Ames Iron Works names new general manager and officers
J Earl Murray is named general manager of Ames Iron Works. Raymond F. Schickling Jr. becomes assistant secretary and treasurer. I Tacina of New York elected president and treasurer, succeeding Samuel S. Flag. Miss C A Sherman elected secretary. Charles Bradley retires from vice president and director roles. Murray and Tachna plan company expansion and growth to boost local employment and prestige. Newly elected officers assume duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Murray
Ames Iron Works
Raymond F. Schickling, Jr
Oswego
Murray
Bradley
Schickling
I. Tacina
New York City
Armes
Samuel S. Flag
C. A. Sherman
New
York City
Ames Iron Work
Oswego Community Chest, Inc
Newman Foundation, Inc
Board of
Catholic Charities
Nocturnal Adoration Society
Oswego Chamber of Commerce, Inc
Frances
West River Road
Ames
Ames Iron Works, Inc
Mr. Tachna
Tachna
Mr. Murray
Right to Appeal Is Turned Down
The Appellate Division denied a motion for a re argument or leave to appeal in the case of LeGrande and Eva Smith against the Town of Sandy Creek. The dispute centers on a Sandy Pond highway barrier and ensuing trespass suit after the barrier was removed. James C. Tormey of Syracuse represented the Smiths, while County Attorney Charles F. Sauers led Sands Creek on the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
LeGrande Smith
Eva B. Smith
Sandy Creek
Appellate Division
Frank DelVecchio
Supreme Court
Smiths
DelVecchio
Sandy Pond
Smith's
Barker
James C. Tormey
Weather Notes Oswego Cold Skies and Flurries Ahead
Oswego area forecasts remain cold with mostly cloudy skies and light showers or snow flurries today and tomorrow. Highs near 50, lows around 32 with frost in rural areas. NW winds 5 to 15. Termite confusion explained by H B Petty entomologist noting termites resemble flying ants, with white worker termites and wing size differences as key.
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Oswego
H. B. Petty
University of Illinois and
Ilinois Natural History Survey
Civic Music Drive opens campaign in Oswego lobby
The Oswego Civic Music Association launches a one week membership drive at the Pontiac Hotel lobby daily 10 am to 5 pm. Members gain admittance to all Civic Concerts with no extra costs, with auctions set and a closing date of May 23 at noon.
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Oswego Civic Music Association
Pontiac Hotel
Civic Music Association
United States
Civic Music Associations
Canada
Tuent
Civic Music
Oswego High School
Weldon Grose
John Cochrane
William Waterbury
W.S. Salisbury
Francis Fanning
John Wowalski
John A. Brannan
James Hastings
William Wilke
Kenneth Falkner
William B. Bruce
Open street cars and excursion boat proposals in Oswego
May 15 1909 edition notes long awaited street cars arriving and suggests a first class excursion boat to boost tourism. O B Hathaway new lessee of the Richardson theater arrives and plans to bring better offerings after observing Oswego. Fritzi Scheff visits town with shopping and golf at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
S. Hathaway
Richardson Theater
Middletown
Oneonta
Sandusky
Oswego
Fritzi Scheff
Country Club
M. T. Crimmir
Bankers Visit Oswego for Session Golf and Dinner
More than 200 members of Group 4 of the New York State Bankers Association visit Oswego for a business session, golf, and dinner at Oswego Country Club. Alderman John P. Collins criticizes the Welfare report on City Home inspection and says he will conduct his own. Four students bid for Associated Student Body president at Oswego Normal: John Madey, Gerald Griffin, Jack Galbraith, and Vincent Bapinigan.
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New York State Bankers Association
Oswego
Oswego Country Clule
John P. Collins
State Dept. of Welfare Department
Oswego Normal
John Madey
Gerald Griffin
Jack Galbraith
Vincent Bapnigan
Utica
Co Soph Shuffle Promises Night of OHS OCHS Fun
The combined sophomore classes of OHS and OCHS stage the Co Soph Shuffle tonight in the OCHS gym from 8 10 to 11. Co chairs Chuckie Dehmtept and Rickie Kidney lead the event with chaperones listed as several named couples including Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Bellardino and Dr. Donald Synge.
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OCHS
OHS
Chuckie Dehmtept
Rickie Kidney
Dominic Bellardino
Frank C. Kidney
Charles Dain
Maurice McGrath
Patrick Molinari
Donald Synge
Arrowhead and United Food merge into Associated Home Owners Stores
The Arrowhead group and United Food Stores of Osweep merge to form Associated Home Owners Stores. Officers are James Smith president James Murray vice president Carl Carter secretary and George Schilling treasurer. City Softball league opens this evening with 62 teams.
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Arrowhead Group
United Food Stores of
Osweep
Associated Home Owners Stores
James Smith
James Murray
Carl Carter
George Schilling
City
New Items For Public Market Oswego
Three new offerings at the Oswego Public Market tomorrow include rhu barb asparagus and seed potatoes. The market on West First St opens 6 30 am to noon with plants including geraniums at 60 cents and 50 cents double petunias ivy 25 35 cents ageratum 35 50 cents begonias 35 cents and balsam 35 cents. Bantam chickens fetch $1 each and eggs range 35 to 36 cents a dozen. Potatoes cost 45 cents per peck baked goods cookies 23 cents per half dozen home made bread 30 cents per loaf brown and banana bread 35 cents per loaf gift articles aprons 75 cents to 1 50 ruffled doilies 1 to 3 50 pillowcases 2 50 plain 1 50 handkerchiefs and crocheted potholders.
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Oswego
Water Department
West First St
Kathryn Roland Best Speller in City Wide Contest
Kathryn Roland of St Johns School won the city wide eighth grade spelling contest with 98 points. Nancy Kane of St Pauls School was second with 94 and Nancy Deady of Fitzhugh Park School was third with 93. Other finalists included Carol Ford and John Sullivan tied for fourth along with Melvin Green, Nancy Fleischman, Nancy Mott, Maureen Ahern, and Kathleen LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Kathryn Roland
St. Johns’ School
John Roland
West Sixth
Nancy Kane
St. Paul's School
Nancy Deady
Fitzhugh Park School
Carol Ford
FPS
John Sullivan
St. Mary's
Melvin Green
Kingsford Park School
Nancy Fleischman
St., John's
Nancy Mott
KPS
Maureen Ahern
Kathleen LeRoy
St. Paul's
Oswego County Receives Per Capita State Aid Installment
Albany announced the distribution of per capita municipal aid totaling 24,232,381.22 across New York cities towns and villages for 1959 60. Oswego County gets the first quarterly share. NYC leads with 13,294,140.18 and local units receive funds based on population and census data.
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Albany
Arthur Levitt
New York City
Oswego County
Rocal
Dairymen in Northeast Buy Record Cow Imports
Agricultural Marketing Service reports 1958 saw a cow buying spree by milk producers in northeastern states, bringing in more dairy cows from other states than since 1951. The influx covers New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia from Great Lakes regions and Canada.
Record Shipments Rise and Fall by State
The report notes a cousin shipped 42 percent more last year than in 1957 to set a new outward shipment record, while California imported 13 percent less last year than in 1957.
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Cousin
California
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Frank Molinari
Insurance and Real Estate
Bridge ST
Insurance
Careys
Haller
Crikf
West Seneca ST. Chives
W. J. Smart
Maylands Drive
Uxbridge
Middlesex
England
Terry C. Wheeler
Charles E. Wheeler
Nestle Ave
Fulton
St. Andrews Episcopal Church of England
Scotland
Terry
U. S. Air Force
Denham Air Force Base
Fulton High School
Alpha Mu Delia Verocity
Muroski
Ser
Mohawk Sts
Lucille Donabella
Maurice Donabella
West Ninth St
Roberta Newsfead
An Newstead
Palladium- Times
Oswego Co
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