlantic Refining Co in Syracuse.
Members of the Nehasne Rebekah lodge will ballot on a proposal to consolidate districts 1 and 3. The meeting is at 8 p m Tuesday with Margaret Watson noble grand presiding and refreshments served afterward.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lenhart of 612 Fay Street and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cubblerly of 8 9 West Third Street are parents of a girl born Monday at Lee Memorial hospital. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitmer of Fulton Route 1 and a girl Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Basile of Ira Route 1.
Two sisters aged 10 and 13 were slightly hurt when a car driven by Leonardo Greco collided with a truck driven by Gene Hunt at the Seventh Street Emery Street intersection. Patrolman Victor Jones investigated. Greco and his daughters were treated for a forehead bump and a bruised arm by Dr. F E Fox.
Fulton weddings featured multiple couples: Igrid L Thon of 267 S Fourth St and Richard D Jones married December 22 at 1 p.m. with Rev Harold Thom as officiant. Lula M Scaggs of 712 Emery St wed Willis H Morrison at 11 a.m. December 24 with Rev Earl T Blansfield. Dawn E Pospesel of 108 W Cayuga St Oswego tied with Joseph Haynes of 81 N First St. attendants included Ralph and June Thon, Shirley Dale, and Charles Raymond. News notes reflect brides as nurses or secretaries and grooms with Navy or paper mill work. several weddings list Fulton and Oswego connections.
Fulton bowling roundup reports top performances across three leagues. Notable scores include Nat Palmer 468 and Katie Abbott 436 in Bowlarama Bowlerettes, with many others listed. in the Men's Friday night league top marks reach P. Harmon 626 and J. Pomenak 601 among numerous bowler totals.
Joseph Muhbet of B41 Pathfinder Courts reported a break in Tuesday. Police said the intruder entered the apartment while family were away Monday, and upon return around midnight Hubel found money and cigarettes missing. Officers Set, DelBrocco, and Varrecchia investigated.
A crimped pipe prevented fumes from escaping in a case tied to a rage incident. New York City Health Department opened a food poisoning investigation. Mrs Rivera’s husband Alexander, 44, was in fair condition at the hospital. In critical condition were Alexander Jr., 13, Carmen, 413, and Duomen Febuz, 16.
Fulton obituary notices recall Charles A Wilber 98 of Fulton RD 2 died Sunday in Lee Memorial hospital. Funeral Thursday 10 a m Foster and Son with Rev Frank Hughes officiating. burial Mount Adnah. Survived by two daughters two sons five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Friends may call today 7–9 p m and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m. Also Bertha Maude 82 of 248 Pathfinder Courts died Sunday in Lee Memorial hospital. Life resident of Fulton charter member of State Street Methodist Church and WCTU. Survived by daughter and three grandchildren. Services held 2 p m today Young and Son. burial Mount Adnah. William H Dewey 79 of East Syracuse RD 1 died Sunday night after long illness. Former Fulton farmer. operated Yotman Rd farm for 11 years prior to 1933 retirement. Survived by seven daughters, several grandchildren and a sister. Services 2 p m Wednesday Sears Funeral Home North Syracuse. burial Lysander. Call today 7–9 p m and tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p m.
New York reports the death of Giuseppe Mario Bellanca at Memorial Hospital from leukemia at age 74. A Sicilian who became an American citizen, he designed planes since 1907 and led the Bellanca Aircraft Corp. His Columbia monoplane made the first nonstop transatlantic flight with a passenger in 1927, piloted by Clarence D. Chamberlin and passenger Charles A. Levine. In 1931 a Bellanca craft piloted by Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. completed the first nonstop Pacific crossing from Tokyo Beach to Wenatchee, Washington, a 4500 mile, 41 hour 13 minute flight.
Soviet engineers study a plan to build a 200 mile dam from the Caspian Sea western shore to the Mangyshlak Peninsula on the eastern shore. The aim is to regulate sea level by curbing rises and falls in the water.
The task force on depressed regions meets in Washington to finalize proposals for President-elect Kennedy. Senator Douglas schedules a 5 p.m. closed session to prepare formal recommendations. The committee, named after Kennedy, has 23 members from 12 states and aims to ease West Virginia economic issues within 60 days after inauguration.
Lewis ton near Christmas Eve accident fatally injures Charles Holland 47 a millionaire and international bobsled racer The son of Charles Holland Moritz co founder of Aluminum Co of America he ran a real estate and investment firm and lived in Youngstown His Cresta Run victories at St Moritz include a 1952 win
A discussion of why Congress will not remove the retirement test and pay full social security to all workers. It notes 1959 cost implications, explains 1961 changes, and outlines how earnings affect benefits for those ages 62 and up. Frank W. English explains new rules and how months with no work can still yield full checks.
Nepalese Sherpas describe the Abominable Snow Man as covered in long reddish brown hair all over its body. They say it stands like a human, howls at night, and lopes like an ape through snow.
At a Christmas open house Mr and Mrs Wayne Wright announced the engagement of their daughter Eileen Louise Wright to Kenneth Paul Briggs of Baldwinsville son of Ira Briggs of Watertown. Miss Wright is a Phoenix Central school senior and Briggs works for Suburban Hardware of Liverpool.
GOUVERNEUR III June Arquette 22 of Hogansburg died in a two car crash on an icy hill on Route 11 three miles north of Antwerp Jefferson County Monday night. Six others were injured and hospitalized.
An anonymous $1000 gift to Methodist Hospital of Brooklyn establishes a memorial fund for 11 year old Stephen Baltz who died after the December 15 air crash. Donations, mainly small, will fund a memorial room on the children’s floor and a memorial plate will honor five nickels and four dimes found on him.
A University of Texas married pair Mack and Virginia Kidd, both on the debate team, claim trophies after taking opposite sides in intercollegiate competition. Their contrasting stances and teamwork yield shared honors.
In Rutland Vermont two car dealers testified before the U.S. District Court to fix the price of a 1954 automobile. One dealer valued it at 765 dollars and the other at 300 dollars. A junk dealer had purchased the car for 65 dollars.
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