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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

Page

9

Ames Iron Works Forms Special Products Division

J E Murray announces the creation of a Special Products Division at Ames Iron Works based on a board decision in May to expand through its facilities. The unit will pursue orders in special fabrication including pressure vessels for the oil refinery sector and other lines.

J. E. Murray Ames Iron Works D. Jones E. E Tim Vailey Tle Hpe Gerald Seamon Ildren Douglas Murray

Bridge Winners Shine At McGough Club Tourney

Mrs John Scanlon and Al Dart led the North South flight with 113 points at the McGough Club event held Thursday night at the Hotel Pontiac. West side winners included Mrs Philip Johnson and Mrs Ernest Wendt with 97 points and Frank Wells with R W Putnam taking third. Next Thursday the club hosts a monthly masterpoint game.

John Scanlon al Dart McGough Club Pontiac James McCrudden Steve Gallagher H. J. McDonald John Cullinan Clarence Bran Joseph Hewitt Helen Fitzsimmons Henry Davis West Philip Johnson Ernest Wendt Walter Thorpe Charles Goldstein Frank Wells R. W. Putnam Charles Davis Samuel Castaldo John Barrett Irene Brown William Lennon Kirke White

Fleischmen And Mancuso Take Over Texaco Station

William Fleischman Jr and James Mancuso form a partnership to take over the Texaco service station at Ninth and Bridge Streets on July 1. Burt Reed retire after 10 years. the sale accompanies changes in local offices and a Florida move for the retiring pair.

William Fleischman, Jr Eighth St James Mancuso E. Fifth St Texaco Ninth and Bridge Sts Burt & Reed Stanley J. Burt James O. Reed Route 104 Burt Reed Rena B. Goble Florida Hillcrest House Seriba Corners Charles E. Harrington Harrington Dowd & Harrington Osweo City Savings Bank Goble Motor Vehicle Bureau Motor J. Gregory Merriam Doris Gurney Mrs. Goble Raymond A. Guile Syracuse Ave Osweso

Men Gardeners Meet At Burden's

The Men’s Garden Club held its June meeting at Dr and Mrs Burden’s residence at 158 East 6th Street. An outdoor picnic for about 80 members and guests included 15 from Pulaski and Richland Garden Club plus Ladies Night.

McGarvey Route Q Nate Geneva Sperimental

Funeral services for Francis P McGrath

Funeral services for Francis P Bunny McGrath were held at 9 a m at Dain funeral home and 9 30 a m at Pauls Catholic church with burial at the cemetery. Members of the Boilermakers Union attended in a body and a Lavere Torrington VFW firing squad accompanied the procession. The flag draped the casket was presented to Mrs McGrath.

Francis P Bunny) McGrath Florence Rupert McGrath Dain Funeral Paul's Catholic Church Paul H. Marlineal Ers Francis McManus Harry McManus John Modie John Coleman George Braey Floyd Bivens Boilermakers’ Union Mr. McCrrath Lavere-Torrington Post VFW David Henderson McGrath George v A. Earl Rochester Oswego Earl Aeonian Lodge F&am Mable Mary Earl Grand Rapids Mich Mildred E.geiner Mamaroneck Eudora Earl Utica Neil Mahaney Alao Charles L. Youngrove Funeral Home, Inc Dewey Ave Church of Epiphany

Public School Field Day Draws 2000 Plus At Richardson Park

Looking Backward reports 2009 notes: about 2,000 grammar school students gathered at Richardson Park for a Public School Athletic League field day despite bad weather. Oswego defeated Fulton in a baseball game after a spirited river rivalry. Mexico Point Inn opens under A Alay Bass. Fishermen flock to the area as a mad hog from Place Bros. is shot after jumping into a pond. A Bain popcorn and peanut machine fire near West Second Street injures no one.

Public School Athletic League Richardson Park Oswego Fulton Up River Mexico Point Inn A. Alay Place Bros Reuben Bain Hook and Ladder West Second St

Oswego High golf champion crowned in 1984 upset

Principal Charles E. Riley wins the Oswego High golf championship defeating Thomas Freeston 2 and 1. Winner carded 8 over par while the loser shot 93. Free cabbage plants distributed to 345 Oswego home gardeners. Mrs D V Nardie elected PTA president at Castle School. Obituary Mrs Robert Sloan. Rain aids strawberry crop. Eagles coach Dave Field to move to Onconta tomorrow. team won 22 of 26 under his guidance. Hennessey’s Win posts third straight Fifth Ward softball win, beating Borzumate 6-5 with Sanford Lally and Willie DiMiero homering.

Charles E. Riley Oswego High Thomas Freeston Oswego William John Bingham University of Rochester D. V. Nardie Parent-Teacher Association Castle School Robert Sloan Dave Field Eagles Lo Onconta Hennessey Fifth Ward Borzumate Sanford Lally Willie DiMiero

Norman boy freed after leg caught between limbs

A Norman, Oklahoma boy named Jack Alley, age three, became stuck with his leg between two tree limbs. Neighborhood women groped to free him then greased the leg before Police Lt. Jonnie Henry arrived and used a car jack to separate the limbs and release the boy.

Norman Okla Jack Alley Jonnie Henry

Tiny Chihuahua Delivers Mail in Richmond Neighborhood

In Richmond, Chip py, a small Chihuahua, greets mailman Wilson Brown daily between 10:30 and 11 a.m. She accepts the mail and carries it inside. If no mail arrives, she receives a paper to avoid disappointment.

Richmond Chippy Ernest M. Hunters Wilson Brown

Eben Poland Seeks Re election To Minetto Supervisor

Eben Poland announces his bid for re election as Minetto Town Supervisor. He has led the town since 1952, chairs the Legislative Committee, serves on Veterans Affairs and Ways and Means, and cites milestones including street lighting, debt payoff, and reorganization of the Volunteer Fire Corporation. He notes a water district proposal and praises county town board cooperation.

Minetto Eben Poland Poland Ways and Means Tex

Oswego Berries Displayed At Lindys In New York

Oswego area strawberries reached the Washington Commission market in New York with 275 crates sold at an average 60 cents a quart. One crate from Christina France of Oswego RD 1 brought 75 cents per quart. Sparkies sample crates were purchased for display at Lindy’s in Times Square. Davis Produce Co announced the season’s second shipment will leave Oswego Saturday night for Sunday night on the Washington market.

Oswego Area Washington Commission New York Davis Produce Co., Inc Christina France Os Wego Linds’s Times Square Davis Produce Co, Inc Oswego Washington Market Watne Gleason Oswero Seth Kason

Still Blooming Bush Marks 95th Straight Year

In Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin a commemorative snailball bush in Far Win cemetery bloomed again this year marking its 95th consecutive season. Local historians note a pioneer family planted it in 1863 after their daughter died, with first blooms observed in 1864.

Sheboygan Falls Wis CPA Farwin

Mrs Watts Piano Recitals By Her Studio Pupils

Mrs Charles Watts presents her piano students in two recitals at her studio this Saturday afternoon and evening. Participants include Mike Smith David Purtell Bill Brown Kathy Brown Bob McCormack Mariah McCormack Debbie Smith Judy Samuels Mary Carol Alfred Kevin Riley Gail Ochsenbein Elizabeth Richardson Ralph Hewitt Rhoda Shapiro Sharon Tompkins Tom Keefe Kathy Benson Teresa Kon Nancy Turner Janice Wight Connie Brown Martha Meyer Betsy Meyer Mary Agnes Miller Alice Penrod Dorothy Penrod Joyce Penrod Kathryn Harrington Bonnie Bradshaw Carol Ann Bullock Carol Gerbracht Janet Gerbracht Sparky Gilbert Betty Jane Burdick Maren Pyke Karen Mass Johnny Fischer Diane Fischer Ladonna Keefe Kathy Cotter Sally Harrington Linda Donovan Susan Woarkman Sandra Hutcheson Eleanor Butler Debbie Aless Susan Chamberlain Cynthia Palmer Joan Cortese Jean Tully Bil

Mike Smith David Purtell Bill Brown Kathy Brown Bobby McCormack Mariah McCormack Debbie Smith Judy Samuels Mary Carol Alfred Kevin Riley Gail Ochsenbein Elizabeth Richardson Ralph Hewitt Rhoda Shapiro Sharon Tompkins Tom Keefe Kathy Benson Teresa Kon Nancy Turner Janice Wight Connie Brown Martha Meyer Betsy Meyer Mary Agnes Miller Alice Penrod Dorothy Penrod Joyce Penrod Kathryn Harrington Bonnie Bradshaw Carol Ann Bullock Carol Ge

Saturday Nuptials At St Marys And St Peters Churches

Miss Alice Murray of Oswego Road 4 wed William Robert Stanley of 50 East Mohawk Street at 11 a.m. in St Marys Catholic church. Rita V Larkin of S501 East Garden Street Rome weds William F Stone of 108 West Seneca Street at 11 a.m. in St Peters Catholic church Rome. Susan Theresa Schaeffer of 169 East Sixth Street and Raymond W Page of 90 West Street New Berlin will marry at 10 a.m. in St Pauls Catholic church.

Alice Murray Oswego RD William Robert Stanley East Mohawk St St. Mary's Catholic Church Rita V. Larkin East Garden Rome William F. Stone West Seneca St St. Peter's Catholic Church Susan Theresa Schaeffer East Sixth St Raymond W. Page West St New Berlin St. Pauls Catholic Church

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Lord Calvert Seagraw’s Dante Maniccia East Bridge St Fleischmen and Mancuso Oswego Center Oswego Center Methodist Church Thelma Johnson Esther Sharkey Dorothy Arden Jake Diane Sanford John Sanford West Fifth St George Thomas LeRoy George LeRoy Catherine St St. John’s Catholic Church Harold J. Quinn Burden Serbia Arnel Francis P. McGrath Mads Lions Club F¢Lmer Hadlow Tiny Mailman Eben W. First & Albany Sts Wona Shoe Shop E. Bridge St N. Y Midland Shopper Credit Service Eben J Charles Watts Johnstown Scriba Farm Market North Side Scriba Pretzels
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