Obituary notices cluster from Syracuse area Aug 1941
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of Syracuse and nearby towns dated Aug 1 to Aug 4 1941. Names include James J Broth Grace Purdy Hughes Gustave A Bang Jeanette Ann Meyers Catherine Mulligan Robert J OConnor John O Hara Al Bina Petragnani Margaret Coughlin Sherlock Frank Shine Matilda Stevens Roy K Walters Hannah West John R Young and others with survivors, funeral venues, and burial sites. Arrangements documented by local funeral homes.
Engineer F K Cooper Dies at 82 in Watertown
Fred Kingsley Cooper longtime New York Central engineer died at 7 P M Sunday in University Hospital of the Good Shepherd after a long illness Born in Rome June 9 1959 he lived in Cape Vincent and Syracuse He worked for the R W O Railroad later New York Central then New York Air Brake Co in Watertown Dexter Sulphite Co and retired in 1950 Surviving are a daughter a granddaughter two sisters and a son Funeral services will be at 2 P M Wednesday at Wilcox Van Ness in Watertown with burial in Watertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kingsley Cooper
New York Central
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Rome
Mr. Conner
Cape Vincent
Syracuse
New York Air Brake Company
Watertown
Dexter Sulphite Company
Dexter
Air Brake Company
Cooper
R, W. & O. Pioneer
New York Central Veterans’ Association
Watertown Lodge
Yorke Rite
Water
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America Samuel B. Botsford
Samuel B. Botsford aged 64 a Buffalo Chamber of Commerce executive vice president and Seaway opposition leader died in Buffalo He was a Vergennes Vermont native a Middlebury College graduate and held a University of Buffalo law degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Samuel B. Botsford
Buffalo
Buffalo Chamber of iCommerce
Botsford
Vergennes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Middlebury College
University of Buffalo
Henry F Niedringhaus Dies At 76 Former Congressman
Henry F Niedringhaus aged 76 died in St Louis. The three term Republican congressman from Missouri’s old 10th District also served as imperial potentate of the Shrine of North America. He rose to prominence in St Louis and national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry F. Niedringhaus
Old 10Th Missouri
Imperial
Notable Business Figures Pass Away Across Cities
Chicago mourns George Bain Everitt former Montgomery Ward president and ex En cyclopedia Britannica manager at 31. Philadelphia notes Florence Berger former Chronicle News owner publisher. Bernard Snow dean of crop experts and ex Republican leader. Irving Wayland Bonbright retired investor and director. Erie founder of American Sterilizer J. E. Hall. Irvington banker Robert A. Patterson, late Rockefeller golfing partner, dies after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Bain Everitt
Montgomery Ward & Company
Encyclopedia Brittanica Corporation
Merchandise National Bank
Philadelphia
Florence Iredell Berger
Allentown, Pa
Chronicle News
Bernard W. Snow
Robert A. Patterson
Irvington
INS
John D. Rockefeller
James Devine, Former Prison Wardens Leader, Dies
Salt Lake City reports the death at age 82 of James Devine, longtime president of the American Prison Wardens Association and the International Association of Fire Chiefs, noted as a prominent figure in corrections and fire service leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
James Devine
American Prison Wardens’ Association
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Local Funeral Directors Listings in Syracuse Area
Announcements list multiple funeral homes and line items with addresses and phone numbers including M L Callahan John J Molloy David F Kearney Kempf F uneral Parlors Cornell Greenleap Cuest Pirro Sons Joseph Frasier Carroll Co Eaton Sickinley Homes and florists like Markowitz Florist and Lynch. Includes service details and contact points for obituaries and arrangements.
Death notices Bulky Syracuse area obituaries listed
Funeral announcements for Mrs. Jennie Fellows 79 of South Townsend Street and others note services at A. C. Schumacher memorial home with Rev. William Montgomery and Rev. I Walter Tildesley, burial at local cemeteries. Survivors include children, grandchildren, and siblings across Cortland Homer Onondaga Valley Osceola Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Fellows
South Townsend Street
Riley Fellows
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. C. Schumacher
William Montgomery
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Tly
Tully
Fellows
Syracuse
Walter Miller
Orange Hobart
Cortland
Blacksmith John Weiland Dies of Heart Attack in Syracuse
John A. Weiland a Syracuse Transit Company blacksmith for 30 years died suddenly of a heart attack at his home 1810 Lodi Street He was lifelong Syracuse resident Assumption Church member and affiliate of the Amalgamated Association of Railway and Bus Operators Rites set for 8:30 A M Wednesday at home and 9 in Assumption Church Burial in Assumption Cemetery Also noted Miss Nellie M Wilson 80 of 1640 Valley Drive died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital Services Wednesday Ballweg funeral home burial Onondaga Valley Cemetery A Memphis native she lived in Syracuse 50 years A seamstress before retirement Surviving brother and nephews listed She was believed oldest member of Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lod! Street
John A. Weiland
Louise Sehneider
Peter Seeland
Arthur Wahl
Florence Weiland
Association of Raunady
Church of Assumption
Assumption Cemetery
Frank H. Wenz & Co
Syracuse Transit Company
Lodi Street
Syracuse
North Side
Assumption Church
Division 550
Amalgamated Association of Railway and Bus Operators
Louise Schneider
Florence Wetland
Nellie M. Wilson
Valley Drive
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ballweg Funeral Home
South Salina Street
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Memphis
Miss Wilson
Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Frank Shine 67 in Johnstown and at Saint Lucy's
Funeral services for Frank Shine age 67 of 509 South West Street will be held at 9 A.M. Tuesday at John G. Butter funeral home and a half hour later at Saint Lucy's Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. He is survived by a brother William Shine of Johnstown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A. G
Essie Spraker Lane
Fred Seidenfuss
Anna Biensch
Richard Buechner
Frank Nd
Albert
Zman Lang
Cornell, Clement & Greenleaf, Inc
West Onondaga Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
Shine
Frank Shine
William Shine
Johnstown
John G. Butler
St. Lucy's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
South West Street
John G. Butter
West Newell Street
Saint Lucy’s Church
Funeral for Mrs Albina Petragnani Tuesday
Mrs Albina Petragnani 59 of 317 Butternut Street died Saturday. Service at 9:45 A.M. at home and 9:30 A.M. in Our Lady of Pompei Church with Rev William L Walsh High Mass. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Bearers: Joseph Peluso II, John Peluso of Rome, James Peluso, Vincent Peluso, Stephen Bennett, and Joseph Galemi.
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Petragnani
Albina Petragnant
Felice Petragnani
Alphonse
Albert
John Vardiello
Matta Giovanni Peluso
Italy
Joseph Peluso
Gaetano Peluso
Rome
Immaculate Rinucci
Butternut Street
Our Lady
Pompei Church
Giends
Assumption Cemetery
Pirra & Sons
Albina Petragnani
Our Lady of Pompei Church
William L. Walsh
Joseph iI
John Peluso
James Peluso
Vincent Peluso
Stephen Bennett
Joseph Galemi
Franks V Sessler Bearers at Jamesville Funeral
Funeral services for Francis V. Sessler were held at his Jamesville home and Saint Mary's Church with high mass by Rev. Vincent P. O Connor. Burial followed in Assumption Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Roy KR Watters of Fayetteville and John O Hara of Syracuse with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs V. Sessler
Francis V. Sessler
Jamesville
R. D
Charles Balensky
Charles B. Sessler
Leo Sessler
Charles Sessler
William Neukirk
William Grabowski
Saint Mary's Church
Vincent P. O'Connor
Assumption Cemetery
Mrs Hannah West Last Rites Planned In Calvary Church
Mrs Hannah West widow of Alva Dayton West dies at home on Hood Avenue. Funeral services scheduled for 10:30 A M Tuesday at Calvary Episcopal Church with burial in Orwell. A Manchester England native she is survived by three sons, including the Rev.
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West
Hannah West
George
Osceola Mills
Herbert D
Kirk West
Syracuse
Lexel Hole
Fred
Stanley
Alex
James Wild
Calvary Episcopal Church
Orwell
Traugott, Lohman & Frasier Funeral Home
Alva Dayton West
Hood Avenue
Last rites for Mrs Anna Harris and Mr John Young
Mrs Anna Harris 74 of 533 Delaware Street died Sunday after a year long illness. Funeral 11 45 A M Wednesday at Kempt Funeral Home Syracuse burial at Marathon. She was born in Marathon and widow of Edward Harris. One son Henry Sherwood and one grandchild Florence Sherwood survive. John R Young 61 of Mycenae died suddenly at home Monday. He leaves wife Millie Freeborn Young, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 30 P M Wednesday at home with Rev Dr Ellsworth C Reamon. Burial Kirkville.
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Young
Mycenae
John R. Young
Mille Freeborn Young
Harry Philips
Miami
Fla
Lloyd Reanee
William Fisher
Tillsonburg
Canada
Wiig
Detroit
Micn
Leonora Young
Chittenango
Ellsworth Reamon
Betts Memorial
Kirkvile
BR. Eaton
Anna Harris
Delaware Street
Kempt Funeral Home
Fitch Street
Harold L. Clark
Marathon
Harris
Syracuse
Edward Harris
Henry Sherwood
Florence Sherwood
Millie Freeborn Young
Harry Phillips
Lloyd Swance
Milo Young
Mich
Leonard Young
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Betis Memorial Universalist Church
Kirkville
Dudley Tapplan Dies After Short Illness At University Hospital
Dudley Tapplan aged 44 of 312 Mal verne Drive died Sunday night at University Hospital of the Good Shepherd where he had been a patient for one day. The body had not yet been released to a funeral director by Monday afternoon.
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Dudley Tapplan
Malverne Drive
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Mrs Mulligan Dies in Hospital Rites Wednesday
Mrs. Catherine A Mulligan of 316 Rich Street wife of John Mulligan died at 12 40 AM Monday in St Josephs Hospital after a short illness A native of Ireland she had lived in Syracuse 40 years She was a communicant of Most Holy Rosary Church and member of its Altar and Rosary Societies Surviving husband daughter Mrs Edwin Adsit two granddaughters of Groton Conn a brother Michael Corcoran of Ireland two nephews and two nieces Requiem high mass at Most Holy Rosary Church followed by burial in St Agnes Cemetery
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Mulligan
Catherine A. Mulligan
John
Edwin Adesit
Michael
Conn
Michael Corcoran
Ireland
Most Holy Rosary Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Murphy dies after Kentucky Senate bid falters
Covington Ky Aug 4 Former State Senator John T Murphy 50 died today of a heart attack as returns from Saturdays primary show his bid for a political comeback failed Murphy previously gained notice as attorney for Mrs Madeline Corby Morgan Webber and daughter Marie Therese Corby facing forgery charges in Cincinnati He fought extradition was disbarred by Kentucky courts and left the state Senate in 1937 Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
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John T. Murphy
Kentucky Senate
Covington
Murphy
Madeline Corby Morgan Webber
Marie Therese Corby
Cincinnati
Corby
Gianquitti Rites Set for Wednesday in Syracuse
Rites for Victor W. Gianquitti 26 Army Air Corps Cadet killed in a trainer plane crash at Warrior Alabama during a storm will be held Wednesday morning in Syracuse at 8:30 at his parents home 310 Beecher Street and at 9 in Our Lady of Pompei Church with a high mass of requiem by Rev William L Walsh Burial in Assumption Cemetery will follow.
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Gianquitti
Syracuse
Victor W. Gianquitti
Army Air Corps
Warrior
Ala
Angelo Gianquitti
Beecher Street
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Committee Named By Dairy Farmers For Milk Hearing
Glenn Bullock of Edwards James 3B Thompson of Gouverneur and William Jenner of Potsdam are named to represent the Dairy Farmers Union of St. Lawrence County at milk hearings in Watertown August 5 and 6. Two more members will be named to form a five member committee. H Frank Jones of Gouverneur attended the hearings in New York. County DPU leaders will confer with AFL representatives about possible DFU affiliation this week.
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Couverneur
Glenn Bullock
Edwards
James
Thompson
Gouverneur
William Jenner
Potsdam
Dairy Farmers Union
St. Lawrence County
Watertown
H. Frank Jones
Marble City
D.F.U
New York
D.P.U
A. F. of L
Df.u
Labor Federation
Fire destroys barn and shed on Mannsville farm
Oneida August 4 The Mannsville Fire Department answered a call Saturday night to the farm of O M Cunningham a mile south of Marble Hill A barn and a storage shed were destroyed at an estimated loss of 1500 The barn was empty but a tractor and some farm implements near it burned
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Oneida
Mannsville
Oo. M. Cunningham
Marble Hill
Deaths in Syracuse Area Reach Local Notices
William L. Viau 71 of Watertown, Mrs. Clarence Allan 41 of Watertown, Fred L. Pierce 70 of Watertown, and Fred Shorter listed in local death notices with brief hometown references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
William L. Viau
Watertown
Clarence Allan
Fred L. Pierce
Fred Shorter
Aavarn
Pine Camp Traffic Cops Differ at Camp
Pine Camp introduces its own traffic system with soldier traffic cops at intersections, lemon yellow and black parking signs for personnel, and a post traffic bureau issuing colored license plates. Plates vary by status with white for officers, blue for noncoms, red for civilians. total issued reach 1,955 with on file 760 officer, 394 enlisted, and 801 civilian registrations.
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Pine Camp
L. L. Brown
Joseph R. LaMar
Construction Quartermaster’s
Service Club
Division Hill
Army of the Curious
The Brighter Side on Klobyasch and Canfield Cards
The column debates klobyasch or klob games, noting three handed terabusch and two handed kloby asch, with Danny Goodman confirming old New York klubbers and famed players while recalling China of the Hickory House. It also discusses Canfield solitaire as a harmless morale booster and the writer’s struggle against temptation to cheat.
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New York
Danny Goodman
Klobyasch
Terabusch
Terry
Lower East Side
Danny
Mike Lyman
Los Angeles
Ae Duhach
Broadway
China
Private Murphy Takes No Orders From Civilians
Private Edward Murphy of the 35th armored Regiment at Pine Camp defied civilians when threatened with drunkenness. He climbed a 30 foot parapet of a bridge and declared he took orders only from an army officer. A first lieutenant ordered him down and Murphy saluted before heading to the lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Edward Murphy
35Th Armored Regiment
Pine Camp
Murphy
Oswego County 4-H Style Revue in Lowville District event
Eighteen Oswego County 4-H girls compete today at Lowville Free Academy in a district style revue. Winners advance to represent an eight county district at the New York State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County
Pulaski
Lowville Free Academy
Dam Built By Lumber Corporation At Nobelboro
The Monse River Lumber Corporation begins a seven year dam project across West Canada Creek at Nobelboro to float logs from Swanson. John Johnston leads the effort with Elmer Bernier and Joseph Moran directing construction. The dam covers about 75 acres, will be 200 feet across, and employ over 150 workers while producing more than 15,000 cords of pulpwood annually.
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Poland
Monse River Lumber Corporation
West Canada Creek
Nobelboro
Swanson
John Johnston
Port Leyden
Adirondack League
Haskells
Swanson Dam
Farrell Lumber Company
St. Regis Paper Company
Deferiet
J. P. Lewis Company
Bever Falls
Elmer Bernier
Boonville
Joseph Moran
Constableville
Sheds To Protect City Equipment Near Completion
Ogdensburg August 4 Work on the eight thousand dollar city sheds on Washington Street is expected to be completed this month after transfer of fifteen hundred dollars in city funds. The concrete block structure will replace a wooden building long used to house city machinery and equipment and was authorized by the Common Council after City Engineer Charles H. Lord reported ongoing losses of equipment and materials due to poor storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Washington Street
Common Council
Charles H. Lord
Court convenes on the lawn as heat pushes case forward
In Johnson County Kansas U S District Court sat outside under a shade tree as Judge Richard J Hopkins presided with reporters table and folding chairs replacing courtroom walls. 240 defendants faced oil and gas lease suits led by Dan Preston of Wichita whose bid for revival of leases ended with a summary judgment for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Federal Justice In
Kansas
Richard J. Hopkins
Johnson County
Seagoing Picket Buys Drinks for Police at Jones Beach
Ted H. Zittel, a self styled union trouble shooter, sailed a 36 foot craft off Jones Beach on a weekend, delivering patriotic speeches urging defense bond purchases and urging beachgoers to avoid restaurant workers linked to New York City unions. After multiple speeches, the Long Island State Park Commission sent a police boat to issue a court summons for unnecessary noise. Zittel vowed to fight the charges, predicted a Supreme Court fight, and bought a round of soft drinks for the officers who served the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted H. Zittel
Jones Beach
Long Island State Park
Zittel
Long Island
Bathed
Shirt Pocket Meal Test at Fort Snelling
Fort Snelling Minnesota August 4 tests begin on condensed 12 ounce meals packed with German courage tablets mainly dextrose and dried foods. A dozen soldiers plus officers simulate field conditions marching 15 miles daily then undergo medical evaluations by Dr. Ancel Keys and Lt. Col Rohland A Isker as trials could expand to Wright Field and 10 000 units next fall.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
United States
Rohland A. Isker
Army Subsistence Laboratory
Chicago
Ancel Keys
University of Minnesota Medical School
Minneapolis
Military Police Battalion
Dr. Keys
Kith
Wright Field
Boulder Dam
Isker
R. R. McDowell
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