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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
13
West Baptist Witness parish news sheet completes its fourth year with the June 28 issue and will resume in early September. The paper began in October 1955, funded by West Baptist Men, the church’s lay organization, which raised money for duplicating equipment and related needs.
The West Baptist Witness weekly newsletter informs Oswego church members, students, and service personnel of worship orders, events, and church news. Volunteers handle copying, stenciling, addressing, and mailing from October 1958 to 1959, with families and students receiving the paper weekly.
Harold LaClair 37 of Raymondville was arraigned before a Hastings justice of the peace for a $41.62 insufficient funds grocery purchase. He pleaded guilty to petit larceny, fined $25 with 15 days jail suspended if he pays the fine and restitution by July 11. Complainant: Richard Wicks, Caughdenoy grocer.
Magara Mohawk Power Corporation distributed Seaway commemorative folders to top industrialists and lawmakers nationwide. The folders include a Seaway map and a message from Niagara Mohawk president Farle J Machold praising future industrial expansion along the Seaway corridor, stressing access to world ports, power, water, and attractive plant sites. The mailing, stamped Sea Way, went from Massena.
New York market notes wholesale eye offerings with demand receipts 10 600 and spot quotations. Whites top quality 48-50 pounds at 41.72-45. mediums 34-35. smalls 21-22. peevers 15-1. Browns top quality 48-50 pounds 42-43. mediums 34-35. smalls 22-23. peewees 13-12-16's.
The Salvation Army Auxiliary held a summer meeting at the Citadel with president Mrs. George F. Weight presiding. Lt Richard Beach of Fulton spoke on the Army’s community service and auxiliary support, followed by a strawberry festival and refreshments. The fall meeting is set for October 28 at 2 pm with listed hosts and committees. The report also includes treasury figures ending June 23 showing deposits of 79 084 879 780 68 and total debits of 284 720 115 85130.
Weather Bureau extended forecast for 7 p m today to 7 p m Wednesday predicts warm humid conditions in eastern New York with frequent showers and thunderstorms, temperatures 5 degrees above normal, and rainfall from a half to an inch or more in places. Western New York shows variable conditions with slightly above normal temperatures, sultry air, and thunderstorms likely, with cooler drier air by Monday or Tuesday and rain totals over half an inch, locally exceeding an inch.
Oswego Kiwanis Club heard Prof Robert Gardner from the State Teachers College music department recount his highlights from a Dallas trip as a delegate to the International Kiwanis Convention. He served as song leader at the New York District banquet and led two general sessions for about 13,000 delegates. Gardner plans to depart June 36 for Trieste to study voice.
North South winners at the Pontiac Hotel in the McGough monthly game were Charles Davis and John E. Cullinan with 1214 points. Second went to Mrs H J McDonald and Mrs P L Donovan with 11744, third to Mrs Charles Dehm and Mrs John Barrett with 115, fourth to Mrs Kirke White and George Von Esch with 11344, fifth to Mrs George Ward and A Gart with 1214. East West winners were not fully listed.
The McGough club plans a Saturday charity game at the Hotel Pontiac. The article lists multiple pairs with numbers likely standings or scores and notes Thomas A. Bayer’s funeral services, held this morning at 9:30 from Scoville Funeral Home for son of Theodore T. and Helen Hintz Bayer.
At 10 in Christipa church the Rev Scarlett rector officiated. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. The text notes Quebec as the only walled city left in North America, a colorful city founded 351 years ago.
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