Farmers to Discuss Barns at Morrisville Farm and Home Week
Farmers and homemakers attend a Morrisville Farm and Home Week program starting tomorrow in Oneida Madison, featuring talks on barn construction methods insulation vapor proofing and water proofing cinder block and wood buildings. The day includes a model barn demonstration and sessions on hay silage and grain as well as food packing for the freezer and color in home décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Fodert Welch
Brooxfeld
Arthur Fletcher
Ville
Wiard Smith
Lebanon
Harry Bushnell
Madison Hall
George Wellington
Ruth Comstock
Maurice Levy
Syracuse
Pin Teams Tie Toward Finals In National Bowling League
CANASTOTA As teams enter the final matches of the fourth round at Masonic Alleys Perrin's and Kniste Stata Club are tied with 12 victories and six defeats each. Farfaglia and Tornatore sit 11-7 while Fobare Builders Lee Mig Baron's Insurance and Century Drill sit 8-0 and 7-11 respectively. Kniste Stota Club is already assured a playoff berth, Perry’s and Farfaglia & Tornatore battle for another spot. Perrin's leads high three game team with 20465 and high single game 1097. Chet Fabrizi tops three game individuals at 655 and Wayne Potter leads single-game at 257.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canastota
National Bowling League
Masonic Alleys
Perrin’s
Kniste Stata Club Eer
Farfaglia
Tornatore
Fobare Builders
Lee
Farfaglia & Tornatore
Luke’s Restaurant
Century Grill
Perrin
Chet Fabrizi
Wayne Potter
Siggismondo Bertolero
Leo Sorci
Burt “Reed
Jack Proper
Henry Lucarelli
Blain
Henry Frisbee dies in Cortland County Hospital
Henry Frisbee of 150 Main Street Cortland died yesterday afternoon in Cortland County Hospital after a heart attack at 2 PM at the Parker Pontiac Garage on Port Watson Street. Firemen Olin Emway and Ray Spellman used oxygen with the inhalator en route and Dr William A Wall treated him at the hospital. Salesman Michael Germaine said Frisbee collapsed while viewing a used car at the Parker garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Henry Frisbee
Main St
Cortland County Hospital
Parker Pontiac
Port Watson St
Olin Emway
Ray Spellman
William A. Wall
Michael Germaine
Parkers
Germaine
Oneida Veterans Study 26 Job Training Applications
Madison Comtx advisory committee reviewed 26 applications for pan the id training programs. In total 100 veterans are enrolled for a two year period with 250 hours of classroom instruction and 100 hours on farm work. Training occurs at seven central schools Canastota Chittenango Cazenovia Morrisville Hamilton Madison and Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Madison Comtx
Prior Groomed For First Base At Princeton Prep
ONEIDA Willard Prior of Oneida a Princeton University baseball prospect this spring is being groomed for the first base post. In high school he was first string catcher. in amateur games he played shortstop. He made the Princeton basketball and football teams in his senior year and played three sports in his freshman year.
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Oneida
Willard Prior
Princeton University
Princeton
South Plymouth Blaze Destroys Home In Fire
Fire damaged the home of Mgr. and Mrs. Devere Edwards at South Plymouth yesterday due to a partition fire likely caused by faulty wiring. Mrs Edwards noticed smoke while preparing her son for school and attempted to reach another room. Kenneth Stewart used a fire extinguisher, a second truck was called, and flames spread to the bathroom before being controlled. Edwards, employed by Sheffield Milk, estimates losses around 3090 partly insured.
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Norwich
Mgr
Sehen
Mgrs. Edwards
Kenneth Stewart
Neish- LiSit -Sfiges
Bremeen
Edwards
Sheffield Milk Company
Man Killed by Train Near Utica Identified
The man killed near Schuyler Junction by the Empire State Express on Sunday was Joseph Paul Gabiga, 353, of 712 Johnston Street Utica. Identification came from clothing labels and fingerprints. coroner ruled death by own action and no inquest planned.
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Etica
Schuyler Junction
Empire State
Joseph Paul Gabiga
Jonn St
Utica
Marie Martin
Charlotte St
Edward Cahill
Wal
Ter Hostzer
Hoestzer
CG. C. Whittemore
Ilion
Herkimer County
Applegate Funeral Home
Corroner
Newark Man Drowns in Barge Canal
Isaac Havert 63 of 759 East Union Street Newark was found dead in the Barge Canal near the dry dock between Newark and Lyons three miles east of Newark. Coroner Arthur Besemer of Marion ruled accidental drowning after a 24 hour search by Newark Fire Department and family.
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Newark
William B Kinney Railroad Worker Dies Yesterday
William B Kinney a retired railroad machine shop operator died yesterday at his home in Rome He was born July 4 186 in Easton Pa and moved to Rome from Lea Center in 1914 He worked at Union Fork and Hoe Co and prior rail shops in Easton Buffalo and Denver Surviving are his brother A R Kinney of Shreveport La and niece Miss Lucia G Andrew of Denver Colo
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Rome
William B. Kinney
Charles H
Elmer Hill Rd
Easton
Lea Center
Jennie E. Jones
Union Fork and Hoe Co
Buffalo
Denver
Colo
A. R. Kinney
Shreveport
Lucia G. Andrew
American Legion Post Hosts Birthday Event
Members of the American Legion Post and Women’s Auxiliary gathered in chat rooms for a birthday party. The Auxiliary received an electric clock as a gift, while the Post presented desk flags to the Auxiliary. Attendees included County Post Commander William Cain and his wife, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Goodfellow of Chittenango. Joe Balducci of Canastota contributed an item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munnsville
Eishtv
American Legion Post
Women’s Auxiliary
Joe Balducci
Canastota
Halsey Morgan
New Hartford
William Cain
Glenn Goodfellow
Chittenango
Motorcycle Police Ready for Summer Patrol
Oneida assigns motorcycle duty to Patrolmen Philip Thomas Joseph Malone Roger Fidell and Edward Dowling for the season. Patrolman Matthew Flagler will remain as rider of the three wheeled cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Philip Thomas
Joseph Malone
Roger Fidell
Edward Dowling
Matthew Flagler
Four Cases Set for Grand Jury in Cortland
Four cases are slated for grand jury hearing in Cortland on April 4 in Supreme Court with Justice A Lindsay O Connor presiding. Defendants include Raymond W. Youcum of Cortland charged with forgery second degree, Norman James Glazier of Cortland charged with assaults, Francis McCall of Auburn charged with grand larceny and burglary, third degree, and Pfc Robert L Kurowski of New Brunswick New Jersey charged with robbery first degree. Kurowski was arrested on Tompkins Street last night by Patrolman Dean Brown in connection with the assault of Arthur W Bohman of Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Supreme Court
A. Lindsay O'Connor
Hobart
Raymond W. Yocum
R.D
Norman James Glazier
Bps
Francis McCall
Auburn
RD. 2
Pfc
Robert L. Kurowski
New Brunswick
N. J
Robery
Kurowski
Tompkins St
Lastriday
Dean Brown
Arthur WW. Bohman
S. Albany St
Ithaca
Onion Growers Plan Early Planting in Madison County
Madison County onion growers will plant by the first two weeks of April if weather stays favorable. County extension service notes cool temperatures could rot onion sets and hinder growth. Russell Cary of the Farm Bureau outlined plans as thermometers hover around 65 to 70 degrees. A small onion stock remains in the Canasiota area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Russell Cary
Farm Bureau
Canasiota
Funeral Tomorrow For Fred B. Raine
Funeral services for Fred Bonney Raine will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the Hamilton home with burial at Whitesboro. Raine, born June 2, 1867 in Rome, son of Jay B. and Tiboeus Raine, died in April 1947. Several cousins survive as trustees of the family trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fred Bonney Raine
Greg
Tomorrew
Beecher
Malcolm L. Parks
Whitesboro
Mr. Raine
Rome
Tune
Jay B
Eate Bonney Raine
Tiboeus
Nig Sutass
Women Contribute To Clothing Fund In Oneida
Local ladies from Free Sisthedisi First Dieinodisi First Presbyterian St. Pauls Evangelical St Johns Episcopal and Baptist Women’s Union and Oneida Castle Presbyterian Churches donate 3125 to the Oneida Improvement Association family service bureau to buy clothing and shoes for needy children. Dr Howard Beach renames A P Barnaskey head for another year. Dr Ernest Freshman and Mrs Albert Ernen were reappointed to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida—Women’s Societies of Free Sisthedisi
First Dieinodisi
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's Evangelical
St. John’s Episcopal and Baptist Women's Union
Oneida Castle Presbyterian Churches
Family Service Bureau
Oneida Improvement Association
A A. P. Barnaskey
Howard Beach
Barnaskey
Ernest Freshman
Albert Ernen
Sherrill to Launch Summer Baseball with Steve Peek
Sherrill plans a summer baseball revival with former St. Lawrence ace Steve Peek as playing manager in a new Central New York league. A Thursday pep fest will introduce players and old stars, with Oswego Fulton Rome Iron Oneida forming the circuit and weekly games slated, including one at Noyes Park.
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Sherrill
Steve Peek
St. Lawrence University
Peek
Oneida Ltd
Seattle
George Ormsby
C.A.C. Baseball Committee
Yesteryear
Johnny O‘theren
Harvey Charlebois
Charles Splains
New Hampshire
Newark Rka Bears
New York Yankees
Utica
Churchville Scouts Win District Plaque
Sherrill Churchville Scouts won the Scoutfest plaque with 91 points at the Fort Stanwix Council district ceremonies in Vernon Town Hall. Kerrill placed second with 75 points followed by Oriskany Falls 70 and Vernon 64. Verona 57. Demonstrations covered signalling fist aid camping and silent hand signals. contests tested knot tying and emergency night first aid. Exhibits spanned handcraft radio music primitive cooking knot tying and woodwork. Vernon Girl Scout Troop 27 led by Mrs Jane Sutherland noted.
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Sherrill
Churchill Bar
Fort Stanwix
Vernon Town Hall
Kerrill
Oriskany Falls
Vernon
Verona
Vernon Girl Scout Troop
Jane Sutherland
Mrs Grutter Heads Sidney Susie Series
Werner Guiter elected president of the Sidney Community Association music series. Other officers named include Mrs Louise Coss as vice president and Herbert Stoddard as secretary. Gur Weeden serves as treasurer and three directors for three years are Mrs Robert Snowdon the Rev Rolin D Malanvy and Ralph Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stdney
Werner Guiter
Sidney Community Association
Louise Coss
Herbert Stoddard
Gur Weeden
Robert Snowdon
Rolin D. Malanvy
Ralph Wadsworth
Four Cazenovia Seniors Selected for Citizenship Conference
Four seniors from Cazenovia Central School have been chosen to attend the fourth Annual Citizenship Education Conference at Syracuse University. Selected students include Leanne Tutoh, Frances Marion, Fred Eugene Morin, and other peers. The conference aims to foster civic education among high school students.
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Cazenovia
Cazenovia Central School
Pracuse University
Pri
Leanne Tuteh
Frances Marion
Fred Eugene Morin
Ne Ay
Ada Johns Treated For Broken Arm In Kennami Fall
Mrs Ada Johns of Kennami received treatment at City Hospital Sunday for a broken left arm after a fall at her home. A cast was applied and she was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Johns
Kennami
City Hospital
Greene Locker Plant Acquired by Greene George Marquette
Cooperstown businessman George Marquette expands holdings by purchasing the Greene Locker Plant and Block from Dewey Mead and Wright Tonneen af Owes. Possession set for after April 1.
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Greene
George Marquette
Cooperstown
Greene Locker Plant
Dewey Mead and
Wright Tonneen Af
April Milk Talks Slated For Madison
Meetings organized by dairy groups will discuss a federal state marketing order. E F HU, chairman of the shed Price Committee, summarized the proposal at a recent convention as dairy leaders anticipate broad attendance and farm family recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville Central Ardaville
Sere Peties
Voic E. F. HU
Rome Rotary Cage Tourney Crowns Two-State Youth Champs
Rome hosts a three day event where Rotary district winners from New York and Pennsylvania compete for state junior and intermediate titles. Endicott and Utica defend last year’s crowns as champions and coaches join the Rome Rotary for a dinner at the Elks Club. District champions from Alexandria Bay, Ballston Spa, Utica, Waterloo, Jamestown, Mahoney City, Greenville, Endicott, Auburn, Oswego and Nawticoe Pa participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rotary Club
New York State
Pennsylvania
Rome Rotary Club
Rotary
Rome Rotary
Elks Club
Endicott
Utica
John d. Grant
Public Schools
Milk Prices Drop in Seneca Falls and Waterloo
Milk prices fall Friday in Seneca Falls and Waterloo with retail milk down from 22 to 20 cents a quart and wholesale from 20 to 18 cents. Heavy cream retail drops from 40 to 35 cents a half-pint and coffee cream from 25 to 20 cents. wholesale heavy cream from 35 to 30 cents and coffee cream from 22 to 18 cents per half-pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
Auburn Boy Fractured After Car Collision
Auburn five year old Thomas Eugene Brennan was struck on Garden street by a car driven by George During from Osborne street. The boy suffered a fractured left leg lac erations and shock and was taken to City Hospital where the fracture was reduced. His condition was reported fairly good. During said the child ran into the street and was knocked to the pavement by the left front fender and that he could not avoid the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Thomas Eugene Brennan
Xir
Eugene Brennan
Chapel St
George
Osborne St
Garden St
Robert Orman
Ivatio
Frender
Youths Selected For Demonstration In Cortland County
Cortland students from the county wide demonstration program include over 45 girls and 15 boys taking part in active project demos at Cortland High School. Five girls were chosen to represent districts in dairy, poultry, general foods, home improvements, and clothing demonstrations with events in Auburn and Cortland during spring. Also noted is the birth of Ronald Edward Comins on March 22 in Wolcott Street, Camden, to Daniel and Mrs. Comins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Vera Puderhaugh
Home Improvements
Jane Saltsman
Camden
Ronald Edward
Daniel Comins
Wolcott St
Oneida Area Schools See Reopenings and Closures
Oriskany Falls High School reopened for 265 pupils after illness but Chittenango High School closed for most of the week due to critical plumbing issues found in a weekend inspection. 559 students at Chittenango faced a vacation. repairs begun under state emergency provisions. District 2 serves Chittenango with 20 teachers. 18 districts send students by bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Oriskany Falls
Chittenango
G. Edwin Thibault
Board of Education
M. R. Braman
Chittenango High
Sullivan
B. L. Rockwell
Augusta
Specialists To Address Meetings On Farm Mastitis Talks
Otsego County agricultural agent Robert Ames says four barn meetings are planned in New Lisbon Hartwick Seminary Cherry Valley Westford and surrounding areas in April to discuss mastitis control milk quality and dairy barn design. Dr Harry Hodges will demonstrate mastitis detection and dairy practices while Ivan Bigalow and FL W Graves will join discussions on barn spacing pen enabling and labor efficiency.
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Cooperstown
Otsego County
Robert Ames
George Sneiden
New Lisbon
Porter Backus
Hartwick Seminary
Thomas McCarthy
iSons
Cherry Valley
iApril
Lowell
Huntington and ‘Sons
Westford
Kenneth Wright
Extension ‘Service
Harry Hodges
Ivan Bigalow
FL W. Graves
sIealth Department
Huntington
One Man Hurt In Rome Crash
One man was injured in a two car crash on Dominick and Bouck streets near Rome Hospital. John William Wesley, 41, of 15 Oakwood Sr, was treated for a shoulder injury described as serious. He said he was driving west on Dominick when another car driven by 95 year old William Traux from 461 Canal Street turned into Bouck Street, causing the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Oversubscribed Red Cross Appeal in Sherrill
Mrs. Geraldine House reports the Sherrill chapter fund drive oversubscribed with $2,906.35 collected, exceeding the $2,500 goal. The chairman notes the final tally and proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine House
Sherrill
American Red Cross
Big New York State Fair season looms across counties
Roaming Reporter Roy E. Fairman notes 1949 county fairs in New York surge to the largest slate in 23 years. Tioga County opens July 24 in Owego. Genesee and Boonville fairs follow. A busy eight day Tioga run leads into clusters of August events at Gouverneur, Caledonia, Canandaigua, Waterloo and other towns, culminating with a statewide exposition in mid September.
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New York State
Tioga County
Owego
Jason Mead
County Agricultural Society
William M. Miller
Genevieve Lowe
Tioga Center
Genesee County
Batavia
Boonville
Broome County
Whitney Point
Romeyn Vaughn
Boonville Fair
Charles H. Fickbohm
Erwin R. Hargrave
Arthur D. Driscoll
Olmier J. Brooks
Haroldb. Brennan
Afton
Chenango
St Lawrence County
Gouverneur
Livingston County
Caledonia
Fred Bracler
Bainbridge
Frederick Crane
Harold Sherman
George L. Lockie
Bligh A. Dodds
Canandaigua
Seneca County
Waterloo
Ynomas B. Bowlby
Elmira
Robert Turner
Horseheads
E. L. Hardeman
Zimira
Delaware County
Anson D. Weler
Lowville
Oneeate Pee
Cyril L. Seymour
Turin
J. Yale Moore
Louwville
Charles =. Converse
Phelps
J. D. Dewey
Rimer
George EE. Collins
Syracuse
Chenango County
Norwich
Westport
Franklin County
Malone
Watertown
Penn Yan
Oswego County
Sandy Creek
Tompkins County
Ithaca
Wyoming County
Pike
Frank Zuber
E. R. Hargrave
Charles E. Baker
Baker
North Norwich
W. Hustace Hubbard
Lester H. Taddell
Wadhams
Lee H. Norton
Elizabethtown
H. B. Kelley
F. J. Robinson
B. L. Johnson
Evans Mills
Earl Malady
D. K. Briggs
Great Bend
Paul J Woodard
William J. Potter
Seymour Hicks
Parish
Henrietta
Warne County
Palmyra
Brookfield
Fonda
Steuben County
Bath
Vernon Fair
Otsego County
Morris
Schoharie County
Cobleskill
Trumansburg
Hemlock Lake
Hemlock
Dundee
Girl, 2, Recovering From Water Burns
Joan Siema, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Siema of Vernon, is steadily recovering in City Hospital from second and third degree burns suffered at her Vernon grandparents’ home. She reportedly sat in a pall of hot water, and Nathan Champoney pulled off her clothing to prevent further injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Siema
Charles Siema
Vernon
City Hospital
Burns
Nathan W. Champoney
Champner
Lenten Guest Speaker at St. Peter’s Church
Rev. Alpert Chambers, rector of St. Peters Church, is the guest speaker at the Lenten service at St. Peter’s Church after the parish covered dish supper at 6 15 P M in Auburn.
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Morrisville
Homemakers
Tod Bigalow
Madison
Onsida
Orondaze Orsezo
Donald Patterson Larker
Uni
Rewcae
Horwich
Mertonwich
Gideons
The
Norwich Society
Canastera
Robert Proctor
Jina Merithew
Thomas Runfola
Merna Miller
Sievert Eaton
Alice Kerr
Anne Seeley
Frances Parks
S. Absein
Bernice Osborne
Mery Lon Farnam
Prior
South Plymouth Blaze
American Legion
Fred B. Raine
Churchville
Mrs. Grutter
Sidney Susie
Dairxymen
Y Gates
Roy E. Fairman
Roy Fairman
Seneca County Fair
George H. Leet
John G. Chrisfeid
Tee SO AY
Rosemary S
Wengy Warren
Jenny
Gal
Ma Perxini
Younes Dr. Malone
Guiding List
2Ayto
Ascwigan
Norah Drak
Erden Winters
Songs of Friendship 20:15—the Trading Pos: 3 ° 3)—Houtr
rGedirer
Broacver
Arthur Gedtrer
Hias Hunt
Treasury
Herb Shriner
Lowell Thomas
Beulah Shee Tub
Jack Smith
Eeward
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