Fulton Hartnett and Stoddard Circulation Desk Contact
Fulton Hartnett and Glen H. Stoddard are listed with contact details for circulation at 1714 South First Street. Phone LY 2-6303 provided for reader inquiries or subscriptions.
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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1960
Page
8
Fulton Hartnett and Glen H. Stoddard are listed with contact details for circulation at 1714 South First Street. Phone LY 2-6303 provided for reader inquiries or subscriptions.
Fulton police continue investigation into auto theft from Neste Co parking lot and plate theft from another car. Harald Parsnow reported his car stolen. a wrecked vehicle was later recovered by state police after a collision near Maple Avenue and County Route 6.
Fulton obituary for Chandler Guernsey 35 of W Second St who died Friday in a nursing home at Central Square. Services at 2 pm Sunday at Young and Son funeral home with burial at Mount Adnah cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Survived by wife Jennie and three daughters in Michigan.
Miss Georgia Leann VanBuren daughter of Mr and Mrs George D VanBuren Fulton and Ray Robert Weihe son of Mr and Mrs Pred L Weihe Stotts City Mo were married at State Street Methodist church in Fulton The ceremony was performed by Rev Harold Thomas with a double ring exchange The bride wore a silk taffeta gown with lace neckline and appliqued skirt forming a chapel train She carried a white Bible and wore a seed pearl veil A reception followed and the couple planned a trip to Niagara Falls and Michigan before settling in St Louis Mo
Fulton airport official Thomas Harvell reported to Sgt Laurence Murphy that a rock broke a large hangar window causing extensive damage. Patrolman Francis Doyle said the incident occurred the previous night with a 12 by 3 foot window shattered.
Fulton resident Dorothy Johnson age 44 suffered facial bruises and knee injuries in a Route 37 crash north of the Thruway Friday afternoon. Police say she swung out to pass a stake-bodied truck and struck its rear wheel, spinning the truck and overturning it. The other driver, Bradley G Giddings Sr of Cauchdenor, was not injured. Investigating troopers Powers Lombard Goodwin Maneim from the North Syracuse zone.
Rev David J Walker assistant pastor of Holy Family church officiated Saturday at the wedding of his brother Andrew A Walter of Syracuse and Miss Betty M Hippensteel of Honesdale Pa The ceremony was at St John church Honesdale Mrs Walker previously taught nursing at Temple University Mr Walter a graduate of Le Moyne College is an accountant with the Butler Stover and Murphy firm in Syracuse
Mr and Mrs RE Johnson of Fulton RD 4 and Mr and Mrs Andre Bel ar of Fulton RD 5 are parents of boys. Mr and Mrs David LaClair of 320 Pathfinder Courts are parents of a daughter born Friday in Lee Memorial Hospital.
Homer Russell Smith post 587 will meet Monday evening at 8 in the Legion room Fulton. The drill team will meet at 7 before the meet. Bonds were won by Donald Holiday and Wanda Lebro.
The Rev. Russell S Brown of First Methodist Oswego will speak at Hannibal Community church Family Night on Wednesday Oct 12 from 6 30 to 8 pm at the Community House His topic My Church ties to Every Family Visitation program The Women’s Federation will host dinner with co chairmen Mrs Burleigh Chaffee and Mrs Sam Sherman Other church activities and meetings follow through Oct including officers to be installed Curriculum Preview at Second Presbyterian Auburn Youth Fellowship sessions and several class, committee, and service events across Oswego area churches.
A series of guidance conferences in the First Supervisory District will be held this year. The first meeting is Wednesday Oct. 26 at Pulaski Central School auditorium on scholarships and loans. Representatives from colleges banks and state and national loan programs will explain procedures and requirements. Students and parents are invited.
Dial FI 38 3800 FI 5 3901 appears as a contact line in a local paper item. The snippet presents department naming and a pair of telephone numbers. No event or person is described beyond the printing department reference.
The Cayuga-Syracuse Presbyterial Society held one of three area meetings at the Mexico Presbyterian Church with Mrs. G. Shubert Frye presiding and Dr. Frances Zoecker speaking on medical missions. Seventy-seven members from Oswego, Fulton, Parish, Victory, Baldwinsville, Mexico, Syracuse, Chittenango and Skaneateles attended.
PULASKI The Monday Historical Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Donald G. Edick for its first regular meeting of the year. A tea was held at the home of Mrs. Rexford Potts on Monday Sept 26 by members. This year's program will on the theme of Ladies of the White House. Mrs. Mark Stalker will present a program on Mrs. George Washington. Hostesses are Mrs. Thomas S. Richardson Jr. and Mrs. Dimon Benson. Mrs. Lester V. Dewey, president of the club, will be in charge of the meeting.
Canberra reports Defense Minister Athol Townley announced three U S U 2 aircraft will operate from Australia next month to test nuclear fallout and radioactivity in the upper air south of the continent. The mission involves a force of more than 20 US aircraft taking upper atmosphere samples at 40 to 50 degrees south latitude.
The Topics Club meets Friday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Dean Betts’ Pennellville home to study Pennsylvania the Keystone State. Papers include The Birth-State of the Nation and William Penn and the First Quaker Colony, plus Pennsylvania's Religious Traditions.
Phoenix central school hosts adult education registration Tuesday October 11 from 7 to 9 p m in the John C Birdlebough school cafeteria to decide class offerings. No fee for several courses. a 2 dollar charge applies to others at attendance. Driver education requires four meetings starting registration night. Columbus Day closing and NYS Teachers Association zone meeting affect schedule.
Mrs Florence P Lynch 64 wife of Earl J Lynch of Skaneateles died in a local nursing home after a six month illness She lived in Skaneateles forty years belonged to the First Methodist church and was a former associate matron of Skaneateles Chapter 505 Order of the Eastern Star Survived by husband sister and nephew Funeral at O Neill funeral home Skaneateles at 2 pm Monday Rev John W Annas to preside Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Services and Eastern Star services at the funeral home. friends may call today 7 to 9 pm and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm
The Women's Guild of the Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Mrs Harold Page's home. Dessert will be served by the hostess with Mrs Mabel Perkins assisting. President Mrs Leslie B Price will conduct the business meeting. Members should bring materials for aprons.
At a Phoenix gathering on October 5 North Scriba Grange No. 100 sent Mr. and Mrs. Walker Rappleye and Mrs. Mary Dilienbeck, Mrs. Gladys Smith, and Mrs. Orellia Enos representing North Semiba Grange No. 100. Oswego County Pamona Grange entertained, Pamona Grange assisted by Onondaga County Pamona Grange.
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