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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1948
Page
10
A fragmented obituary page lists Nolan and Taylor families along with multiple survivors and funeral details. It mentions services, dates, and church and cemetery locations, naming numerous relatives and associated towns, churches, and death notices across several communities. The dense text preserves many proper nouns, dates, and institutional references despite OCR garble.
SERVICES for Charley A. Pross 70 of 126 E Matson New Fork Side regional director Moose lodges will be held tomorrow at Schumacher Mason funeral home with burial in Woodlaws Cemetery. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Pross longtime member of Moose Heart Alumni Association Syracuse Lodge 507 and other Masonic and fraternal bodies survived by wife Florence Joslin Pross two sisters and a brother.
Obituary notices detail the funeral for F. Cromwell 62 of 705 E Raynor Ave New York Coastal Railroad official who died Wednesday. Services to be led by Rev Charles G Noble at the Heidrick Chapel Saracuse University. Burial in Esperance. survivors include wife Mae Lewis Cleland Bayre daughters and brothers with extensive family listings.
Mrs Claudia M Bloss 74 of Chittenango widow of S C Bloss died today at home burial in Oakwood Cemetery Chittenango Born July 20 1860 in Bridgeport daughter of Albert W and Gertrude Sayles Green Surviving five sons Floyd Rome Arthur Robert Neel all of Chittenango Kenneth Watertown a stepson Milton Bloys of Tynastota a brother Olivier Green Chittenango and 22 grandchildren
Urs. McCallum, 63, wife of Donald W. McCallum, died after a long illness at home in Syracuse. Born in Animes Forks Colorado she lived most of her life in Syracuse and attended Onondaga Valley Academy Cortland Street and Comfort Tycel College. Surviving: husband, son Burgell D. McCallum daughter Mrs Lievd E Williams sister Mrs Ray M Morris Denver Colorado grandson David Meenyium. Rev Dr Einworth Rowman will officiate at 2:00 PM Monday at home.
Mrs Ida J Pharis BI formerly of Syracuse dies Wednesday at her home in San Diego California Survivors include sister in law Mrs Berk Salisbury of Syracuse and niece Mrs Harold L Hazen of Belmont Mines Burial will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery Syracuse
In Cambridge Harvard University faced a polo shortage as their team lacked sufficient ponies. The article notes the squad borrowed ponies from wealthy donors to field matches, reflecting financial support shaping early 20th century college sports.
George Henry Pooler a resident of this city for 50 years died early this morning at his home 242 Midland Av after a brief illness. He was formerly with the Zaton Rug Co and later in charge of Lieto labels and vans at Flora Storage Co. He belonged to Lampette Avenue Methodist Church Woodman of the World and was survived by a daughter Mrs Harold B Bradford and a granddaughter Mrs Dolores M Bradford. The Rev M Walker will officiate at 2 30 PM Monday in the Isewen and Heim Funeral home 2303 5. Burial will be in Marningeide Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow and Sunday afternoon and evening.
Isolation Stables bids are being invited for a new veterinary isolation building at Coynell University. Dean Hagen of the New York State Veterinary College announced the project, to be financed by an unspecified source, with bids due soon for construction of a 36-unit facility to isolate and care for animals.
Floyd E. Carnrite of 315 Wyoming street died from a heart ailment while working at the Andrews Plating Co. 420 West Street. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Quondaga General Hospital. Coroner Harry L. Gilmore ruled a heart attack. Carnrite had been under medical care and was employed as a plumber by the Andrews Co. The body was moved to Schumacher & Mason Funeral Home.
Traveling aid worker Hostof Kyeomitan died at his home after a mace ing in his rest. He came to this country in JBLL and worked 23 years for the Elman Co as head shipping clerk. He was a member of the Armenian Church and Heplu lunar group. Survived by wife Mas Dieugnuchl Kyoon, daughters Mary Zephyr Kyoomyno and Vortan, and niece Mrs A Tufenkyan. Services Sunday at 5 PM in Roma Funeral Home and 6 PM at Grace Episcopal Church. Burial in Morningtide Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and tomorrow 1 to 10.
Mrs. Beryl Dyer wife of Frank Dyer longtime Sutton resident dies in Center Harbor N H after living with her children for about eighteen months She was a communicant of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Surviving are husband Frank and two sons James and Raymond Dyer both of Center Harbor Body being brought to the Quick funeral home for arrangements
Military funeral for Pvt Charles Petrus in Haugevilla at 20 A.M. tomorrow. Rev Lambert Sidor to officiate at Hedwigs Church. Body to be taken to Wirkler funeral home in Lowville. American Legion post to hold wake tonight. Petrus served in North Africa and was killed on Anzio beachhead July 16, 1943.
A driver was injured at 5 30 AM when his car collided with another vehicle near 222 E Yates Street Syracuse. He was taken to Joseph's Hospital for a fractured rib and a lacerated mouth.
PULASKI The Midway Inn a blend of residence store and cabins once owned by Mr and Mrs Weeyne Pratt has been sold to Mr and Mrs Den Cook of Syracuse Sale negotiated by EM Haatings Cook long associated with FT Collans Paint and Son feed dealers in Jokitlennnge HOME IS SOLD WATERTOWN Mr and Mrs Mancari of 719 Gaiham St have bought the residence at 302 Keyes Ave from Mr and Mrs Carl Williamson who are moving to Antwarp Tale the former F Ky McEvoy home
In Municipal Court Syracuse Housing Authority agreed to let a Pioneer Homes resident stay. Judge McClusky granted a stay of eviction for Jén Isanes from the low cost housing project amid a housing authority dispute. An offer allowed Samuel Livstint to cover Kaela Charp at SO Madison, effective tonight.
City youths join a statewide trade setup movement led by local civic leaders and business sponsors. The initiative, organized by a professional committee, aims to foster small firms and expand regional industry with a gala and lectures featuring George O Lambiyn and H. Williame. Locust plague news follows, reporting a new pesticide using etra alypyriphosphate to combat a 17 percent outbreak across parts of Ohio West Virginia and Virginia.
Inquiries reveal Syracuse residents including Robert F. Durrell and MacGregory express strong support for the upcoming centennial celebration at the Salma Street 400 block area. They anticipate a citywide gala with gatherings, parades, and numerous citizens planning attendance to honor Syracuse's history and its people over the next hundred years.
Reported engagement lists Anita Bergstrom of Jawego to wed David A Ruckell son of Mu. Details mention Rev. Lyi Tomn as pastor and note the ceremony location Sidoh Salone Ciniceh with the August date. The announcement names Harold Russell of Snhete Warhor and other party lines amid garbled OCR.
Laura Dunn died August 2 leaving an estate valued at about 10 with grandchildren July Ann Dunn and Nancy Dunn to receive diamond rings and a candéon. Daniel Dunn will get 3200. Remainder divided equally among sons Walker Dunn Lawrence Dunn and William Dunn. Executors named as W. Chur Willis.
A Chicago preview shows secret compartments in modular furniture. Hidden bookcases slide to reveal concealed storage as two units transform a living room into a dining room, with chairs serving dual purposes and space saving in a modern design.
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