Large Field Enters Oswego Stock Car Races
A large field of cars will race Sunday at Oswego Speedway under Oswego Amusements Inc sponsorship. Race time is set as top point men chase standings toward the upcoming championship. Liverpool driver Jack Murphy, leading points, recently accidentally ran over a pet dot and donated his puppy to local children who named it Irish Jack. An added attraction follows the feature by high point men racing against Murphy in a non scored race aimed at beating the winner.
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Oswego
Oswego Amusement’s, Inc
Jack Murphy
Liverpool
High Point Men
Murphy
iVote Places Will Open Tomorrow
Local voters in Pulaski may register this and next Saturday at several sites open 7 AM to 10 PM Oct dates. District 1 registers at Grange Hall Pulaski. District 2 at Court House Pulaski. District 3 at Grange Hall. District 4 at Richland Odd Fellows Hall.
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Pulaski
Grange Hall
Court House
Uisrood
Richland
Odd Fellows Hall
Jail Escapee Gets Suspended Sentence
Oswego court sentenced Clarence Brown for escape from a penal institution and assault. He received a 100 day jail term suspended after serving most of another sentence, due to inability to pay a $100 fine. Brown had been captured in Buffalo after fleeing Oswego County jail.
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Oswego
Clarence Edwards
Brown
Anniston
Ala
Oswego County
Prietor
Joseph Eusepi
Thomas M. McGough
Bowte
Browns
Buffalo
Fendant
Oswegol
Pennellville School Work Progressing at Central Board Meeting
Phoenix Central School Board President Hilliard D. Cook announced Pennellville School is over 30 percent complete and bids were ordered for furnishing equipment. The new facility will serve kindergarten through sixth grade and ease strain on existing central facilities. Requests to join a religious education program were received from the Baptist, Methodist and Congregational churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hilliard D._ Cook
Phoenix Central Schol Board
Pennellville
Pat
Pennelvile
Central
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Simmons in Oswego
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Simmons widow of Walter B Simmons will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Recreation Park of W Bridge Street Oswego. She was born in Oswego daughter of Arthur Wild and Mahlon Wheeler and was active in West Baptist Church and its Kings Daughters. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery.
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Fulton
Christian Brother
Syracus High School
Willard Anderson
Fulton Oswego
Elizabeth Sim
Mons
Walter B. Simmons
Recreation Park
W. Bridge St
Anderson
Oswero
Russell Fox
Simmons
Oswego
Arthur Wild
Mahlon Wheeler
Joseph
Emily Pullen
CBA
West Baptists of
Syracuse
Church
Kings Daughters
Walter Simmons
Lancaster School
Scoville Funeration
A. S. Lowrie
West Baptist Church
Holstein Club To Meet Tonight
Oswego County Holstein Club schedules its monthly gathering at Seelys Restaurant two miles north of Pulaski on Route 11. A buffet supper will be served and guest speaker Da Robert, director of the Holstein Friesian Association of America and vice president of the State Association, will speak.
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Oswego
Oswego County
Holstein Club
Seeley
Pulaski
Route 11
da Robert
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
State Association
Fulton Club To Hold Trap Shoot This Sunday
Fulton The Pathfinder Fish and Game Club of Fulton will hold a 9 shoot at the club field on Sunday starting at 9 AM weather permitting. Proceeds support the club as prizes donated by local merchants are on display at the Personal Finance Company window 365 First St Fulton.
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Fulton Club
Fulton
Pathfinder Fish
Geme Club
Pathfinder
Tnd Game Club
First St
Oswego Chest Announces Campaign Work Force
Oswego Community Chest announces division workers for the drive. Automotive division lists C. N. Ball Joseph Hurley and Jack Proud. Financial division includes Ricard Kimball Herbert L. Price Charles Harring. Mercantile division names John Skripnik William Purvis Paul Alfred John Daly Norman Berlin and Mrs Harold Odsted. Division 5 general lists James Peccullinan Jr Joseph Scanlon William King Horace Pierce Jack Burgess and John Graveley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Lawin G. Allen
Francis Vona
Oswego Community Chest, Inc
Automotive Divison
C. N. Ball
Joseph Hurley
Jack Proud
Ricard Kimball
Herbert L. Price
Charles Harring
John Skripnik
Wiliam Purvis
Paul Alfred
John Daly
Norman Berlin
Harold Odsted
James Pe ‘Cullinan, Jr
Joseph Scanlon
William King
Horace Pierce
Jack Burgess
John Graveley
Purse Lost and Local Youths Suspected of Theft
Report states 18 year old Fulton resident James Lucas reported the loss of a change purse containing 31 dollars. Two youths, 16 and 14, reportedly found shotgun pellets scattered on residents properties after a complaint. Two of three dikes reported stolen Wednesday were recovered Thursday morning. Oswego State Teachers College soccer team travels to Brockport State Teachers College after a 2-3 loss to Genetec State this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
James Lucas
Jloss
Brockport Oswego
Dick Luce
Oswego State Teachers College
Brockport
Brockport State Teachers College
Dowl
Genetec State
WOSC Fulton Oswego Radio Schedule Patchy OCR
Local radio listing shows WOSC on 1300 kHz with unclear program notes for Fulton Oswego area. Readable items include mentions of time blocks and a batch of names or show identifiers, but many characters are garbled.
Governor of Rotary Visits Fulton Club
J B Wilson of On eonta, governor of the Central New York District of Rotary International, visited the Fulton Rotary Club at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He spoke on friendship and Rotary’s mission, praising Fulton as one of the district’s most active clubs.
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Fulton
J. B. Wilson
Oneonta
Central
New York
Rotary International
Fulton Rotary Club
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Francis B. Miller
Wilson
Rotary
Fulton Club
Mrs. Rudolph Oswego Death Notice
Mrs. Jessie Eastwell Rudolph of 1 Sheldon Ave Oswego died yesterday afternoon at Oswego Hospital after a long illness. A native of Greece New York she came to Oswego 35 years ago when her husband joined Oswego Normal School. She helped open a school cafeteria in 1918 and ran it for 12 years. She belonged to Faculty Wives Club and Kings Daughters of West Baptist Church. Surviving also a sister Mrs Grace Crouder Tampa Florida and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 PM from Scoville Funeral Home with Rev Allan T Dodge of the Methodist Church pastor burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Oswego
Jessie Eastwell Rudolph
Jay D. Rudolph
Sheldon Av
Oswego Hospital
Greece
N.Y
Rudolan
Sivese
Oswego Normal School
Rudolph
Faculty Wives Club
Kings Daughters of West Baptist Church
Grace Crouder
Tampa
Ela
Scoville Funeral Home
Allan T. Dodge
Pas Fi Methodist
Elliverside Cemetery
Miss Culkin of Oswego Dies After Long Illness
Miss Josephine Louise Culkin, daughter of Mrs. Louise Homer Culkin and the late Rep. Francis B. Culkin, died yesterday at her home 60 West Cayuga Street after a long illness. She attended local schools and was a communicant of St Marys Church. Surviving are her mother, brother Francis H Culkin, a nephew, and four nieces. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:30 A.M. from the family home and 10 A.M. at St Marys Church, with burial at St Pauls Cemetery.
Fulton Man Heads Clarkson ROTC Unit
Fulton has Richard Nissen son of Leonard G. Nissen appointed captain of Co. C Signal Corps ROTC unit at Clarkson College Potsdam by Lt Col O H Robinson. Services for Mrs Belle Arnold who died yesterday set for Sunday at 2 PM Bowen's Corners Methodist Church with Rev A T Blachly officiating burial in Jacksonville Cemetery.
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Fulton
Richard Nissen
Leonard G. Nissen
W. Third St
Co. C. Signal Corps
Clarkson College
Potsdam
O. H. Robinson
Lat Clarkson
Belle Arnold
Bowen's Corners Methodist Church
A. T. Blachly
Jacksonville Cemetery
Homes Rites Held In Pulaski For Erwin S Homes
Funeral services were held at 2 PM at Foster General Home for Erwin S Homes 53 of Syracuse with Rev St Cyr officiating. Burial in Pulaski Cemetery. He died of a heart attack early Wednesday. Survived by his wife Eva Marchand Holmes, two daughters Joyce Green and Ann l ersol, a son Richard Holmes, five grandchildren, all of Pulaski. He was born Jan 13 1899 in Pulaski. He had lived in Mt Upton and Syracuse and worked at C H Brooks Store Mexico Motor Car and Supply, Metropolitan Life, Victory Chain Store, and Pennsylvania Dutch Farms. He was a member of Butternut Lodge F and AM and St James Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Erwin S
Syracuse
Foster General
St. Cyr
St. James Episcopal Church
Pulaski Cemetery
Mr. Holmes
S i Salina St
Silas
Victory
Pennsylvania
Holmes
Butternut Lodge
Gilbertsville
Rex
Joyce) Green
Everett
Ann} Iersol
Richard Holmes
Newspaper Man Speaks At Phoenix Kiwanis Meeting
Stuart C. Thompson reports at Hahn Restaurant last night in Phoenix Kiwanis meeting. Richard Sherman presided as vice-president and Richard Loheed was program chairman. Speaker reviewed early newspaper origins and praised carrier boys. Plans discussed to recruit voters for the November 4 elections and to distribute bumper cards. A field day by the club drew 300 youngsters and was deemed a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Stuart C.thompson
Fulton
Herald-Journal
Phoenix Kiwanis
Hahn
Richard Sherman
Richard Loheed
Carrier Boys
Tate
Oswego Declares Hire The Handicapped Week
Mayor Frank L. Gould proclaims Oct 5 to Oct 11 as Employ The Physically Handicapped Week. The coordinating committee includes Robert McDonough city welfare commissioner, Mrs Doris Allen Third Ward alderman, Benjamin Bough city chief assessor, and Kirke M. White city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Frank L. Gould
Robert McDonough
Doris Allen
Bernjamine’ Bough
Kirke M. White
Army Tries To Move Tank Hulls Amid Oswego Picket Line
An Oswego protest at the Fitzgibbons Boiler Co plant saw U S Army Ordnance Department trucks and personnel loading 26 ton tank hulls despite a one day old strike by Local 4 Office International Union. Police reported a noisy crowd but no violence as hulls were loaded by electric cranes and later targeted for transfer to a separate plant for further outfitting.
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Oswego
Fitzgibbons Boiler Co
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
Tno
Office International Union
A. Flof L
Imen
Land Union
Army
Markles New Owners of Pulaski Hotel
Pulaski sees Randall Hotel sold after 33 years under Dean Richardson. Jack and Mrs Markel of Ontario, Canada, former Syracusans, take possession and plan to run it with two dining rooms and full room accommodations. Richardson moves to Salina Street apartment and retains Pulaski Cold Storage.
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Pulaski
Randall Hotel
Dean Richardson
Jack Markel
Ontario
Canada
Markel
Mr. Richardson
Richardson
Salina St
Hill-Dale cross country meet yields Bees victory
Boni Tolaff of Hannibal dies at home in Oswego county. Tolaff, born in Serbia, longtime farmer and World War II Army veteran, finished 2 tie for first with a 12.16 time on a 2.2 mile course as Baldwinsville Bees beat Fulton High School in cross country. Funeral arrangements set at Dain Furerail Home with burial in Rural Cemetery.
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Oswego
Agnes Jabs Tolaft
David
Ira
Dain Furerail Y
Rurai
Study Club To Meet on Wednesday
Pulaski notes the Tuesday Club will meet on Wednesday instead of Tuesday. The session at Mrs. Paul K. Foster’s home features hostesses Miss Ida Scriger and W. Eason with an open forum on Campaign Issues led by Attorneys Donald MacNaughton of Pulaski and Hosmer Culkin of Oswego. E. Leslie Mitigu of Palast ral School and Mrs. Dav McFarland of Fulton preside.
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Pulaskl
Paul K. Foster
Ida Scriger
W. Eason
Donald MacNaughton
Pulaski
Hosmer Culkin
Oswego
E. Leslie Mitigu
Palastral School
Dav McFarland
Fulton
Taki
Fulton Wins Narrow Dual Meet Against Baldwinsville
Fulton scored 45 points to Baldwinsville 17 as eight Bees finished in the top ten led by Ed Perau fifth and John Walker third with Billy Lowery fourth. Other Fulton leaders included Ed Dixon and Clark Rathourn while Baldwinsville featured Howard Loveless Lymwood Aller and Bob Allen. In the freshman race Fulton and Baldwinsville tied 28 28 with Tilden of Fulton first in 13 30 over the same distance.
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Baldwinsville
Fulton
John Walker
Billy Lowery
The
Bees
Ed Perau
Ed Dixon
Howard Loveless
Clark Rathourn
Lymwood Aller
Bob Allen
Baldwins
Tilden
Fredenburg dies at 84 in Constantia
Fulton Chauncey Fredenburg, 84, died this morning at his Constantia home. Born in Volney, he lived in Constantia for years. Survived by two sons Elmer of Constantia and Chauncey of Syracuse, six grandchildren. Services at Constantia Methodist Church and Grange installation events follow. Burial in Constantia. Oyster supper planned. Richard Hilton named Grange master. Local obituary notes and community events.
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Fulton
Chauncey
Fredenjours
Constantia
Volney
Elmer, Edenbrug
Gaeuncey Fredenburg
Pulin
Lasks Grange
Constantia Methodist Church
Richard Hilton
Grange
David Moe
Richard Mandigo
Marshall Minot
Fulton Births Report From Le Memorial Hospital
Recent births at Le Memorial Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Tompkins Hannibal and sons to Mr and Mrs Son Myers 352 Isc Dominick Pannafino 26 W Thirst Mr and Mrs Orazio Melita 120 W Sixth and Mrs Raymond is LD 4 Osweto
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Fulton
le Memorial Hospital
William
Tompkins
Hannibal
Myers
Isc
Dominick Pannafino
W. Thirst
Orazio Melita
Raymondis
Osweto
Women to Meet Faeton in Veterans Group Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 5 PM. President Helen Guertside. Officers meet at 7:30 for floor work practice.
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Vaeaw
Faeton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Helen Guert
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Syracuse Herald Journal
U. S. Army
C.B.A
Fulton High
Joseph Cushman
Bill Joice
Charles Murphy
Joe Dickquist
Robert Allen
Bill Allen
Ed Scerbo
Marlin Mills
John Romz2s
Don Manitta
Jack Porter
Rodnene
Bob Keller
Steve Jetfer
John XI
Tom Lavecchi
John Niccoli
Harold Perau
Dave Jeffrey
Dave Smith
Joe Nicoti
Paul Bidwell
Martin Petrie
Alex Flett
John Muscalino
Rear
Charles Wheeler
John Abbott
Don Vescio
Bill Laboda
Arlen Kimball
Ray Best
Gordon Adams
Dick Howard
Eric Rasmussen
Mike Novae
Paul Pickett
Don Bullard
Bill Traxton
Loe Penkala
Andy Ve
iVote
Mrs. Simmons
Chest
WOSC
Fulton-Oswego
Miss Culkin
Clarkson Rotc
Markles
Pulaski Hotel
B’ville
Boni Tolaff
Theta Phi Sorority
Renee Haber
Irene Lang
Sylvia Shein
Patricia Lauri
Ville
C. M. Fredenburg
Robert N. Petigrue
Division of Placement and
Division of Employment
Charles R. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Presbyterian Church
B. C. Jackman
First Baptist Church
4. S. Lowrie
West Baptist
Charles Martin
Trinity Methodist
Dean Noble
Mary Olsen
Church of the Nazarene
Robert Jones
Minetto
Rosemary Panzica
Chicago
John Panzica
Donald Patrick
Percy Patrick
Fulton, RD 1
West River Rd
Patrick
Frank
Alene
Cora
West Broadway Grill
West BroaDway Fulton, Wny
Monight’s Movies
Pulaski Ballet Theater
Wiening
Doris Day
Ronald Reason
Frank Adhler
Digeeator
Rod Catherons
Rost Beery. Jr
Peesie Castle
Iminetto
Midiay Drive-In
Widobn Derek
Donna Reed
Seabisclit
Technicolor
Shirley Temple
Barry Fitzceralé
Tenicht
Fulton Or
Stogens
Fuston Community Fund
Felton Community Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Presto Steam Iron
Breiler King
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