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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1960
Page
8
Fulton Hartnett correspondent and Glen Stoddard circulation editor from South First Street coordinate local newspaper tasks. Contact via LY 2-6303.
Fulton city reports only a small share of real estate and school taxes from 1959-60 remains overdue as 1960 ends. Total city tax revenue is set at 1,253,550 with all but 1,282 collected. 470,207 of 490,546 owed on school levy paid, city owes 11,884 on former Woolen Co. property.
Mr and Mrs Natali Terrammiggi of 474 W Third St welcomed a baby boy while Mr and Mrs Allen Case of Red Creek welcomed a baby girl born yesterday at Lee Memorial Hospital.
Fragmentary 1861 era item notes Tennessee as a secession seat, and mentions Southern states leading the way in December. The text is incomplete and lacks full names dates and places.
Mrs Annis Munger 84 widow of George Munger of Volney died Thursday night in Lee Memorial hospital. Survived by two daughters Mrs Louis Wilson Fulton and Mrs Howard Pettpiece Mattydale a son Glenn Munger Volney 14 grandchildren and several great and great great grandchildren a brother Clarence Wood Fulton and half brother Frank Deacons Fulton. Services at 1 30 p m Monday Springer funeral home with Rev Howard Kintner Calvary Baptist officiating burial Mount Adnah cemetery.
Fulton post office will operate on a holiday schedule Monday. Postmaster George Byrne announced there will be no window service or city and rural deliveries. Special delivery service will be maintained and collection from street boxes will occur at 8 a.m. Lobby hours are 8 to 10 30 a.m.
Fulton organizations announce parties to ring in 1961. St Josephs Council Knights of Columbus hosts at the South First Street home with members, wives and guests. Fulton Lodge of Elks also hosts at the same address. Fulton Chamber of Commerce offers another dance scene on South First Street.
Rail officials inspect 400 feet of torn track after a Northern Pacific passenger train derailed in Payallup Washington spilling engine and nine cars. The train carried 500 holiday travelers to the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena. Two passengers and three crew members hospitalized. thirteen treated and released. rest continued on a special train.
Junior teams from Fulton and Phoenix competed at Bowlarama hosted by Mrs. Louise Botting and William Remington in Phoenix. Phoenix teams won most games and points except Fulton bantam girls. Top bowler was Bobby Dingman with 521 total. Phoenix's Mike Collins led for Phoenix with 519. Bowler results span several age groups with notable scores from both sides. Return matches are planned during Easter vacation to determine group leaders.
U S Court continues ruling in a case stemming from mass eviction threats against Negro sharecroppers in Haywood and Fayette Counties Tennessee. The appeals court urged extra time for briefs and barred eviction or lease terminations to prevent irreparable damage before judges rule on civil rights issues and voting rights before the January 1 1961 election.
Damage to a parked auto in the 500 block of W First St Fulton was caused Thursday by a hit run vehicle. Patrolman Donald Gardner obtained a registration number witnesses provided for the hit run vehicle. Investigator Victor Jones assessed the damaged car owned by Wayne Loetterle of Fulton 201 and parked in front of a residence in the 500 block of W First St. Port Authority reports 169 steamship lines now offer regularly scheduled services in the port.
Fulton leagues saw Severup and Burton Loomis each post four point wins over Bundas and Typewriter while Litwak Baker Arenas and Dantes gained three from Merritt Bovary Browns and Moralis with Snydera Ryans Arcadi and Hollywood taking four points. High bowlers included J Shetron 583 C Fawcett Sr 373 L Damels 550 P Ciciarelli 547 J Ryan 341 and R Simons 539.
The record shows competitors and their scores: B Hutchins 484, B Dellabre 483, A Crisarelli 481, L La Grou 480, F McGraw 479, D Bullard 479, C Webb 476, F Grandjean 474, B West 473, A Brooks 472, J Sugar 472, T Cocopoti 468, T DiNardo 466, J Stuber 458, B Gillard 456, D Dopp 454, D Dumas 441.
New York networks closed door to beer company sponsorship of Kennedy inauguration coverage amid church council protests. NBC favors a soap sponsor and CBS declines, while ABC has no sponsor lined up. Syracuse group urges extreme care if sponsorship becomes compulsory.
Caroline Kennedy interrupted a joint news conference by President-elect John F Kennedy and Sen. Fulbright at the Kennedy home in Palm Beach wearing pink pajamas and a blue robe. She walked on stage barefoot, was nudged off by her father, and the room erupted in laughter as reporters filmed the moment.
Dean Noble set to address the annual inter faith dinner on Tuesday January 24 in the J C Birdlebough school cafeteria with Dr Charles C Noble dean of chapel at Syracuse University Tickets on sale in advance Preparations led by Robert Markham Fred Waleren Leonard Cooper Jr and Wilson Candee Also notes on church activities and a firemen auxiliary Christmas party in Oswego County
Watervliet report says Adirondack Steel Casting Co departing after union rejection of a plan to extend operations. About 100 of 259 workers idled immediately with others to lose jobs as cleanup finishes. Division of Consolidated Foundries Manufacturing Corp. Involved in trucks for diesel locomotives and transit cars. Adirondack established in the early 1920s. Union rejected pay cutbacks and profit sharing for 1961. Alco Products moves diesel-engine shops from Schenectady to Auburn.
The Rockefeller administration will boost public works in Buffalo Niagara Falls Albany Schenectady Troy Utica Rome Amsterdam Gloversville Auburn and Plattsburgh with a $206 million package. The plan relies on $50 million state guaranteed bonds and $50 million of its own funds, awaiting a 1961 constitutional amendment approval and voter action next November. Authorities seek temporary relief and eventual growth through new industry.
A campus night at Phoenix Central School drew 150 attendees as the honor society hosted college representatives and graduates. Speakers, including 36 alumni now studying at colleges and institutions, shared experiences from Elmira to Syracuse and beyond, detailing programs at Highland Hospital, Colgate, Hartwick, St. Lawrence, Clarkson, and more.
The 1961 town and county tax rates for Richland villages rise slightly from 1960. Village property owners pay $452 total, rural residents have additional charges including rural fire district $13, Richland Light and Fire District $1.16, Fernwood district $1.08, and highway tax $130. Town Clerk Harold Morrison will mail notices early January with payment starting January 3 at the court house. he will visit Richland January 18 and Fernwood January 25. A 1 percent legal fee applies to unpaid taxes after February 2, 1961.
In South Burlington Vermont a 53 year old woman identified as Mrs Harold N Marquette says she is among the nation's youngest great grandmothers. She married at 14 and became a grandmother at 28.
In Rolla North Dakota a Bulova operated instrument jewel bearing plant runs on a one year contract with the government. The facility plans a yearly output of about two million bearings for defense items destined for the government's strategic stockpile, a volume that would not fill a milk bottle.
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