Canton Boy Cyclist Killed After Car Around Road Roller
Elnor O Davis Jr 13 of Canton Route 1 died when struck by a truck four miles north of Canton on the Canton Ogdensburg road. The truck driven by Robert N Kenyon 23 a St Lawrence University student owned by Eugene Potter Morley, passed over him after he veered from a road roller. The boy completed six years at Woolbridge Corners rural school. An inquest will be held in Canton Monday. He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister.
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Ogdensburg
Elnor’o. Davis, Jr
Route 1
Canton
Canton- Ogdensburg
Elner
O. Davis
McGaffney Rd
Robert N. Kenyon
St. Lawrence University
Cleveland Kenyon
Tully
Kenyon
Morley
Eugene Potter
Davis
Woolbridge Corners
Sidney Eltay
Florence W. Dunlap
Madrid
St. Lawrence County
John Tyndall
Davis Farmhouse
Sprague Funeral Home
Elnor O. Davis
Gouverneur
Gordon
Gloria
Canton-Ogdensburg
Miss Calkins S A Junior To Be Bride
Miss Romola Suzanne Calkins of 324 Keyes Ave daughter of Mrs Wilson R Roach of Chelsea Okla and William David Riley son of Mr and Mrs Harold T Wiley of 349 S Indiana Ave announce their engagement The couple are Watertown High School alumni with Calkins a Syracuse University junior and Riley a pre medical student who served in the Army in Japan
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Watertown
Romola Suzanne Calkins
Keyes Av
Wilson R. Roach
Chelsea
Okla
William
David Riley
Harold T. Wiley
S. Indiana
Miss . Calkins
Frederic R. Calkins, Jr
Evangeline C. Calkins
City
Frederic R. Calkins
Watertown High School
Syracuse University
Wiley
Japan
Mrs McNally Weds Frank Tregeser in Amsterdam Church
Mrs. Elsie McNally widow of Thomas McNally of Ogdensburg married Frank Tresgeser of Ogdensburg at St Marys Catholic Church Amsterdam this morning officiated by Rev Father Gilchrist. Attendants were Robert McNally and his wife. A breakfast and reception followed at the Tower Hotel Amsterdam. The couple begin a wedding trip to Niagara Falls Binghamton and other downstate cities before settling in Ogdensburg.
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Ogdensburg
Elsie McNally
Thomas McNally
Frank Tresgeser
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Amsterdam
Gilchrist
Robert McNally
Tower Hotel
Amsteram
Niagara Falls
Binghamton
Dorothy Rhoode to Wed James Conley Jr
Announcement of the engagement of Dorothy Rhoode to James J. Conley Jr. with Miss Rhoode as a display manager at J C Penney and Conley a Navy veteran working in business with his father. The couple reside in Ithaca and at 233 South Albany Street details are given by the Rhoote family.
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Ithaca
Dorothy Rhoode
James J. Conley, Jr
James Conley
S. Albany Jr
Benjamin Rhoote
Elmwood Av
Rhoode
J. C. Penny Company
Mr. Conley
Navy
Miss Jamieson Will Be Bride
Mrs. Marion Van Kennen Jamieson announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Miss Mary Jean Jamieson to Jack How ard Wilson of Detroit Michigan, son of Mr and Mrs Anthie Wilson. Mary Jean is a graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy and served in the war both in America and on the Continent. She is the niece of Attorney John D Van Kennen and granddaughter of the late George J Van Kennen. The wedding is planned for May.
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Ogdensburg
Marion van Kennen
Jamieson
Mary Jean Jamieson
Jack
Howard Wilson
United States Army
Anthie Wilson
Detroit
Mich
George J. van ‘Kennen
New York State Bar Association
St Marys Alumni Honor Priest At Reunion Picnic
St Marys Alumni Association plans a June 29 picnic at Fillmore Glen to honor Rev James V Buttino newly ordained priest. He celebrates first solemn high mass at 10 30 A M Sunday in St Marys Church and benediction at 3 30 P M in St Anthonys Church. Committees listed. reservations due by noon June 23.
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Lloyd Hazard
Anthony Dovl
Nelson Smedley
S L A Refuses Cassidy Liquor License at Riverside Address
The State Liquor Authority disapproved Percy A Cassidy for a tavern license at 533 Riverside St Clayton amid controversy with the Jefferson County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board noting no appeal. Cassidy already runs the River View Hotel in Clayton. Sackett, chamber secretary, resigned then was rehired as a new board took over.
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Watertown
State Liquor “Authority
Percy A. Cassidy
Riverside Sr
Clayton
Russell
HH. Sackett Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson County, Alcoholic[ Beverage Control] Board
State Liquor Authority
Cassidy
Riverview Hotel
Riverside
Chamber of Commerce
Sackett
S.L.A
Geneva Splits With Maples In Winter Park doubleheader
In Ogdensburg Geneva Red Birds and Ogdensburg Maples split a doubleheader at Winter Park. Geneva opened 6-3 in the first game, then the Red Birds won the nightcap 6-5. Tony Gradius hit two homers for the Maples, including one in the seventh. Dill started for Geneva, Stokes relieved in the fifth, while Thirlault pitched seven innings for Geneva. In the second game Utka started for the Maples, Bryant relieved in the fifth, and Geneva tied in the seventh before the Maples pushed the winning run in the eighth with Lewis and Cleeves batting as the battery.
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Ogdensburg
Geneva Red Birds
Maples
Winter Park
Downstaters
Charlie Small
Red Birds
Tony Gradius
Twin Hill
Dill
Stokes
Friendship Dinner Tonight at Wolcott
The Wolcott Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a friendship dinner at 7 PM today in Hotel Wolcott. Invited are the Williamson and Geneva clubs and Wolcott civic organizations. Rev. Edwin Saphar of Sodus will be the speaker.
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Wolcott
Wolcott Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Wolcott
Williamson
Geneva
Edwin Saphar
Sodus
Fined for Having Improper Brakes
Geneva resident Charles Crapo aged 54 from Elmira was fined ten dollars by Justice William Fordon after pleading guilty to operating a truck without proper brakes. His arrest followed a collision with a car at Washington Street and Preemption Road earlier this week.
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Geneva
Charles Crapo
Elmira
William Fordon
Crapo
Washington St
Canton Starts Drive For Hospital Fund
A hospital fund drive began in Canton with a 41 bed, $400000 facility planned if residents match a $200000 pledge from the Edward J Noble Foundation via St Lawrence University. Frank Van Iderstyn Jr named chair. community and banker leaders urge united effort to secure hospital facilities as part of a north country system.
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Canton
Canton Area
Harrington Hotel
Frank van Iderstyne
Edward J. Noble
Edward J. Noble Foundation
St. Lawrence University
John WH. . Stauffer
Canton Hospital Association
Noble
Canton Hospital
North Country
Alexandria Bay
Gouverneur
Mrs Irene Nann burial in Syracuse obituary note
Mrs Irene M Nann 82 of 332 Gotham Jr widow of Jacob Nann died Friday in Jefferson County Sanatorium a longtime Syracuse resident. Survived by son Edward W Clark of 116 Sterling St. Funeral Monday 8:30 am Howland Funeral chapel and 9 am Holy Family Church burial Assumption Cemetery Syracuse. Born Watertown married Edward Morris 66 years ago divorce followed.
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Watertown
Irene M. Nann
Gotham Jr
Jacob Nann
Syracuse
Jefferson County
Howland Funeral Chapel
Holy Family Church
Assumption Cemetery
Edward W. Clark
Sterling St
Nann
Edward Morris
St. Petersburg
Fla
Watertown Athletics Triumph Over Ottawa in Border League
Watertown defeated Ottawa 12 to 2 at the fairgrounds in a Border League game. Pitcher Fanowitch led Watertown with a strong start as the team seized early control and coasted to the lopsided win.
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Watertown
Ottawa
Watertown Athletics
Fairgrounds
Fanowitch
Sterling
Revelle and Phipps to Wed at Stone Street Church
Miss A Hazel Revelle daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Revelle of 707 Cooper Street will marry William K Phipps son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Phipps of Albany next Saturday at 12:30 PM at Stone Street Presbyterian Church.
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Watertown
A. Hazel Revelle
E. Balfour Revelle
Cooper St
William K. Phipps
Samuel Phipps
Albany
Stone Street
State Bar Opens Parley At Saranac
The New York State Bar Association began its mid-summer meeting in Saranac with a theme on international affairs in modern American life. Speakers included Rear Admiral Colclough, UN law expert Dr. Yutn Li Liang, Allen Dulles, and Gratton O’Leary. The symposium featured State President Robert E. Lee presiding and remarks urged legal unity to protect individual liberty against dictatorship.
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Saranac
Lake
New York State Bar Association
Raymond N. Caverly
New York
O.S. Colclough
U.S. Navy
Yutn-Li Liang
United Nations Law
Allen W. Dulles
Office of Strategic Services
Gratton O’leary
Ottawa Journal
Robert E. Lee
George R. Fearon
Syracuse
George E. Coughlin
Binghamton
Federation of Bar Associations
Sixth Judicial District
William Lloyd
Syracuse University Law Department
Arthur V. D. Chamberlain
Rochester
Revision Commission
Pulles
Huberty
Hitler
Germany
Dulles
Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Driver Escapes Burning Truck At Tupper Lake
Floyd Fr Gould a New York Telephone Co maintenance man escaped injury when the truck he was operating near Holy Name Church was swept by fire Friday morning. The left rear wheel loosened at 11 AM, gasoline spilled and ignited by sparks from a scraping brake drum. Gould jumped free as the vehicle burned, firemen arriving with chemicals to extinguish the blaze.
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Tupper Lake
Floyd Fr. Gould
Lakeview Cv
New York Telephone Co
Gould
Holy Name Church
Tupper
Baccalaureate At McGraw Sunday
McGraw Baccalaureate services will be held at 7 45 PM Sunday at the Baptist Church. The Rev Stanley Thomson pastor of the church will deliver the sermon to graduates with the topic Finding Our Direction. The Rev Floyd C DeFlyer pastor of the Methodist Church will read the scripture and lead the evening prayer.
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McGraw
The
Baptist Church
Stanley Thomson
Floyd C. DeFlyer
Methodist Church
Madison Bureau Hires Patterson as Second Assistant Agent
Madison County Farm Bureau executive committee hires Donald Patterson as second assistant county agricultural agent. He will report at Wampsville on July 1, arriving from Burke, Franklin County. Patterson began at Cornell College of Agriculture in 1940, left for 40 months Army service, then returned to graduate June 16.
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Wampsville
Madison County Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Donald Patterson
Burke
Franklin County
Patterson
Cornell
University College of Agriculture
Jesse H. Rathburn Rail Man to Retire
Jesse H Rathburn of Gouverneur a 31 year New York Central employee in the St. Lawrence division will retire on a pension July 5 one day after his 65th birthday He joined the railroad on May 22 1916 and has been a car clerk at Gouverneur He is a native of Edwards
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Watertown
Jesse H.2rathburn
Gouverneur
St. Lawrence
New York Central
Railroad
Edwards
Three New Members in Quarter Century Club
Albert Deruchia of Massena Works Aluminum Company of America becomes the 303rd 25-year member. Clifford Littlejohn and Phillip Mittiga also joined. all three began service in 1922 with Deruchia mainly in merchant mill, Littlejohn as polman and shift foreman, Mittiga in cable mill. Deruchia, from St. Agnes Quebec, married with 11 children, hobbies carpentry and masonry. Mittiga, from Plati Italy, never married, has three nephews and a niece employed at the plant.
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Albert ‘Deruchia
Clifford Littlejohn
Philip Mittiga
Quarter Century Club
Massena
Que
Anna Mayville
Sacred Heart Church
Mr. Littlejohin
Crosby
Ont
United States
Jeitizen
Mittlay
Gouverneur High holds baccalaureate and graduation events
Gouverneur High School scheduled a baccalaureate service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m with seniors faculty and choir. sermon titled Giants in the Earth by Rev Joseph A Schofield. Class night program Monday at Gouverneur High School auditorium followed by a reception and forum. 59th annual commencement Tuesday morning for 56 graduates.
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Gouverneur
Gouverneur High School
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph A. Schofield
Graduation Wednesday at Ogdensburg Free Academy
Ogdensburg Free Academy announces commencement exercises will be held in the school at 30 PM Wednesday June 25 due to prevailing conditions. If rain occurs the ceremony moves indoors at 8 15 PM Principal speaker is Donald V. Hock a Muhlenberg College and University of Pennsylvania graduate. His address is Convictions for Tomorrow's World.
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Ogdensburg
Ralph E. Wiber
Ogdensburg Free Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Theologians Advise on Ministry at St Lawrence
The Rev Tracy Minton Pullman of Detroit addressed more than 50 at Fisher Hall as St Lawrence University Theological School began three days of commencement events He will receive an honorary doctor of divinity Sunday and spoke on ministry as an art requiring truth, life interpretation, and practical guidance for children and men The Rev Pullman leads the Universalist Unitarian Church of Our Father in Detroit.
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Canton
Tracy Minton Pullman
Detroit
St. Lawrence University Theological School
Fisher Hall
University
Pullman
Theological School
Universalist-Unitarian Church of Our Father
John Murray Atwood
The
Ludlowville 4th of July Parade and Event Highlights
Ludlowville hosts a 12 30 parade with prizes for best float bicycle and unusual entry as part of Old Home Day. Dinner by IW S CS in Methodist Church at five, an eight o clock program at Ludlowville High School gym concludes the day.
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Ludlowville
Iw.s.c.s
Ludlowville High School
Northern N Y Radio Schedule Log Lines
The station outlines its evening through late night lineup with shows at 8 01 News 8 15 Sports the Record 8 30 Chapel in Sky 9 00 During the Week 9 15 Dairymen s League 0 30 Voice of Prophecy 10 00 News 10 05 Reveries in Melody 10 15 Music to Remember 10 30 Asbury Church 11 30 Musical Moments 11 45 Music You Asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Sky
Dairymen's League
Voice of Prophecy
Asbury Church
St. L. A
Drew Pearson
Sunday Radio Schedule Fragments From WWNY Watertown
Radio and church program listings run across the day with time slots for news music dramas and religious services including Morning News Wings Over Jordan Church programs and various shows from Archie Wright to Blondie Crime Doctor and Coast to Coast with multiple deficits and misprints reflecting a scanned newspaper page.
Radio Schedule Fragments Show an Evening of Programs
A fragmented listing outlines a Sunday schedule with varied radio programs from 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM. Entries include music, religious talks, news, detective dramas, and concerts featuring titles like World News, Music, Ave Maria, Nick Carter, and Gabriel Heatter, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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W. Bryant
Main St
George
Malone
Marian M. Martin
Fim
Howard Et
William Signor
Garden St
Louis J. Simone
Hish St
Sydney
Boonville
Lena Bcheidleman
Irneur
Ardis Murphy
Johnstown St
Lowville
Joan OQ Boyd
Old Forge
Dorothy Grady
Mansville
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Lake Ontario
Sackets Harbor
Naval Reserve
Sackets Cove
Miss Calkins
S. A. Junior
Romola Calkins
Mrs. McNally
Frank Tregeser
C. A. Frickman
P. O
Syracuse, N.Y
Miss Jamieson
St. Mary’s
Ogdensburg Country Club
Leon Yates
Carmen McCormick
Marion Flannigan
Helen Wood
van Iderstyue
Edward John Noble
Harold B. Johnson
Black River
Pearl St
Water St
Bar
Europe
Madison Bureau
Jesse H. Rathburn
Deruchia
Mittiga
Littlejohn
Parade
N. Y
WATN
Bill Cunningham
WWNY
Men’s Garden Club
Church of Air
Qver Jordan
Warren Sweeney
Tabernacle
St.l. A
Gloria Carroll
Hooiwood
Carmichael
WSLB
Church of the Air
St. John's Church
Presbyterian Church
Pilgrim
Archie Wright
Mutual Music
Abbott Mysteries
Kate Smith
Gene Autre
Blondie
Sam Spade
Ned Calmer
Corliss Archer
Tony Martin
We the People
Washington
Thornhill's Ark
Nick Caurter
A. L. Alexander
Gabriel Hestter
WMSA
Iwicy
Sacred Heart
Bible Institute
Nick Carter
World News
Jimmy Fidler
Gulla
Barron
California
Gabriel Heatter
Columbia
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