Protests Halt Fulton Zoning Change Hearing
A Fulton zoning change hearing from residential to business along South First Street was adjourned after protests and a contested notice issue. Aldermen referred the matter to City Attorney Hillick for study and delayed action pending a legal opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
South First St
South Fourth St
Municipal Planning Commission
Harry O'Brien
Donald Peterson
Volney
Peterson
J. Sheridan Hillick
Rezoning Hearing Set for East Side North–South Arterial
The Council fixed July 23 for a public hearing on rezoning the east side of the north–south arterial from residential to business between State and Pratt Streets. The planning board had approved the rezoning weeks earlier.
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State
Pratt Sts
Fulton Lions Club
Fulton
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Traffic Bureau
Civil Service
Edward Holden
Francis ‘Miller
Public Works
Roy VanAlstine
van Buren St
Clark
Kimball
Fulton Obituary Mrs Clara Tschudy 76
Clara Tschudy widow of Peter Tschudy died Thursday after months of illness. She resided with her son-in-law Fox Lamb and had lived in Fulton eight years. Born in Illinois, she was a Free Methodist. Surviving are two stepsons Kenneth Tschudy and Charles Mercer a stepdaughter Mrs Carl Benson 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services Monday at Young and Son Funeral Home with Rev Kent Lattimer officiating burial in Poolville Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Tschudy Fulton
Clara Tschudy
Peter Tschudy
Belanger Nursing Name
Tschuiy
Fox Lamb
Seneca St
Illinois
Free Methodist Church
Kenneth Tschudy
Rorhester
Charles Mercer
Spokane
Wash
Carl Benson
Mooses Lake
Washi
Young and Son
Kent Lattimer
Poolville Cemetery
Syhacuse
W. LaMay
Skyline
Onondaga
Fulton
LaMay Boat Co
K. of C
Syracuse Boat Dealers Assn
Tle
LeMayne College Guild
Dolores
Sonyea LaMay
Greenleaf Funeral Home
Most Holy Rosary
Stones Cemetery
Funeral
W. Onondaca
Appeal to State On DL&W Deals
Fulton aldermen asked state bodies to aid Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad in three requests. They urged flashing signals at Broadway and Phillips grade crossings and asked for a new grade crossing to connect Leitwist with West Seventh Street for fire protection near the General Foods plant. The railroad opposed the Leitwist crossing and cited state law. A state Public Service Commission hearing was requested, with a separate motion to Traffic Commission to install flashing signals at both grade crossings.
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Fulton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Broadway
Phillipsi
Leitwist
West Seventh St
General Foods Corp
Padre Tacks
State Publc Service Commission
State Traffic Commission
Fulton Awards 29000 Contract for So First Street Rebuild
Aldermen awarded a 29256.90 dollar contract to S and Leaving Corp of Liverpool to rebuild a section of So First St Fulton extending from Union St to Fay St. Other bids included Syracuse firms and Fulton bidders. Separate awards follow for a sanitary sewer on Frawley and Ellen Sts and plans for future bids on 23 street resurfacing and asphalt supply.
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Fulton
First St
S and Leaving Corp
Liverpool
Union St
Fay Sts
Central New York Contractors
Syracuse
Fred Ballard Construction Co
Carmen Vescio
Eenway Bros
Frawley Dr
Ingersoll Dr
Curtis St
Ellen St
Patrick Bros
Benway Bros
Cedeo
R. J. Engel Construction, Inc
Public Works Department
Kellogg St
W. First
W. Second Sts
Harry Andrews
Sunnsbrook Meadows
Cérlis and
Center
Green St
Oswesn River
Fulton Area Church Picnics and Community Notes
Mt Pleasant church faithful circle plans a July picnic at Nestle Park with supper at six. Various local residents attend gatherings, graduations, illnesses, and hospital visits, including Jean Canfield’s Rochester High School graduation and multiple family care updates across Fulton and nearby towns.
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Fulton
Mt. Pleasant Church
Nestle Pars
Flora Sawyer
Lyon
Lee Memorial Hospital
Amos Cruce
East Broadway
Shakespeare Club
Christian Missionary — Alliance Church
Fair Haven
Floyd Canfield
South Fifth St
Douglas Canfield
Jean Canfield
Rochester High School
George Pratt
Emery Sr
Nestle Co
Byron Distin
Whitaker Red
Red Smith
Seneca Sr
Loren Wells
Waterloo
Iowa
Myre Kathryn Murphy
Thel Crooks
Scriba
Flora Ives
Savona
Ives
Robert Ives
Streeter Rd
Murphy
Mins. Cronk
Ernest Simons
Volney
Clement Hutton
Charles Denniston Jr
Hihaca
Denniston
Mt. Pleasant
Monoford Kesser
Canastota
Keiser
Distin Rd
Volnex
Robert Cunningham
Alan
South Sixth St
Joy Lanphear to Wed Fulton Man anounced engagement
Mr and Mrs Frank Lanphear of East St Honeoye Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Joy to Frederick E Chalone son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Chalone of 234 W First St N Fulton Miss Lanphear is a graduate of Honeoye Falls central school and has completed her freshman year at Oswego State Teachers College He will receive a bachelor of science degree from Oswego State Teachers College in August Mr Chalone is a graduate of Fulton High School and has an AAS degree in building technology from Delhi State Technical Institute He is a member of Psi Phi Gamma fraternity
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Fulton Man
Frank Lanphear
East St
Honeoye Falls
Joy
Frederick E. Chalone
Alfred Chalone
W. First St
N. Fulton
Lanphear
Honeoye Falls Central School
Oswego State Teachers College
Phi Delta Chi Sorority
Mr. Chalone
Fulton High School
Minetto Church Bazaar Set For Tuesday And Wednesday
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Minetto announces its annual bazaar on Tuesday and Wednesday on church grounds. Co chairs Harry Bancelor and Mrs Florence Pittsky named booth leaders: Cakes Pat Ole k and Mary Falise. variety George Loomis and Charles Clark. fish pond Barbara Clark and CYO girls. penny game Gordon Proud Jr.. parcel post Beulah Czerow. clown Joseph Fatta. candy Mr and Mrs Edward Boardway. popcorn Bob Carlson. hot dogs Ed Deh. tickets Florence Pittsky. coffee Steve Osborn. A 17 inch pvai table will be main prize on the final day. Mrs Lucille Clayton and Lady Mae won third in Oswego County Shrine Club parade horse show. Mrs Carl Wight made Oswego State Teachers College dean’s list.
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Minetto
Our Lady Or Perpetual Help
Chilc
Harry Baicnelor
Florence Pittsky
Pat Ole
Mary Falise
George Loomis
Charles Clark
Barbara Clark
CYO
Gordon Proud Jr
Beulah Czerow
Joseph Fatta
Edward Boardway
Bob Carlson
Ed Deh
Florence Pittsiex
Steve Osborn
Lucille Clayton
West River Road
North
Lady Mae
Oswego County
Expect 300 At G O P Dinner
More than 300 people are expected to attend the Republican County Committee fund raising dinner at the Polish Club in Fulton next Tuesday evening. Gov. Malcolm Wilson will be guest speaker and may offer political reflections on the eve of a special session called by Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller. Senator Henry A Wise will introduce the lieutenant governor, who presides over the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Fulton
Committee On Reservations
Malcolm Wilson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
J. Gregory Merriam
Henry A. Wise
Oswego - Jefferson -Lewis
Threat of assassination delays De Gaulle visit in Rome
French President Charles de Gaulle faced a bombshell day as a telephoned threat of assassination reached the embassy reception. Police traced a suspect to a bar phone used by a dark complexioned Italian companion before De Gaulle and his wife departed under heavy guard to a noon luncheon with Italian and Vatican officials.
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Rome
Uri -Houce Hastih
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
le Gaulle
Tixen
Guiovant Gronch
Antonia Seen
State 4-H Clubs Praise Kiwanis at Cornell Congress
The Buffalo Evening News and the New York State District Kiwanis International received plaques as Friends of 4-H, during the State 4-H Congress at Cornell University. Kiwanis was honored for more than 30 years of support to 4-H education, supplying materials and recognizing achievements.
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Ithacapi
Buffalo Evening News
New York
Kiwanis International
Wiwanis Clib
Cornell University
Kiwanis
Havon
July 1 Deadline For Delinquents On School Taxes
Fulton property owners with unpaid school tax for 1958-59 face a five percent penalty after July 1. City Chamberlain Maurice Shapiro disclosed total unpaid taxes of 27,144.84 with 11,056.17 owed by Industrial Rehabilitation Corp. for the former American Woolen Co. property. He noted earlier years' delinquencies and the Corp.'s separate figures, adding interest and costs if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Maurice Shapiro
Shapiro
Chamberlain
Industrial Rehabilitation Corp
American Woolen Co
Fulton Board of Education
Fulton Aldermen Hold Line On Recreation Commission Plan
Fulton Aldermen slowed plans to abolish the seven member recreation commission delaying action to the July 7 regular meeting. The council considered transferring duties to a three member recreation group and creating a building superintendent with a $2500 salary to oversee Recreation Park upkeep and city building maintenance. Edward Anderson of Muskegon, brother of Willard Anderson Fulton High athletic director, died today in a veterans hospital. The council also set a new record for adoption resolutions with 37 considered in a three hour session.
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Fulton
Municipal Recreation Commission
John S. Johnson, Jr
Common Council
John Muscalino
Recreation Park
City Hall
Public Works Department
Inc
Edward Anderson
Muskegon
Mich
Willard Anderson
Fulton Ave
Seuzia
Anderson
Dex Orought
Civ
Jack Walsh
Fulton Housing Authority Cleared for Citywide Survey
Aldermen granted approval for a thorough survey to assess need for more and different public housing in Fulton. The Fulton Housing Authority and state Division of Housing will conduct the study, considering larger units at Pathfinder Courts and smaller elderly apartments.
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Fulton
Fulton Housing Authority
John §. Johnson, Jr
Ramsey G. Ludington
Housing Authority
Ludington
Division of Housing
City of
Fullon
We Fullon Housing Authority
Buaru
Aileevs
Oelain Tae Sancion
Common Council
Ine Corio Coune
Lac Housing
Fullten Housing Authority
Pathfinder Courts
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding in Fulton
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian M. Guyer of 615 Manhattan Ave Fulton will celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday from 3 to 7 p m Their children Miss May Dwyer Edward Guyer Raymond Perry and Lyle Boyce of Albany plan the event The couple married June 30 1909 in Fulton and have lived at the same Manhattan Avenue home for 50 years Mr Guyer a longtime master mechanic at the former American Woolen Mills is now retired They are active in Low er Oswego Falls Grange the Order of United American Men and related groups and both attend First Presbyterian church They have eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Adrian M. Guyer
Manhattan Ave
May Dwyer
Edward Guyer
Raymond Perry
Lyle Boyce
Albany
Guser
Lower
Oswego Falls Grange
Order of United American Men
Daughters of the United American Men
Guyer
Odd Fellows Organization
Fulton Canton
First Presbyterian Church
Boy Hit by Auto in Fulton Ambuled to Hospital
Eight year old Carl Kimble, son of Mrs Violet Kimble, was struck by a southbound car on West First Street near parked vehicles. He was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital with bruises and possible fractures checked by X rays.
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Fulton
Carl Kimble
Violet Kimble
West Fifth St
Lee Memoral Hospital
Harry E. Rosvally
Mt. Kisco
Samuel del Brocco
West First St
New York Stock Quotations at 2:30 PM by Foster Adams
Stock prices from Allied Chemical to United Tank Car and others list percent changes and figures. Major listings include Allied, Allis Chalmers, American Motors, General Motors, Chrysler, DuPont, and U S Rubber. Dow Jones averages show Industrials 639.88 up 2.65, Railroads 467.53 down 0.11, Utilities 86.22 up 0.07.
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Allied Chem. & Dye
Allied Storez
Allis Chalmers Vee TL Alum. Ltd
Ceeessees
Amn
Airlines
American Motors
Armco Steel
TAM Amn
Tel. & Tel. Soc.s
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Borg-Warner
Briges Mig
Bullard
Glidden
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
L. Green
Greyhound
Gulf OU
Tbs
Internail
Harvester
Internat
Tel & Tel
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Kennecott Copper
Lehman
Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Ise Regis Paper
Sealright Os
Sears. Roebuck
Shell Oil
Reves
Sinclair Oil
Seesee Ee Smith Corona Mar
Southern Pacific
BA Arch. Top
Santa Fe
Celanese Corp
Consol. Edison
General Instruments
N.Y. Central RR
Northern Pacific Ry
Pepsi-Cola
Sperry Rand Corn
Studebaker-Packard
Avco Miz
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & O& Rwy
Cola
Continental
Continental Motors
duPont de Nemours
General Motors
Biscuit
Nath Dairy Nath Lead
E& Go
Niagara Mohawk Pwr
Penick & Ford
Pennsylvania
R. R
Oil of
Indiana
Stand
Oil
N. J
Socono-Mobil Oil
Sunray Mid-Con
Texas Co
Texas Instruments
Armstrong Cork
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Copperweldh Steel
General Electric
Amn. Aviation
Pacific Lighting
Oil of Calif
Thompson Prods
Union Carbide
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
United Tank C
U. S. Rubber
Ste
Dow Jones, Inc. Industrials
Republicans Endorse Town Candidates in SchroeppelMeeting
The Republican committee of the town of Schroeppel endorsed local candidates including Adison Chesbro for supervisor Roy Kendrick for town clerk Orin Wallace for highway superintendent Gerald Parkinson for justice of the peace Maurice Hamlin for councilman Henry Allen assessor Asa Candee assessor two years Paula Prior tax collector.
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Phoenix
Republican Committee
Schroeppel
Adison Chesbro
Roy Kendrick
Orin Wallace
Gerald Parkinson
Maurice Hamlin
Henry Allen
Asa Candee
Paula Prior
Merwin Upcraft
John Davis
Willson Smith
Republican Club
Sweet Building
J. Gregory Merriam
Irregular Trend On Stock Market Makes Early Upswing
The stock market showed an irregular edge to the upside with fairly active trading. Gains of about a point appeared among key stocks while a mix of smaller gains and losses unfolded. General Telephone and AMF rose, Texas Instruments and Polaroid advanced sharply, while Allied Chemical fell on profit taking and several autos and rail shares slipped marginally.
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York
General Telephone
American Machine & Foundry
Texas Instrument
Polaroid
International Paper
du Pont
Allied Chemical
American Motors
Studebaker - Packard
Chrysler
Northern Pacific
Hlinda Central
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Three Hurt In Phoenix Crash
A two car collision at the Bridge and Jefferson streets intersection in the village left three people injured. James Doody a five year old suffered severe facial lacerations Cheria Henderson ten and Lillian M Barnes twenty four received facial and bodily injuries. Police say Miss Barnes stopped at a stop sign before entering the intersection. Charles A Keller twenty seven drove a westbound car causing extensive damage. The Keller vehicle was towed from the scene. Investigators were aided by Patrolman Frederictswiech and Deputy Sheriff Om Lawson.
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Phoenix
Bridge
Jefferson Sts
Charles Ely
James Doody
Tully
Cheria Henderson
Lillian M. Barnes
Emerson Dillon
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Harrington
White Ave
Sixth Ward
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Second Ward
State Civil Service
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Sealright- Ouwego Falls Corp
South Second St
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Oswego
Belanger
Nursing Home State
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Tel. LY
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Langley Brothers
East River
Harold W. LaMay
Ramon Tt
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G.O.P
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Housing Board
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Sixth Sts
Fire and Police Commission
N.Y
Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
Warren St
Harrison
Victor Dean
Rebekahs Picnic
Bernice Maynard
Rebekah
Caughdeney Rebekah Lodge
Golden Chain Jodge
John C. Dimon
Robert Bowman
Auxiliary of Enterprise Fire Company
Sweet Memorial Building
Louise Botting
Hastings
N.Y.C
Cheryl Marie Roock
National Association of Dance Artists
New York City
Sandra Peterson
Cheryl
Muriel Rayter
Hotel Roosevelt
National Academy
Clifford Gaye
Leicester
Mass
Gray
Paul Mullin
Boston
Beulah Bishop
Ruth Dausman
Donna Turk
Violet Mills
Watkins Glen
Charlene Goodwin
Hilda Buckbee
James Buckbee
Jefferson St
Phoenix Firemen
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Rochester
Edwin Lindsley
Roland la Fever
Harold
Carolyn
Canada
Fred Roock
Joseph Odell
S. DeWitt Odell
Sandy Creek
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