Class Night At Cazenovia Is Tonight
Cazenovia commencement exercises unfold in the school auditorium with an welcome by Babe Fowter, performances by the girl chorus, and prize presentations. Board of Education members and Dr E L Menzger of Temple University are expected to present the gifts as the class declares graduation.
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Cazenovia
Babe Fowter
Patche
EL Menzger
Temple, University
Phila Repres
Board of Education
City-Auburn Suit Seeks Junk Yard Use Ruling
Federal judge in Utica hears Auburn case where A&P Paper Co. and City of Auburn clash over ordinances limiting the plaintiff’s junk yard and scrap storage on premises at 16 Artington Avenue. Plaintiff seeks judgment declaring city rules unconstitutional and seeks injunctive relief.
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Aubgrn
Stephen W. Brennan
U.S
Utica
A. & PR. Paper Company
City of Aubern
Anthony J. Contgugna
Michaels
Auburn
Elwin A Jesmer Funeral Today
Elwin A. Jesmer aged 63 of Huron died Thursday and funeral rites were held today at the Church of the Piany in Sodus with burial at Sodus Rural Cemetery. Coroner Dr Charles Singie ruled death by hanging, with survivors including wife Rose Durant Jesmer, daughter Mrs Thomas Robinson, sons William Jr and Earl Jesmer, and two grandchildren.
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Wolcoti
Elvin ‘Allen Jesmer
Dispute Over Score Leads to Arrest in Watertown
In Watertown a warrant charges second degree assault against Rovert EL Noung of 408 Charles St for allegedly attacking Grew Elliott, 20, of Felts Mills, an airman home from Maine, during a dispute over a shuffleboard score. Elliott was treated then for injuries at Mercy Hospital.
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Watertown
Rovert EL. Noung
Charies St
Grew Elliott
Felts Mills
Cave
Maine
Biott
Mercy Hoss
Treresa
C. Eggleston
Camp Dram Hospital
Mam and
Prie' Sts
Junior High Graduation Is Tonight
Junior High graduation ceremonies will be held in the Senior auditorium with 150 juniors moving to Senior High and 95 seniors receiving diplomas. Dr H Claude Hardy will speak at the junior graduation while Dr Frederick W Maroney of Brooklyn College delivers the commencement address to the class. diplomas and honors will be presented by Norman Burton and Charles R Fearon, board president.
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Onenmda
Sunior Sgn
Senor High
H. Claude Hardy
Suder
Howard G. Thall
American Legion
Frederick W. Maroney
I Brooklyn College
Norman Burton
Charles R. Fearon
Board of Education
Commencement at Ovid Central School Planned for Monday
Weather permitting the commencement program at Ovid Central School will be at 3 PM Monday on the school front lawn. Dr Donald G Bishop of Syracuse will deliver the address. Rev Allen presented by Harry J Williams, Board of Education president. Principal Harold Miller will present awards. Twenty three seniors are to graduate. Gail Exfeell is valedictorian and Eugene J Wilson salutatorian.
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OVID
Ovid Central School
Donald G.bishop
Syraci i Ship
Allen
Harry J. Williams
Board of Education
Arold Miller
Gail Ex Feell
Board Members File 2 Petitions
Three Central School Board of Education members were nominated to seek re election via petitions presented to the board clerk yesterday. Nominees include Leon E. Smith York Merv B. Watson Homer and Clair a Webster Scott rd Elections will be at the annual Idistrict meeting July 13 at Home Central High School. Nominations may not be made from the floor at meetings. Copies of petitions may be obtained in the office of the board.
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Board of Education of
Central School
Leon E. Smith
York
Merv B. Watson
Homer
Clair A. Webster
Scott Rd
Central High School
Ieting
Trumansburg Man Attacked by Bull
A Trumansburg man was attacked by a bull and sustained facial lacerations and possible fractured ribs and knee. The hospital report lists the patient as injured and receiving care after the incident.
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Trumansburg
estor_ Thomp burs
Kiwanis Auction Tonight At Fulton Park
The Fulton Kiwanis Club hosts an auction this evening starting at 6 30. A wide range of items will be offered for sale and proceeds support the Service club’s summer baseball program.
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Fulton Kiwanis Club
Faster Park
Clb
Rites Held for Auburn Infant Valerie Jean Martellaro
Infant Valerie Jean Martellaro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Martellaro, died at Mercy Hospital. Survived by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Martellaro and Mrs. Isoha Bona of Auburn. Services held at 11:30 AM at Pettigrass Funeral Home with burial in Sty Voscom Cemetery.
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Autburn
Valerie Jean Martellaro
Jasper
Marte
Columbus St
Mercy
Ibesides
Angelo Martellaro
Isoha Bona
Auburn
Pettigrass
Sty Voscom
William C Hubbard Funeral Tomorrow
Fulton funeral services for William C Hubbard aged 97, long time member of Oavego County Grange, who died yesterday at his home on River Road S. Burial will be at Mount Addsh Cemetery. Massena plant to reopen July 12 after two weeks vacation. services held at 3:30 PM with Rev W D Mel[eon and Rev A Rich assisting at First Methodist Church.
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Tt Church
Mount
jAddsh Cemetery
Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Marion McGuire Of Ogdensburg
Mrs Marion dzene McGuire 37 wife of Allen J McGuire died Thursday at her home 335 Lafayette St Ogdensburg Born July 30 1896 in Norwood active in First Baptist Church Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 PM from Ramsdell Ward Funeral Home Rev Garnet O Wright will officiate Burial will be in Pinehill Cemetery
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Ogdensburg
Marion Dzene McGuire
Allen J. McGuire
Hert
Nome
Lafayette St
Norwood
McGuire
First Baptist Church
Tomorrrow
Ramsdellwart Funeral Home
Garnet O. Wright
Pinehill Cemetery
John J. Jessmer Funeral Monday
John J. Jessmer 92 died yesterday at home in Massena after a long life as a lumberjack and railroad worker. Survived by his wife Margaret and five daughters, with funeral services Monday at Sacred Heart Church and burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Juun Os. Gesuuer
Main St
Massena
Joseth Jessmer
Brushton
Margaret Carbury Brushton
St. Regis Vl
Vermont
Rochter
Blue Mountain Lake
Colorado
Alassena
Morial Moreshowse
George ‘Beyer
Syracuse
Hugh Bickford
Saranac Lake
Dawson Davis
St. Johnsbury VI
Timothy Clark
Long Beach
Youth Found Guilty License Revoked
KULLUS Frederick Thomas LaMay age 16 of 187 Judson Street was found guilty in City Court of leaving the scene of an accident after a trial before Judge Maurice B Conley. A $75 fine was imposed and the youth faces the operator's license revocation. The incident involved a June collision at Fourth Street and Buffalo Street that struck Robert Treasure, a five year old child, who was hospitalized with head and internal injuries but survived.
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Kullus
Frederick Thomas ‘LaMay
Judson St
Maurice B. Conley
LaMay
Robert F Treasure
Union St
Fourth Street
Fourth St
Buffalo St. R
Lee Memorial Hospital
Ferry Service Resumed Between Morristown and Brockville
Passenger ferry service from Morristown to Brockville will start Sunday at 1 PM for the summer season. The Sea Way Ferry Service will run on an hourly schedule from Morristown, operating daily from morning to midnight after Sundays. The boat, carrying 35 passengers, will be operated by Thomas Cree. Service had been discontinued for several years.
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Ogdensburg
Morristown
Brockville
Seaway
Thomas Cree
Doctor Convicted In Narcotics Case
Watertown physician Dr. Joan H. Greenwood, age 39, was found guilty by a jury of violating narcotics laws. City Judge James Larue will sentence him Tuesday after charges of obtaining a narcotic drug by fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation.
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Watertown
Joan H. Greenwood
Syracuse
James ¥. Larue
Vouth
Tigers Hand Red Sox First Defeat
SHERRILL The Red Sox leaders in Sherrill Little League suffered their first defeat of the season as the Tigers blanked them 10 to 4 behind ace Tommy Rich. Tigers struck out 12 in six innings. Jack Afitehell took the loss. In another game the Red Sox beat the Yanks 9 to 5 with Larry Sprague winning second game of the season. Jimmy Morris pitched for the Yanks. The protest decision on the earlier Tigers-Red Sox game favored the Tigers. The Cubs and Yanks also played, with the Cubs beating the Yanks 3 to 2.
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Baseball Commission
Tigers
Cubs
Yanks
Red Sox
Tigers Land Cubs
theTigers
96 Seniors Will Get Diplomas at Seneca Falls Central School
The 1960s style commencement will be held in the new high school auditorium Monday at 5 PM. About 96 seniors will receive diplomas from Frank Knight, board president. Salutatorian Karen Boi and valedictorian Gertrude Di Santo will speak, with Gouldland Kiwanis and Babe Ruth awards announced. Dr Murry Cayley will deliver the address. Rev Harold J. Riggle will give the invocation and benediction.
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Seneca Falls Central School
Frank Knight
Board of Education
Malcolm McComb
Richard del Russo
Karen Boi
Gertrude di Santo
Gouldland Kiwanis
Babe Ruth
Murry Cayley
Harold J. Riggle
First Methodist Church
Lisbon Graduation Set for Sunday and Monday
Lisbon central school will host graduation exercises in the auditorium with a baccalaureate address by Rev. J. Karkon Dewey on Sunday at 7:00 PM. Graduation is Monday at 8:00 PM with Walter McKean of Rochester Business Institute delivering the address. Lauren Mehaffy to give salutatory and Jacqueline Saffine valedictory. diplomas presented by Willard Green and awards by Principal Charles Pickard.
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Ogdensburg
Auorium
Lisbon
Central School
J. Karkon Dewey
Walter McKean
Rochester Business Institute
Lauren Mehaffy
Jacqueline Saffine
Charles Pickard
Willard jGreen
Bert L. Ives Funeral Tomorrow in Volney
Funeral services for Bert L. Ives will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church in Volney, conducted by Ina Ebkins pastor. The notice also mentions Fulton-Sirths and related family details, including Lee Memorial Hospital births and local residents.
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Volney
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Ina Ebkins
Mount Pleasant
Awards Presented At Hannibal Honor Local Students
Marlene McCarthy and Ross Ferlito led the DAR awards while Pearl Flint earned valedictorian honors. Other top recognitions included the Good Citizenship, Deirstmen's League agriculture project, homemaking, Marine Midland courtesy, F Haven Bank achievement, Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, and Danforth Foundation graduation awards, with several students cited for leadership, courage, scholarship, and service.
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Marlene McCarthy
Ross Ferritto
Pearl Flint
DAR
Ameriad
Hope Shoreslef
Mc iCarthy
Edgar Abbott
Hope
Elizabeth O'Connor
Danforth Foundation
Ross Ferlito
Mrs Sarah Mack Funeral Tomorrow in Kelloggsville Church
Mrs E Mack 61 wife of Eugene Mack of Niles died yesterday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2:30 PM in Kelloggsville Methodist Church with Rev officiating. Burial in Kelloggsville Rural Cemetery. Dorcas Rebekah Lodge to conduct services. Survived by husband two daughters five granddaughters and numerous relatives.
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Auputy
Tor Or
Sarah E. Mack
Eugene Mack
Niles
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Kelloggsville Methodist Church
Kelloggs Wile Rural Cemetery
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge
Kelloggsville
Hom
Mack
Wiliam
Eunice Ackerson
Beacham
Mandana Grange
The
Grange
Syclving
George Bell
Charles Brock
Moravia
R.D
Clifford] Drake
South Lansing
Clifford Mack
Convention Will Close With Ball in Cortland
Cortland schedules conclude a three day session with a parade from Hotel Cortland to Randell Field and a drill team exhibition this afternoon. Tonight the Decoration of Chivalry award is presented at Cortland High School Gymnasium before the grand ball and march. Auxiliary officers elected yesterday include Abigail Hutchings as former Cortland officer, Elsie Markwart, Clara Pender, Alice Davis, Velma Cleanwater, and Mrs Carson from Lockport.
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Rad Springs
Colo
Th Carson
Lockport
Board appoints committee to form basic school curriculum
The Board of Education named a special committee to design the minimum curriculum for area schools. Members include T. J. Ahern of Mamaroneck, Charles Hetherington of Auburn, Palmer Ewing of Buffalo, Robert Bell of Chappaqua, Howard Sackett of Port Leyden, and John McGuire of Huntington.
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Lbs
Board ‘of Records
Formuiere
T. J. Ahern
Mamaroneck
Charles Hetherington
Auburn
Palmer Ewing
Buffalo
Robert Bell
Chappaqua
Howard Sackett
Port Leyden
John McGuire
Huntington
Mrs. McCarthy Funeral Set For Monday
Mrs. Christina Exuma McCarthy 67 died at her home 83 Wripayaw Croghan born 1887. She was a member of St. Peter's Church and the Altar Society. Survived by son Thomas L McCarthy Springfield MA two daughters Mrs Beaver Falls and Mrs Wine Schenectady and five grandchildren. Funeral services at 10 AM. Burial will be in Rome Cemetery.
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Lowville
Chrisina Exuma McCarthy
Wripayaw
Croghan
Jes
Sepember
St. Peter's Church
End
Posacy Altar Society
Taoms
McCarthy
Springield
Mas
Beaver Falls
Wine
Schenectady
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Elwin A. Jesmer
Anne D. Corey
School of Nursing
Harold D. Kelly
Betty Kelly
Justine Baran
Dinier
Clorence Halsey
Alex Marulto
iFor Auburn
William C. Hubbard
Mrs. McGuire
John J. Jessmer
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Bert L. Ives
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John ‘Abrams
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Sherwood Ingersoll
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Oswego
Joseph Zaia
Tenth St
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Masons and Plasterers Union
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StarNu
Dewitt Ranch Hotel
Erie Blvd
Mill End
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Migwest
Sagenkahn
Warren
New Ice Creams Country Club
PAK" ¢ Hotel
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Reese
ERIM
Westcott ST
Mrs. McCarthy
Jackson & Perkins Co
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