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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
9
Oswego Hospital trustees authorized purchasing a cystoscopy apparatus with x ray use, a book keeping machine, and a new sterilizer for about 19000 dollars funded from endowment income. Costs include 9000 for the cystoscope 85771 for bookkeeping and 8300 plus 500 for servicing the first sterilizer.
Oswego Hospital trustees approve spending two million two hundred fifty six dollars for remaining work and buy a voice writer machine for twelve hundred dollars from operating funds. They note a legate in William A Ferris will and discuss a memorial for Charles W Linsley who served as trustee for 35 years and helped design the 1926 hospital section. A nursing program is postponed due to few applicants while retirement plan work continues and a north entrance railing will be added with a hundred dollar plant gift from Henry Lord.
Mrs. Harry B. Lasky was elected as the new president of the Twigs, outlining the 12 chapters activities and their hospital contributions. President Brown welcomed her, praising predecessor Mrs. Kirke M. White and noting support for an inter faith hospital chapel, to be initiated by external agencies.
Miss Gladys Harrington and Robert Kingsley were married at St Marys Catholic Church in a 11 a m ceremony officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Edward G Quaid. The couple resides at Tallman Street and East Albany Street and plan to reside in Oswego after the ceremony.
Objections to the probate of the will of John Matthews who died May 20 in Parish have been filed in Surrogate's Court by his son Marie Matthews of Pennellville. The will leaves a specific bequest of SLOG to the son, two grandchildren receive 50 each, and a daughter Avis Smith of Parish is executrix with the residue to her. The estate is valued at over 83,000 realty and over 10,000 personal. Jury trial is demanded. Margaret Jane Wells of Phoenix petitions for letters of administration for Ruth D. Keller’s estate. other distributees include Helen K. Delvet and Karl Keller.
The House approved a one year extension of corporate and excise tax rates set during the Korean War by voice vote. The measure goes to the Senate where it is expected to pass with little controversy.
Dr James P Grant Oswego health officer through City Attorney Donald Serrell filed no appeal from Justice Henry A Hudson May 26 order in the P and C Food Markets Inc milk permit case The order voided grants denying a permit to sell milk from Byrne Dairy and Dairymen s League Co op The appeal stalls Hudson s ruling pending Appellate Division review Fulton City may join in the appeal unknown timing and reach of the appellate court.
New York police find Greenwich Village poets may read in coffee houses without cabaret licenses and face no more summonses. The readings draw tourists and locals as Deputy Commissioner Walter Arm says prosecutions will halt after existing summonses.
Oswego Cornell of Catholic Nurses postponed their Sunday June 14 Communion breakfast until further notice. Community events include graduation reports for Stanley Emerick, Elmina Spencer Tent DAY meeting moved to Wednesday evening, and district school meetings to discuss tuition for Grade 1 0 pupils. Orville Johnson awaits visitors before surgery, sorority meetings set for Alpha Mu Delta and Delta Gamma Delta, and Moose Women plan regular meeting with officer nominations.
Sunday afternoon at Schulz Pond honored Mrs. Haynes on her seventy second birthday with relatives from Oswego and Fulton and many gifts. K. Fe. society meets at 7 30 tonight at Miss Mary Muntner 172 East Mohawk St. Joan Davis president requests full attendance. Readings note mixed stock market moves including Reynolds Metala Zenith Texas Instrument Ford Chrysler American Tobacco Liggett Myers with varied gains and losses.
The New York stock market showed a tentative recovery fading into irregular trading. Early this afternoon activity was slow with only fractional gains or losses among leading stocks. The day's session opened showing Monday’s sharp decline continuing at a reduced pace.
Fulton couples welcome new arrivals including a boy born today at Lee Memorial to Leo Naloti and his wife at 311 Highland Street. Yesterday three girls arrived to Herman Coant at 183 S Second Street, Edward Pittsley at 12 N Sixth Street, and George Russell in Phoenix. Sunday brought daughters to Howard Palmer of Fulton Route 3 and Irwin Taylor of 702 Phillip Street.
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