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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
14
A TV critic praises Playhouse 90 for mature content in Second Happiest Day by John Phillips son of J P Marquand. Capable actors sustain a thought provoking plot with consistent mood, avoiding watered down entertainment and offering a rare adult western metaphor.
A TV play, described as not adult fare but rich in mature insights from years of marriage and business, was praised for its sophisticated drama. The ending differed from the book, yet the performance by Margaret O'Brien, Tony Randall, and Judith Anderson impressed. producers faced reformist backlash with courage.
A Chicago bound Illinois Central Railroad suburban electric train derailed on the far south side during a heavy rainstorm on Thursday night. Fifteen passengers were injured and traffic was halted for several hours.
Oswego High School summer session registration will occur Tuesday June 30 in Robinson Auditorium. Residents register at 9 am and non residents at 1 pm with fees due then. Fees include 2 subjects for residents and 3 per subject for non residents plus a 1 book fee. A home school authorization letter and principal permission are required for certain doublings. Only one unexcused absence is allowed during the 35 day term and 30 class attendance is needed to take finals. Driver education capacity is full. Courses span English World History Biology Health Math Latin Typewriting and more with two sessions and driver ed offered both periods.
Oswego County Deputy Sheriff Harry Oney identified four Watertown children injured when a car rammed the rear of their stopped vehicle on the Brewerton bridge. Susie Marquette 7 suffered a severe scalp laceration and contusions. Patricia 6 had head contusions. brothers James 12 and Michael 9 had abrasions and bumps. All were treated at the scene. none hospitalized. The pastor driver, Reverend Joseph Champlin 29, Cleveland, reported applying brakes as he saw stopped cars ahead. loose stones on the road and the ramp approach were noted factors.
A one car crash on Route 37 in Walnes left a passenger injured and the driver, William C. Blake, 18, Sterling RD 1, fined $10 for failure to keep right. Blake’s car veered to avoid a left turning vehicle, hit a utility pole guy wire, and damaged the front. John TaChme, 17, RD 2 Hanme, treated at Lee Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration requiring sutures.
The Congregational Church will host a 10 a m Sunday service with Rev. Rees T Williams preaching on Sometimes Up and Sometimes Down O Yes Lord The nursery will be supervised by Constance Shutts Morning soloist Mrs Cameron Widing Jr will sing Faithful Shepherd Guide Me and organist Mrs Vera M Clark offers Prelude Relido Religioso Beethoven and Postlude Choral Postlude Armstrong The Lord's Supper will be administered the following Sunday July 5 and summer worship remains at 10 a m each week
Albany J Burch Mc Morran announces low bid of 92545 from Syracuse Constructors for resurfacing a 3.58 mile Route 48 section in Oswego County from Lamson near the county line to south of Fulton. Six bids submitted. Work to start after contract execution and finish by November 1 under Earle Tolvson, acting district engineer in Syracuse.
Instrumental music students planning summer study may register at OHS on Wednesday July 1 in the auditorium. Grades 4 3 and 6 at 9 30 am, grades 7 8 and 9 at 1 9 30 am. Beginners accepted, bring own instrument, registration fee 82. Lessons at least once weekly, some twice or three times if possible, led by Leonard Ro Lambert.
The Oswego Public Market on West First St. opens Saturday from 6 30 a m to 12 noon featuring strawberries and baking powder biscuits canned fruits and jams vegetable plants including cauliflower and cabbage by the dozen flower plants double petunias African violets and other varieties Potatoes are 75 cents per peck Eggs 33 to 35 cents a dozen Home made bread 30 cents a loaf brown bread and banana bread 35 cents a loaf Cookies 23 cents a half dozen Aprons 50 cents to 1 50 Pillow cases 1 to 2 50 and ruffled doilies 1 50 to 3 50 Next week market shifts to Friday. A deer caused a one car crash on Route 1 south of Maple View. The driver said the deer crossed the highway and lay in a field. the animal had vanished when authorities arrived. The car was damaged.
More than half the Oswego High School Class of 1934 plan to return Saturday for the 25th anniversary reunion at the Hotel Pontiac. Over 150 reservations. Max Robinson heads the arrangements. Betty Burroughs, now a Wilmington Morning News columnist, is among the returning members and wrote about the reunion.
Oswego area firms announce summer layoff periods. Marathon Corp and Cyclotherm begin vacation tomorrow and return July 6. Ames Iron Works and Oswego Castings take two weeks with Ames off tonight to July 13 and Oswego Castings off July 3 to July 20. Pennsylvania State University researchers pursue a system to reclaim tons of anthracite coal refuse from river silt basins.
Mrs C E Driscoll of 113 West Third Street and William J Farrell of 23 East Ninth Street wed at St Marys Catholic Church at 1 a m on Saturday June 20. The Rt Rev Msgr Edward G FQuaid officiated. Attendants included Helen M Oswald and Betty Ann Avery. The couple left for a New York trip and will reside at 113 West Third Street after June 30.
Albany Motor Vehicle Commissioner William S. Hults released the June list of driver license revocations and suspensions for major causes. In Oswego area actions include licenses revoked for drunken driving by John James Krause and Gilbert I Nichols, leaving scene of an accident by John F LeBouef, reckless driving by Margaret L. Robillard, failure in re examen by Milo Jones, insurance violation by Melzar B. Pierce, junior operator license revocation for Richard R. Wand, and suspensions for persistent violations affecting Sidney L. Shapiro and Ralph A. Satley.
The Fish Rodeo, sponsored by the Leath erstocking Club and the city Recreation Bureau, opens at 9 a m Saturday at Kingsford Park, closing at 3 p m when prizes are awarded. It continues with open fishing through Sunday, with rules by Chairman Donald Garlock.
The Palladium Times notes prizes for Bass and Perch categories with awards at 3 p.m. at the weighing station. Open fishing runs from 3 today through Sunday with a license required for ages over 16. Remaining fish to be stocked arrive tonight. Cortland Line Co. provides prize cards and gear. committee listed. Heavy discharge at Lake Ontario outlet to the St Lawrence River runs 236000 cfs. pilgrims now travel by bus to Mekka, replacing camels.
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