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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
9
Ira area families gathered Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for family celebrations. Mr. and Mrs Claire Dallas hosted, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prentice and their children Shirley and Bob. Several local couples hosted parties and welcomed relatives from nearby towns and military service.
Mrs Raymond Terpening and family joined Mr and Mrs Merton Baldwin and daughters Janice and Donna. Mr and Mrs Windsor Trovesdale of Meridian were guests Saturday at the home of Windsor's mother Mrs Sanford Baldwin.
Edward D. Martin, 79, lifelong Richland resident, died Wednesday afternoon from a heart condition after his car became stuck in a snowbank. He reportedly suffered the attack while shoveling to free the vehicle. Dr. Hugh McChesney responded. body released to Taylor funeral home. Martin, born June 9, 1881, worked for New York Central Railroad before retiring 22 years ago. He is survived by his wife Hattie, four daughters, five sons, 47 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and a sister. A prayer service will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Harry Martin’s home, with funeral at Christchurch, Richland, at 2. Burial in Richland cemetery.
Former President Harry S. Truman said he is writing a schoolbook on the president's role in government. He joked it may never come out as he spoke to the Society of Archivists, which made him an honorary life member and awarded him for preserving official documents.
NORTH HANNIBAL The next meeting of North Hannibal Grange will be held at the home of Arthur Burnett on Jan. 9. Mrs Burnett will host the Sunshine Society on Thursday Jan. 5 weather permitting. Mr and Mrs Leland Getman spent Christmas in Palermo with Mr Getman's parents and other relatives. Mrs Frank Scott received word of the death of her sister in law Mrs Albert Marlett of Cazenovia. Mr and Mrs Seth Kampel who left for Leesburg Florida report their home undamaged by last summer's winds and rains. They expect Mr and Mrs Everett Kampel of Hartford Conn to spend part of the winter in Florida. Cub Scout Den 9 made a Christmas tree from home materials and presented it with a card listing all the scouts' names. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burnett had as Christmas Day guests Mrs Burnett's brother Louis LePine of Oneida, their children and 12 grandchildren. Mr and Mrs William Britton and four children from the Great Lakes Naval Base spent Tuesday night with Mrs Aleida Pratt on their way to Dam Neck Naval Base in Virginia. Mrs Lyons is living in Ridgecrest Calif. Mrs Jennie Fowler is at home after seven weeks with Mrs Edith Cooper of Hannibal who underwent surgery at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton and is recovering.
Gov and Mrs Rockefeller welcome the public to the Executive Mansion New Year open house Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 pm. No invitation needed. This traditional event invites residents to see the executive family and the state residence.
Vermillion report recalls an old fashioned Hay Ride enjoyed by several couples then a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perth home with music singing and refreshments. Attendees included George Johnson Ray Lindsley Sharleen North Lyn Munchel Nathan Mack Eddie Lindsley and Einar Koun driver. Bruce of Denver and the Pachouds and Rathburns appear in connected Christmas visits and weddings noted in the county.
Pomona Grange of Oswego County will meet Tuesday January 3 at Lower Oswego Falls Grange Hall Fulton with Master George Loomis presiding. Officers expected. legislative program discussed. resolutions from Watertown state meeting reviewed. A noon covered dish dinner by Lower Oswego Falls Grange. Civilian Defense program led by Mrs. Irma Mattison. musical numbers from Mexico, Fulton, and Sandy Creek Granges.
DEMSTER New Haven Grange will meet Friday evening January 6. The long list of Christmas visits includes Mr and Mrs Allen Smith and family with Mr and Mrs Raymond Ivens in Daysville and Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith Howlett District. Johnnie and Linda Dulmage stay in Watertown with their father John Dulmage Sr. More Christmas gatherings and dinners with local families are noted across New Haven and nearby towns.
South Scriba residents spent Christmas weekend visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Towsley and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leavitt. Guests included Vincent Carbone and Mary-Jo of Macedon, James Hansey and family, Donald Spencer of New Haven, Kenneth Halsey, Ben Mack and Beatrice Newell, Hazelton Spencer and Leslie Stone family, Fred Shepard of Tollgate Road, and Robert Grandjean with Ted Baker. The gatherings continued with trips to Fulton and Liverpool families and calls at Allen Smith and Nelson Grandjean households.
About 25 000 parents who work for sons or daughters in a trade or business will be covered under social security for the first time under the 1960 amendments signed September 13 1960. A bona fide employer employee relationship is required and parents without social security cards must obtain accounts. wage reports and taxes are due by April 30 1961 with the security number on the report.
The Ladies Aid of South Hannibal Federated church hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. Isaac Blake l s home on December 28 with a covered dish dinner. Family Christmas gatherings occurred across Sterling, Hannibal, Victory, Jacksonville, Conquest, and Fulton, featuring guests from many local households and entertainment by grandchildren and musicians.
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