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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1960
Page
4
A dense schedule lists Holy Eucharist services at multiple churches including St. Thomas North Syracuse and others. Also noted are confirmation classes, youth meetings, Ladies and Churchwomen events, and various study and choir gatherings across several congregations in the region. Local campuses and parish houses host weekday releases, meals, and community programs.
At Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church East Sixth and Lawrence Sts pastor John A W Kirsch presents a full week of services and activities including Holy Communion at 8 and 10:15 a m with a church school in between. The UL meeting Luther League student association and various community groups fill the week plus confirmations and choir practices.
The Baptist Tabernacle at 165 East Bridge Street posts a Sunday program with Bible school at 9 45 led by Rupert McGrath. Morning worship at 11 with Arthur Larkin as guest preacher. Evening service at 730 with Larkin speaking. Boys Brigade meets Tuesday at 730 led by Edward Harris and prayer on Wednesday at 730.
Rally Day will be held Sunday at 9 45 in the First Baptist Church Sunday school led by Rev Walden. guest teacher Mass Violet Johnson of Oswego County Pibie Club will present a story for all ages.
Gov Rockefeller proclaims New York observes Employ the Physically Handicapped Week next week. He notes a 50 percent rise in handicapped persons placed in private industry through the State Employment Service as of May 1947.
The listing details several Catholic churches with addresses and pastor names. It includes St. Pauls St. Pauls parish St. Marys St. Stephen St. Peters St. Josephs St. Johns St. Louis Church Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minette Our Lady of the Rosary Hannibal with Mass times from early morning to late morning and baptism schedules.
Communist China announced a new treaty with Burma to settle parts of the border dispute. The pact to be signed Saturday marks Red China's 11th anniversary, with only a partial agreement apparent on remaining frontier issues. Peiping and Rangoon reportedly gave concessions to ease long standing tensions from colonial times.
AP News features details of Mrs. Charles J. Nevin of Yarmouth Maine who uses worms to enrich soil and mulch gardens. The Nevins breed and market worm castings and surplus worms to greenskeepers, universities, and biology classes, promoting easier gardening with richer humus and moisture retention.
The article highlights cross breed worms that reach five inches and produce vast offspring under proper care. It notes one breeder yielding nearly a million young annually, while predators reduce numbers. It also profiles Mrs Nevin using worms in plant pots to enrich soil and mentions Mrs Jessie Richardson of Syracuse who crafts wooden pieces and metal work, winning awards at Everson Museum show.
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