City Hall repairs under way on clock and jail
City Clerk Charles J. Dehm said repairs on the town clock and the city jail are underway. The clock should be back in operation by early next week after earlier stoppages from snow and a lightning strike. Jail work includes replacing rusted cell sections, scouring, and new plumbing specs with bids to follow. An appropriation of 83,000 is in the budget, and the state Department of Correction has warned of action if repairs are not completed promptly.
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Charles J. Dehm
Dehm
J&k
State Department of Correction
Oswego Area Weather and Labor Council Postponement
Oswego area forecast calls for generally fair and cooler conditions with intervals of clouds and a few light showers this afternoon and tonight. High near 70 today, 63 to 70 tomorrow. northwesterly winds 10 to 25, shifting northerly tonight, diminishing tomorrow. sunset 8 48, sunrise 5 24. The executive board meeting of the Oswego County Labor Council has been postponed to Wednesday evening, June 24, for planning Labor Day observance and Union Label week actions. President Martin Rose reports.
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Oswego
Oswego County Labor Council
Martin Rose
Sisterhood Installation Names New Officers at Adath Israel
The Adath Israel Sisterhood held its season finale in temple club rooms with dinner and a business session. Mrs Bernard Shapiro conducted the installation of officers including President David Brein and Vice President Arthur Shapiro. Committee chairs for next year were announced, and a coordinated fashion show with Hadassah was planned for the fall.
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Sisterhood of
Adath Israel
Temple
Norman Gover
Bernard Shapiro
Sidney Shapiro
Arthur Shapiro
Leonard Shapiro
The
Treasury
Robert Fox
Talmud Torah
Howard Hall
Gold
David Brein
Eli Baum
Max hKard
Shore
Harry Lasky
Charles Goldstein
Milton Kogan
Hadassah
Brein
Niagara Mohawk 25 Year Club holds 21st annual meeting
About 700 active and retired members from 15 central and northern New York counties gathered at InErwalds Grove North Syracuse for a clambake and dinner. James Dixson chaired the business meetings and Gustav F. Watters outlined company growth and future plans. George J. Nellis was elected president, Everett L. Kime VP, Kenneth Richardson secretary treasurer, with new directors named for 1959 1960. The club totals 1 289 members with 913 active and 376 retired, including 68 new members this year. The organization began in 1928 in Trenton Falls Oneida County with 211 members.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Inerwadel’s Grove
Syracuse
New York
James Dixson
Massena
Gustav F. Watters
George J. Nellis
Dixson
Everett L. Kime
Rouge
Kenneth Richardson
Edward F. Dressell
James G. O'Connor
Utica
William F. Vai
Little Falls
Norman A. Manor
Oswego
Kenneth W. Heldt
Benjamin J. Hanlon
Watertown
Clark J. Barrett
Stephen J. Hurley
Potsdam
James W. Nugent
Niagara Mohawk
Trenton Falls
Oneida County
Martin Gnatek
Herman A. Anderson
William Dolan
John L. Sellin
J. Leo Welch
John J. McGraw
Daniel T. McCarthy
Fred C
Oswego Faculty Authors In New Industrial Arts Yearbook
Two Indus trial Arts Education Division faculty members from State University Teachers College Oswego contributed chapters to the American Council on Industrial Arts Teacher Education yearbook Planning Industrial Arts Facilities. Charles E Shoemaker writes Industrial Arts in Modern Education as the opening chapter after the introduction, while William E Huss authors Principles of Laboratory Planning. Huss returns this fall from a two year leave to help organize industrial arts education in the Philippines. Paul Hiser, also a professor, was elected national vice president of the Arts Teacher Education group.
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Industrial Arts
State University Teachers College
Oswego
American Council On Industrial Arts
Charles E. Shoemaker
William E. Huss
Huss
Philippines
Paul Hiser
Bloodmobile Visit Set for June 22 in Oswego
Oswego will host a blood donor day on June 22, announced by William Fleischman Jr. of the Oswego Red Cross. The event at the Pontiac Hotel marks a centennial tie to Red Cross service begun after Solferino, highlighting a world wide volunteer effort to aid the wounded.
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Oswego
William Fleischman, Jr
Pontiac Hotel
Fleischman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Solferino
Italy
Henri Dunant
Mr. Fleischman
Clarkson Tuition Increase Announced With Higher Rates
Clarkson College announced tuition increases of 200 and 250 dollars with jumps of 100 and 125 dollars in September and again the same in September 1960. Engineers face the largest total at 1150 dollars.
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Potsdam
Clarkson College
Wedding of Miss Anne Kapellakis and Alan Saunders
Miss Anne Kapellakis daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander G Kapellakis of Athens Greece will wed Alan Ward Saunders son of Dr and Mrs Aulus Ward Saunders. The wedding is set for tomorrow at 105 East Third St with two ceremonies Greek Orthodox at Christ Episcopal Church and nuptial vows at 2 30 p m at Congregational Church.
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Anne Aapellakis
Alexander G. Kapellakis
Athens
Greece
Alan Ward Saunders
Aulus Ward Saunders
East Third St
Christ Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Sands Lombardo Coming to Fair Music Festival
Tommy Sands the Singing Idol of millions of teens is added to the New York State Fair Music Festival roster. Harold L Creal announced the Coliseum show appearance as part of a star studded lineup with Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians named as headliners and more top names to come according to Creal.
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Tommy Sands
Harold L. Creal
Guy Lombaro
Royal Canadians
Creal
Funeral services for Ivan P. Kingsbury held at Pierce-Meyer
Funeral services for Ivan P. Kingsbury son of the late Charles and Gertrude Kingsbury were held this afternoon at 3 at the Pierce-Meyer funeral home by the Rev. George M. Butler pastor of Trinity Methodist church. Burial was in Riverside cemetery with bearers named Fred Chappee Norman Manor Ford Mulcahey B J Baker Charles Le Roy and Clyde Teller.
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Ivan P. Kingsbury
Charles and
Gertrude Kingsbury
Pierce-Meyer
George M. Butler
Trinity Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Fred Chappee
Norman Manor
Ford Mulcahey
B. J. Baker
Charles LeRoy
Clyde Teller
Reorganization of Boy Scout Troop No 21 at St Johns Hall
Personal notes recount the re organization meeting of Boy Scout Troop No 21 with nine members inspected. William Schrader led with Verne Legg and John Daly as committeemen. William Derosie served as Assistant Scout Master in Burris absence. closing ceremony at 8 p m. Also reports of hospital surgeries and births, and local family events including the graduation of Sharon Shutts from Buffalo State College with a home economics education degree.
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St. John’s Hall
William Schrader
Verne Legg
John Daly
William Derosie
Don F. Burris
Sharon C."shutts
Buffalo State College
Kleinhans Music Hall
Buffalo
Kenneth Keating
Ralph Horn
James Righter
John R. Shutts
Florence Howell Dies At Utica In Regional Health Care
Mrs. Florence Howell 46 of Upper Woods Rd New Hartford died yesterday at Faxton Hospital after weeks of hospitalization. She was Harold N Howell’s wife an executive with the Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan of Utica and former executive secretary of the medical societies for Oneida Herkimer and Madison Counties. She was daughter of Gay Hm Brown and Eva Reese Brown. Brown a former state Supreme Court justice Utica attorney and church leader, known for Masonic involvement in Utica and Troy.
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Utica
Florence Howell
Upper Woods Rd
New Hartford
Harold N. Howell
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Oneida
Herkimer
Madison Counties
Faxton Hospital
Howell
Gay HM. Brown
Supreme Court
Eva Reese Brown
Brown
New York State
Counci
United Church
Troy
Post Office Keeps Doors Open July 3 in Holiday Week
Washington officials report post office workers will not get a July 3 holiday though most government staff will. President Eisenhower authorized a July 4 observance on Saturday, but Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced post offices will stay open and deliver mail as usual on July 3.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfieird
Hamilton Homes Furnish Housing For 412 Persons
Oswego Housing Authority annual report shows Hamilton Homes housing 412 residents including 16 seniors, 197 adults under 65, 92 schoolchildren, and 107 preschoolers. Last year the project earned 76,908 in rents and other income, spent 125,613, with a 47,636 deficit covered by state subsidies to keep rents low. Since opening through April 1, 1959, 226 families resided in 116 apartments. 39 left last year for reasons including home purchases and separations. Interior painting completed. tenants chose colors. community room hosts parties, meetings, and local clubs. Robert Stevenson appointed to Oswego Housing Authority. Richardson re-elected chair.
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Hamilton
Oswego Housing Authority
Fay Richardson
State Division of Housing
Hamilton Homes
Ives
Js Leatherstocking Club
Lake City Police Club
Osweco Housing Authority
Robert Stevenson
Corall
Marian C Mackin
Mr Richardson
Danien Donoven
Dorothy Mott
Abs
Katherine West Semed
Margaret Tanan
Child Service Commission
Obituary for Daniel Walker Sr and George France in Syracuse
Daniel Winifred Walker Sr., 72, of North Scriba, died Friday at home after a life in Oswego County with work at the highway department and cemetery caretaker duties. Surviving wife Goldie. three sons Welton, Gerald, D. Winifred Jr.. two daughters. 18 grandchildren. two great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 p m at Coe Funeral Home Lycoming with burial at Daysville Willys Cemetery. George L. France, 73, of 102 Church St North Syracuse, died yesterday at Oneida City Hospital after a short illness. Former post office Superintendent of mechanics for 35 years, member of several postal unions. Surviving son George H. France. granddaughter Mrs. Robert Conway. sisters Ruth Flannigan and Blanche Dvrah. several nieces and nephews. Services Monday 10 a m at Ferguson Funeral Home North Syracuse.
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Daniel Winifred Walker
North Scriba
Mr. Walker
Albion
Altmar
Oswego County
Welton
Buffalo
Gerald
Syracuse
D. Winifred Walker, Jr
Fulton
Vernon Coon
Semiba
George Randall
Pulaski
Coe Funeral Home
Lycoming
Willys Cemetery
Daysville
George L. France
Church St
North Syracuse
Oneida City Hospital
Oswego
France
Sle
Post Office
National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle
National Postal Supervisors Association
George H. France
Robert Conway
Ruth Flannigan
Blanche Davrh
West Monroe
Ferguson
Herne
Richard Mortis
Burdens to Host Men Gardeners June Meeting and Flower Show
The Men's Garden Club plans its June 16 gathering at Dr. and Mrs. Burden’s residence with an outdoor picnic at 6 30 led by John Vona and helpers. Dr. William McGarvey will speak on iris, followed by a garden tour and round table. The club will also hold an annual flower exhibit with Oswego County Savings Bank on June 18 and 19 in the bank lobby with no judging.
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John Burden
East 6Th St
John Vona
Bart Natoli
William McCaffery
Joseph Cutro
William McGarvey
McGarvey
Route 104
Ular
Oswego County Savings Bank
Vicineity
Pulaski Garden Club
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Petunias
Frank R. Barbeau
Sisterhood
Clarkson
Sands
Charles
Ethel) Leadley
Thompson Rd
Oswego Hospital
Charlotte Leadley
Diean General Hospital
Leadley
Mary Jane Henderson
West Seventh St
Robert C. Wood
East Oneida St
Robert Clinton Li
Wood
Aliss Joanestine
Margaret A. Esseltine
Raymond "A. Wood
Millard Pettingill
Mexico
Glenn Pettingill
Ervie Adams
Ervin F. Adams
East van Buren St
Eric
Ervie
Bert Nichols
Kermoth
David
Marlene
Danny
Jeanette Mowers
Joan of Parish
Harold Nichols
Ricky
Sue Ann
Nancy Costello
Tommy
Sharon
Sally Dalahunt
Pamela
Jean Marie Nichols
George
Tello
Patty Thomas
David Colloca
Robert Nichols
Gay H. Brown
Ratio
Portland
Qrecon
WROC
Rochester
Daniel W. Walker, Sr
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
KSY
Oswego Catholic High School
St. Francis’ Hall
Oswego Catholic High School Guild
By Pat Guido
Pathfinder Boat Shop
St. Fulton
Albany St
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