State of Union at Blackfriars Plays To Appreciate
Public invited to Blackfriars College production of Lindsay and Crouse State of the Union. Director John Kingston leads a careful, topical and witty theater piece with strong performances by Edmund Frappier and Patricia O Riordan. Baldoino and Jenkins also impress in a sturdy cast as the political drama unfolds with pace and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Hulme
Blackfriars
Lindsay and Crouse
State of the Union
John Kingston
Kingston
Edmund Frappier
Marc Antony
Julius Caesar
Patricia O'Riordan
Frappier
Miss O'Riordan
Mary Matthews
Mr. Frappier
James Conover
Donald Jenkins
Joseph Baldino
Oswego State College of Education
Don Jenkins
Paul Chino
Bob Grandchamp
Joe Baldino
Patricia O’riordan
Blackfriars stage revival sparks political themes in notes
Grant Matthews' mistress Miss Cohen falls short of Kay Thorndike's brilliance as Brian Buck and Ann Weinstein lead the South representatives in a lively performance. Helen Nesbitt, David Locascio and others contribute in smaller parts as the director John Kingston presents a revised script with Lind say and Crouse absolved of political responsibility.
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Grant Matthews
4Leen Cohen
Kay Thorndike
Miss Cohen
Brian Buck
Ann Weinstein
Helen Nesbitt
David Locascio
Paul Scheno
Robert Grandchamp
James Ridgeway
Beth Ann Potter
Susan McGrath
Joseph Ball
Peter Fland
Blackfriars
John Kingston
Lindsay
Crouse
Corsall Urges Mayor to Drop Patrolman Charges
Former Oswego mayor Vincent A. Corsall breaks silence against Police Chief John J. Reed over charges filed against Patrolman John Conzone for alleged duty failures. Corsall calls the charges a vendetta, urges Mayor Ralph Shapiro to drop them, and threatens to attend Thursday’s hearing to defend Conzone while noting Reed’s past disciplinary actions.
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Vincent A. Corsall
John J. Reed
John Conzone
Canzone
Corsall
Ralph Shapiro
Reed
Conzone
Corsal
Shapiro
Corsallsetter
East Side
Board of Education
Oswego High School
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Orsall
Sha- Wor
Mr. Reed
Oswego
Funerals for Walter Martin and Arthur Frake Held Saturday
Funeral services for Walter Martin husband of Kathryn Morley Martin were set for 8 45 a m at the Martins son Warren's home on Johnson Road and 9 a m at St Louis church with burial in Riverside cemetery. Arthur A Tex Frake husband of Anna Malone Frake of 17 John Street was to be laid to rest after services at 8 30 a m in the main funeral home and 9 in St Marys church followed by burial in St Peters cemetery. Leslie A Earl husband of Norma Ketcham Earl of 264 West Seventh Street had services today at 2 p m at his niece Mrs James Sweet home then 2 30 in St Matthew's Lutheran church with burial in Riverside cemetery. Bearers included John Chatterson Jack Sheridan Louis Seeley William Pryor Jr Harold Lass and Donald Riefke.
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Walter Martin
Kathryn Morley Martin
Mr. Martin
Warren
Johnson Rd
St. Louis’ Church
Riverside Cemetery
Martin
Arthur A
Tex) Frake
Anna Malone Frake
John St
St. Mary’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Leslie A. Earr
Norma Ketcham Earl
W. Seventh St
Personal Notes and Coming Events
During a recent Mothers Circle of Lake Ontario DeMolay meeting officers were elected for the next year with Lucille Aills as president and Marc Lytle as vice president. A family night with a covered dish supper was planned for Nov 19. KE society bake sale is set for Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm co chairs Miss Mary Ellen Kelly and Miss Cynthia Mulcahey. A Lavere Harrington Auxiliary V F W social was held in post rooms with Anna Belle Houth chair. district V F W meeting is at Baldwinsville Sunday at 2 pm. PGE Thomas J. Christian of Oswego Council 227 named bowling committee chairman for the Central New York K of C. New York State Association of Public Health Laboratories mid year meeting is in Albany with Oswego labs represented by Dr John W Williams. City Union of the Kings Daughters meets Oct 25 at West Baptist church at 7:30 pm with Mrs Howard Jones of Utica as speaker. Past Matrons Club Montcalm Court 90 Amaranth held dinner and planned a Christmas party.
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Mothers Circle
Lake Ontario
Masonic Temple
Lucille Aills
Marc Lytle
Ellen Day
Ruth Vandegrift
Bessie Hanson
Lavere - Harrington Aunilary V. F. W
Anna Belle Houth
Alecia Tenney
Rose Schmidt
Nellie Annals
Irene Kunzwiler
Wava Johnson
Mary Gibson
Elsie Clancy
Baldwinsville
PGE
Thomas J. Christian
Oswego Council
Knights of Columbus
Central New York
K. of C
Auburn
Raymond W. Glancy
New York State Association of Public Health Laboratories
Albany
Oswego County
John W. Wiliams
State of
New York
Hazel Vincent
Montcalm Court 90
Order of Amaranth
Community groups schedule late autumn events and family notices
The Unitarian Fellowship holds its first meet at 10 30 Sunday at the Pontiac Hotel with coffee and program discussions led by Dr Fred Ratze burg. The North Seriba Women’s Guild hosts a mother and son banquet October 27 at 6 30 p m with a covered dish supper and Rev Robert Williams speaking. Women of the Moose Chapter 288 plan a Mooseheart children tribute dinner Tuesday at 8 p m at the Moose home. Campus School PTA hosts its annual harvest card party Thursday at 8 p m in Hewitt hall. Ernest Whiting was honored on his 84th birthday at a family dinner at the O Connor home with relatives attending.
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Women’s Guild of
North Seriba Baptist Church
Robert Williams
The
Fulton Baptist Church
Dorothy Rappleye
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Mooseheart
Dorothy Forrest
Loyal Order of Moose
PTA
Hewitt Hall
Ernest Whiting
John O'Connor
William Whiting
Man Whiting
Donald Whiting
Terry Deary
Mary
Sharon Arroway
Harold
Oswego Hospital Benefits From Drive Donations
Oswego Hospital operates with about a million dollars annually as an agency of the Oswego Community Chest. Director Paul Sobering notes Chest funds reduce deficits and depreciation costs, keeping patient charges down. He cites rising operating costs, a $860,000 plus revenue with a $2,700 deficit, and 65 percent of expenses in salaries. The 1961 Chest-Red Cross goal is $98,837, with pledges via the Chest Office.
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Oswego Hospital
Oswego Community Chest
Paul P. Sobering
Sobering
Community Chest
Red Cross
Chest Office
Perry of Oswego Betty Smith and Mrs Cyril Van Aukin Jr and family
Perry of Oswego, Miss Betty Smith of Mexico and Mrs Cyril Van Aukin Jr and family of Caughdenoy.
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Perry
Oswego
Betty Smith
Mexico
Cyril van Aukin, Jr
Caughdenoy
Badly Injured Splitting Logs
Lynnfred Gibson a 49 year old man from Scriba was seriously hurt while splitting logs at Pleasant Point Grove near New Haven. Deputies rushed him to Oswego Hospital in a sheriff’s car after a wedge allegedly struck him causing a head wound and possible concussion. Neil Sampson and William Battles were nearby when the accident occurred. investigators are assessing the wedge incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnfred Gibson
Hall
Scriba
Pleasant Point Grove
New Haven
Lake Shore
Gibson
James McDermott
Rex McNitt
Oswego Hospital
McDermott
Neil Sampson
William Battles
Ora Lawton
Fire damages minor at Sova residence
Firemen answered a call to the Sova residence, 92 E. Seneca St, at 8:30 this morning. Clothing material basket had caught fire. The fire was quickly extinguished and damage was minor.
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Seneca St
Boy Found Hidden in Corn Row After Colorado Missing Scout
In Wood, Colorado, a search for Allen South ends when 50 volunteers locate the boy in a corn row about a quarter mile from home. His mother, Mrs Earl South, alerted Undersheriff Mel Honebein as the volunteers organized by rows aided the search. Tony Gonzales spotted Allen sitting in a corn row.
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Afwood
Colo
Colorado
Allen South
Earl South
Mel Honebein
Tony Gonzales
Little Allen
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Christina Hendrick
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