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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
11
Fred M. Wells of Granby Center sold the Wells jewelry store at 218 First St Fulton to Nicholas Anthony Ferazzoli of Ferazzoli and Sons Jewelers. The store will continue operating as the Wells jewelry store.
Oswego Wisconsin newspaper page from June 1969 edition featuring local news briefs and community notices. Contains farm, school, and civic items with brief summaries and notices of events in Oswego and surrounding area.
More than 100 officers and members of 21 Women’s Society of Christian Service in Fulton will meet Thursday night at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church for an officers’ training session. The program runs 7 to 9 p m with district and conference officers leading clinics. Mrs Edna Elkins southern unit chairman heads the arrangements, one of four in the Black River Ontario district.
A large Memorial Day crowd at Recreation Park saw the Fulton Rotary Club horse show with multiple winners. Top honors went to Robert Hart of Fairport in western trail, followed by John J Comis of Oneida and Robert Wall of Rockville in second and third. other event names and participants include Ed Carme Fairport Carol Carr Fulton Carol Crippen East Rochester and many more in western class for children and various races.
A Fulton RD 1 driver pleaded guilty to hit and run and related charges after a late Saturday collision on Route 48. Donald Rowe, 27, faced a $25 fine for leaving the scene and $10 for another count, with payment suspended on the second charge. Police say his car sideswiped a northbound vehicle driven by Robert Patrick of Syracuse. both cars were damaged and parts scattered at the scene.Birth notices follow with two local families welcoming a boy and a girl born Saturday at Lee Memorial hospital.
Fulton Board of Education will discuss contractor bids Monday night for a modern athletic field at Faugrieve junior high. Plans by Syracuse architect Dr N A Rotunno call for a football gridiron and updated track layout with seating. Estimated project cost around 30000 dollars, total with seating about 45000.
Fulton defeats Minoa 5 to 2 in a State Baseball league game at Recreation Park. Weske hit a homer to start Fulton’s extra base surge, with Vescio adding a triple and a sacrifice fly. Minoa led briefly on Pike’s stolen base and Stewart’s RBI single, but Fulton pulled away in the fifth with timely hits and scored twice more, then held on for the win and a 3-2 league record.
Fulton plainclothes state police arrested Tahlan James 48 of Fulton RD 3, owner of Lil's Grocery south of Fulton, on a charge of possession of fireworks in violation of law. She pleaded not guilty and paid a $25 fine. A thrift sale sponsored by Athena Triangle members will be held Friday and Saturday at the former Wayne store on S First St.
Kathryn Rath and Jon Charles Poulakis wed in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Oswego RD 4 with Rev. Harold Pennock officiating. Attendants wore pink gowns. reception for 200 followed at the bride’s home.
Three people were injured in a rear end collision on the Broadway bridge Friday. Mrs Tobin, 55, and her granddaughter Sherry Zamchny, 7, were hurt along with Mrs Irene Gibson, two drivers involved in heavy westward traffic. Police report Patrolmen Crahan and Jones investigated the scene at the W First Street intersection.
Fulton school system opens a 7 30 p m public hearing in Fulton High auditorium to discuss a tentative 1959 60 budget of 1 621 955 for operations up from 1 530 823 and revenues of 1 114 700 up from 1 063 405 with a tax rate rise near 1 38 per thousand led by mandatory teachers retirement costs. Final figures must be approved by May 1.
Oswego county newspaper man Irving Galusha 81 of 422 Cayuga St died Saturday in Syracuse University Hospital after a long illness. A Fulton advertising representative for 30 years, he retired in 1951. He attended Colgate University and was active in the Colgate Alumni, First Baptist Church as deacon and trustee, and taught church classes. Survived by wife Helen and four daughters and two sons, his funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Garden Funeral Home with burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Oswego County Sheriff on duty Sgt Thom Alnutt notified Mrs Floyd Clark of 251 N Sixth St that her father died at his Harrisville home. The message was delivered by Patrolman Joseph Crahan.
Two obituary notices recount deaths in New York area. Ruth Loomis Loomis of Gouverneur died at 56 in Watertown after months of illness, wife of George Loomis. Raymond C. Lange, 58, of Granby, died suddenly on a fishing trip near Middletown. survived by wife Violet and five children. Funeral arrangements listed.
Fulton Joseph Zito aged 83 of 207 Beech Street was arraigned before Judge Maurice B Conley on a charge of possessing a loaded pistol without a license. The arraignment was adjourned to Wednesday morning. Zito remains in Oswego County Jail. Police seized a pistol with seven bullets from beneath a pillow in his Beech Street apartment after two teenage sisters reported he pointed the gun at them.
The Lee Memorial hospital aux lars will host the final sewing session of the spring at 1 p m on Thursday. Austrian leaders report sewers are urgently needed to meet summer requirements when the unit recesses. Mrs Barton Siebers leads a business meeting followed by tea prepared by several hostesses.
Fulton Red Cross Chapter announces two bloodmobile visits at the Century House of First Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on a Wednesday and June 30. Each day aims to collect 125 pints.
Elaine Moore age 19, expectant mother, died after their car left Route 11 near Castle Creek and hit a bridge abutment. Her husband James Moore, 21, is in fair condition with multiple injuries. Investigation continues as relatives are notified and funeral plans are set in Binghamton.
Reverend J Harold Rigele of First Methodist spoke at the main Memorial Day services in First St Park urging vigilance against tyranny. He warned of mob rule, powerful labor bosses, and racial exclusion as threats to freedom, saying freedom must be kept alive by free men. Mayor John S. Johnson Jr and Rev David Walker joined the observances, which included parades and services at multiple locations and cemeteries.
A Court of Awards by Girl Scouts of Troops 5 and 35 sponsored by Erie Street highlighted advances to second tank ratings for a list of named scouts. Proficiency badges awarded included child care outdoor cook adventurer cook hostess house keeper swimmer dressmaker and games to numerous named scouts. Sherman Parker former Auburn attorney judge and mayoralty candidate in the early 1940s died at 68 at his home after two years illness.
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