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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
2
An ad guide urges sellers to supply full details, including price and essential facts, to boost responses. It stresses listing all relevant terms and benefits to speed a deal, warning that extra words can be the difference between a sale and none.
Monthly payment 51 dollars including principal interest and taxes. A structurally solid west side home offers four rooms and one bath on the first floor with two bedrooms upstairs and gas heat. Buyer must have good credit rating.
State of New York to Jay Gunther and others interested in the probate of George A Gunther late of Oswego City Oswego County. Louise DeCaire petitions to prove and record the last will and testament. Surrogate's Court Oswego set for March 28 1960 at ten in the forenoon. Minors must appear or guardians will be appointed.
Supreme Court of Oswego County issues summons by publication in a mortgage foreclosure action. Defendants Walter J Jadus and Emily C Jadus must answer within 20 days of service or face default judgment. The case centers on property at 34 West 9th Street, Oswego, with trial designated in Oswego County.
In Las Vegas Pi Mike Souchak of Grossinger X Y and Dr Cary Middlecoff of Hollywood Fila are tied after 18 holes of a golf match for a 35000 prize. Both shot 73 on Thursday at Desert Inn Country Club and today’s victor earns 25000 while the loser takes 10000. the match is filmed for TV.
An advertisement describes Pattern No 2408 A Pretty Cloche trimmed with flowers with crochet directions for Mother and Daughter hats. Orders to Peggy Roberts Oswego Palladium Times Oswego N Y include 25 cents patterns plus 10 cents extra for first class mailing.
Promotion for Needlecraft patterns and a new book from Palladium Times Household Arts. Includes Pattern 7265 transfer 16 by 1914 inches with color chart, price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for 1st class mailing. Also advertises three free patterns and crafts ideas.
The page lists team entries with individual scores and handicaps from multiple clubs including St Pauls Holy Name St Lucy's St Luke's St Anthony and others. Totals range from the high 2600s to the low 3000s, with numerous entries for players and handicaps.
The University of Rochester announced the retirement of Lou Alexander as baseball coach after a long tenure since 1934. He will devote time to his duties as athletic director, having previously stepped down as basketball coach. Don Smith will succeed Alexander as assistant baseball coach.
Bowie officials planned to run Saturday’s program at the snowbound track despite an eight inch snow blanket. Temperatures in the 30s were expected to melt much of the snow, enabling the eight event card and the featured Barbara Handicap to proceed.
Pulaski village board announces Paul Mills as regular night patrolman to succeed Rodney Caufield. Ward Miles named relief man for Fridays and Saturdays if vacancies occur. Bert Coon Jr. continues in that role. Election date set for March 15. polls 2 to 7 pm at the Court House. Hemmer Tree Service authorized to spray trees for 200 dollars. Grange ice and snow on Hall roof discussed with no solution yet. Hospitalization insurance review sought with May report hoped. Public Health Month proposals outlined for April forums in Oswego Fulton and Pulaski. Churches council asks board to assume Christmas decorations issue.
Edward J Nolan filed nominating petitions with the village clerk to run for trustee as an independent in the March 15 election. He was narrowly defeated for the Republican nomination in the recent caucus. Opponents are Republican Dr Heigh McChesney and Democrat Mrs Lucile Mosher.
Pulaski Fuel leads the Commercial League at 52 20 while tied for second are Butler Brothers Music Box Altmar Hotel and Richland Red and White at 48 32. Pete’s Appliance Carling’s 42 38 and Tinker’s Tavern Hotel Comfort 38 42. Harold Benjamin rolled a 227 high single and Bob Tully a 592 high triple. Richland Red and White took team honors with 1078 high single and 3038 high triple.
Pulaski A C basketball team defeated Parish Falcons 82 to 43 Wednesday night in a Twin County League game. Hartley led Pulaski with 24 points while Alsworth scored 17 for Parish. A key upcoming match Friday could decide the league standings.
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