Little Woman to Host Quilts for Christmas Bureau
The group will meet at Mrs. George DuBois home on Monday November 21. Members are asked to come early as quilts will be tied. A date change is noted for this meeting.
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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
11
The group will meet at Mrs. George DuBois home on Monday November 21. Members are asked to come early as quilts will be tied. A date change is noted for this meeting.
The WCTU met at Mrs. George Paddock s home with 12 members. Mrs. Harold Freeman led the meeting and plans were made for a pre Christmas party at Mrs. Freeman s home on November 2. Members were asked to bring gifts for veterans at the Tupper Lake VA hospital. Mrs. Charles Graves handles mailing. Donations welcomed from non members. Last year 36 replies from veterans showed appreciation. Refreshments followed.
Jack White, 53, a father of 10, was struck by an automobile Friday night on the edge of Rooseveltown in Northern New York. He lived on the St. Regis Indian Reservation. The article also notes that Chum salmon is a good, cheaper option for a fish loaf or croquettes.
Robert DeLair 21, a handyman, may face first degree murder charges after state police accuse him of strangling Beverly Trombley following a tavern outing on August 21. The body was found August 30 in woods near Star Lake, St Lawrence County. Two psychiatrists at St. Lawrence State Hospital say he is capable of standing trial.
Wright's Service leads the Commercial Bowling League with a seven point edge over Mexico Express in second. Grandm a Brown and Ontario Feed vie for third as standings show Wright's Service 48, Mexico Express 41, Grandma Brown and Ontario Feeds 36 each, Jo Ann's Diner 34, Pat's Drillers 33, Woody's 27, Scriba Town Tavern 25, Dexstar Feeds 22, Lycoming Cubs 16, Miner's Excavators 14 and Smith's Scrubs 4.
A scarab is a sacred Egyptian beetle whose rolling dung balls symbolize the world and the sun. Craftsmen carved scarabs from stone or metal and used them as amulets or containers for devotions, occasionally inscribing a Book of the Dead chapter.
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