Dividends Planned by G L F Service Inc Amid School Gift
Dividends totaling about 16123 dollars are to be divided by G L F Service Inc among Kepauun district and Byzantse Cooperative after a gift to Fairmount Central School. The distribution follows a four percent dollar volume structure on warrants, with a single tax and per cent of four thousand five hundred dollars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.L.F. Service, Inc
Sanureris Olre Seta Gear Seay
Byzantse Cooperative
GL Service, Inc
Fairmount Central School
Kepauun Distriol Atauartrae Dhigead
S&y
Budget Changes Expected Little for 1941 City Spending
Kennedy reports the 1941 budget near 1920 levels with minor departmental cuts. Education remains largest item at 300,000, with overall totals around 1,272,586 and 2983,815 for debt service. reductions target personnel, schools, and municipal departments as the debt repayment plan progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
INO
Comris
Sark
Camplrolley
Officlals
Tavings
Raw Milk Warned After Undulant Fever Case
A West End resident contracted undulant fever from raw milk bought north of the city. The commissioner announced a warning and cited city health ordinances banning import of unfinished milk and mandating pasteurization for all milk sold or carried in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orearton T Brat
West End
Doust
Une
Sywecwe
Two Thefts Investigated In Forest Xelstine Case
Police today investigated two thefts reported yesterday. Henry Goodman of Brooktvn said a luggage, a halper of valued at £530, was taken from his car on Ingtton Street. Malin Kelstine of S517 Pleasant Avernu informed patrolmen of a box with a £29 set of diamond cufflinks and other personal items taken from beneath a tree on South Sathmn Street. Goodman reported a ten oval ring, a portable rat, and a Crown suitcase containing clothing stolen from his car. Kelstine said he found the box where he left it when entering a drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goodman
Brooktvn
Kilmer Turner
Ington Street
Forest
Xelstine
Pleasant Avernu
Wil’ An Alier
Cornelius Stapleton
Malin
Baneath
South Sathmn Street
Goodman
William Dade Back to Jamesville Court Arraignment
William Dade of 311 Sout Clintor Street was arraigned yesterday on a public intoxication charge in Syracuse City Court. He paid a $928 fine and received a suspended license, after a prior arrest on a similar charge in Onondaga Street. He completed an earlier sentence for intoxication on August 1.
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William Dade
Jamesville
Byracuse
Tewe
Polley
Onondaga
Safina
Senate
Watchman Found Dead at Pottery Kiln in Amboy
Raymond W. Plant reported the death of Frczwicki Drzewicki at the Syracuse pottery near Amboy. Coroner confirms heart condition as cause. body sent for post mortem. Survived by wife Pearl, three sons Magnus Walter and James, four daughters, two grandchildren, a brother and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ernest Gaki
County
Morine
Foland
Drzewicki
Syracuse
Sacred Heast Church
Pearl Drzewahl
Magslus
Walter
J James Miles
Newark
Andi
Joseph Bucek
Irene
Rely Brzowichi
Cari
Mary
Agnes
Poland
Calls Correct Address Goes Back to Prison
Auburn dispatch reports Stephen Holu tram an escapee from Auburn prison correctly identified by address during a police check. After a tip at 465 State Street proved correct, officers located him near 735 State Street and returned him to the prison with guards James McDonald and Bowerd Dyvis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Stephen Holutram
Sennett
Sergi
State Street
Athurn
Aubure Presoli- Holohan
Ens Cenoste Street
O'Clouk
Lin Ineniach
Raymond Doravan
Mar
Linnetuisch
Gas Station Beating Leads to Public Notice and Charges
Unexplained attack at a gas station left the proprietor injured as police investigate. Station staffer Thomas Bay faces charges as investigations confirm a violent incident at Burnet and Stafford Avenues. Funeral arrangements and court actions follow, with further details pending.
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Wilkinson Street
Thomas P. Bay
LG Markland Avenu
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Burnet
Stafford
Thomas
Felile
Morrisville Plans Air Instrument Repair Training Program
A proposed two year course at Morrisville aims to train 25 students in air instrument repair as an vocational curricular activity. instructors from Schlehr and Coase F. Foell and a state approval process with Civil Aeronautics Authority are noted to enable operation.
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Morrisville
Cronse College
Morse Agricultural Schuh
Avia
Jj. Schlehr
Coase F. Foell
Nountry
Aviarion Sporting Rs
Motim
Donald Mm. Kidd
Lucy Diates
Erangeline Peters
Byeron
Mise
Eleanor’ Sheklin
Mins
Sylvia Wyckoff
Ruth H. Lee
Colleges of Fine Arts’ Art
Tional Education
Bernard O
Sourse
Larsen
Sich
Imag
Cie Civil Aeronal
Sandy
Sutteda
New York
Traffic Wrecks Injure Cyclists and Pedestrians
Three cyclists and three pedestrians were injured in separate car bicycle crashes overnight in the city. Names include Joseph Petussy 33 of Marly borough Road bruised on the left leg, Patsy Caporsi 24 of 132 Befey Avenue Mattydale with injuries to the left leg, and Burr Shaver 4 of Lyman Street Cazenovia who had parked nearby. Also injured were a youth of 18 Corsivo 807 South McBride Street and Lovis Zaner 5 of Weedsport. One victim, Harvey Abrams 62 of Cato, remained in serious condition with brain concussion and scalp lacerations after being hit on the Meridian Hood. William Guilley 75 of 266 East Adams Street sustained injuries. Matthew Ryan 49 of 410 Schuyler Street suffered slight concussion. Miss Alma Sausville of Bennington Wil was fined for failing to yield to a pedestrian. Additional injuries included Absaintley Harper and Claire Ryan after car crashes near 615 Catherine Street. Dr. Leo A. Biecluxky’s condition improved at home after injuries from a cat crossing the road near Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearny
Joseph
Petussy
Marly
Borough Road
Rouih Avenue
Arthur Herrmann
Patsy Caporsi
Befey
Mattydale
Inn
Sutteresil
Tefl
Hieyele Straick
Theb Burr Shaver
Lyman
Cazenovia
Hiawathal
Boulevard
Fetrolmen Wiliam
Hchards
Ahd
Russell
Hascolm
Corsivo
McBride
Roscoe J. Dickson
Brighton Avenue
Arthur L. Leahey
Weedsport
Auburn City Hospital
Harvey
Abrams
Cato
Thomas Holmes
Elbridge
Wiliam J. Guilley
East
Adams Street
Giwery Road
Montgom J
East Adams Streets
University Hospital
Matthew Ryan
Schuyler Stress
West Genesee
West Fayette Streets
Mise Almal
Sausville
Bennington
Wil
Absaintley Harper
Gomer
Misa Claire Ryan
S10
University Avenues
Noth
Miss Byrn
Henry P. Kratz
Catherine ‘Street
Fremz
James Mock
Leo A. BieCluxky
Heck
Court Suvek
Loyalty to America Dominates Food Dealers Convention
Harry W Walker of the Maryland State Association urged loyalty to the United States at the 15th annual New York State Food Merchants Association convention in Syracuse. He pressed 100 percent American membership and allegiance to the flag. Edward Mapstone and Ravayami J Tivraty were noted as leaders, with Tivraty expected to retire. A breakfast for local group leaders opened the day, while Patsy DAgostino spoke on the convention's progress. A birthday party honored delegates and a barber quartet won top prize in the evening program. An Owisco Lake outing was planned for attendees and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harry W. Walker
Maryland State Association
New York State Food Merchants’ Association, Inc
Syre- Fuse
Walker
Empire State
Edward Mapstone
Associated Food Merchants
Syrcase
Ravayami J. Tivraty
Rochester
Tomorree
Rium
Rose Marie Kleter
Chisago
Dtpaly
Victor F. Civiarulli
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Patsy D'Agosting
New York
New York City
DiAgostino
Harry Brismnan
Sol Kats
Sol Chalek
Irving Steinberg
Monroe County
Brooklyn Blues
Owisco Lake
War Mass and Army Maneuvers Mark St Lawrence Event
A disrupted wartime page describes a mass for peace at St Lawrence and details a temporary assembly of troops at Pine Camp. It notes shifts in the schedule for battery movements, the arrival of convoys and reporters, and a planned briefing by General Drieu at St Lawrence University with Col Waldy C. Poles outlining the maneuver plan and umpire system.
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Lisul
Fnin
Ve. V
Ogdensberg Academy
Wisk
Genneal Drie
Waldy C. Poles
Dri
Parley Opens Sept 30 For State Library Event
Local organizers of the New York Hate Library Association announce the annual convention will run from September 30 to October 1 at Syracuse University. Lydia NM Gooding chairs the reference committee, and Elizabeth French Kelly leads the committee of librarians. A separate item reports Clark Kopp, 23, injured a finger at a Netherland Dairy plant. he received first aid and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital by ambulance. The injury is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Library
New York
Lydia NM
Gooding Chese
Syracuse University
Elizabeth French Kelly
Valley Stream
S. 1
Young People's
Syracuse Public Theory
Netherland Dafty
Tulty Street
Clark Kopp
St. Joseph's
Unclear OCR local notice with names and addresses
Fragmented text lists multiple persons and addresses with dates inaugural hints. Reads like an old birth or marriage notice. Names include Eva Bates and Mildred E. Guild with several street addresses and dates such as August.
Masses of 26th Division Poured Into Potsdam Region
Massachusetts troops pour into Potsdam area as six more battalions bring nearly 4,500 men of the 26th Division to camp two miles southeast of the village. The field artillery is firing, camps rise with thousands of troops en route to Lisbon and other points. Tents head for completion by Wednesday night as regimental organization begins Thursday through Saturday with base exercises and command posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Potsdam
Mussachuuestts Wasional
Hopkinton
Calvary
College Town
Ceva
Camp Plenty
Earl W. Luncaster
Fairhaven
Vie
Military police and convoys move through eastern units
A large movement involving 700 military police and 24 special trains arrived in the area on Monday. Four trains ferried the 2/4 Pennsylvania National Guard cavalry while Lisbon and Rensselaer Falls will also receive convoys and special trains. A 9-man military police platoon operates from provost headquarters, with Col Selwyn D. Smith as provost marshal of the First Army and aides including Maj. Clinton Ball, Maj. Walter J. Wall, Capt. Frank Travis, Capt. Cy Ambrar, and Capt. Robert Susan. Colonel Mueller remains at Gouverneur, with other eastern units under Winthrop.
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Pennsylvania National Guard Cavalry
Lisbon
Rensselaer Falls
Sea Ls
Nactical
Selwyn D
Smrshal
First Army
Clinton Ball
Albangs
Walter J. Wall
Frank Travis
Cy Ambrar
New York City
Robert Susan
Mueller
Sarsbell
Carpe Hradeartry
Marsa rAd
Dewitt Firemen Clambake Set for August At Hinerwadel's Grove
The second annual clambake of the Dewitt Volunteer Firemen and the Dewitt Community Association will be held at Hinerwadel's Grove on Fay Road this Saturday, August 17. Co chairmen Charles Carpenter and Thomas Potts announced today. A softball game between Leama pot, the association, and the firemen's group for a trophy will highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Firemen
Dewitt Volunteer Firemen
Dewitt Community Association
Hinerwadel’s Grove
Fay Road
Charles Carpenter
Thomas Potts
Zonta Club Picnic At Suss Ada Biter Home
Syracuse Zonta Club members gather for a summer picnic supper at the Brownie Lodge on Oneida Lake near Schroeppel’s Bridge. Mrs Lula S Everts heads arrangements with a committee including Miss Grace Hodge and others. A separate note reports a boy injured at Wilson Playground yesterday afternoon.
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Zonta Club
Syracuse Zonta Club
Brel
Suss Ada Biter
Brownie Lodge
Schroeppel
Ames
Carolyn Bicknell
Mtiss Puth Chilton
Evelyn Fitch
Minnie V- Talking
J. Winifred Hughes
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Iumier
Cassel
Giaveasas
Alteaés Dees
W. Adams
Noo
Cacco
Sunbeam
Sreamane Teved Blizz
Cpla
Uafior Barae
Oni
Arumsiees
LUMBE
Pilverbrook
B. H. Tracy & Sons, Inc
ODR
WM. P
Roosevelt
Fachinnatle
Broadway Theatres
Tedle City
Roosevelt Your New York
Moore
Fienlih Cruz
Roosevelt Masai
Sumo Pines
Materia
Valley Dremwicki
Syrlacuse Pottery
Amboy
Jack
Fael
Harry Kimberly
S&s
Raymond W. Plant
Brecwicki
Bam
Tusome
Diver
Linnenbachi
James McDonald
Bowerd WM Dyvis
Aessia
Holohan
John Odom
Madison Street
Yestertay
Lawrence
Merchant Tender
St. Lawrence
Roy Et Tees
Eva . Bates
Salina Street
John C. Polmantee
Dna Dutcher
Geneste Street
San
Seaman
Vincent
Caste
Rome
Hardt Perelomt
Araa
Sweediee
William Ven Wagnee
cAnne Dutkin
Richéel Avene
Hains
Mildred E. Guild
Beemont Street
Alan St. Davis
cMargaret Fy Weicher
Hillesdale Avenue
Dai
Birx
iBiesnar
Cadel
Sam
Wilson Playground
Afernoon
Donald Combe
Eest Raynor Avenur
Valvessity Hospital
Agia
Ron A Pemenal
Ref Finance CO
Moelech
Bor
Phang
Thors
Nature
Essau
EEEA
Staengiti
Zemo
Gires
Sutland
Cor
Jefferson
South Salina
Sts
Deanion
Baeine
Wale
Vellar
Grane Merck & Co
Rateway
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