Looking Backward Looking Backward From Palladium Times Files
Fifty years ago Oswego marked the Ever ions celebration two weeks away as citizens urged cooperation over criticism. A wife beat her husband after he confronted her drinking, and Sunday fishing bans drew debate. Pup muzzles were stolen from a post office dog, and Oswego prepared Civilian Conservation Corps payments to families. Obits listed Farley Keegan and Davis, berry shipments to New York, Nat Holman to open clinic, and local softball results Cardinal 11 Senecas 7.
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Oswego
Richardson
Jie
Jack
Ringer
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harris White
Hamilton College
James Farley
Michael C. Keegan
Frank E. Davis
New York
Nat Holman
Elinic
Oswego Normal School
Cardinals
Senecas
City
Ten Years Ago Roundup June 20 1949
Obituaries for Mrs Jennie A Moss and Mrs Elizabeth J Osmond noted. Heat and drought cut strawberry yields about 75 percent while prices stay high. Wedding Puttyam Thompson scheduled Sunday.
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Jennie A. Moss
Minnie Fineran
Puttyam-Thompson
County Home Demonstration unit meetings planned for 1959 60
Oswe n County unit chairmen and home demonstration agents will hold calendaring meetings next week at members homes and the county office to plan 1959 60 programs. Local leaders for training schools will be named and meetings feature program previews at Mount Pleasant Sandridge and Oswego locations. The schedule spans Tuesday through Friday with multiple sessions daily and concludes with county wide scheduling.
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County Home Demonstration Department
Carol Connelly
Home Demonstration Executive Committee
John Wansink
Fernwood
Lewis Clark
Pulaski
Osween County
J. Allen Goodfellow
Mount Pleasant
Ruth Rock
City to Close East Oneida Street for Road Work
Twenty five years ago the city announced the closure of East Oneida Street for re tread road work with traffic detoured via Seneca Street and Hall Road. The New York Central evening train that has left Oswego earlier at 6 10 will depart once detours are in place.
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Paul Robeson
New York City
Perle Mesta
Washington
U. S
Luxembourg
Harrys. Truman
Ezard Charles
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Elizabeth J. Osmond
Oneida St
Seneca St
Hall Road
New York Central
Oswego Furpears
Psalm 23 5 Thou anointest my head with oil
Poetic verse from Psalm 23:5 declares divine blessing and abundance. The imagery of anointing and a cup overflowing conveys comfort, provision, and protection in times of need. The line is part of a larger psalm expressing trust in the Lord as shepherd and guide.
L A Blonde Sigma's Sweetheart for 1959
Kansas City Mo uP The 1959 international sweetheart of Sigma Chris Laurie Mills a blue-eyed blonde from Los Angeles. CIRCUS MANAGER DIES Sarasota Fla ip Ed ward F Kelly 68 former general manager of Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus died Friday after a long illness. He traveled with the circus from 1932 until 1959.
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Kansas City
Chris Laurie Mills
Los Angeles
Sarasota, Fla
Edward F. Kelly
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
Daily Crossword and Cryptogram Puzzle Highlights
Daily puzzle page features a large crossword with clues across and down, including wordplay, brand new cryptogram by Longfellow and a sample solution line. The page offers hints, theme entries, and a brief note on how to decode the substitution cipher used in Cryptoquote.
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