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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1949
Page
34
Spataro is rescued by neighbors after a Fulton County farm tractor pins Snatre. He suffered cuts to the head and leg and possible rib fracture. A later report notes he is in fair condition at the hospital as authorities continue the investigation into the incident.
A settlement ends actions arising from a July crash near Seneca Falls. Plaintiffs Francis Sargent Dorothy Sargent and Elizabeth J Green receive 1500 1500 and 3000 respectively while Edwin M Marsh and John R Crehan remain parties. Total damages sought were 5175 000.
Miss Jean Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Stevens of Oswego married George Bendzumas Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bendzumas at Lati Catholic Church officiated by Rev Thomas J Murph. Attendants Mrs Gordon Dickson and Felix Benzumas were present.
Miles B Borden of Kings Park was elected president of the Associated Student Body at Oswego State Teachers College last week. John Ryan Falls was named vice president Claire E Anderson from St Alban's was secretary and Frank Overstrom Corning named treasurer succeeding Aldred Cavanaugh of Theksville LT officers a re listed.
Oswego Miss Beverly Nise Heagerty daughter of Mr and Mrs Francs Heagerty of Oswego and William Purce of Syracuse were married Saturday in St Pauls Catholic Church by Rev Thomas J Murphy. A reception for 35 guests followed at the bride’s parents home.
Instructions list the offices of Senator Robert and Representative John C. Davies with Washington D.C. addresses for writing to the senator and congressman. The note specifies where to send correspondence to the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives.
Oswego State Teachers College and Le Moyne College of Syracuse will clash Friday on the Battle Stand golf course at Oswego. Oswego will entertain Rockport College on Saturday at home.
Mrs wini Miss Mary Crisafulti and Rose Marie Raz named delegates by the American World War Veterans Auxiliary for the 12th annual state convention in Troy June 24 and 26. Alternates include Mane DeCastro Agnes Salvador and Mrs Anne Ritz.
The Rev. Harry C. Graham O.P. PhD national director of Holy Name Societies and editor of the Holy Name Journal urged attendance at a federation gathering. He spoke on parish involvement and the role of Holy Name activities in the church community.
Oswego The annual Mey dance, sponsored by the Associate Board of Directresses of the Oswego Children's Home, will be held at Hotel Pontiac. Frank G. Wells and Carl Seymour are among the chairs. Proceeds aid equipment for the playground and summer get-togethers for the children.
Oswego High School baseball team has two contests lined up this week. The Blue and White squad will meet Christian Brook Academy on Tuesday and again on Saturday, with details showing a busy stretch for the Oswego program.
Barbara Hartnett of Granby married August William Wolfe son of Mrs Florence Wolfe and the late Mr Wolfe in a 9 AM ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Harper of the bride assisted. A breakfast followed at Rogers tea room and the couple plans to reside in Brewerton after a Virginia honeymoon.
The Oswego State Teachers College music department hosts its second annual spring music festival tomorrow at 7 P.M. in the college auditorium. More than ten musical organizations will participate under directors Dr. Maurice Boyd Miss Dorothy Aickok Miss Catherine English and Paul W. Rogers. The public and students are invited.
Recreation Director Joan Muscal announces opening games at Recreation Park Oswego Foster Park and Fulton Davi tons Corners play Augies Diner Circle Supply matches. Matches feature Circuits, Foster Park, and local teams as season begins tonight.
Joseph Cannavo a war veteran and longtime Oswego resident died yesterday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held this morning at St Joseph's Catholic Church with burial at St Peter's Cemetery.
Funeral services are planned tomorrow for Ford Babcock a longtime city mail carrier and former president of the Ossexo Siam Club. The obituary notes a son of the late Mrs. and Mr. Granger with no other clear details available.
Fragmentary text indicates Hartnett named chairman of a committee amid a broader organizational reshuffle. Specifics on titles or dates are unclear in the readable portion.
Fragmentary report notes Rochester Rabbi Wilk beginning a campaign effort amid internal church discussions. The piece references Rabbi Bernstein and a board, with unclear details about dates, locations, or outcomes.
Oswego resident George B. Prosser Sr. died yesterday at age 87 after a long illness. He was a retired farmer and will be buried in Rural Cemetery after services at his niece’s home.
Fulton Mr and Mrs Leon Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jane Smith to Eugene Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Ral Stevenson. Details of wedding plans and ceremony location are to follow as arranged by the couple and families.
Oswego prepares to install its new officers for the Business and Professional group with ceremonies planned tonight. Local officials and members expect remarks from the incoming president and a reception to follow.
Auburn board approves two new teachers Frances Ure Pittsford and Jane Coriland of Cornell for the upcoming year. The district also hires a coal supplier and sets a summer high school session with registration June 30 and July 2 at West High School.
Fire officials suspect wiring sparked a blaze at a Fulton farm building. One person evacuated after flames damaged structures and a vehicle, with investigators reviewing electrical systems to determine the exact cause.
Carl L Decker aged 3s. in Bundyville dies at home after long service in the area. He was a member of Engineers Local 515 and survived by his wife a son his mother and a pastor from State Street. Burial arrangements pending.
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