City Tax Rate Drops to 4.44 Per 100 Valuation
City Clerk James P. Cullinan announced the 1960 city tax rate will be 4.44 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation, down 21 cents from 1959. Farm land rate is 1.21 per 3100, with total city taxes to raise about 135,173, about 69,000 less than last year due to economies amid a net loss of 88,000 in assessed valuation. First tax installment due in April, second in June.
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James P. Cullinan
Mr. Cullinan
Budget Commission
Cullinan
Police to Wage Drive Against Meter Repeaters
Oswego Police Chief Capt. Frederick E. Scharf ordered a crackdown on meter repeaters effective immediately after complaints about drivers exceeding the one hour limit. The crackdown targets merchants and business district officeholders most often parking beyond the limit and urges public tips to aid convictions.
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Motors
Frederick E. Scharf
Oswego
Scharf
City of
A.and.ng
Car Crash In East Ninth St Causes Injury
Sam Diment, 67, of 71 East Ninth St reported a collision yesterday on East Ninth between Schuyler and Van Buren S s with Charles Spataro. Diment complained of neck and back pains. Police seek unknown person(s) who removed two rear wheels from a car left jacked at Ball and Wilson, 35 East Fourth St.
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Sam Diment
East Ninth St
Diment
Schuyler
van Buren S
Charles Spataro
Ball & Wilson
East Fourth St
SPATH RETIRES FROM NEW YORK CENTRAL AFTER 48 YEARS
An engineer with the New York Central Railroad retired Monday after more than 48 years of service. Spath, of 57 Mark Street, joined August 14, 1911, as an Oswego branch engineer and was promoted June 5, 1918. He has served as yard crew engineer in recent years.
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New York Central Railroad
Rotary hears Dr Snyder on Oswego history slides
Dr Charles M Snyder of Oswego State Teachers College presented at a Rotary International luncheon at the Hotel Pontiac Tuesday noon. His slides traced Oswego harbor and industries from the past to present glories, with Ross Tucker introducing the speaker.
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Rotary
Oswego
Charles M Snyder
Ash Wednesday Services at Church of the Evangelists
The Rev David Jones announced Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday with Litany at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of the Evangelists. Puccini, famed Italian composer of La Boheme and La Tosca, died in 1924.
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David Jones
Church of the Evangelists
Gaiacomo Puccini
Hannibal Closes In On Dart League Title With Two Wins
Hannibal Community moved nine games clear and cut its magic number to four as it swept First Baptist 7-5 and 10-9, though Baptist won the second game 11-9. St Matthew’s Lutheran sat perilously nearby while other clubs battled for spots in the final weeks of 1952 league play.
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Hannibal
First Baptist
the Baptists
Hanubal
Fioe
St Matthews Lutheran
First Methodist
Southwest
Oswego
Hannibal Mens Ulup
Lycoming
Cntizen of Evanglists
Inelto Community
St Baptist
Sbf Congregational
Usaegu Center
St Matiness Washeran
J.m Isall
Bob Haven
Hannbals
George Ebert
The
Baptists
Jimmy Jackson
al Brunot
Art Adamy
Fred Cox
Fran. Zeller
Church of We Evangelis
David Jones
Evangelists
Art Hai
Methodists
Dhs
Licoming
Southwest Oswego
Bob Cook
Courtney Cook
Hese
Mills
Fred Rhinehart
Rhinehart
Chet Noyes
Christ Church
St. Pauls Lutheran
Bill DeLapp
Fleury Copelings
Paul Paschke
St. Paul's
Luttherans
Congregational
Art Hallowe
Jack Grimsley
Dick Fowler
Bill Boardman
Tiwo
Wes Littlefield
Minetto
Harold Sharkey
Oswego Center
Christinu
Pauls Laine
Infant dies from burns in Oswego accident
Katherine Marie Castaldo eighteen months old dies at Oswego Hospital from scalding water after an incident at 91 West Field Street as Charlene Watters heated water and spilled it on the child. The family says no blame. services set for March 3 at Famule Funeral Home with burial in St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Katherine Marie Castaldo
James Castaldo Jr
Eighth St
Oswego Hospital
Charles L. Watters
West Fieldh St
Charlene Watters
Castaldo
James Castalio Sr
Oswego
Stanley Jerominek
Louise Jerominex
Famule Funeral Home
St. Peter's Cemetery
Syracuse Group To Hear Oswego Water Arguments
Oswego city officials will present Lake Ontario water case before Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Water Supply Committee at 4 pm Wednesday. Mayor Ralph Shapir leads the Oswego delegation with Water Board members and Ben H. Green, consultant on water sales to southern communities.
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Oswego
Lake Ontario
Syracuse
Iater
Kenneth D. Jensen
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
John Basher
Easy Washer Co
Walis Sargent
Jensen
Ralph Shapir
Water Board
Ben H. Green
Convicted On Welfare Law Violations In City Court
City Court adjourned most cases but one, as James Plogger of 214 Hillside Ave was convicted under Section 145 of the Social Welfare Law and given a three month jail sentence suspended on conditions to repay $53 at $5 weekly and report earnings, with restitution via Probation Office. Other motorists paid fines for red light offenses. list includes Lucille Millis and Joseph Doyle among several residents. Sharkey and Ed Godfrey homered for Minette in a three game matchup.
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Sessio
Thomas M. McGough
James Plogger
Hillside Ave
Oswego County
McGough
Plogger
Welfare Department
Richard C. Mitchell
Lucille Millis
Fifth Ave
Joseph P. Doyle
Hamilton Homes
Royce B. Zogg
Liverpool
John T. Tully
East Tenth St
George B. Howard
Oswego
Betty G. Sova
East Second St
Thomas A. Kowal
Turrill St
Anne Beardslee
Ellen St
Obituary Mariano Disi Dilisi 64 of 97 East Schuyler St
Mariano Disi Dilisi age 64 of 97 East Schuyler Street died at Donavan nursing home after a lingering illness. Born in Tremaine Italy he came to America at 21 settling in Oswego. He worked as a bricklayer and laborer for local firms and was a communicant of St Josephs. Survived by six nieces Anita Petto Columbus Ohio Rose M Stabile Syracuse Md Josephine Metacia Baltimore Lenore Benigno New Rochelle Florence Matacia and Remildo Matacia New York City. Funeral from Family Funeral Home Thursday March 3 at 8:30 a.m. to St Josephs Church at 9 a.m. Burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Mariano Disi
Mariano Dilisi
East Schuyler St
Donavan
Mr. Dilisi
Tremaine
Italy
Oswego
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Patrick
Anita) Petto
Columbus
Ohio
Fred
Rose) M. Stabile
Syracuse
Josephine Metacia
Baltimore
Lenore Benigno
New Rochelle
N.Y
Florence Matacia
Remildo Matacia
New York City
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Personal Notes and Coming Events Summary
Gordon Goodyear of the New York Telephone Company will give an explanatory talk on telephone dialing and long distance dialing at 7 45 p m Wednesday before Frontier City Lodge 422 F and A M Harold Lass lodge master announced today Robert Archambo 119 East Tenth Street received a Mark HT Enfeld rifle as a Dollar Day award at the Outdoor Store annex Mr and Mrs Joseph Paterniti of Waternet welcomed their first child a son on Saturday Feb 19 Paterniti former Linda Coe daughter of Muriel Coe of 115 East Oneida Street Grandmother Rose Paterniti of Earlile Korajno Puhalski Ladiesaun Kaiy will meet Wednesday at Spa Polish American club rooms Mrs Sophie Ferens president requests all members attend final plans for the state vice president visit on March 12 Brownies and Girl Scouts of the Church of the Evangelists invited to breakfast in parish hall on Girl Scout Sunday March 6 at 9 am Girls attend 10 o clock service Reservations with Mrs Richard Tompkin or Mrs David Smith by Friday Psi Delta will meet at 7 tonight at Miss Dolores Duncan’s home 134 West Eighth St Rehearsal for The Bor Friend will be at 730 to meet in Christchurch parish house instead of YMCA John Kirsch Jr son of Mr and Mrs John A W Kirsch of East Sixth St named to Wagner College Dean's Honor List for fall semester English major The Altar Guild of First Methodist met at Mrs John Sommerville’s 148 West Eighth St Mrs Loyal Method hosting May 23 Miss Mildred McBride showed movies of her trip to San Francisco Next meeting May 23 at Mrs Loyal Method’s home 120 East Bridge St
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Gordon Goodyear
New York Telephone Company
Frontier City Lodge
Harold Lass
Korajno Puhalski
Lades aun'Kaiy
Spa
Sophie Ferens
First Methodist Church
John Sommerville
West Eighth St
Earl Carter
Mildred McBride
San Francisco
Calif
Loyal Method
East Bridge St
Williams Doubtful on 22nd Red Sox Season
Ted Williams arrived at the Boston training camp in Scottsdale Arizona with a sore neck and told reporters he greatly doubted he could play this season. He noted the neck felt the same as before while entering his 22nd year with the Red Sox.
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Ted Williams
Scottsdale
Ariz
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Boston
Ted
Big Ten Rejects Rose Bowl Pact In Northwestern Stand
Northwestern University opposed renewal of the Rose Bowl agreement as the Big Ten rejected the pact. The league split five for and five against, with a majority required for the deal to take effect.
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Big Ten
Evanston
Northwestern University
Abolish Special Teacher Training Approved in New York
Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. announced that New York Regents approved abolishing the refresher course requirement for teachers. New rules allow elementary teachers to certify for industrial arts and other subjects, set specialized prep for teaching handicapped children, and raise art training from four to five years.
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Albany
New York
James E. Allen Jr
Board of Regents
Allen
Tickets Available For Chinese Play At Campus School
Area residents may attend the Campus School Children’s Theatre performance at Lee Bobo Chinatown Detective. Free admission, with shows Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the college building. Cast features Campus School ninth graders led by Lynette Carmiell as Lee Bobo and Amy Ranous as Grandmama Lee.
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Lee Bobo
Chinatown
Hewitt Union State University College
Oswego
Satuday
Oila Rickett
Dorothy Wells
Lynette Carmiell
Amy Ranous
Grandmama Lee
Linda Goman
Mary
Patrine Verna
Ping
Steve Goldstein
Toby Fernine
Cara] Demling
Jun
Trudy Millis
Linz
Eric Pollard
Dorothy Hickok
Liz Allen
Bill Boyd
Penny Stirling
Barbara Lawton
Caolyn Tosh
Ricky Wells
Snowfall Sets Wettest February Since 1912 in Lakes Region
Weather data show last month was the wettest February since 1912 and nearly matched the 1958 snowfall record. Elmer Loveridge reports 4.59 inches of precipitation, winter 1911-12 snow 117.7 inches, January 474 and February 413 inches, with Lake Ontario area continuing a three-decade snowy cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Loveridge
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lake Ontario
Loveridge
Laverise
New York Market Wholesale Trading Quiet Amid Receipts
New York market activity shows a quiet tone with wholesale offerings and ample receipts. Spot quotations and bulk carton prices for dairy and creamers appear, with various scores listed and figures indicating moderate demand and mixed quality grades.
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Bajioon Exchange
New York
Usda— Miller Ofmings
Ind Impra
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St. Oswego, N.Y
Spath
Central
P&c
PERCH
Haddock
Cello
Order OF the Goven Rule
Scoville Funeral Home
Cayuga ST
Arshive
James V. Kelly
Richard Kelly
W. Oneida St
Cornell University
Clarence Mitenen
Sharkey
Ed Godfrey
Minette
Robert Archambo
E. Tenth $T
Joseph Paternit
Waternet
Mark Edward
Paternii
Fomer Linda Coe
Muriel Coe
East Oneida St
Rose Paterniti
Earlile
Mary Dowd
Dowd and Harrington Insurance Office
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Paul
Psi Delta
Dolores Duncan
Bor
Christchurch
YMCA
John Kirsch, Jr
John A. W. Kirsch
Fast Sixth St
Wagner College
Staten Island
Kirsch
Nikko
Japan
Toshogu
Rochester
Susie
Upi—Wholesale
Marine Midland Checking
Marine Midland
Nica Miedland Trust Company of
Oswego Fulton
Phoenix
Steetne Syracuse
Camillus
Pairmount
Manlius
Tully _in Lights Shopping Center
Shoppingtown
Mamber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Utica Sr
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