Oswego Chamber Wins Two Designations at NYS Meeting
Oswego Chamber of Commerce received two awards at the New York State Chamber of Commerce Executives summer conference in Lake Placid. Its exhibit on Chamber of Commerce Week won a first prize, and the publication Clear Sailing by executive secretary L. A. Mohnkern won a second prize. Mohnkern was re-elected.
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New York State Chamber of Commerce
Lake Placid
Oswego Chamber
Oswego
Chamber of Commerce Week
L. A. Mohnkern
Mohnkern
Notable speakers headline Adirondack conference at The Chalet
Ed Wecreary served as treasurer and editor of The Cracker Barrel newsletter. The conference at The Chalet featured Lt. Governor Malcolm Wilson Roger W. Tubby Adirondack Daily Enterprise Martin Catherwood NY labor commissioner State Comptroller Lawrence E. Gero sa and Harold Reigelman. In a separate item Brenda McIntyre three was struck by a car in Sterling and taken to Oswego Hospital for observation. condition not serious.
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Ed Wecreary
Chalet
Malcolm Wilson
Roger W. Tubby
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Martin Catherwood
New York State
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Harold Reigelman
Citizens Budget Committee
Brenda McIntyre
Sterling
Oswego Hospital
Fair Haven
James McDermott
Women of Moose Install New Officers in June Ceremony
The Baldwinsville chapter hosts a colorful installation at the Moose Home. Installing Regent Ruth Reddick and Installing Guide Dorothy Emerson lead a list of officers and new chairmen. Governor Jack Reifke and other dignitaries attend as Loyal Order serves turkey dinner and provides music. A special meeting for officers is announced for Wednesday evening.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
College of Regents
Ethel Barker
Baldwinsville
Ruth Reddick
Dorothy Emerson
Martha Frick
Sentinel
Arvilla Hartwick
Argus
Helen Syrell
Mary Sumner
Assi
Norma Shellington
Margaret Beach
Helen McCarthy
Hazel Richards
Mytile France
Hazel Catalone
Mildred Williams
Juliette LaForest
Mooseheart
Lyonne Hall
Madeline Rose
Viola Reifke
Bernice Shellington
Moosehaven
Kathryn Haynes
Patricia Cleary
Aileen O'Conner
Jean Tyler
Lillian Williamson
Jack Reifke
10Th Dist
Alford Williamson
Harold Audlin
Helen Dreher
Loyal Order
Obituary for Joseph A Carey former Oswego resident dies
Joseph A Carey longtime Oswego resident and former Great Lakes marine engineer died unexpectedly in Charleston North Carolina on June 23. A World War I veteran and VFW Lavere Harrington Post member, he lived in Oswego with family in the First Ward. He is survived by a brother George and sister Mrs Joseph Willemore, both of Oswego, and several nieces and nephews. Burial plans at St Pauls Cemetery. The body arrives Oswego this evening. funeral Thursday at Connell Funeral Home and St Pauls Church.
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Joseph A. Carey
Oswego
Charleston
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George C
Mary Halligan Carey
Carey
Great Lakes
Lavere-Harrington Post
VFW
St. Paul's Catholic Church
George
Joseph
Jane) Willemore
Oswexo
Osweeo
Connell
St. Paul's Church
St.Paul’s Cemetery
Funeral details for Antil Pagano relative in Oswego
An aunt, three sons Carmella Irio and Santo Pagano of Oswego, a sister Mrs Nancy Mariano and 10 grandchildren survive. He farmed in Detroit and Oswego and was a St Joseph’s Catholic church communicant. Funeral July 2 at Family Funeral Home 8:30 p.m. then St Joseph’s at 9 a.m. Burial in St Paul’s cemetery. Viewing 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
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Antil
Aly
Detroit
Oswego
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carmella
Irio
Santo Pagano
Nancy Mariano
Family Funeral
St. Paul's Cemetery
Death of Chris Galanopoulos in Chicago hospital
Mrs Cassandra Kay reports the death of her brother-in-law Chris Galanopoulos in a Chicago hospital Monday afternoon. He visited Oswego years ago and is survived by his wife Athanasia and two sons Ben and Gus with several grandchildren. Funeral in Chicago on Thursday.
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Cassandra S. Kay
Fourth St
Chris Galanopoulos
Chicago
Galanopoulos
Oswego
Athanasia
Ben
Gus
Chicag
Rock of Gibraltar area and base span two square miles
The Rock of Gibraltar and the adjacent British naval base cover an area of two square miles.
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Rock of Gibraltar
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