Women Released By Court in Norwich and Massena Fire Incident
A Norwich court released several women and fined three men in a Preston rooster fighting case tied to a police raid. Roosters valued at 2 to 5 dollars were confiscated and destroyed by authorities. Separately a Massena fire damaged two stories of a Center Street home with injuries reported.
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Norwich
Preston
HA. Gay
Smmeer
Watkins Glenford
Carl Puscavage
P.ttson
Buscavage
Juste O
Pesce
Harry E Salisbury
Priton
Francis Reynolds
Cooperstown
A . Norwich
Chenango County
Massena
Rose Romizh
Thers Im Ther
Esc Ieatsairs
Mary O'Brien
Center'romigh
Robest Manning
Ter
Barbara Q'Brien
State
Fromstrolman
Wesley Genaway
Pennsylvania
Ireman
Ralph D. Samets
Intel
Romigh
Benton Pike
Manning
Genaway
Camden Voters Set Reballot On Central School Project
Camden voters will return to the polls Tuesday June 15 from 1 to 9 PM to decide on a proposed building expansion at Camden Central School. The Board of Education cites petitions signed by 477 voters and notes related projects at Central Square and Hamilton Central as context for the reconsideration. Transportation buses will be available on request. John A. Litts, board president, says the plan aims to add two wings and later repurpose the site for classrooms and a bus garage, reflecting mixed sentiment but sufficient support after investigation.
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Camden
Camden Central School
Board of Education
John A. Litts
Wold
Litts
Centrall Square
Hamilton Central School
Bruce to Return as Active Pastor After Conference
Northerm New York Meth 917 Bruce, once a famed Philadelphia Athletics pitcher, to conclude ministry at Lowville conference session. He will be reassigned to North Columbia South Zion in Herkimer County as active pastor with others also rotating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy FE. Fairman
Bruce
Northerm
New York
Lotodist
Lowville
Guri
Methodist
Mi .S
York
North Columbia
Col South Zion
Herkimer County
Bert J. Davison
Sautsille
Wiliam I. Brad
Hey
Camden Ibia Center
Faberge
Louis Bruce
Philatelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Uniof
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Onondaga Idian Mission
St. Regs
Plessis Receives New 500-Gallon Pumper
Watertown reports Plessis hamlet takes delivery of a 500-gallon American LaFrance pumper mounted on a three ton chassis. The unit carries 750 gallons booster capacity and was tested under engineer Frank Jachrizl of Elmira. Benefactor Mrs Coral Parker funded the purchase for the Plessis fire commissioners.
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Watertown
Plessis
American LaFrance
Plessis Art Es
Frank Jachrizl
New York
American LaFrance Company
Elmira
Coral Parker
Piessis
Potsdam Adopts Monthly Cleanup Day Plan
The Potsdam board of trustees decided last night to establish a cleanup day program once a month. The plan aims to reduce street trash by concentrating efforts on a single day each month to clear accumulations that otherwise linger for days.
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Eu.puam
Roisaan Board of Trustees
Earlville Triumphs Over Georgetown 13 to 6
Earlville Central blanked Georgetown 13 to 6 in a rough game on its 16th matchup. The Sauquoit Central and Verona High teams also posted close results, with Utica Catholic and St. Alar k Mills noted among competing schools.
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Earlville
Georgetown
Earlville Central
Club Easy Sailing
Sauquoit Central
Utica Catholic
Verona
St. Alar K Mills
Hart
Kils
Rome
Bangor 4-H Club Tops In Judging
Howard White of Victory 4-H in Bangor led the 19th Franklin County cattle judging with 476 points. Horace Trombly of Burke Dairy and Floyd E. Tarbell of Victory Club followed, as 21 more 4-H members scored 400 plus of 500. Top clubs were Busy Bee Hustlers Brandon Blue Ribbon Burke Victory Bangor-Fay Dairy and Happy Hour Matone l.
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Malone
Howard White
Victory
Bangor
Franklin County
Horace ‘Rombly
Burke Dairy Club
Floyd E. Tarbell
Victory ‘Club
Busy Bee
Hustlers
Brandon
Blue Ribbon
Burke
Bangor-Fay Dairy Club
Happy Hour
Matone l
Kerships
Al-bury Good Will
Silver Leave
Chat
Potsdam Group Elects Officers for Campers Association
Highy Flow Group Elects Highy Flow Group Elects POTSDAM Officers of the Key Flow Campers Association have been elected or the society's first year Roy C Clark of Potsdam was named president with Leo L Sullivan of Potsdam as vice president Mar Smith of Potsdam is secretary treasurer The directors are Martin J Corbett of Potsdam Raymond Jubinville of Cane Ervin Hitt of Canton and Ford of South Colton The membership committee includes Carl Moore of Canton Harry Van Ness of Potsdam Dewey Cornell of Canton and wood hip putter Thomas of Colton The safety committee includes Raymond Jubinville and Rob Gratt of Canton and Roland Grant of Gouverneur Two Colton Fire Department members are expected to join the committee.
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Potsdam
Key Flow Campers Association
Roy C. Clark
Leo L. Sullivan
J:any
Mar Smith
Martin J. Corbett
Raymond Jubinville
Cane
Ervin Hitt
Canton
Ford
South Colton
Carl Moore
Harry van Ness
Dewey Cornell
Wood
Hip Putter
John Ellis Buried Today at Potsdam
John Ellis was buried today in Potsdam at 2 P.M. at the Garner Funeral Home on Lawrence Avenue. The pastor of the church officiated the burial. He had led the organization for many years and served as a leader since its founding. He was a brother of Alexander Ellis of Carthage who died in 1947.
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John Ellis
Potsdam
Aday
Garner
Lawrence Av
Ers
Jim Willow Sr
Pinto
Im Oair
Fail
Alexander Ellis
Carthaze
Probation Post Filled Amid Officials Changes
The retirement of Captain 2 J S Wood and promotion of Joan Atard as senior assistant probation officer left an eligible list for the post. Fusueli L. Paster announced the county welfare department exam results last December. Careine J. 203 Flower, Lafargeville, was elected president.
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J 'S Wood
Joan Atard
Hhi Jan
Ane
Rli- Fusueli L
Sentence on E. G. Grems Is Postponed
WaMPSVILLE Edward George Grems of Canastota PD pleaded guilty before County Judge Clarence Conley to the second count of an indictment charging assault in the third degree. Sentence was postponed for one week as the district sealed the people and Attorney Waldo appeared for Grems. The couple is believed to be living together again. Shirley Pollard Anthony pleaded guilty to forgery and petty larceny and received a suspended sentence with probation and restitution. She forged an unemployment check for $15 and cashed it belonging to a neighbor.
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Wampsville
Edward George
Grems
Canastota PD
Clarence
Conley
Atorney
Waldo
Agai Shirley Pollard Anthony
Eetstova
Ludge Conley
Sis
Princeton Choir to Sing In Concert at First Church
A Princeton Theological Seminary choir directed by Dr. Davi Malone will perform at the First Congregational Church in June. The group includes 25 graduates from U S colleges and has toured 30,000 miles in 15 states plus Mexico and Cuba.
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Malone
Princeton Theological Seminary
First Congregational Church
Davi Music
United States
Oxford University
England
Fian
New Zealand
Brazil
Saskatchewan
Southeastern
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
New England
Maritime Provinces
Funeral held for Mrs Zayda McIntyre of Brookfield
Funeral services for Mrs Zayda McIntyre 44 of James McIntyre who died Friday at St Elizabeth's Hospital Utica were held yesterday at the Baptist Church in Massena Burial followed in Brookfield Cemetery The decedent born Burt Bacon daughter of Mr and Mrs Burt Bacon survived by husband one son George one daughter Marlyne her parents one brother Glen Bacon all of Brookfield area Garden plots will be available to Aluminum Company employees in Massena Center Massena plots at Paddock Park village edge farm about 30 by 100 feet Applications should be made to the employment office of the company
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Brookfield
Zayda MccIntyre
James McIntyre
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Utica
Massena
Herbert L.pany
Polen
Churchville
Edge Farm
Massena Center
McIntyre
Thisré
Burt Bacon
Gibson
George
The
Plains
Marlyne
Glen Bacon
Bowling prizes awarded tonight in Canastota league
MEADA prize money will be distributed and officers elected at the Girls Merchant Bowling League dinner in a Canastota restaurant. Evans Plumbing entry won the pennant with 73 victories and 23 losses, Normacs runner-up 14 games back. Marjorie Clanton had 516 for high three game series. Florence Wood had a 765 all events score and Smith's Bakery posted 2,172 across three games.
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MEADA
Girls Merchant Bowling League
Canastota
Evans! Plumbing Entry
Normacs
Marjorie Clanton
Dee Dick
Florence Wood
Law Mecha ‘Smith's Bakery
Mrs F L Grant Funeral Today
Watertown funeral notices report the death of Florence Grant aged 72 of 165 Winthrop Street. The service details are listed in the local obituary notices.
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F.L. Grant
Watertown
Abs
Florence
Grant
Winthrop St
Rev R S Brown Receives Honor From Theta Chi Beta
Acquaintances in Oneida send congratulations to Rev Russell S Brown of Utica formerly of this city now serving as superintendent of Mohawk District Northern New York Conference His election to Theta Chi Beta honor society of Syri buse University Bible Department is announced.
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Mer Ywastaus
OEWDA
Oneida
Russell S. Brown
Utic
New York
Brown
Theta Chi Beta
Bible Department
Syrabuse University
Mission Picture Vers at Unadilla Church
Mission program hosted by Ion Board of the Presbyterian church presents the film Ten Thousand Miles of Missions. The show is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Unadilla Federated Church.
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Vers
Ion Board of the
Presbyteriansn
Unadifia Feders Church
Perry Trial Set to Start May 31 in Canton
The manslaughter trial of January Perry of Canton is scheduled to begin May 31. Defense lawyer Campbell requests a motion to move the trial term, with Judge Livingston set to hear the motion May 30. Perry reportedly hopes to attend. illness keeps him home but he aims to resume duties next week. The case concerns the death of Mrs. Florence Raycratt of Pyrites last November 21.
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Canton
Perry
Charles Camp Wi
Potsdam
John J. Livingston
Livingston
Campbell
Charles E. Bower
Livngston
Mirs
Florence
Raycratt
Pyrites
William Hutchinson
Ogdensburg
Ante Victim To Be Buried Tomorrow
Birw. Enerce Bass, 24, of Bu, died after a car accident and autopsy by Herkimer County officials found a ruptured heart from chest trauma. She was treated at Little Falls Hospital before discharge, and funeral arrangements are pending for tomorrow.
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Herkier — Puneret
Birw
Enerce
Bass
Little Falls
Hos Ieee
C. C. Whittermore
Herkimer County
Corsoner
sBass
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Robert L. Meade
Councils of
Abraham L. Strauss
Alumni
Henry I Fisher
Oswego
William Loan
Heuvelton
Charles Shumwray
Macomb
Lyle H. Sylver
Madrid
Russell C. Little
Lewis McConnell Moira
Jason ‘Blundred
Morristown
Paul M. Husted
Nicholville
Paul H. Bicknell
North Bangor
Carl “I. Westmann
Rensselaer Falls
William J. Dobbie
St. Regis Falls
John J. Kelly
Lietelholm
Avera
Barber L. Waters
Black River District
Wiliam Oo
Thomas
St. Lawrence
Russell S
Utica Central
Mobaux
Paul Roy
Harness
E. Stakes Beebe
Fernwood
Pes‘rez
Mohawk
Wiliam A
Herbert B. Loomis
Upson Corners
Bowens Corners
Charles
If. Miller
Lee Center
Daniel Rogperzer
Talley Stream
Barone
Bruce Jewelers
South First Street
Fulton
Sylver
Princeton ‘Choir
Zayda McIntyre
Alcoa
Fulton Typewriter Store
Oneida St. Fulton
Rev. R. S. Brown
Onight’s Movies
Baldwinsville
Palace Theater
Fonizht
E_MAN
Colorado
Gleny Ford
William Orden
Glora Jean
Rebef Theater
Forucht
Binz Gresbe
Rhonda Fienins
Phoenix
Stvand Theater
Bob Hope
Jane Rocxest
Fulton-Oswego
Midwey Drive
Ficater
West River Rd
Fulton and
Cary
Jean Arthur
Marlene Dietrick
Soho Land
W. Fourth St. Fulton
Catskills
Pathfinders
Temples
Joe Robbin
W. Bher
Gelf Course
Tel, Oswego
Prowda
S. First St
Kalamazoo
Reuiine
Waterhouse
Circle Supply Co
Cayuga St
IS. Alderman & Sons
Coleman
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