Oswego Man Pilot of Airplane Forced Down in North Country
Pilot Robert J. Stacy of Syracuse owned craft en route to Majone with three men on business trip. Plane diverted after 9 25 fire near Madrid caused emergency landing. One passenger Millard Boenway of Fulton scratched. others uninjured. gear damaged and right engine and wing heavily damaged.
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Oswego
North Country
Millard Boenway
Fulton
Majone
Syracuse
Madrid
St. Lawrence
Godfrey Improves After Lung Operation In New York
Arthur Godfrey shows gradual improvement after lung cancer operation performed last Thursday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Doctors report he is in good condition and continuing recovery.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Christian Science Lecture by James Watt C S Of Washington
James Watt C S of Washington D C presents Christian Science: The Healing Science of the Christ at 8 15 p m Thursday May 21 in the Pontiac Hotel ballroom. Watt travels on the Christian Science Board of Lectureship and served as Army chaplain in World War II. The free talk explains healing through prayer and is sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist Oswego and local members.
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James Watt
First Church of Christ Scientist
Oswego
Brinkman vows to wed Palmer in Rose June ceremony
Mr and Mrs Clair B Brinkman of Rose announce the engagement of Barbara Anne Palmer to Arnold N Showers of Red Creek and Boston Mass son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Showers of Red Creek. Showers is a Red Creek Central School 1956 graduate and Navy member. Palmer is North Rose Central School 1957 graduate and training as an X ray technician at Newark Medical Center. The wedding is set for Sunday June 7 at 3 pm in the Rose Baptist church.
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Clair B. Brinkman
Rose
Barbara Anne Palmer
Arnold N. Showers
Red Creek
Boston
Mass
Nelson Showers
Showers
Red Creek Central School
Miss Palmer
North Rose Central School
Newark Medical Center
Blanche's Gift Shop Opens Friday Evenings in Mexico NY
The shop on Main Street Mexico New York offers daily hours 9 30 to 5 30 with Friday evening hours. Customers can choose summer jewelry bone china cups and saucers and many other carefully supplied gifts.
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Main St
Mexico
N. Y
Blanche
Mother's Day Flower Prices Steady in Oswego Shops
Oswego florists report steady pricing for Mother's Day blooms as orders rise. Corsages featuring orchids and carnations are popular, with lavender and white orchids in demand. Hot items include gloninias hydrangeas mum plants azaleas and red long stemmed roses. Carnations and snapdragons remain available in limited supplies for corsages and bouquets.
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Oswego
85 Years Young Charles W Parkhurst Celebrates Birthday
Charles W. Parkhurst of Scriba marked his 85th birthday on Monday May 4 in good health. He resides with his son Ernest on the Town Line Bed and was honored at a birthday dinner by daughter Mrs Harriet Goodness who gave a cake and best wishes.]]
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Charles W. Parkhurst
Scriba
Parkhurst
Ernest
Harriet Goodness
Ernest Parkhurst
Leo Dillenbeck
Laura Drake
Oswego florists Offer Early Orders for Mother's Day
Florists advertise lower stock prices on less series as Oswego florists promise prompt delivery for out of town Mothers when orders are placed early. Corsages should be refrigerated when not worn and cut flowers kept from heat and direct sun with daily water. Hydrangeas need daily water and prompt cooling if wilting. Gloxinias require extra watering and bloom wilting should be trimmed.
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Oswego
Health Group’s Annual Meeting Slated Tuesday
Dr. Jay B. Nash, renowned traveler lecturer and educator, will speak at the Oswego County Health Association annual meeting Tuesday evening at the Hotel Pontiac Oswego. Nash holds national posts in health and education and led major committees and seminars including the Helsinki 1952 World Seminar. He received the Ernest O. Melby Award from NYU’s Alumni Association for distinguished service.
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Jay B. Nash
Oswego County Health Association
Pontiac
Oswego
Nash
New York State Association For Health, Physical Education and
State Committee On Tuberculosis and Public Health
New York State Heart Assembly
American Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Department of School Health and Physical Education
National Education Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
American Education Association
American Medical Association
Roosevelt
Armed Services
Helsinki
Finland
India
New York University School of Education
Ernest O. Melby
KPS Pupils Stage Twelfth Annual Chorale Tonight
Kingsford Park school pupils present the twelfth annual chorale at 8 tonight. Sixth grade Cantatrices and Wipar ettes start the program, followed by the Kiparcants, Junior High bowl group and the Cantrices. After intermission the Ninth Society dramatic club will perform.
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Kingsford Park School
Wight
Snvade Dramatic Club
Weather Summary and Local Incident Report
Oswego area forecast remains sunny and warm with humidity rising to 80 or higher and temperatures near 80 today. Tonight’s low 55 to 60. light southerly winds 3 to 10 mph. Detroit police report Jamie Jones, 40, deliberately walked from a river dock after a quarrel with his wife. rescued, treated, and released from hospital.
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Oswego
Detroit GP
Jamie Jones
Detroit
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East Bridge St
Oswego, N. Y
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Edwin H. Whitney
East Mohawk St
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Evan William Jones
Erieville
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Paul FH. Martineau
Gentile
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Ontario ST
KPS
Wly
Helen L. Miller
Thunderbird Shop
West Bridge St
Zimmerman
Pittsburgh
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Ange
Oswego County
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