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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1959
Page
9
Real estate notices advertise modern ground floor apartments with private entrances and furnished amenities next to M. C A. Contact numbers 4016 Shore Mountain Lake 79. A cottage available for June and early August with bath and beach facilities, write Box Nestern or Box Doxee or phone 4085-1 or 4095-M.
A collage of property for sale and real estate services. Listings include 82 ILTMAR immobile property with a restaurant house gas station for 9500 dollars, two small camps near college and lake, 100 by 100 lots near college, a four bedroom St John’s Parish home with modern amenities, a 2 bedroom cottage on California Road, a town of Scriba ranch with brick kitchen and attached garage, a newly decorated house, and Copeland Estate and other income properties. Agencies Dowd and Marrington Insurance, Frank Molinari Real Estate, and others provide appointments.
Real estate ad notes a 10 room brick home at 84 Duer Street with double garage and garden, plus Frigidaire fridge. Listings show KING REAL ESTATE at 76 EB First St and FITZGIBSONS and OLMSTEAD AUCTIONEER contact numbers. Auctioneers advertise spring auctions and merchandise purchases.
The extended forecast from the U S Weather Bureau covers New York State from this evening to Monday. Eastern New York will be warm and humid with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, cooling late Sunday or Monday. Western New York expected to have a wet period with above normal temperatures and heavy rain, while the weekend turns cooler with rain likely and over an inch of rainfall.
A new Hot Rod Club named Courtesy Kings is formed for North Shore residents. The April 28 meeting elected Allen Gram president Harold Wood vice president Pete Kelly secretary Dick Sterling treasurer Terry Hallenbeck news correspondent and directors Tim Bitz Terry Hallenbeck Bill Jolly Bill Ransom Don Morse. Members were urged to join. applicants need a driver license. The club will be sanctioned by the Empire State Driving Association. Duane Van Tassel rode to Rochester with John Watkins. Mrs. Marion Van Tassel visited Syracuse hospital. a boy suffered third degree burns at home. the Metots and Crowell families noted local moves.
Ward Seaman and Linda Crowell were guests last weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazi and Mrs. Waiva Seaman in North Syracuse.
The 10 percent rise in retirement benefits and 20 percent unemployment benefits take effect June 1 under a law signed by President Eisenhower. Costs are covered by higher payroll taxes. benefits apply to railroad workers outside the Social Security system. Existing retirees see checks rise to 130 dollars monthly, and spouses or survivors to 87 dollars. Unemployment benefits extend to 52 weeks with retroactive back payments possible for previous periods.
Robert C. Week, son of Rev and Mrs J. Martin Week, will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Bob Jones University Greenville at the 32nd annual convention May 27. He has been a member of Phi Gamma Delta literary society at the school.
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