Old School Still Needed In Liverpool
The Liverpool Board of Education seeks state permission to reuse the old grammar school at Second and Tulip for 1955 56 kindergarten and fifth grades. About 350 kindergarteners are expected, with class sizes rising to 30 to fit the plan. Temporary rooms in four buildings will continue to be used to avoid double sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Board of Education
State Education Department
Second and Tulip Sts
Liverpool Board
Waterbury
Speak Calmly to Strengthen Your Daughter’s Resolve
A father should ignore the sarcastic friend and guide his daughter to stay busy with worthwhile pursuits. By filling life with good deeds and kind words, she reduces offense and reflects Christian love. Talk about beauty, gifts, and truth, not trivial or ugly talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
V.D
Christ
Ace Weather Forecaster Leaving His Hancock Field Post
Elmer F. Loveridge, a 34 year veteran of the U. S. Weather Bureau at Hancock Field, retires after a career spanning Ithaca Honolulu Oswego and Detroit. He helped collect and publish temperature and rainfall records and studied Lake Ontario effects on local weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Field
United States Weather Bureau
Elmer F. Loveridge
New York
Hawaii
Loveridge
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Ithaca
Cornell University
Syracuse Station
Syracuse University
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Honolulu
Bureau
Hawaiian Islands
Mt. Waialeale
Kauai
Central New York
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Hannibal
Oswego County
Fulton
Wyo
Syracuse
10th Child Named Margaret in Young Family
County Equalization Commissioner John J. Young and Mrs Young welcomed their 10th child named Margaret Mary Young born on Thanksgiving Day. Earlier speculation suggested Rosa mond as the name to honor a family benefactor.
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Mary
Margaret Young
John J. Young
Young
Onondaga County Dog License Funds Reported
Onondaga County residents paid out 44 716.35 this year for dog and hunting dog licenses. The annual report to the Board of Supervisors shows details including 4 117.80 for damages by dogs and 26 668.86 in town and city apportionments. The city’s share is 2067.12 with towns listed and the Board set to act on the apportionment at its January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
Leo T. O'Connor
Iity
State Department of Agriculture and Marketing
Camillus
Cicero
Clay
DeWitt
Elbridge
Faibius
Geddes
Lafayette
van Buren
Cherry Valley Turnpike Group Reorganized In Richfield Springs
Directors met at the Palmer House in Richfield Springs Tuesday to revive the Cherry Valley Turnpike Association inactive since 1939. Alexander Foster presided as temporary chairman. Herbert Stebbins outlined a goal to promote travel on U S Route 20 and scenic features with a tentative $100 000 advertising budget. Attending directors included Clarence Tower Bert Pierce Lawrence Van Atta F La Vier Winnner Samuel Bug and others from area communities along Route 20.
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Palmer House
Richfield Springs
Cherry Valley ‘Turnpike Association
Alexander Foster
Herbert Stebbins
Cazenovia
Cherry Valley Turnpike
Stebbins
Clarence Tower
Madison
Bert Pierce
Bouckville
Lawrence van Atta
West Winfield
F. la Vier Winner
Cherry Valley
Samuel Bug
Sharon Springs
Route 20
Cherry Valley Association
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Bucks of the Elks
B.P.O.E. No
War Memorial
Alix
Andy Watson
Joan Verminski
Kenneth Iles
Watson Sisters
Central High
Andy
Bellevue
Joan
Ken
Clinton High School
Buffalo
Muriel Waters
Kate Sherlock
Ann Casey
Lorena “Laurie” Krueger
Syracuse General
MEN of the Holy Name Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fayetteville
Msgr
Shields M. Dwyer
Fred W. Searle
Robert
Nice
Barbara Packard
Oneida
S. Warren Sr
George
Bonnie
Buddy Campbell
Collamerrd
Minoa
Googey Brice
Grandma Dupper
Carleton
Babe” Fox
Babe
Liverpool
By Joe Beamish
Montgomery St
St. Christopher — St. Joseph
Detroit
Rocky Mountain Region
Paani Range
Wen Nn Toee Wa Moe
Ivy
FLAH
Millinery
Junior Colony
Cherry Valley Group
Chittenango American Legion Post 1287
Maynard Clark
David Stolp
Onondaga
Johnny Frencher
Pat Miller
V.P. Mag
Park
Madison St
Warren
Flair’s
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