David Slone-dslone@timesuniononline.com
Above, Jerry and Julia Frush renew their wedding vows in an old-fashioned ceremony during Oswego Trader Days Saturday. The Frushes have been married 45 years. Jack Worth (R), pastor of Dutchtown Brethren Church, performed the ceremony. Darlene Wallace (standing between the couple) served as a witness. Visitors to the two-day annual event, held on the community building's grounds and at the Pound Store, were greeted by re-enactors dressed in the pioneer era - 1765 to 1865. Several educational lectures were held, including a black powder demonstration by Stone Trace Regulars. Pioneer crafts, wood products and trading post goods were available for purchase. Photo by Teresa Smith, Times-Union
