Metzger Death Notice and Several Obituaries
Aug 3 1946 death notice for Valentine Metzger of 345 Bacer Avexte, with survivors and funeral details. Aug 3 1336 entry for Julia Myzgala age 63 of 629 Brecocmar Avenue, lists survivors and service times. Aug 4 1954 Rettig death in Frasier Funeral Home services and church burial. Mussell obituary for Ella M Russell Mussell Skaneateles funeral details. Mae Pollock Snell obituary with service by Fairchild Meech and interment. multiple survivors listed.
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Metzger
Valentine J. Metzger
Bacer
Sota Leger Menser
Cashier
Kar van Deisour
Norman Woontun
Woodiasa
Ocondaga Stree
Gurcay
Bordyrski
Puneral
N &T. Michael's
Berdynia
In Loving Memory of Three Year Old Lee Nemetl Jr
A memorial notice from Syracuse honors Lee R. Nemetl Jr aged three who died August 4 1946. Parents report a sorrowful wake of prayer and imagined signs from the child as bells breeze and wind convey a godly visitation and tender farewell from the grave site with family names included.
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Lee R. Nemetl, Jr
Syracuse
John F Barrett Dies Of Heart Attack
John F Barrett of 404 Hamilton St office manager for Kelley Bros died at home of a heart attack. He was a Syracusan, active in Knights of Columbus and community groups. survived by wife Belle Hayden Barrett two daughters and extended family. Funeral details note St Patrick's Church services and burial at St Agnes Cemetery.
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John EF. Barrett
Hamilton St
Kelley Bros
Salina St
James J. Barrett
New York State Court of Claims
Barrett
St. Patrick’s Church
Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Central New York
Steuben Assembly
The
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
West Side Improvements Assn
St. Mary's Church Men's Club
Holy Name Society
St. Patrick's Church
Belle Hayden Barrett
Mary Barrett
Syracuse
Richard J. Schille
Hagerstown
Margaret B. Dorsey
Joseph B. Dorsey
St. Michael's Seminary
Toronto
Can
Stt. Agnes Cemetery
Rites for Winferd L. Stowell Sr. Monday at Nedrow
Services for Winferd L. Stowell Sr. of 225 W Roswell Ave Nedrow who died Thursday will be held Monday at 10 a m in John G Butler Funeral Home with Rev Dr William Montgomery officiating Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Stowell a 15 year Nedrow resident was a self employed refrigerator and washer service man formerly with Fro Joy Ice Cream Co Survivors include Mildred P Stowell daughter Margaret E Stowell two sons John L Stowell and Set Winford L Stowell Jr USMC a brother Edward Stowell step mother Martha Stowell and a grandchild Friends may call today 7 9 p m and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Eugene Shaw
W. Borden Ave
Jackson Ridge
Buffalo
The
Eagles
Gerald E. Shaw
Binghamton
Glenn H. Shaw
Syracuse
Homer Shaw
Elbridge
Garrett Clere
E. Washington St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Edward J. Ryan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's See
John G. Butler
William Montgomery
Woodlawn
Nedrow
Stowell
Fro-Joy Ice Cream Co
Mildred P. Stowell
Margaret E. Stowell
John L. Stowell
Winford L. Stowell Jr
USMC
Edward Stowell
Utica
Martha Stowell
East Aurora
Florence H. Henry
McClure Ave
Florence Houghkirk Henry
St. Joseph's Hospital
Henry
Walgreen Drug Co
St. Anthony of Padua
CWO
Robert L. Henry
Raymond T. Henry
John Zopfi
Charles
William Houghkirk
Lawrence Brennan
Ida Burchester
St. Agnes Cemetery
D E Brown Dies At 122 Dewey Ave Onondaga Club Manager
Donald E. Brown 122 Dewey Ave died today at Crouse Irving Hospital after a short illness. He managed the men’s locker room at Onondaga Country Club. Survived by wife Dorothy Thurston Brown, son Donald M. Brown, daughter Mrs Gregory McKennis, sister Mrs Frank Murray, brother Ralph Brown, five grandchildren. Weber Funeral Home to hold services. burial White Chapel Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers Heart Fund.
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Donald E. Brown
Dewey Ave
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Onondaga Country Club
Brown
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Dorothy Thurston Brown
Donald M. Brown
Gregory McKennis
Frank Murray
Ralph Brown
Weber Funeral Home
Joseph Lewien
White Chapel Memory Gardens
Heart Fund
Services for Mrs Currenti at Minale Funeral Home
Funeral services for Cristina Currenti 63 of 119 Josephine St will begin Tuesday morning at 8 30 at the Minale Funeral Home followed by a 9 30 Mass at Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Burial is in Assumption Cemetery. She lived in Syracuse 25 years born in Italy and is survived by her husband Carmen and daughter Mrs Joseph Celi both of Syracuse plus a son two brothers and a sister in Italy and two grandchildren. Public calling hours are listed today and tomorrow with additional times Monday.
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Cristina Currenti
Josephine St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Minale
Our Lady of Pampei
Currenti
Notable Syracuse Area Obituaries Lead With Local Names
Rollie J. Kennedy aged 69 of Lake Placid Percy J. Wadsworth 86 of McGraw Seymore Wricht 87 of Lowville Harold Cox 69 of Ithaca Inco HW Kelleher of Phoenix listed among Syracuse area deaths with brief identifications and ages.
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Rollie J. Kennedy
Lake Placid
Percy J. Wadsworth
McGraw
Seymore Wricht
Lowville
Harold Cox
Ithaca
Inco HW. Kelleher
Phoenix
Mrs. Mae Pollock Snell Dies in Syracuse Nursing Home
Mrs. Mae Pollock Snell wife of Leo M. Snell proprietor of Snell's Dance Studio died in a Syracuse nursing home. She lived at 179 Durston Ave and helped run the studio. Surviving are her husband son George a sister four brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral at Fairchild Meech Chapel Monday at 11 a m with burial in St Johnsville. Public call hours tomorrow.
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Prnenda
Johnsville
Onondaga Barret Bunday
Mae Pollock Snell
Leo M. Snell
Snell
Syracuse
Durston Ave
Corinthian Club
Generaska Club
Salvation Army Auxiliary
George L. Snell
George Rapp
Marines Harden Up With Combat Conditioning Course
At Hancock Field the 2nd Tank Battalion runs a 150-yard combat course four times weekly with 15 instructors overseeing. About 400 members complete the obstacle sequence and logs, ramps, barbed wire, walls, and a 25-yard rifle dash to build physical and mental readiness.
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2Nd Tank Battalion
Hancock Field
Arthur N. Hale
2D Tank Battalion
Leach
Hale
Solvay Youth Dies at Home in Solvay
Richard John Williams, 15, of 319 Charles Ave Solvay, died at his home from pulmonary and cerebral edema. He was a student at Solvay School. Survived by his parents five brothers seven sisters and two grandm others. Funeral held at St Cecilia's Church after a morning wake.
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Richard John Williams
Charles Ave
Solvay
Harry L. Gilmore
Solvay School
John Williams
Leo
William
Kenneth
Robert
James Williams
Michael Fatherie Jr
Robert Keller
Sally Williams
Benjamin Farsaci
Norman Gould
Sandra
Betty Williams
St. Cecilia's Church
Two Local Residents Die, One a War Veteran
Thomas B. Reidy and Lawrence J. Rettig die in city and hospital. Reidy a Halcomb Steel worker and St. Anthony de Padua parishioner, survived by wife Margaret and siblings. Rettig, WWI veteran and Woodlawn Cemetery caretaker, survived by wife Mary and brothers. funeral plans set at Fraiser Funeral Home and Assumption Church with viewing hours listed.
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Thomas B. Reidy
S. Saling
S. Salina St
Halcomb Steel Plant
St. Anthony de Padua
Margaret Sven Reidy
David Reidy
Elizabeth Reidy
Saint John of St. Joseph’s Order
Schenectady
Cody & James Funeral Home
4-H Dress Review District Event in New Hartford
Seventeen 4-H Club girls from Onondaga and nearby counties join peers from Herkimer, Lewis, Madison, Oneida and Oswego to compete in a district dress review at the New Hartford Methodist Church. Awards of excellence qualify participants for the state event at the New York State Fair and potentially the national contest in Chicago.
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Onondaga County
Herkimer
Lewis
Madison
Oneida
Oswego
New Hartford Methodist Church
Mary Crego
Elaine Collins
Judy Connor
Judy Loveless
Ellen Schlecht
Marilyn Quartz
Mancy Baker
Baldwinsville
Frances Williams
Joan ‘Smith
Ruth Peters
Elbridge
Joan Wheeler
Jordan
Nancy Steingraber
Charlotte Warner
Nedrow
Patricia Terrill
Fabius
Marjorie Holbrook
Lafayette
Florence Frost
Skaneateles
Valerie Nolan
Marietta
Chicago
Weather by Wirephoto Cool nights east warm west
It will stay cool tonight in the North and Middle Atlantic States and turn a bit warmer near the Western Great Lakes. Highs will exceed across the Mississippi to the Rockies and much of the South. Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected Michigan to the Dakotas, Florida, and Western Montana.
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North
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Rockies
South
Michigan
Dakotas
Florida
Huntana
Weather Forecast Reads Cloudy Skies and Mild Warmth Ahead
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers tonight and early tomorrow. Partly cloudy tomorrow afternoon and warmer. Low tonight around 60 and high tomorrow near 80. Notable records include yesterday's high 79 and record highs and lows from 1944 and 1914. Regional notes list varied temperatures across multiple cities with highs and lows.
First 1956 Lake Trout Won by Wayne Tyler at Tupper Lake
Wayne Tyler of Big Lake wins the 1956 season opener in the Tupper Lake Rod and Gun Club contest with a 33 inch lake trout from Upper Saranac Lake weighing 12 pounds. The fish marks the season's first entry in the event.
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Wayne Tyler
Saranac Lake
Not Guilty Plea In Attack Case Charged Man Arrested
Ceartes Jackson aged 73 of 75 Harripeoak faces second degree robbery and first degree grand larceny charges after allegedly attacking Miss Janis LaRowe. Bail set at 5000 on each charge. grand jury expected September. Victim assisted by three bystanders. purse tied to suspect found on his belt.
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Ceartes Jackson
Harripeo Ok
P. Leo Dorsey
Jackson
Janis LaRowe
Walnut Ave
University Ave
Lal Vanleeee
Pattee
Rae Cone
Miss LaRowe
Gladys Taylor
E. Genesee St
William Miller
Syracuse University
Ralph Adsit
Walter Heil
Ross Retires From Job On Railroad
Anthony Ross of 1337 LeMoyne Ave retires after fifty years in railroading serving as brakeman then freight conductor in the Rochester Buffalo and Syracuse divisions. He receives a gold pass for system wide travel as E J Gibbons lauds his fifty year service to the New York Central System.
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Anthony Ross
LeMoyne Ave
Ross
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
E. J. Gibbons
New York Central
Bird Blamed For Fire At Beard Avenue Home
Two boys found a fire set by a bird carrying a burning cigarette at Ernest Harrison's home 406 W Beard Ave. Robert Harrison 15 said he was transmitting to Alexandria Bay when flames began. District Chief Wright ruled attic wiring sound and a bird with a lighted cigarette was the possible cause. Home insured for $10,000. damage estimate unavailable. Firefighters shielded transmitter and furniture with tarps.
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Ernest Harrison
W. Beard Ave
Harrison
Robert
Alexandria Bay
Burton Wright
Paul Serbun
Burton
Secretary Files Bankruptcy Petition in Syracuse Court
Dorothy A Crawford a secretary of 133 North Ave Syracuse filed a bankruptcy petition in U S Court today seeking release from debts of 1559 She reports no assets to cover the claims in the filing.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Utica
Dorothy A. Crawford
North Ave
Syracuse
U. S
Reschke Elected to Syracuse NACA Chapter
Charles Reschke assistant comptroller of Smith Corona Inc was elected to membership of the Syracuse chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at the last board meeting. He is also active in the American Management Association and the National Machine Accounting Association.
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Charles Reschke
Smith Corona, Inc
Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Reschke
American Management Association
National Machine Accounting Association
Merger Approved Beech-Nut and Life Savers Firms
Stockholders of Beech-Nut Packing Co. and Life Savers Corp have approved the merger effective Aug. 1. The combined entity, Beech-Nut Life Savers Inc., will trade on the New York Stock Exchange starting Aug. 2 with a stock ratio of 1.2 Beech-Nut shares to 1 Life Savers share and 3,212,634 common shares outstanding.
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Beech-Nut Packing Co
Life Savers Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Beech- Nut Life Savers Inc
Beech-Nut
Life Savers
Crash Damages Cars In Route 11 Collision Near Diner
Syracusan Harvey Babcock, 67, of 206 Williams Ave, sustained chest injuries and bruises after a Saturday morning crash near the Knotty Pine Diner on Route 11. He was taken to House of the Good Samaritan for X rays. Charles Doyle, 21, Dry Hill Air Force Base, drove north and struck the Babcock vehicle while attempting to avoid the collision. Doyle’s car rolled over after crossing the diner driveway, traveling 180 feet and into the front lawn of Justice of the Peace Fred F. Pond. Doyle was shaken but uninjured.
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Herald-Journal Wire Watertown
Harvey Babcock
Williams Ave
Syracuse
Knotty Pine
Adams Center
House of the Good Samaritan
Babcock
Charles Doyle
Dry Hill Air Force Base
Doyle
Justice of the Peace
Fred F. Pond
Auburn Banker on Harriman Group In National Businessmen for Harriman
A New York committee chairman announced that Eugene C. Donovan president of Auburn Trust Co. is among more than 100 leading businessmen in over 24 states enlisted in the National Businessmen for Harriman Committee. Dowling is president of City Investing Co. in New York.
Teacher From Fayetteville Sails To Britain Exchange
Fayetteville fifth grade teacher Ruth A. Parker joins 99 American teachers in a year long foreign teaching exchange with Britain. Parker sails today aboard the S.S. United States and will swap positions with Mrs. Doris F. Whittingham of Torquay England. Whittingham and other Britons will arrive aboard the Queen Elizabeth in New YorkAug. 14 then visit Washington for a week. Salary and travel costs are shared under the Fulbright Act.
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Herald-Journal Bureau
Washington
Torquay
England
Thomas Dunn 81 Rome resident dies after long illness
Thomas J. Dunn 81 of Rome RD 4 died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Thomas A. Cox Funeral Home and St. Peter's Church. Born April 23 1876 in Irish Ridge Oneida he married Madge McDonough in 1900. He worked at Oneida County Hospital Rome Brasa and Copper Springbrook dairy Griffiss AFB and leaves two daughters and three sisters.
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Rome
Thomas J. Dunn
Thomas A. Cox
St. Peter’s Church
Dunn
Irish Ridge
Oneida
Madge McDonough
St. Peter's
Oneida County Hospital
Old Rome
James Isulan
Brookline
Mass
Asa Cole
Ilion
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Ino
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Raymond J. Bordynski
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Waller Granite CO
Grant Bivd
Karl Lutz Monument Co
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W.L. Stowell
Winferd L. Stowell Sr
W. Roswell Ave
D. E. Brown
Wanecocek Field
Jack Krest
Cristena Currenti
Leo Snell
George
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Frank H. Shimer
St. Johnsville Cemetery
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