Rev David Jones Delivers Lenten Sermon at St Pauls Lutheran
The Rev David Jones rector of the Church of the Evangelists spoke at the united Lenten service in St Pauls Lutheran Church on the topic I Believe in the Holy Catholic Church. He argued the church is holy in head and purpose and Catholic in time space and teaching, urging members to profess faith and lead others to Christ through testimony and the Creed.
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David Jones
Church of the Evangelists
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John A W. Kuirsch
Jones
Holy Catholic Church
Mr Jones
Hell
Christ
Ron Fuels Tops League With High Singles And Triple
Pulaski Fuel leads the Commercial Bowling League at 56-32. Music Box and Altmar Hotel tied for second at 54-34. Standings include Butler Brothers 50-38 Richland Red and White 50-38 Carings 48-40 Peter's Appliance 44-44 Pacific Shoes 43-45 Tinkers Tavern 42-46 Hotel Comfort 42-46 1 G A 40-48 P. and C 38-50 LaVecks Sunoco 38-50 Fulton Boiler 32-56 Jacks Restaurant 27-61 Carling's earned team honors. Ron Fuess posted high single 235 and high triple 572 while the lone 1074 game was also recorded.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Fuel
Music Box
Altmar Hotel
Butler Brothers
Richland Red and White
Carings
Peter's Applance and
Manwarings
Pacific Shoes
Tinkers Tavern
Hotel Comfort
G A
P. and
C and
LaVecks Sunoco
Fulton Boiler
Jacks
Carling’s
Ron Fuess
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
A brief note from the Palladium Times blog section references the commercial printing department and a contact phone line, indicating a departmental clearance or inquiry point for readers seeking services or information.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Fhone & Or 9
Tracing Relatives Seeks Blood Family Descendants
Roger L. Haus of Sanbornville New Jersey seeks information on Blood family descendants traced to Robert and Richard Blood who came to New England in the 1640s. Harris has gathered data for a privately published spring book and asks for contributions of genealogical notes obituaries letters Bible records and anecdotes from Blood families and their marriages.
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Roger L. Haus
Sanbornville
N. J1
Oince
Harris
Robert
Richard Blood
New England
Preacher H C Halbert to Lead Christ Church Institute
The Rev Herschell Halbert Jr director of Christian education for the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York will preach at 11 30 am this Sunday and conduct a 3 9 pm Christian education institute at Christ Episcopal Church Syracuse The program targets teacher training curriculum development and family involvement with participation invited from church school staff vestry youth committee acolyte advisors Episcopal Young Churchmen Boy and Girl Scout leaders and readers, with supper prepared by a committee led by Mrs Mure Calfray.
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Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Christ Episcopal Church
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Brooklyn
Prince Frettisc
Marsland
Easton
Pennsylvania
US Navy Reserve
John Hopkins Unniversity
General Theological
Jean Grant Innes
Episcopal Church Women of
Syracuse
Halbert
Chillist Church
Vestis
Acolyte
Episcopal Young Churchmen
Robert T Lieb
Vestry
J Sherwood Dunham
Taylor Harter
Ronald A
Westgate Wailliam
May Organize Junior Chamber of Commerce Pulaski
A brief meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm in the Pulaski Court House for local men aged 21 to 35 to discuss forming a Junior Chamber of Commerce. Several Jaycees from Syracuse will attend to explain the organization and its aims.
Oswego Group Joins State Property Owners Body
An Oswego branch of the Property Owners Association of New York State formed and accepted for membership. The group aims to promote private property rights, oppose public housing, and push urban renewal with private capital. Wayne Burch named chairman while William King is secretary and Ward Hawley treasurer. A next meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 PM with Fay Richardson invited to discuss Oswego’s second public housing project.
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Property Owners Association of
New York State
State Association
Tne Group
Tne Association
Osweto Group
Pontiac
Wayne Burch
Wiliam King
Ward Hawley
Frank Laser
Arvone
Wext
Charman Buch
Fay W Ruichardson
Apple Cobblers Pattern Set No 5298 5299
Apple Cobblers patterns offer two sets No 5298 for Mother and No 5299 for Daughter with apple applique motifs. Sizes include 14 16 18 for 5298 and 4 6 8 for 5299. Includes full directions and ordering details from Penny Roberts Oswego Palladium Times.
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Penny Roberts
Oswego Palladium-Times
West First Street
Oswego N
Oswego costs cited for plumbing code and housing
The discussion on plumbing code and the Plumbing Board noted Oswego houses cost twice as much to fit a bathroom as Fulton. It cited the national code allowing copper piping and cost-saving shortcuts, and criticized a local code as outdated and monopolistic. A local contractor reportedly cannot secure an Oswego seal but has done major work elsewhere.
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Weep
Plumbing Code
Plumbing Board
Oswego
Fulton
Radio 35 Show Saturday at 1 over WOSC
The Radio 35 program on WOSC features an interview about modern theatre music with a vocal chorale from State University College of Education Oswego. John Kingston and Annette Dinaldo discuss trends in theatre and community and college theatre impact. Ed Delaitre directs.
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WOSC
State Unversity College of Education
Oswego
Campus Community News
John Kingston
Blackfriars
Annette Dinaldo
700
Arena Theatre
Russell Cruce
Ed Church
Stephen Foster
Roger Wagner
Lee Hall
Ed Delaitre
Treasury Position Washington Up March 8 Cash Data
The Treasury report shows a March 8 cash balance of 4,090,369,167.08 dollars with deposits in the current fiscal year totaling 56,737,540,539. Withdrawals for the year amount to 64,991,005,958.37 dollars. The total public debt stands at 290,641,398,987.53 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
The
New York Market Report on Egg Prices and Receipts
New York wholesale egg stocks remain short with demand heavy and receipts totaling 11,200. Spot quotations show whites and browns varying by quality and size, with top quality whites 38-45 pounds at 39 14 to 42 14 and other rates for medium and small sizes. brown eggs range from 40 12 to 42 12 for large and 31 32 for smaller classes.
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New York
Oswego County Plans Exams For Lab Technicians
Oswego County Civil Service Commission announces examinations for laboratory technician and senior lab technician positions to be held at the county building on May 14. Applications accepted at the commission office until April 22 with duty descriptions and qualifications outlined. Salaries range from 3400 to 4600 and five vacancies exist for technician roles. written tests prepared by the State Civil Service Commission. Absolute zero note concludes the piece.
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Civil Service Commission
Exsis
Laborators Techmiuian
State Civil Service Commission
Office of the Ounts Commission
1960 Spring Pattern Catalog Sends for Fifty Cents
Print plainly Name Address with Zone Size and Style. Pattern 9222 for Junior Miss sizes 9 to 17 requires 3% yards of fabric 35 inches. Oswego Palladium-Time Pattern Dept Oswego MN advertises over 100 styles in full color. Send fifty cents plus 10 cents mailing for first class. Just out now.
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Manon Martin
Oswego
Richland Boy to Reid National 4-H Conference
Richland Potter of Richland and another New York youth were named to attend the 10th annual National 4-H Club Conference in Washington DC April 23 to 29. Potter, a Cornell sophomore, is praised for eight years of outstanding 4-H work and plans to become a 4-H club agent. Delegates will meet leaders, visit the White House and Capitol, and tour national agricultural sites.
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Aller
Weithy Potter
Richland
New York Plate
Washington, DC
W. F. Pease
Pease
New Yorks
Sandy Creek Central School
State College of Agriculture
Cornell
Potter
Karl D.rotie
Michigan
New York
Eau State
Puerto Rico
Washington
Wich
Vnner State
Uesegats
Gordon Leech
Saratoga County
Patricia Dunn
Albany
Nancy Wheater
St Lawrence
White House
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Department of Agriculture
Pentagon
Mount Vernon
Walter W. Smith Admitted to Bar in New York
Walter W Smith, 45 Park St Pulaski, was among 16 in the Fifth Judicial District admitted to the practice of law before the Appellate Division Fourth Department in Rochester. His parents and a law student classmate attended the swearing in. his father was admitted to the same court on June 27, 1929.
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Pulaski
Walter W Smith
Park St
Fifth Judicial District
Fouth Department
Rochester
Lynn W Smith
Horace G Farrington
Wiliam G Farrington
Dogs Kill Two Deer This Week in Pulaski Area
Robert Brown reported two deer killed by roaming dogs on the Ernie Stubbs farm at Sandy Creek and on the Craft farm near La Crosse. A collie and a beagle were involved, dragging a doe and fawns into barns before dying or being euthanized. Brown seeks a dog quarantine within a week to protect local wildlife.
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Pulaski
Robert Brown
Ernie Stubbs
Sandy Creek
Stubbs
Brown
Lacona
Pulaski to Have Heated Election Battles Tuesday
Pulaski votes Tuesday in village elections with two trustees and a justice on the ballot. Hugh McChesney seeks re election against Lucille Mosher and Edward J Nolan. Robert Murtha faces Howard Crocker Jr. Gordon H Madley Jr runs against Earl R Mull. Polls from 2 to 7 pm at the courthouse with two voting machines.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Village
Court House
Hugh McChesney
Lucille Mosher
Edward J Nolan
Robert Murtha
Howard Crocker
Gordon H Madley
Earl R. Mulls
Dr McChesney
Nolan
Mosher
Frank Mosher
Nolan Machinery Co
Crocker
Pulaski to Play Central Square in league finale
Pulaski AC, the Twin County League leader, travels to Central Square to face third place Legionnares in the season finale. Playoffs set for March 19 and March 26 at Pulaski Central School gym with Fulton VF W second and fourth place opponent TBD. Tokyo's population record is 9,100,539 as of August 1, 1959.
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Pulaski AC
Central Square
Legionnares
Pulaski Central School
Fulton VF W
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