Combine Family Picnic Shower To Honor Bride
A combined family picnic and shower was held at the Hessell Glenister cottage at Demster Beach on Saturday July 4 in honor of Mrs. John Marshall the recent bride. Attendees included the Mack, Backus, Lord, Lyon, and Spencer families among many others from Phoenix Mexico Fayetteville Oswego and Kingston with numerous relatives. Local guests from Oswego Syracuse and Buffalo were also present with several staying at cottages along Demster Beach.
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Demster
Hessell-Glenister
Demster Beach
John Marshall
Dan Lord
Robert Mack
Phoenix
Herbert Backus
Mexico
Kennth Lyon
Fayetteville
Anna Spencer
Beatrice Newell
Hazelton Spencer
Ben Mack
Sharon Mack
Nathan Mack
Kenneth Halsey
Eddie Lindsley
Warner Marshall
Carl Cronk
Sue Clemons
Donald Spencer
Judy Hogan
Mabel Hessell
Hannan Phillips
Calkins
Carrie Mitchell
Oswego
Kenneth Glenister
Ward Parkhurst
Townline Road
Lesie Hide
Nelson Grandjean
John Dolmage
Howard Grandjean
Gullins Bas
Dolores Clemons
Betty-Lou Glenister
Betis Sm-n
Camp Laurent
Ogdensburg
Joseph Kirwin
Palatka Fla
Kenneth Cronk
Cronk
R. T. Anderson
Syracuse
Learie Ander
Robert Anderson
David, Paul
Carl
Charles Siover
Jane and
Hidegarde
K W., Hensey
Kingston
Ontaro
Canada
Arlo Brooks
Liverpool
D R Fones
Bertha Baumgardner
Bessie Hager
Gloversville
Beatrice Fellows
Potsdam
Tressa Tuck
Searles
Grover Cl
Inspecting New Road Treatment In Binghamton Visit
Mayor Vincent A Corsall and Commissioner Robert H Turner travel to Binghamton tomorrow at 10 a m to study an experimental street resurfacing project. Oswego City Council approved $50 000 for resurfacing. The pair will assess results and speak with project participants about the new material praised as cheaper durable non skid and less splatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A Corsall
Robert H. Turner
Binghamton
Oswego Common Counci
Turner
Corsall
Delicious roll recipe with cucumber soup and puffy omelet
A vintage style recipe set for sweet rolls with a cucumber soup and a puffy bacon omelet. It details yeast activation, dough mixing with oats, rising times, shaping into wedges, and a poppy seed filling with cinnamon and orange zest.
Wet Return Continues As Seventeen Escape Canyon Pool
A party of fourteen boaters, plus Seeley and others, fled cataracts along the Green River, building an O S from tar and rope. They rode rafts, towed by lines, then split paths. a Seeless rescue helicopter later extricated the group and reunited them with friends in Hanksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
Hfe
Hare
Green River
Sures
Don Landells
Cataract Canyon
Seeleys Intex Oil Co
Bakersfield
Seeley
Muller
Air Force
Hite
Hanksville
Federal Aviation Agency
Miller
Robert Verron
Christine
Betty Gunn
Otto Hackel
Jeffrey
Bill Smith
Wayne Eckert
Ken Myron
Houston
Tex
Rick Ballance
Ventura
Calif
Marlene Hyde
Margaret MacKenzie
Los Angeles
Bill Whitley
Denver
Roy Turner
Herron
Polio Outbreak Grows in Des Moines Area
Des Moines officials report polio outbreak reaches epidemic stage with another case raising Polk County hospitalizations to 62. Health Director James F. Speers notes the worsening situation as cases continue to climb.
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Des Moines
James F. Speers
Polk County
Leatherstocking To Hold Turkey Shoots in Fall
Leatherstocking Club agrees to hold at least two turkey shoots this fall on September 13 and 20 with potential additions if weather allows. Richard Schneider chairs, aided by Richard Lawton Clarence Endres James Ringland and Dr. B H Bohall. Discussion of Northway ends without action. Harold Campney on pheasant rearing at Jail Farm reports good progress. Clarence Blunt works on de beaking to improve tails. New shoulder patches arrive for members. Jack Woods updates Boy's Club, Rev Thomas Riley aiding with conservation at his 355 acre North Road farm. meeting tonight at Hamilton Homes Recreation Hall. Moxies to be shown.
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Leatherstocking Club
Richard Schneider
Richard Lawton
Clarence Endres
James Ringland
B. H. Bohall
Northway
Harold Campney
Jail Farm
Clarence Blunt
Federation
Jack Woods
Thomas Riley
North Road
Hamilton Homes Recreation Hall
Committees Prepare For Our Lady Rosary Church Festival
Plans are set for the Our Lady of Rosary Church festival on Wednesday July 15 with General Chairman Don Plant and Rev James Nicholson guiding. Committee roles include Ferris wheel booth organizers Mrs Donald Wheeler Mrs Williams publicity chairman Mrs Roland Wheeler and several booth captains and volunteers such as Harold O Connor Jerry Engles and Sam Chetney coordinating activities from cake booth to pony rides and a donated large doll for the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Our Lady of Rosary
Don Plant
James Nicholson
Ferris Wheel
Donald Wheeler
William Willliams
Roland Wheeler
Clive Mead
Frank Jacobs
John Malone
Joe Broderick
Pat Lowden
Fish Pond
Russell VanDeusen
Frank Patane
Apron Booth
Sam Chetney
Joseph Currier
Carl Richards
Cake Booth
Harold O'Connor
Jerry Engles
Oulette
Dart Booth
Harold O Connor
al Peterick
Wesley Waldron
Spike Booth
Frank Draper
Vin Caffnes
Biw Malone
Mert Mahaney
Myron Palane
John Wiltse
Bob LaClair
Don Shortsley
Sonny Broderick
William O'Connor
Levi LaClair
V. Caffney
Ross Randall
Ellen Malone
Britannia and party visit Chippewa Bay amid Seaway voyage
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Plantz at their Jordan summer home on Chippewa Bay joined the royal party en route to Kingston. Mulray Shaw returns from Lee Memorial hospital Fulton with back injury, to Syracuse for X rays then back to Fulton. six weeks in a body cast planned. Gardner family heads on 10 day Eastern states motor trip. W S C S meets July 9. Philathea class meets July 10 at Dempster campground for a covered dish lunch. Lorinda McFarland earns Rochester Business Institute scholarship. valedictorian of 1959 Red Creek grad. Herringtons host Miss Helen Acker. Clie Mead visits relatives in South Boiler. Corinne Westcott ill in Rochester during long weekend visit. Uruguay relies on sheep and cattle exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Bert Hoyt
Nelber Brown
Frank Plantz
Jordan
Chippewa Bay
Queen
Kingston
Mulray Shaw
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Syracuse
Yager Plumbing
Maynard Gardner
Linda
Philip Gardner
Rex Rogers
W.S.C.S
Charles Kranze
Philathea
Dempster Campground
E. L. Gardner
Lorinda McFfarland
Rochester Business Institute
Red Creek
D. J. Herrington
Cato
Helen Acker
Clie Mead
South Boiler
Corinne Westcott
Rochester
Ogdensburg Harbor Dredging Urged To Welcome Seaway Freighters
Everett W. Dona reports Ogdensburg needs major dredging as Seaway depth increases to 27 feet. Hall Co docks sit at 17-22 feet draft, halting heavier and Seaway ships. Fears grow for city’s largest river industry without federal and state action to sweep and deepen the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
George Hall Co
Lake and St Lawrence
Hall Co
Oswegatchie
Hail Co
Ed Keenan
Keenan
U. S
Keating
Javits
Rockefeller
Hall Docks
Hall Company
Keegan
The
Army Engineers
Albany
Washington
Ol Sel's Lake Trip Deterred By Wind And Cold
Early morning Ol Sel planned a lake fishing trip but a 16 mph west wind and three foot swells stopped the voyage. Noon temperature was 6 degrees as Arrivals listed cement, coal, and fuel shipments from Alpena to Oshawa and Edgwater to Ogdensburg, with several tug and barge movements in New Jersey and Ontario.
Railroads Lead Market Rally Amid Mixed Industrial Gains
Railroads moved ahead as carload figures and Wall Street recommendations boosted rail stocks, with New York Central and GM up while Anaconda, Jones & Laughlin slipped. The market showed overall uneven progress after five straight days of gains, with industrials up and metals weaker on copper price cuts.
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New York
General Motors
Reading
Wall Street
New York Central
Anaconda
Jones & Laughlin
Associated Press
U. S
Lowen
Newark Cub Scout Hero Saves Drowning Tot at Fair Haven
James Nittolo of Newark pulled Debra Jean Kinney from two feet of water after a wave knocked her down at Fair Haven beach on July 4. Kinney’s father, Cayuga Council VP and Weedsport funeral director, plans to recommend a hero medal for the Scout of Cub Pack 218 Lincoln Grade School for his quick, decisive rescue witnessed by hundreds.
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Fair Haven
Weedsport
Newark
James Nittolo
Frank Nittulo
Debra Jean Kinney
Fred Kinney
Lincoln
Cayuga Council of Boy Scouts
Finger Lakes Boy Scout Council
County DAR Picnic Set for Selkirk Park
The Osweep County D.A.R. picnic will be held Wednesday July 13 at 12 30 p.m. at Selkirk Shores State Park Bluff area rain or shine. Five chapters including Fort Oswego Kerendas Zion Fulton Silas Towne Mexico Rhadamant Sands Creek and Ontario will participate. Ontario Chapter hosts with Mrs Lynn Morgan as general chairman. State officers and chairs are invited to attend. A brief meeting will be held but the event is primarily social.
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Pulaski
Osweep County
D.A.R
Selkirk Shores State Park
Fort Oswego
Oswego
Kerendatsyona
Fulton
Silas Towne
Mexico
Rhadamant
Sands Creek
Ontario
Lynn Morgan
Resume Work On Fair Barn Monday
PULASKI The next work day for the 4 H Club and FFA Pole Barn construction at the Sandy Creek Fair grounds has been called for Monday July 13 starting at 8 p m. Workers may finish roofing and final points for the pole chain. Club members families neighbors or friends are urged to attend with tools. Refreshments and lunch will be served. Savannah the United States first atomic merchant vessel will have a cruising radius of 350 000 miles compared to 10 000 miles now.
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Pulaski
FFA
Sandy Creek Fairgrounds
Savannah
United States
Mandigo Arrives In German Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Mandigo report their son Paul Mandigo, a summer exchange student in Germany, has arrived and is living with the Hans Abel family near Seifen. The Abel family includes parents, two boys and a girl, about 50 miles from both Austria and Switzerland. The 16 year old found the boat trip over quite an experience.
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Pulaski
Richard Mandigo
Thei
Pau Mandigo
Germany
Seifen
Hans Abel
Austria
Switzerland
Mandigo
Ummensels
Pineville 9 Wins Weekend Games
In Pulaski the Pineville Phillies won three games over the holiday weekend to remain second in the Land o Lakes League behind Redfield. They beat Kasoag Lakes in a Saturday doubleheader 12 4 and 7 4 with Ewart Funk Spencer and Ecker sharing pitching duties and Ed Bennett catching, then topped North Shore at Alimar 14 2 with L Ewart pitching the complete game and Bennett again catching. An All Star game is scheduled for Sunday at 2 p m at Kasoag Lakes featuring players from Redfield Wasoag Williamstown and a Pineville McConnellsville North Shore combined squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pineville Phillies
Land O' Lakes
Redfield
Phillies
Kasoag Lakes
Ewart Funk
Spencer
Ecker
Ed Bennett
North Shore
Alimar
L. Ewart
Bennett
Wasoag
Williamstown
Pine Ville
McConnellsville
Regular Grange Meeting Tonight in Pulaski Hall
Grange in Pulaski will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 30 pm in the Grange Hall with Master Harold Stevens presiding. Charles Salisbury lecturer leads the program. Wednesday group meeting at Albion Center Grange Hall at 8 30 pm with six Granges participating under the theme Cooperate to Conserve. Clyde Miller from the GLE Watertown district speaks on conservation, with several entertainment numbers and host Granges Albion Center Parish and South Richland providing refreshments.
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Pulaski
Pulask
Grange
Grange Hall
Harold Stevens
Charles Salisbury
Albion Center
Parish
South Richland
Altmar
Willamstown Granges
Clyde Miller
GLE
Watertown
4 H Work Shop On Wednesdays Pulaski
Oswego County 4 H Office announces a Wednesday workshop through Sandy Creek Fair time in the Pulaski Court house at 1 pm. Open to Hi-4-H members aged 14 plus. Topics include furniture upholstery cane chairs draperies and related crafts. Taught by Mrs Barbara Mandigo and Miss Patricia Knapp. All older 4 H girls urged to participate and bring supplies.
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Pulaski
Oswego County
Sandy Creek
Barbara Mandigo
Patricia Knapp
The Palladium Times Oswego July 7 1959
The Oswego Palladium Times issue from July 7 1959 reports local news and notices. The page includes community notices, brief items, and period-appropriate public information.
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the Palladium
TIMES
Oswego, WY. Twas
Firemen Plan Three Day Field Days Carnival
Ringgold Fire Company gears up for annual Field Days July 30 to August 1 at Dunbar Field. Bud Daw Jey leads entertainment, Jim Deline and his Gang from WSYR TV attend Saturday at 2 pm, parade has more floats and bands, prize money for best float up to 75 dollars, 23 of 73 neighboring companies invited, new Dunbar Field exit to reduce traffic congestion connects to Rome Street near Checkerboard Feed Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulasel
Ringgold Fire Company
Dunbar Field
John Schneider
Pield Lass
Bud Daw Jey
Jim Deline
Wsyr-Tv
Young
Ald
Carl Richards
Rome St
Checkerboard
New York Market Report on Wholesale Eye Offerings
New York wholesale eye offerings rose with spotty demand as 16 300 receipts affected by exchange based prices. Quotations show whites top quality 48 50 ths and 40 44, mediums 32 34, smalls 22 23, peewees 16 2 17. browns top quality 48 50 ths 42 43, mediums 36 37, smalls 22 23, peewees 16 2 17.
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New York
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