Oswego Fulton and Constantia Weather Update and Local Notes
Oswego reports a sleet storm followed by continued winter conditions near Fulton and neighboring towns. Local correspondents from Oswego Syracuse and surrounding communities provide home town news through the Syracuse Herald Journal and Herald American network.
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Syracuse Herald
Prank Preman
Tel
Central Square
Clurue Owen
Tal Central Bquace
Syracuse
Icy Roads Cause Hazardous Driving In Fulton
A winter storm dumped over a foot of snow with blizzard like winds in Fulton last night. One injury resulted from a two car collision at Third and Oak as slick roads and limited visibility led to a rear end crash involving John Dwyer and Joseph Vescio. Dwyer sustained a head cut and was treated. Vescio and passenger Chippy Blake were not injured.
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Fulton
Cove
Third and
Oak’ Sts
John Dwyer
W. First. St. l
Joseph F. Vescio
Cedar St
Dwyer
Harold McGovern
Vesclo
Oak’ St
W. Third St
Vascio
Vescio
Chippy Blake
W. Fourth St
Sampson Men Disciplined For Disorder
In Geneva the Faculty Disciplinary Committee recommends probation for one Sampson College student and potential dismissal for two others after recent disturbances and arrests. The panel, led by Allan W. Burleson Burton Clark and Francis McCue, warns probation may precede dismissal for minor offenses while major offenses trigger dismissal risks.
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Geneva
Sampson College
Allan W. Burleson
Burton Clark
Francis McCue
Woman Struck by Car on North Broad Street
Mrs. Frank Clark 77 was struck as she stepped into a southbound car on North Broad Street Thursday evening. She suffered a nasal fracture, facial lacerations, body burns and shock and is in Chenango Memorial Hospital in good condition under Dr. George Manley care. Driver Richard H. Carmocke 21 of 16 Hickory Street says he could not avoid the collision. Beardsley transported her to hospital.
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Noewich
N. Broadst
Frank Clark
Chenango Memorial Hospital
George Manley
Richard H. Carmcke
Hickory Sr
Richard Beardsley
Watertown Women Granted Divorces in Reno
Two Watertown wives obtained divorces in Reno Nevada. Thelma L. Ellingworth formerly Jones, married January 24 1937 in Watertown and now divorced from Charles N. Ellingworth with three children under an out of court support plan. Geraldine M. Peterson, formerly White, divorced from Charles E. Peterson. marriage took place in Watertown on April 19 1998.
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Watertown
Reno
Nev
Thelma L. Ellingworth
Adams Center
Charles N. Ellingworth
Ellingworth
Thelma L. Jones
Geraldine M. Peterson
Charles E. Peterson
Peterson
Misa Geraldine M. White
Christmas Services Across Fulton Churches
Local churches from First Congregational to Second Street present Christmas programs and services. Highlights include special music from First Congregational at 10 AM with a sermon, All Saints candlelight, and State Street Methodist Christmas worship at 10 AM with youth and college choirs. The First Baptist features a "Miracle of Christmas" pageant with film and carols, while Bowens and Free Methodists offer candlelight Vespers and lessons.
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First Congregational
Harold’ W. MecCilvray
First Presbyterian
Edwin Daniela
Charch
All Saints
Robert Batlay
Final Methodist
Webster D
Vesey Chor
State Street
Albert Abbott
Milas Johnson
First Baptist
Harald ©. Johns
Belbor
Bethleue
Free Methodist
Fulton Temple
U.P.S
Mirest
Pearl E. Jones
Mrs. Brown
Lillian Conley
Orepisiiwal
Sarvoen
Christian Sciatce
Christmas for the World skit at Trinity Methodist Bible School
Oswego junior department presented a Christmas program featuring a skit titled Christmas for the World. Gifts were distributed and a dedication ceremony was held for items earmarked for the Williamsville Children's Home.
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Oswego
Trinity Methodist Church
Bible School
Williamsville
Icy Rain Hits Oswego After Snow and Sleet
Oswego received three inches of snow and sleet followed by freezing rain that glazed trees and created ice. Roads were quickly cleared with no accidents reported. Temperature reached 33 degrees as winter was expected to arrive tomorrow at 5 44 A M per Weather Bureau chief E F Loveridge.
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Oswego
Lake Ontario
E. F.loveridge
Weather Bureau
Loveridge
Salvation Army Open House in Oswego Hosted by Bassett
Oswego hosts Salvation Army open house at post home 147 West First Street with Col Helen Purviance and Adjutant Joseph Bassett in attendance. Mrs Edwin Waterbury and George Correcon greet guests, Purviance to speak at programs tomorrow and Monday night chairs Christmas program for local schoolchildren.
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Oswego
Helen G. Purviance
Fleli
Salvation Army
New York
Joseph Bassett
Purvianece
First ‘St
Edwin M. Waterbury
Cochairman
George
English Service to Open Christmas Observance in Oswego
Christ Episcopal Church in Oswego plans a Christmas observance tomorrow afternoon at 4 PM featuring the King's College Cambridge service. After the service, parish children will hold their annual Christmas party in the parish house. Mrs. Howard Hill directs the music with Richard J. Schuler as organist. Oswego High School chorus and parish choir include about thirty students.
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Oswego
Christ -Episcopal Church
King's College
Cambridge University
Howard Hill
Richard J. Schuler
Oswego High School
Donovan Heads Civil Service Group at Fulton Meeting
OSWHGO Daniel J. Donovan chief operator at Barge Canal Lock No.7 was elected president of the Central Chapter of State Civil Service Employee of the Barge Canal at the annual meeting in the Boynton Hotel Fulton. Officers include John H. Duf fin Syracuse vice president and Joseph Reaves Minette secretary treasurer guest speaker M. H. Hollister Albany.
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Oswhgo
Daniel J. Donovan
Central Chapter of
State Civil Service
Boynton Hotel
Fulton
John H. Duffin
Syracuse
Joseph, Reaves
Minette
M. H.hollister
Albany
Yale Party Oswego Church School Christmas Party
The annual First Methodist Church Christmas party in the chapel at 3 PM tomorrow will feature gifts carol singing and moving pictures. Merle W. Reese, superintendent, will oversee the program.
Oswego Drugist Reed Undergoes Major Operation
George C. Reed of 181 East Ninth Street Oswego, a veteran druggist, underwent a serious major operation Monday at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. His condition is listed as very good. Theron A. Countryman, bag department manager at the Taggart plant, also underwent an operation in Rochester on Tuesday with a satisfactory condition reported.
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Osawego
George C. Reed
Ninth St
Oswego
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Rochester Hospital
Theron A. Countryman
Taggart
Howe Rites On Monday In Oswego
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary A. Howe widow of Fred Ei Howe will be held Monday at 9 A M from her brother Charles E Gaffney’s home 119 E Eighth St and 9 30 A M from St Pauls Catholic Church Burial will be in St Peters Cemetery She was born in Oswego a daughter of Thomas H and Cilara A Green Gaffney and lived here lifelong Surviving are three brothers Robert C Charles E and George H Gaffney all of Oswego.
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Oswego
Mary A. Howe
Fred Ei. Howe
First St
Oswego Hospital
Charles E. Gaffney
Eighth St
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s
Howe
Oswero
Thomas. H
Cilara A. Green ‘Gaffney
St. Paul's Church
Rosary Society
Campbell Department Store
Robert C. Gaffney
George’ H. Gaffney
Lawyer Awarded 42 706 in Chaplin Paternity Case
In Los Angeles the Superior Court awarded attorney Joseph Scott 42706 for representing Joan Berry in her successful suit to declare Charles Chaplin the father of her child. Chaplin's side offered 25000. Judge Kincaid ruled Scott earned 28000 and guardian ad litem A H Risse should be paid eight dollars an hour for time spent.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Joseph Scott
Joan “Berry
Charles
Chaplin
Scott
Clarence L. Kincaid
A. H. Risse
Carol
Plows Out First Time Watertown Snowfall
Watertown and Jefferson County saw two to four inches of snow in the night with drifts up to six to eight inches. City plows were pressed into service for the first time this year as mild morning temperatures reached 82 degrees.
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Watertown
Jefferson County
Mercury
Welch Sentenced To Attica Prison
Edwin L. Welch of Rome, 38, a former Adams Dairy milk route driver, was among nine prisoners sentenced in Oneida County Court to Attica State Prison. He received one and a half to three years for forgery in the third degree and petty larceny.
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Sherrill
Edwin L. Welch
Rome
Adams Dairy
Oneida County
Attica State Prison
Welch
Oswego County Home Bureau Postpones Next Week Meetings
Due to the holiday there will be no meetings of the Oswego County Home Bureau next week. The notice informs members to reschedule and watch for updates from the group.
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Oswego
Oswego County
Daughter Born in Oswego Hospital to Hannibal Couple
A daughter was born last night in Oswego Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Gigliardo of Hannibal.
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Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Joseph Gigliardo
Hannibal
Special Trains Take Students to Homes
Potsdam dispatched the first war era special train at 12 01 PM carrying 3875 to 400 students home for Christmas. The New York Central ran it for Potsdam State Teachers College and Clarkson College. A Canterbury train carried Saint Lawrence University students.
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Potsdam
New York City
New York Central
Potsdam State Teachers' College
Clarkson College
Canton
St. Lawrence University
Watertown Beats Fulton 58 to 16 in Strong Victory
Watertown invaded Fulton and built a fast lead to win their fourth game of the season 58 to 16. The halftime score was 30 to 8 with Watertown ahead as Fredericks and O'Driscoll led in scoring. Borek starred for Fulton as the team struggled to match Watertown’s pace. Referees were Phil Cowboy and Lubowski.
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Fulton
Watertown
Watertown Boys
Waterloo
Oswego
Phil ‘Cowboy
Lubowski
Fredericks
O’driscoll
Borek
Kiwanis Party Planned for Oswego Christmas Meeting
Oswego Kiwanis Club completed plans for a Christmas gathering Thursday where children of members will be guests. Frank Barbeau will perform magic. Harold J. Odsted and other officers to be installed at the first 1947 meeting on January 16 with a special program.
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Oswehgo
Oswego Kiwanis Club
Frank Barbeau
Harold J. Odsted
Oswego Girl Hit by Car Near First Street
Nine year old Sarah Goodway was struck by a car on Oswego's East First Street between Oneida and Mohawk as she stepped into the road from behind a parked vehicle. Lloyd P Attwood, 29, the driver, took her to Oswego Hospital for emergency treatment and observation.
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Oswego
Sarah Goodway
John Goodway
First St
Oneida
Mohawk Sts
Harriet
Bradshaw
Goodway
Attwood
Joseph Reed
E. First St
Etev
Fulton Pupils Host Christmas Program At State Street PTA
State Street PTA in Fulton was treated to student shows by fifth and sixth graders with Capt. Harold Payton delivering a Christmas message. The sixth grade sang carols and performed a play. fourth grade offered a Christmas program for parents with carols and a play.
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Payton
Jesus
Hamelin
Telen Shea
Lois Harrington
State Street School
Merle Bartlett
Yale Party At Oswego Veterans Of Foreign Wars Event
The Veterans of Foreign Wars held its annual Christmas party Thursday night at Gallagher's Restaurant in Oswego. After dinner the group exchanged gifts and sang carols. Committee members were Mrs. Myron Taylor Mrs. Lillian Crouch and Mrs. John M. Clancy. President Mrs. Nellie Morton announced the next meeting would be on Jan 2 with Syracuse inspector Mrs. Ethel J. Gress in attendance.
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Oswego
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gallagher's
Myron Taylor
Lillian Crouch
John M. Clancy
Nellie Morton
Ethel J. Gress
Syracuse
Fulton Man Accused Of Three Offenses
A Fulton man identified as Ancus Ritchie, 26, was charged with driving while intoxicated operating a car without a license and leaving the scene of an accident after a collision near Academy Street. He was taken into custody by Acting Assistant Police Chief Fred Melcrum and Patrolman Karl Stewart. A taxi operator named Solomon M urstey reported the event and provided a registration number.
Gorman Estate Valued Over Ten Thousand Dollars
In Oswego an estate of Clarence J. Gorman of Pulaski, a World War veteran and former deputy district attorney, is valued above 10,000 with more than 5,000 in personal property and over 5,000 in real estate. He bequeaths all to wife Nancy Williams Gorman. a daughter survives. Letters of administration issued to Hazel M. Brown for her late husband David Gladstone Brown. Separate probate petition filed for Margaret Lepinski of Constantia, estate valued at 9,000 personal.
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Pacific
Nancy
Williams Gorman
George M. Penney
Hazel ‘M. Brown
Pulaski
David Gladstone Brown
Margaret ‘Lepinski
Constantia
Fred Lepinski
Clay
Testatrix
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Tal
Mexico
Sampson
Fulton Churches
Donovan
Civil Service Group
Yale Party
Joan
Attica
Palmer's
Granite Garage
First St. Fulton
Electrical Department
Qponight
Kaltlet Theater
Milwaukee
Dennis’ Morgan
Jack Carnon
Joan Lesiis
Janis -Paigeee Pee
Montana
Jimmy Wakely
Avon Theater
Donald Wander
Nan Gray
Plin
RED River ‘Renegades
Sunset Carson
High School
Teachers College
Clarkson
Kiwanis Party
Dennis Morgan
Jack ‘Carson
Joan Leslie
Janis Paige
Eddie
Dean
Yale
Pierce
Knapp .Wallpaper Co
Bridge St, Oswego, N.Y
West Bend
Servit
Lambrinos Bros
S. 2d. St., Fulton
Catarino Restaurant
Buckland’s
Port Ontario
N. Y
Three Clef Orchestra
Joseph
Josefa Catarino
Margaret Podd
Colle
Oswego Theater
Ann Stoll
Davil Hershkovitz
Ghurgh Row
Marold
Johns
Bethelehen
Bikini
Miraogle
All Saints Episcopal Church
C.J. Gorman
W. St. St
R, Fulton
Leo Miller
Ue Post Office
St. Fulton
Fulion
Palmer
Fulton, N
1719
West First St. Fulton
PTE
CTU
Olio
Iver
Maeve
Firestone Store
Pierce Home & Auto Supply
Voice of Firestone
NBC
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