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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1959

Page

9

Cancer Drive Nears $700 in Sandy Creek Campaign

Sandy Creek reports total contributions of 676.25 for the Cancer Crusade with a goal to top seven hundred. A door to door canvass by the Coterie Club is set for May 14 at 6 30 p m to boost the street sign fund. Rhadamant Chapter DAR members meet with the regent Martha Cannon and report on the Continental Congress. Thyra Anne Miles and Ted Kuhn Jr plan an early summer wedding. Mrs Bowden reviews Broadway’s Once More With Feeling at a four club meeting.

Sandy Creek H. W. Parker Alfred Thacker Coterie Club Rhadamant Dar Martha Cannon Seymour Kersey Bess Hollis Maurice Branch Continental Congress Claud Carnrite Alice Carnrite Maurice Miles Lacona Thyra Anne Ted Kuhn Jr Ted Kuhn Smartville Road Miles Sandy Creek Central School Kuhn Blount Lumber Co

Miss Nancy Bond piano recital opens meeting of local clubs

Music by Nancy Bond directed by Maurice Barileau plus Grieg concerto provided entertainment at a club gathering with cooperation from the Wednesday, Fortnightly, Coterie and Outlook clubs. Refreshments followed.

Nancy Bond Grieg Maurice Barileau Crane Department Potsdam State Teachers Coterie Outlook Nanette Hamer Raymond Widing William Potter H. W. Potter H. W. Parker Mabel Carmile North Country Bird Club Sandy Pond Sandy Island North Pond Maryland Lelana Balcom Cynthia W. C. Carnrite Mabel Carnrite Gleason Wood Mercy Hospital Watertown A. V. DeLong Verona Robert DeLong

Religious notices from rural area churches list May events

The page lists church services and events across denominations led by pastors Roth Pennock Russell Myers Stowey Clarke and others. Includes worship times, Sunday schools, youth fellowships, meetings, banquets and baptisms across numerous towns.

Tuesday Adult Fellowship Meeting and Thursday Choir Rehearsal

The notice lists a Tuesday adult fellowship meeting and a Thursday choir rehearsal at 6 30 p m. The times indicate evening gatherings for church activities.

North Scribe Baptist Service Times

Rev. George T. Herrick leads Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Sunday school follows at noon. Young People's service at 6 30 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting at 1 p.m.

Fernwood Baptist Scriba Community Baptist George T. Herrick North Scribe Baptist Pas

Southwest Oswego Capital Rev Tom Thompson Service Schedule

Pastor Rev Tom Thompson leads services at Southwest Oswego church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 6 30 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Bible club meets Monday and Tuesday 4 30 p.m. prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m. church visitation Thursday 7 30 p.m. Young People meet at 7 30 p.m.

Fiat Presbyterian Donald S. Roth Wilcox Board of Deacons Women’s Federation Robert E. Pennock George W. Kellogg Elvin H. Pierce Baptist St. Anne's Catholic James P. Slowey Westambov Frank Halse Jr Little France James P. Slaney St. Francis Catholic North Mexico Orval McBride A. P. Goodwin Community House Ruth Blake Dean P. Shaw Lee Buckholtz Shaw Rome New Haven Fred T. Thayer Pilgrim Fellowship Janice Hanley Carl Glenister Clifford Sullivan Juwia Whitney Ethel Austin Ford Lycoming Methodist MYF Stone Mexico Sullivan MYAF Carl Wight Southwest Oswego

Methodists Report 44 328 Members In Conference

Rome reports the Northern Conference has 44 328 members, 515 more than last year, with Kenneth Combs of Watertown as conference treasurer presenting the figures at the 87th annual meeting. More than 400 delegates attend as Watertown is chosen for the 1960 meeting.

Rome Kenneth Combs Watertown Robert D. Jones Don R. Boyd Methodist Church Denver Roland Osgood Harold A. Thomas Fulton

Jobless Father Stabs Woman In Store Hold-Up

Leonard J. Grenier a 27 year old unemployed father of five admitted stabbing Dor othy O'Hearn 38 in the face neck and abdomen during a failed grocery store holdup in Plattsburgh He cited urgent rent and food needs and fled when the teenager daughter entered The assault was described as first degree with intent to rob and Grenier was held for the Clinton County grand jury He said he had been laid off from construction on the St Lawrence Seaway and had cashed insurance policies and savings Grenier came from Tupper Lake to Plattsburgh.

Plattsburgh Leonard J. Grenier Kaifed Dorothy O'Hearn Grenier O‘hearn Clinton County Grand Jury St. Lawrence Seaway Tupper Lake

Pulaski Grange Meets Tuesday

Pulaski Grange will meet Tuesday at 8 p m with Master Harold Stevens presiding Charles Salisbury lecturer has arranged a program centered on a discussion of Shall We Continue to Try to Legislate Farm Income Several grangers have been selected to show the effect on farmers and others such as consumers and taxpayers of this policy Both sides of the question will be presented Hurd s orchestra will present music and there will be several entertainment numbers Refreshments will be served

Pulaski—Pulaskil Grange Harold Stevens Charles Salisbury Hurd

Teen-Age Road-e-o Planned for May 24

Pulaski-Lonard Malcolm, local driver-education teacher, arranges a teen age driving road e o on Sunday May 24 with students from Altmar Parish Mexico Pulaski and Sandy Creek schools. Judges include sheriff's office police and school faculty. Several cash awards offered and family cars may be used to sponsor safe driving.

Pulaski Lonard Malcolm Altmar Parish Mexico Sandy Creek Sheriff's Office

Red Schoendienst Hopes to Play Again This Year

Red Schoendienst, 36, visiting the Milwaukee Braves clubhouse for the first time since the 1958 World Series, said he hopes to play this season. He plans light workouts next month after a 60 day disabled-list stay for recovery from tuberculosis and weight regain concerns.

Busch Stadium Red Braves Fred Haney Red Schoendienst

Obituary for Clarence D. Johnson of Ira

Clarence D. Johnson 356 of Ira died early Thursday at a hospital near Utica after a lone illness. He was born February 15 1903 in Pokegama Wisconsin and moved to Ira in 1920. He worked in road construction, at the Nestle plant in Fulton, and later farmed until health limited him 13 years ago. Surviving are his wife Romell Shaben Johnson two sons Clarence Jr of Canandaigua and Jerome of Utica two daughters Mrs Edward Sears and Mrs William Pollay five brothers and sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday at A A Moit Son funeral chapel Cato burial in White Cemetery Town of Ira. Calling hours 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 pm Saturday and Sunday at the chapel.

Clarence Johnson Clawrence David Johnson Ira Utica Christine Carlson Johnson Poke Counix Wisconsin Nestle Fulton Cata Union Ccurea Romell A. A. Moit & Son Cato White Cemetery Iva

Canadian Seized For Passing Bogus Money in North

Police arrested 25 year old Gilbert W. Hogan of Montreal for passing 70 to 80 counterfeit ten dollar bills in northern New York. He was wanted in Ogdensburg for 130 in bogus bills and charged with second degree forgery. Hogan waived examination and was held for the Clinton County grand jury after admitting passing the counterfeit money. He had earlier driven away from a service station without paying for gasoline. He did not say where the money came from.

Plattsburgh New York Gilbert W. Hogan Montreal Ogdenshoro Hogan Clinton County Tie

Hannibal Lefty Shuts Out Altmar in Oswego League

Jerry Rauch pitched a two hit seven strikeouts 3-0 win for Hannibal Central School over Altmar Parish Williamstown Central. HanNibal had seven hits led by Roland Broderick two safeties and Melvin Spencer held hitless until sixth inning when Bill Poindexter tripled.

Hannibal Diamond Ilannibal Jerry Rauch HanNibal Central School Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School Oswego

Major Loop Leaders in American and National Leagues

AP roundup lists leaders by league in batting pitching and fielding. Notable names include Killebrew Mathews Aaron Fox Wynn Mays Banks Banks and Drysdale with top totals in runs RBIs hits home runs and strikeouts across the two leagues.

Associated Press American Lasque Kuenn Detroit Fox Chicago Killebrew Washington Allison Celero Kansas City Kaline Williams Power Strickland Cleveland Boston Cerv House Jensen Colavito Maris Aparicio Landis McLish Pappas Wilhelm Baltimore Wynn Bunning Aaron Milwaukee Burgess Pittsburgh Mathews Pinson Cincinnati Mays San Francisco Banks Robinson Temple Cimoli St. Louis

Benny's League Closes Season Championship Decided

Benny's Bowling Center No 2 is crowned Benny's League champion after a rolloff with Oswego Hotel. Perry Chetney and Turkington led regular season scoring with 572 and 570, Turkington posting a 135 single. Other top totals included Mumford 558, Cummings 564, and Signorile 2964 for the champions.

Capitol Bowling Center Oswego Hotel Perry Chetney Back Turkington Turkington Hack Tonkin Leon Mumford R. Cummings Bill Blum A. Galletta Cha Dem Benny's Woztowski Symons O'Toole Barney Bullock Krakowka Jam?s Dehm Sova Smith Benny Handicap Jake City Appiance Kenyon Roy McNinstry Culeton Pascuzzi Allen Hastings Bennett Stebbins Pace Ross Ins Murray Meehan Doherty Young

Village of Hannibal tax collection notice 1959

The village treasurer Lois G Perkins announces tax roll and warrant for collection from June 1 to July 1, 9 am to 4 pm at her residence. Taxes paid by July 1 incur no extra charge. after July 1 a 5 percent first month fee and 0.5 percent per month accrue. Rate is 1.40 per hundred assessed valuation.

Hannibal S. Lois G, Perkins

English Pastor To Give Sermon Sunday Morning

Hannibal Methodist Church will host the Rev Peter H Bolt of the Harlestone Road Methodist Church Northampton England for an 11 am Sunday May 17 worship service. The service will be recorded and sent to his church, following a pattern linked to Bishop W Earl Ledden.

Clyde Russell Grace Episcopal Frederick Myers Whitsunday Walter M. Iligley Episcopal Diocese Central New York St. Mary's Star of the Sea James P. Stowey Hannibal Methodist Dean P. Shaw Donald Gleason Cary Kellogg Peter Bolt Harlestone Road Methodist Church Northampton England Shaw Rome Mabel Cooper Hannibal Center Hannibal Peter H. Bolt Dean Shaw Bolt W. Earl Ledden Gary Kellogg Gary Fineout Mr. Bolt Plymouth British Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm London Bristol Oxford University

Gambling Raids Net 36 in 7 Cities

synchronized Treasury raids in seven cities led to 36 arrests and seizure of cash, gambling equipment, and records. The IRS described a nationwide crackdown on a gambling network with bets laid off among independent bettors. Arrests occurred in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Middletown, Lexington, Niagara Falls, and Toledo.

Washington Treasury Internal Revenue Service New York City Los Angeles San Francisco Middletown Ohio Lexington Niagara Falls Toledo IRS

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