Oswego Council Approves Harbor Plan and Hamilton Homes Expansion
The Common Council approved two measures totaling 5.19 million dollars in state funds. A 4 million dollar harbor development bill and a 1.19 million dollar contract for a 70 unit addition to Hamilton Homes were passed 6 to 0 with two absentees. Construction may begin in 1961 pending plans.
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U. K
Common Council
Henry A. Wise
Edward F. Crawford
Oswego
State Division of Housing
Oswego Housing Authority
Hamilton Homes
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Gallagher
Ralph Shapiro
Port Authority
Housing Authority
Clark Morrison
3Rd. Authority
John P. Chwalek
Morrison
Oswego Port Authority
Port of Oswego Authority
City grants last extension for housing project with forfeit bond
The mayor warns this is final extension for completion of the housing work, with a 310,000 bond at stake if not finished by June 18. Planning board approved the housing plan. Urban Renewal committee discussed adding 169,000 for off site clearance and city share could reach about 160,000 with state and federal matching funds.
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Planning Board
Chwalek
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The brief OCR fragment mentions the Palladium Times blog and a contact line with a phone number, suggesting a local news note or department reference without additional context or events. No named individuals or organizations beyond Palladium Times appear.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Writes Series For Milwaukee Paper
Dr. Charles M. Snyder of Oswego State College writes a four week serial for the Milwaukee Sentinel titled Joseph B. Oliver War Correspondent of the Wisconsin Fifth Regiment. The April 10 launch marks the Civil War Centennial. Oliver, a Milwaukee transplant and Fifth Regiment lieutenant, sent letters from camp and field under the pseudonym Jake.
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Charles M. Snyder
Oswego State College of Education
Milwaukee Sentinel
Joseph B. Oliver
Wisconsin Fifth Regiment
Snyder
Oliver
Leutenant
Milwaukee
Qswero
McClellan
Jake
Speculation on Identities in Dr Snyder Letters Series
The text notes considerable speculation about who they are and mentions Oliver writing letters to his family in Oswero. These letters will form the core of Dr. Snyder's upcoming series, shaping its principal material and narrative focus.
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Oliver
Oswero
Dr. Snyder
Carrie Norton Corse obituary outlines Sandy Creek roots
Mrs. Carrie Norton Corse widow of F Dudley Corse died at 11 p m Monday in Phillips nursing home Mannsville after 18 months illness Born September 27 1869 in Pulaski daughter of Harriet Stokes and John F Norton Educated at Sandy Creek high school 1887 Taught in primary schools ten years before marriage Active Methodist church worker longtime superintendent of the primary department treasurer for 23 years and past WSCS president Also past president of the Ladies Wednesday club Helped start Sandy Creek Nets later publisher with son in law William J Potter Corse Press Inc Survived by daughter Ellen Potter Sandy Creek three grandchildren one great grandchild Services Thursday at 2 pm Weston and Woodard funeral home Pastor E Kendall Scouten officiating Burial in Riverside cemetery in spring Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9 pm Contributions to Methodist Church Membership Fund or Cancer Fund.
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Carrie Norton Corse
F. Dudley Corse
Phillips
Mannsville
First Methodist Church
WSCS
William J. Potter
Corse Press Inc
William J
Ellen) Potter
Weston and Woodard
E. Kendall Scouten
Riverside Cemetery
Methodist Church
Rain and Religion Nashville Update
Dr Harry Denman of the Methodist Board of Evangelism says visitation evangelism works better in bad weather. He notes people are more likely to be home and will recognize earnest effort during rain.
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Nashville
Harry Denman
Methodist Board of Evangelism
Hospital for refugees opens in Fanling Hong Kong
The Lutheran World Federation completed a 50 bed refugee hospital at Fanling in rural Hong Kong. It will also treat 100 outpatients daily serving displaced people and local residents.
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Hong Kong
Lutheran World Federation
Fanling
Case Postponed in Corsall Trial Report
The Pfeiffer case, in which he pleaded innocent to three statutory offenses, was moved for trial in County Court but postponed due to absence of attorney Don ald H. Serrell. Serrell was in New York for Vincent Corsall’s $360,000 false arrest suit against New York City. Judge Stacy excused jurors until Friday. Beem and Feaster grand larceny case slated next. Paniccia pleaded guilty to failure to provide. disposition deferred.
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Charles W. Pfeiffer
John FR. Murray
Don H. Stacy
Donald H. Serrell
Court House
Oswego
New York City
Vincent A. Corsall
New York
Stacy
District Attorney's
William R. Beem
Cecil E. Feaster
Battle Island Heights
Albert D. Gesner
Carmen V. Gesner
Hetuvelton
Beem
Rudy J. Janasack
Barbara J. Janasack
Endicott
Joseph C. Paniccia
Show Delights Capacity Crowd For Liords Puppets
Daniel Liords presented a one man puppet show at Robinson Auditorium under the Children's Board. The solo performer manipulated as many as 187 strings while handling lights and scenery with his knees and feet. A tape recorder supplied the music. The board thanked the public for making the event a success.
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Liords
Daniel Liords
Children’s Board
Robinson Auditorium
Changes in Social Security Disability Eligibility
Affected worker over 50 who worked 20 years in covered employment but recently hospitalized for tuberculosis may not qualify for Federal disability insurance. Eligibility hinges on the disability being so severe that medical treatment cannot improve it enough to allow return to work.
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Oswego Garden Club elects officers at annual dinner
The Oswego Garden Club held its annual dinner meeting at the Hotel Pontiac on Monday evening, March 21. Mrs. William Kiley presided with new officers elected: Mrs. George Penney, Mrs. Albert Pratt, and Miss Kathryn Riley to two-year terms, plus secretary and treasurer roles. Prizes honored hats by Mrs. Harold Alford, Mrs. Stewart Tosh, and Mrs. Harris Greenman.
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Pontiac
William Kiley
Robert Bellinger
Stewart Tosh
Harold Alford
Robert McWilliams
Frances Brown
Steward Tosh
Harris Greenman
William O'Brian
George Penney
Edmund O'Mara
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Albert Pratt
Kathryn Riley
Edmund O'Maa
Robert Allison, Jr
Elizabeth Reilly
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