Aunt Tini's 95th Birthday Church Honored in Ira
Christina W sferling Aunt Tini celebrated her 95th birthday at South Hannibal Federated Church joining sister Emma Ross. The event featured a Sunday School performance, gifts and greetings, while Aunt Tini and Grandma Ross, 88, enjoy church life and radio programs. Robert Holmes visited from Gautier Mississippi for the summer with relatives in Ira. A Little League benefit dance is planned May 15 at Cato Meridian central school with The Chordettes and caller Mister Doty Jr. Also noted are visits, speakers, and a Presidential Scholar Award for Alan Pritchard of Cato Meridian Central School to St Lawrence University.
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Ira
Christina Wesferling
Uth Hannibal
Tini
Emma Ross
Sandma Ross
South Hannibal Federated Church
LeRoy Wade
Ini
Grandma Ross
Albin Johnson
Robert Holmes
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Gautier
Miss
Jack Jones
Wayne
Little League
Cato- Meridian Central School
Mister Doty, Jr
Edgar Sears
Wilson van Norstrand
Donald Loveless
James Steele
Abram Kells
Rochester
Edward Purdell
Frank Leary
James Hurley
Rome
Edward McCormick
Massena
R. J. Stahl
Union Springs
Ivan Pittroff
Stahl
Earl Ware
Ralph Cummina
Ssgt
Kenneth N Rice
Edward Dennis
England
McGuire Air Base
N. J
New Market
S-Set Rice
U. S. Air Force
Lakenheath
R A. F
Rice
S Sgt. Rice
Mountain Home
Idaho
Mountain Home Air Base
Robert Lyons
Camp Drum
St. Lawrence Seaway
Winstop Slu
Cato-Meridian Central School
Alan Pritchard
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Harold Pritchard
Cato
Alan
St. Lawrence
National Honor Society
Empire Boys’ State
Syracuse University
Mathematics Institute
University of Buffalo
Central New York Study Council
Cato Union Church
Youth Fellowship
No Services Sunday at Southwest Oswego Church
Due to the annual Methodist conference, Southwest Oswego Methodist Church will have no church or Sunday school sessions on May 17. Last Friday night May 8, 92 friends hosted a farewell fellowship for retiring pastor Rev. Floyd Clark and his wife at the church annex. The Clarks have moved to Westbury.
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Southwest Oswego
The
Methodist Church
Salutatorian Cheryl Cobb Named At Sandy Creek Central
Cheryl Cobb daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Cobb of Lacona is the salutatorian at Sandy Creek Central School with a 93.6 average. She accompanies the Mixed Chorus at SCCS and has been in Junior Band Elementary Chorus and studies piano with Mrs Eva Washburn. She is Patrol 1 in the Intermediate Girl Scouts and the troop scribe planning to enroll in a college entrance course this fall.
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Cheryl Cobb
Walter Cobb
Lacona
Sandy Creek Central School
SCCS
Eva Washburn
Cheryl
Patrol 1
Local Visits and Family Remembrances in Carterville Area
Carterville and surrounding communities note visitors and family ties. The Rhoades family from Brewerton and the Williams home host guests, Rev. E. Robert Dickson of Trinity Camden travels through the area, Drought and Hopkins families attend a funeral for Nellie Tastings of Central Square, Card couple in Syracuse for apartment work, and Mrs. Ray Baird of Quinns Corners visits Calamos and Cooper households with several relatives.
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Carterville
Robert Rhoades
Brewerton
Air
Frank Williams
E. Robert Dickson
Trinity Church
Camden
Bertram Drought
Kenneth Drought
Amboy Center
Nelle Tastings
Central Square
Courtney Card
Syracuse
Ray Baird
Quinns Corners
Fred Spicer
Cal‘amos
Seymour Hopkins
Nellie Hoin
A. V. Cooper
Experts say adults exploit juvenile delinquency for profit
A National Education Association report by six experts argues modern society uses and distorts the image of delinquency. They blame media, industry, and adults for sensationalizing youth rebellion while ignoring environmental influences shaping behavior. The study urges contextual understanding over scapegoating youth.
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Washington
America
National Education Association
Day
Wiliam C. Kearace
Milton L. Barron
Edward M. Daniels
Preston A. Melendon
Walter B Miler
Benjamin Thompson
Tremaine's Do It Yourself Music Week Founder Never Played
Charles M. Tremaine once spent 350000 yearly on ads touting player pianos as easier than playing. He founded National Music Week in 1924 to promote do it yourself music, May 3 to 10. Tremaine, now 88, admits he cannot play a note.
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National Music Week
Tremaine
Evans Switches Jobs for Broadway Heartbreak House
Maurice Evans, a theater man known for varied activities, returns to acting in Shaw's Heartbreak House on Broadway. He will work with Robert L. Joseph in management while Harold Clirman directs. Mid October Broadway arrival planned.
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New York
Maurice Evans
Shaw
Evans
Robert L. Joseph
Harold Chirman
Broadway
Husband and Wife Reach Air Force Senior NCO Rank
At Maguire Air Force Base New Jersey the couple David F. Peterson and Grace Peterson were both promoted to senior master sergeant, making them the first husband and wife team to hold the same senior enlisted grade in the Air Force.
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Lust
United States
G. K. Hodenfield
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Mac
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Ralph A. Makin
C. W. Brennan
Route 1
Iowa City
Iowa
Ann T. Salvador
N. Y
First Force Service Regiment
Camp Pendleton
Clif
Marine Corps
Benny Goorman
Fulton High
Joan Nucifora
Martha Donovan
Waw
Susan Frantz
Sandra Thompson
Patricia McGinnis
Marlene Matott
Kathryn Rondomanski
John Howe
Sandra Gillis
Judith Rodger
Anne Dugan
Doris Wilson
Carolyn Foster
Marianne Bonanno
Suzanne Keil
Maryann DeMasi
Karen Story
Bruce Edison
June Taylor
Kent Wallace
Mary Felt
Jeannette Kabot
Lois Moon
Westfield
N. J. GP
Charles M. Tremaine
Lycoming
O. P. Jordal
John Coe
Kenneth Dexter
Howard Panghorn
Robert Burton
Fellowship Hall
Mexico Methodist Church
Sewanee Hathives
Genesee Beer
Genesee
Hemlock Lake
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