Neidhardt Named As President of Senior Citizens
The Senior Citizens Club held a February dinner on Feb 24 at West First St rooms with about 70 members. Fred Neidhardt was named president for 1960 as the club reported 1959 civic work including cancer pads, mittens for needy children, Easter Seal envelopes, and holiday gifts for city welfare authorities.
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Senior Citizens’ Club
West First St
Paul Dehm
Maude Parsons
Fred Neidhardt
Charlotte Mundy
Mae McMaster
Matt O'Toole
Martha Andrews
Thomas McCracken
William McCaffrey
Charles Dehm
Frank Freestom
McCracken
New York State Association For Crippled Children
Amews
Purdue Ensigns 24 Promoted From Navy Science Program
Lafayette Indiana April report notes John A Hort of Oswego New York, son of Mr and Mrs Arby L Hort, and husband of Faith E Greeney of Pearidge Arkansas, was commissioned as a Navy Ensign while enrolled in Purdue Universitys Navy enlisted Scientific Program at Lafayette Ind He joins 23 others promoted last month and will receive a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering upon course completion at Purdue.
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Lafayette, Ind
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
John A Hort
Arby L. Hort
E’ Ninth St
Oswego
N. Y
Faith E. Greeney
Pearidge
Ark
Navy
Purdue
French Singers Please Hearers at Oswego State College
Andre Varel and Charly Bailly led six member Chanteurs de Paris in a varied program at Oswego State College of Education. The group showcased original pieces and American favorites celebrating the French American rainbow with lively stage movement and audience response. A reception in Hewitt Union followed for attendees to meet the performers.
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Varel
Bally
Chanteurs de Paris
Oswego State College of Education
Andre Varel
Charly Bailly
France
Paris
Trinity Sermon Series Opens Lent Program and Events
The first Sunday of Lent begins with 8:30 a.m. services at Trinity church for the new series What Is the Supreme Question. Parish men attend the Fulton Oswego Laymen's Communion breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at First Methodist in Oswego. A third Sunday evening evangelistic service features a gospel song service and a sermon The Family That Prays Together Stays Together. Adult Membership class runs Mondays in March from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Children’s Membership class meets Saturday at 9:30 a.m. WSCS executive committee meets Monday at 7:30 at Mrs George Butler’s home. Wednesday Family Night includes a covered dish supper. The sound movie Split Level Family and the skit Thanksgiving Ann are planned. Thursday marks the city-wide Lenten service at St Paul’s church. Chancel choir meets at 7:30 p.m. Plans for March 16 WSCS Couples Club covered dish supper are under way with husbands invited. Rev Russell Williams will speak City Missions on children’s court work.
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Trinity Church
Fulton- Oswego
First Methodist Church
Oswego
West Baptist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
George Butler
St. Paul's Church
Tells Kiwanis of New Dial System
Oswego Kiwanis Club discussed past present and future telephone use at the Hotel Pontiac. Gordon Goodyear of the New York Telephone Company demonstrated early phones and outlined services to be extended in Oswego. He quoted two million dollars to install the new dial system enabling calls to 50 million phones in the United States and Canada with push button calls within five seconds in about seven years.
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Oswego
Oswego Kiwanis Club
Pontiac
Gordon Goodyear
New York Telephone Company
United States
Canada
Goodyear
William Weston
Gary Mabee
Pittsford
JANITOR VACANCIES OPEN FOR OSWEGO COUNTY BUILDING
Oswego County War Service Commission calls an open competitive exam on April 9 to create an eligible list for janitors. Applications due by March 25 at the Civil Service office in the county building. Two vacancies exist at the Court House and the County Building with salaries from 2100 to 2910 plus a 200 cost of living adjustment. candidates must be county residents for at least one year prior to the exam prepared and rated by the State Civil Service Department.
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Court House
Oswego County War Service Commission
Civil Service Office
State Civil Service Department
Pussywillows On Market Saturday Oswego Market Opens Seasonal Sale
Oswego Public Market at the former Water Department garage on West First Street will feature pussywillows for the first time this season each Saturday from 6 30 am to noon. The market offers African violets begonia sultanas and other plants, baked goods breads donuts cinnamon rolls and more with prices listed, plus potatoes turnips apples eggs popcorn butter and gift articles such as ruffled dailies plow cases and aprons.
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Oswego
Water Department
West First St
Belief in Holy Spirit Grows From Experiences
Dr William McConaghy preached on I Believe in the Holy Ghost at the first Oswego civic Lenten service at the First Baptist Church before 100 attendees. He traced the Spirit’s presence from ancient times through the New Testament, noting its role as God’s power and source of notable acts. The second service will be March 10 at St Paul’s Lutheran with Rev David Jones speaking on The Holy Catholic Church.
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Willian McConaghy
Oswego City
A. P. Gooduin
Lois Seriber
Herbst Ehrer
Bach
McConaghy
Oswego
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
David Jones
Church of the Evangelists
Holy Catholic Church
Hogan Hogan Kitchen wedding at Furst Baptist church
Miss Betty Kitchen daughter of Arthur Kitchen and John St was married to John Charles Hogan of 11 East Mohawk St Friday February 12 by the Rev Robert L Waiden pastor of the Furst Baptist Church Their attendants were Mr and Mrs Charles Hogan
Eligible For Winners Game At Hotel Pontiac
List of those eligible to participate in the bridge Special Winners game at the Hotel Pontiac on Saturday March 12 at 8 p m was announced today. Names include Mrs Willard Anderson Mrs R F Baker Mrs John Barrett Mrs Edward Bock Mrs Clarence Brandes and many more. Treasury position in Washington as of March 1 shows balance 5 324 9 32294 deposits fiscal July 1 85 172534 1st 19 withdrawals fiscal year 623 67086925 total debt 290 721 583 220 32.
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Pontiac
Willard Anderson
R. F. Baker
John Barrett
Edward Bock
Clarence Brandes
Tiene Brown
John Buns
Samuel Castaldo
William Culeton
John E. Cullman
Thomas Dailey
Charles Davis
Richard Donovan
Thomas Farell
William Farrell
Helen Fitzs Mmions
Mathew Frawley
al Gart
Fred Gibbons
Charles Goldstein
Robert Gray
Howard Hall
J. JD Hartnett
William It Aps Weles
Harry Tinman
Hippkus
Harry Horan
Milton James
William Jeram
M Philp Johnson
Dwight Key
Siliam Lennot
Grace Matteson
Martin Magni
Frank Martin
Alfred McCaf
Treasury
Washington
Tre
Witdrawals
Bishop Higley Set for Oswego Visit and Holy Orders
The Right Rev. Walter Higley sixth bishop of Central New York will visit Christ Church Oswego this weekend. He will administer Holy Confirmation to 18 people and receive six into communion. He will preach at the Eucharist and meet local clergy and parishioners. The visit includes a dinner at Hotel Pontiac and a reception after the Sunday service. Bishop Higley, born 1889 in Norwich, educated at Columbia University and General Theological Seminary, has served as archdeacon and later suffragan bishop and will be instituted as diocesan bishop on March 26 in Syracuse. He is married to Marion Carl Mason with four children.
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Walter Maydale Iigley
STC
Central New York
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Oswego
Higley
John R. Scarlett
Scarlett
Pontiac
Ile
Norwich
Columbia University
General Theological School
New York City
General Seminary
Emmanuel Church
Memphis
Jordan
St Paul's Church
Port Byron
All Saints’ Church
Johnson City
Malcolm E. Peabody
Comenton
Bshop
Peabody
Ebeley
St. Paul's Church
Syracuse
Marion Carl Mason
Carey P. Salander Wis
Church To Host Weekend Dinners In Honor Of Bishop Higley
Christ Church coordinates Saturday dinner for Bishop Higley with help from Mrs Herbert L. Price and wives of vestry men. Sunday reception will have Mrs Robert L. Alison, Mrs Sy, and Mrs Arthur W. Graves presiding at the refreshment table.
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Christ Church
Higley
Herbert L. Price
Robert L. Alison
Arthur W. Graves
Secret Agent Bethany U A Straw Vote in Precinct Meeting
A Democratic precinct meeting produced a straw vote for presidential hopefuls with Lyndon Johnson carrying all but one vote. The lone dissent came from a Republican who casually attended and cast for Richard Nixon.
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Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Richard Nixon
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