Campus School Awards and Commencement Planned
The Campus School at State University Teachers College will hold an Awards Assembly and commencement. Principal Dr Virginio Piucci will present certificates to graduates. The Ninth Grade class funds the Campus School Scholarship awarded by class president Joseph E Shoenfelt. Dr Francis P Hulme will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University Teachers College
Virginio Piucci
Oswego High School
Joseph E. Shoentelt
Francis P. Hulme
Russell Brown
First Methodist Church of
Oswego
Susan Chamberlain
Margaret Stopher
Susan Thompson
Constance Rebeer
Joseph Shoenfelt
Jeffrey Falkner
David Irwin
Thomas Hiser
Gary Nuhn
Kyle Robinson
Awards Assembly Outlines DAR Honor and Music Programs
Dorothy Wells presents Daughters of the American Revolution Award at the ceremony. The program includes alma mater, benediction by Mr Brown, Queen City and Notre Dame Victory March by Kampus Niders band, Star Spangled Banner, student council greetings, and various student awards. Music numbers include Down in the Valley Go Down Moses Aura Lee and Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Wells
Brown
Queen City
Notre Dame
Kampus Niders
Dorothy Hickok
Lynette Cornwell
Piucci
Vito Pace
Janet Havens
Moses
Miss Hickok
Margaret Stopher
Miss Havens
Aura Lee
Jay Rudolph
National Library Week
Kyle Robinson
Joseph Shoenfelt
Washington Post
Wisconsin
169 Get Licenses in Oswego and Fulton Tests
State Motor Vehicle Bureau inspectors held 19 road tests in Oswego and Fulton during May resulting in 169 new operator permits issued, while 118 candidates failed to qualify.
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Oswego and
Fulton
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Memorial Day Golf Events at Oswego Country Club
Memorial Day weekend featured turf contests at Oswego Country Club. Ted Lisk won the men's driving with 221 yards, followed by Murchie second and Dowdle and Downey tied for third. Margery Mc Chesney led the women with 141 yards, Ball second. Murchie won the flag tourney on the 19th green. Quigley was runner up, 50 yards back, with Howard third. Edward Luka led the women, narrowly one foot from the 19th hole, with McChesney second and Read third. A four way tie in pitching and putting saw Fink Jr Davis Miller Stadnick. Stadnick won the playoff with seven strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Country Club
Ted Lisk
Bob Murchie
Bud Dowdle
John Downey
Margery McChesney
Margaret Ball
Murchie
William F. Quigley
Neil Howard
Edward Luka
McChesney
David Read
Larry Fink Jr
John A. Davis
Carl Miller
al Stadnick
Stadnick
Davis
Miller
Fink
Pen and Brush at State University Teachers College Oswego
The 1959 Pen and Brush literary annual from State University Teachers College Oswego circulates among students and faculty. Editor Barbara Zausner and assistant editor Jerry Passer lead a team that includes book designer Frank Torre and advisers John L. Modie and David M. Campbell. The booklet showcases Oswego students’ short stories poetry art and photography with contributors such as Barbara Wolcott Paul Fowler Judith Poons and Rochelle Weingarten among others.
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Pen
State University Teachers College
Oswego
Pen and Brush
Frank Torre
Barbara Zausner
Jerry Passer
Torre
Natalie Weinstein
John L. Modie
Davidm. Campbell
Barbara Wolcott
Paul Fowler
Judith Poons
Barbara Reisler
Maureen Thurston
Sidney Wake
Robert Dean
Patricia Murphy
Margaret Tackney
Robert Sussman
Fred Sivartout
Marilyn Halstead
Rochelle Weingarten
MacCrate Named Rockefeller Counsel in Albany Appointment
ALBANY Governor Rockefeller appoints Robert MacCrate as counsel, replacing Roswell B Perkins who held the post on a temporary basis since January. MacCrate, from Port Washington, previously served as Perkins chief assistant. The position pays 20000 dollars annually plus 3000 dollars in lieu of expenses.
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Albany
Robert MacCrate
Gov
Rockefeller
Roswell B. Perkins
Perkins
New York City
MacCrate
Port Washington
First Negro Graduates From N C High School
In Charlotte North Carolina Gus Roberts aged 17 became the first Black student to graduate from Central High School. He entered two years ago as integration began in Charlotte and nearby Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Eleven Black students attended previously all white schools in the three cities this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Gus Roberts
Central High School
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Travel-Study Group to Visit Seven Countries
Dr. J Sherwood Dunham announces a SUNY Oswego program with the Experiment in International Living sending Mr Winns class on a six week European study. The trip includes Sweden Finland Norway Denmark Germany Switzerland and France with home stays in Stockholm and seminars in Geneva. Students sail June 29 from Montreal aboard Arkadia docking Le Havre July 7 toward Stockholm for three weeks then Copenhagen Bonn Mainz Interlaken and Geneva before returning home.
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Frederick Winn
Europe
J. Sherwood Dunham
State University Teachers College
Oswego
State University of New York
Winn
Stockholm
Sweden
Geneva
Montreal
Arkadia
Bermuda
le Havre
Paris
Copenhagen
Bonn
Germany
Trayn
Up the Rhine
Mainz
Interlaken
Switzerland
Merritt Announces Run for Second Ward Council Seat
Former Alderman Clayton D. Merritt declares his bid for the Republican nomination to return to the Common Council from the Second Ward. Merritt, a two term former councilman, cites experience and local support as key factors. He works for the Oswego County Highway Department and lives with his family at 25 East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton DD. Merritt
Merritt
Anthony J. Crisafulli
Oswego County
Obituary notices for Lautner A James and Lena Bolster Auringer
Lautner A James 77 of Cortland dies in Cortland Memorial Hospital after long Cortland residence and a former Cortland County Highway employee. Survived by two daughters Ruth and Edna, a son Edward, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held at Earle W Wright Funeral Home with burial in Cortland Rural Cemetery. Lena Bolster Auringer 84 of Parish RD 1 dies at home after long illness. Survived by husband Charles and brother Herbert Bolster of California. Services Thursday at the family home by Rev Frank Halse with burial in West Amboy Cemetery. Calls allowed Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Lautner
A. James Orwell
Luther A. James
Main &St
Cortland
Orwell
Cortland Memorial Hospital
John
Lydia Greenfield James
James
Cortland County
Memorial Baptist Church
Ruth Tifft
Claude Tifft
Edward James
Homer
Earle W. Wright
Charles Corey
Memorial Baptist Church of
Charles Auringer
Lena Bolster Auringer
Parish
RD 1
Herbert Bolster
California
Frank Halse
Parish Methodist Church
West Amboy
Travel group to reconvene in Paris and fly home
The travelers will meet again in Paris and depart September 1. Dr. Dunham notes the class Hst remains incomplete and more students may join the Summer Session travel-study course. Inquiries can be directed to Dr. Dunham or Mr. Winn at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dunham
Winn
Catholic Daughters Install New Officers at Final Meeting
Court Bishop Cunningham No. 581 in St. Louis held its last meeting of the season at a church hall with Grand Regent Mary Crisafulli presiding. Installation followed the business session with Mrs. Rose Frawley of Fulton installing officers for the coming year.
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Mary Crisafulli
Jeff
Bishop Cunningham Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Jose Frawley
Fulton
Dorothea Lynch
Barbara Heagerty
Anna May McQuinn
CDA
St. Louis’ Hall
Cunningham No
St. Louis
Church Hall
Amelia Whelan
Monitor
Nancy Conzone
Sentinel
Patricia O'Mara
Helen Cotter
Mary Occhino
Frawley
John T. Clancy
Catherine Debane
Barbara Bellanger
Choice McLean
Rose Murabito
Grace Symons
Grace Galletta
Nellie Farrell
Slugs Invade Japanese Bedrooms Reported in Kagoshima
Slugs invade bedrooms in Kagoshima, Japan, awakening residents nightly for a week as crews investigate sudden infestation reports across the southern city. The feature notes a mysterious surge and local reactions amid ongoing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagoshima
Japan
Slugs invade bedrooms along East China Sea coast towns
Thousands of Hmax flavus slugs, 3 1 4 inches long and greenish yellow with brown spots, invade homes in Kite hama and Molohama on the East China Sea coast. An official from the National Health Preservation Research Institute says the gluge are not harmful to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitehama
Molohama
East China Sea
National Health Preservation Research Institute
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