22 Oswego 4-H Members to Attend 33rd Congress
Twenty two Oswego County youths will travel to Cornell University for the 33rd annual 4-H Club Congress June 23 to 25. Attendees include Carl Ruby and Joe Cutull from Mexico and Maple View respectively, with numerous others from Parish Fulton Martville Hannibal and Pulaski. Alternates are Rosemary Kulas Judy Hilton Kay Howell and Kay Dixon.
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Oswego County
Cornell University
William H. Cheney
Carl Ruby
Mexico
Joe Cutull
Maple View
Teddy Mandigo
Pulaski
Marvin Minot
Richland
John Knoop
Oswego
Robert Hamilton
Parish
Tom Riley
William Hagen
Raymond Bassett
Fulton
David Smith
Burdette MacDougall
Elia Mae Green
Martville
Carolyn Whelply
Joyce Hollenbeck
Elaine di
4-Hero Focus on the Future Congress in Ithaca
About 1 000 delegates from four counties in New York will arrive in Ithaca on Tuesday afternoon June 23 for the 4-H Congress with sessions on future farming careers soilless agriculture livestock judging camping and engineering. Arthur F. Durfee will welcome them. Organizers include State 4-H Club staff County agents and Cornell faculty. PULASKI SOLDIER HAS COMPLETED HIS COURSE Pfc Alfred E. Loucks Jr completed an aircraft engines course with USAFI while serving in Pulaski New York. He is a radio teletype team chief and a 1957 graduate of Pulaski Academy.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Arthur F. Durfee
State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economies
Pulaski
Alfred E. Loucks
Route 11
U. S. Armed Forces Institute
USAFI
National Guard
Loucks
27Th Armored Division
Combat Command B
Pulaski Academy
Rotary Club to Hear City Judge Me l Gough
City Judge Thomas M. M. Gough will be guest speaker at Oswego Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at noon in the Hotel Pontiac. He will discuss experiences and problems in city court. Clarence F. Cole leads the program. A dinner Thursday evening with Chamber of Commerce and other service clubs at the Pontiac will feature architects discussing Urban Renewal.
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Thomas M. Mel Gough
Oswego Rotary Club
Pontiac
Clarence F. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Service Club
Oswego Guests to Attend Rockefeller Luncheon in New York
Oswego county will be represented at a luncheon hosted by Gov Nelson A Rockefeller at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. Attending from Oswego include Frank C Ash Falton and Mrs John A Davis Pulaski county clerk J Gregory Merriam chair of the Oswego County Republican Committee. Syracuse University Awards 1829 Degrees at 35th Commencement Dr Finla G Crawford speaker retiring after 40 years spoke on halls marks of a university noting the library as the heart of the university.
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Rockefeller
Oswern County
Nelson A Rockefeller
Roosevelt Hotel
New York City
Oswego County
Frank C. Ash
Falton
John A. Davis
Pulaski
Republican State Committee
J. Gregory Merriam
Republican Committee
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Finla G. Crawford
University
Gordon Steele
Bellevue Rd
State University
Teachers Collee
Oswego
Art Department
Steele
Rochester
Tie
United States
Church of the Evangelists
David Smith
Richard Thompkins
Paul Bonham
John Gadzuk
Usthary of
Wiueh
Frank Chard
Open June Term of County Court in Pulaski
Criminal matters occupied the opening session of the June term of County Court. Defendants had been arraigned at Oswego before Judge Don St. Stacy on indictments from the Grand Jury tied to the May Supreme Court term. Many civil cases were ready for trial and some jurors were excused.
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Pulaski
Oswego
Don St. Stacy
Supreme Court
Stacy
Portland contractor leaves large will with multiple bequests
The will of Matthew J. Lynch of Port land Oregon left 10000 to four Oswego relatives in addition to 2500 for St Pauls Catholic church. Bequests went to Mrs Helen Lynch sister in law Mrs Stanley Worden Mrs Frances Raby sisters and James W Lynch brother. Estate valued at 757511 dollars.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Matthew J. Lynch
Portland
Ore
Oswego
Helen Lynch
Stanley Worden
Frances Raby
James W. Lynch
Way Allen
Fulton
Judy Hogan
Donald Spencer
Bunee
Judy
Doris Matteson
Ethel McEwen
Nancy Cowles
Hattie Mercier
Louie Cooper
Ann LaBeef
Grace Duncan
Norma Canale
Arlene Parkhurst
Kate Gilbert
Harriette Coe
Joan Wood
Jean Gadwood
Helen Kaiser
Mary Krakowka
Margie Kosbob
Janie Dedyck
Jeanette Hogan
Mary Searles
Ellen Raby
Louise Hogan
Elenora Lawton
Kay Fanning
Nancy Searles
Frances du Mont
Fruit Valley home demonstration unit to host luncheon
The Fruit Valley Home Demonstration unit will host a covered dish luncheon Wednesday noon at the Community Home for agents and sponsor Mr Carol Connelly Mrs Manlyn Jenkins and Mrs Merton Cronkite. A business meeting follows with Mrs Russell Rose presiding and Mrs Cronkite installing new officers: Mrs Rose president Mrs Dickinson vice president Mrs Baker secretary and Mrs Pullen treasurer.
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Fruit Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Carol Connelly
Manlyn Jenkins
Merton Cronkite
Disa
Russell Rose
Joseph Dickinson
George Baker
Joseph Pullen
Mock Trial by St. John’s CYO Planned for Sunday
The Catholic Youth Council of St. John’s parish presents a mock trial Sunday evening at 7 30 in the church hall. Teenagers from the parish act as the cast under Harold Van Opdort and Edward Madden Oswego attorneys. Many rehearsal hours aim for natural court room realism. The event should attract a large crowd.
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Catholic Youth Council
St. John's Parish
Harold van Opdort
Edward Madden
Oswego
CYO
Coming Events and Personal Notes From Oswego Area
A collection of local items notes Miss Helen D Goodwin graduates magna cum laude from Brown University in Providence. Also reported are medical updates, social gatherings, bridge results, Sadassah activities, a birth in Niagara Falls, and upcoming meetings and celebrations in Oswego and nearby towns.
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Helen D. Goodwin
Artemas P. Goodwin
W. Third St
Classical High School
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Goodwin
Sock and Buskin
Art Club
Births at Oswego Hospital List of May newborns
Recent births at Oswego Hospital include May 25 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston RD 6 Oswego May 27 daughters to Mr. and Mrs. John D Miuccio 102 East Seneca St and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Motyka 64 West Third St a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Quesnell 101 West Seneca St May 28 daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whiting Martville and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Johnson RD 6 Oswego
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Oswego Hospital
John Kingston
Oswego
John D. Miuccio
East Seneca St
Edward Motyka
West Third St
John Quesnell
West Seneca St
Ronald Whiting
Martville
LeRoy Johnson
Lake Weather and Marine Arrivals and Clearances
Overcast morning with light rain. visibility 5–10 miles and a 20 mph south wind. Lake calm off port, 65 degrees, barometer 29.57. Maritime listings include arrivals and clearances for May 28–31, with details on tugboats, barges, routes, cargoes, and destinations such as Duluth, Massena, Albany, and New York City.
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Our
Salt
Oswegr
James B. Walsh
Duluth
Grasse River
Ameliae
J. P. Stevens
Lorain
Massena
Perth
Light
S&s
T. Craps
Alpena
Midh
Robert Paisley
Midland Prince
Russell Bo
Russell
Rensselaer
Lackawanna
Dorchester
Albany
Oswego
Perth Amboy
N. J
Peckinpaugh
York City
Buffalo
Seaval
Pittston
Plattsburg
New Yok City
Morania
Ogdensburg
New York
Cit
K. Whittlesey
Toledo
Bayonne
Robert Barnes Fiertz
Cleveland
Broklyn
Skelp Steel
Tir Seneca
Wyandotte
Mich
Farport
Jersey City
Staten Island
Wyandotte Rrch
New York City
Albert Williamson Low Bidder on Fainting Welfare Offices
Albert L. Williamson was the low bidder for redecorating 11 rooms in the City Welfare Department building. Bids opened by Purchasing Agent Charles J. Dehm showed Williamson at 1045 dollars, below Shutts Decorating 1520 and Nelson Tanner 1997, with Shutts rejected for lack of a certified check. Twelve local painting contractors were invited to bid as advertised under purchasing law.
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Albert Williamson
Albert L. Williamson
City Welfare Department
Charles J. Dehm
Williamson
Shutts
Nelson Tanner
Mr. Dehm
Pulaski Plans Daily Vacation Church School
Plans for the Daily Vacation Church School in Pulaski run August 17 to 21. A council committee fields leadership and invites volunteers to a Syracuse workshop Tuesday. Last year 30 staff for 18 students. a 30 cent per pupil or $1 family fee is set. registrations open via churches. Israel bought over 33 million bushels of surplus livestock feed grains since 1954.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Council
Ate
Walter Koukal
Lloyd Otis
Edward Allport
B. Thompson
John Martin
Carl Funk
Edward Vanderley
The
Baptist Church
Syracuse
van der Hey
Israel
U. S
South Korea
Installation of Cleveland Fire Officials Held
Volunteer firemen and the women's auxiliary of the Cleveland department held an installation dinner at the club rooms. Fire Chief Claude Bryant and Charles Griesmyer were among those installed as officers with Howard Bowman presiding. The board of directors includes Leonard Tufts and Thomas Slogan among others. auxiliary officers were led by Mrs Ahlene Solomon with Elizabeth Howe as president. The Oswego County Firemen's convention will be held in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Fire Department
George Allen
Fulton
Stoward Bowman
County Firemen's Association
Bowman
Sobe Tyler
Tyler
Wannibal
James Jackson
Oswego
Howard Strainng
Struing
Central Square
Lloyd Solomon
Constantia
Eden Caldwell Sr
Arthur Lawson
Clifford Bulson
Ahlene Solomon
Elizabeth How
Flora
Charlotte Hinds
Flenrietta Hurst
Mollie Godfrey
Clara Shot
Csart
Goof
Margaret Leon Beebe
Edna Olson
Mollie Godtrey
Florence Avery
Doris Mazi
Sunshine Fund
Pauline Blasier
Florence Task Mollie Godfrey
Margaret Tyler
Elizabeth Howe
Leona Geche
Virginia Glahn
Oswego County Firemen’s Convention
Personal notices list military moves and births in local column
The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Guenther Niort and their son heading to California for stationing near San Bernardino. It reports the birth of Kerry Michael Pixton on May 14 in Wiesbaden Germany to first street residents and notes the prior residence of Alyce Caverly from Cleveland with ties to the Wilburs on North Street.
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Guenther Niort
California
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
First St
Jerry Pixton
Alyce Caverly
Cleveland
Kerry Michael
Wiesbaden
Germany
Mass Caverly
Wilburs
North St
Ethel Sladtey
Lake
Street Fall Injures Woman. Cheryl Watkins Hospitalized
Street fall breaks wrist and Cheryl Watkins is hospitalized at Onondaga General Hospital in Syracuse. Professor Robert E. Bell told Wilson College faculty colleagues that students asked for quieter library in a recent faculty meeting.
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Street
Cheryl Watkins
Onondaga General Hospital
Syracuse
Channersburg
Robert E. Bell
Wilson College
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