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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1952
Page
6
A collection of funeral notices and obituaries lists multiple individuals with survivors and service details. Entries mention names such as JOSEPH MURPHY FRANK SHEEHAN LAURA ANN VINTON and others, with burial sites, funeral home, and dates. The notices invite calls and attendance and provide cemetery and church details.
Ny native and former Mapleview Oswego County postmaster Stevens died at his Fort Edward home. Surviving sons include Stevens of Syracuse and William R. Stevens of New York City plus daughter Mrs Paul W. Morris of East Syracuse, a sister and other relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at Rogers Carleton Funeral Home Hudson Falls. He worked in paper bag businesses and owned Niagara Bag and Paper Co. at North Tonawanda before managing Wilcox Brothers grocers and retiring to Mapleview then Fort Edward. His wife died in 1934. He was a Mason.
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Syracuse area sources describe the deaths of MES, ML Abel and John Joseph Murphy. The items list surviving spouses children siblings and grandchildren, with service locations including Crouse Irving Hospital and John G Butler Funeral Home. Funeral details and visiting hours are noted, with families from Syracuse Onondaga Hill Knoxville and Detroit.
James Murphy 42 of Plymouth Drive died at his home after failing to revive. He was under physician care for a heart ailment and collapsed while answering his telephone. University Hospital ambulance arrived with artificial respiration. Donald Sheridan administered. He was a member of veterans groups and a local society. He is survived by a daughter and other relatives. Friends may call Monday.
About 1,000 Scouts from New York and New Jersey travel by bus to West Point for the Wings Over West Point Camp program at Stewart Air Force Base. They stay until August 16 with crews led by John Bialy and David Feller.
The Marietta area remembers a resident born in Marietta who lived in Elmwood and St. Petersburg before moving to Marcellus three years ago. Survived by a niece Alta M Jackson of Marietta and nephew Benjamin H Weeks of Cardiff. The Rev April Hamilton will officiate Monday at Utiley Norris Funeral Home Marcellus. Burial in Quondaga Valley Friends. Calling hours listed 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow.
Ignatius Makowski a former Syracuse resident and Halcomb Steel Company employee died yesterday at Cook County Hospital Chicago. He was a Sacred Heart Church communicant and left five daughters Julia Litz of Solvay Mrs Jack Paer of Chicago Miss Josephine Makowski of Syracuse Mrs Stella Morrell Utica and Mrs Nunzio Susco of Solvay and three sons Frank Bernard and Stanley Makowski two brothers John and Bernard of Syracuse.
Mrs Freida Weishaupt 75 of East Freetown died Thursday at Elm nursing home Cortland after a stroke. She married Joseph Weishaupt in Switzerland Oct 25 1898 and moved to Hast Freetown in 1926 later farming there. Survived by husband eight children 37 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9:30 AM at St Margaret's Homer burial Oxford. Friends may call Hall Funeral Home McGraw tomorrow 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
Matthew G. Sullivan 63 longtime circulation director of Gannett newspapers died in his sleep from a heart attack in Rochester He had served as circulation chief for the old New York World and the Cleveland News and led Gannett for 17 years A past president of the International Circulation Managers Association Sullivan also worked on war and postwar newsprint issues for national boards He was a native of Lewiston Missouri and studied at Boston College
Joseph Franchini 37 of 3013 Hall 4 Solvay told State Police he crawled through a fence to join Maestri when his gun fired. Maestri, a veteran and Carrier Corp employee, died before aid arrived. He leaves a wife and children, and services are handled by Rev. Joseph Beretta. Friends call today and tomorrow evening.
An industrial notice says Garrett succeeds Frank Mussel as general sales manager and VP. A.S. Dodd becomes Garrett’s successor from the Canadian branch. Garrett will supervise eight company branches from Toronto to New York and Ohio. he and his wife reside locally.
This third installment in the Herald-Journal-Chamber of Commerce Learn to Swim campaign offers adult guidance for floatation and back floating. Marion Meigs of the Y W C A explains breathing, balance, and buoyancy while practicing in shallow water and near shore to prevent drifting into deep areas.
Market prices reported by the New York State Department scan shows ranges from early morning trades to evening levels. Data covers commodities and regional pricing, reflecting shifts in supply and demand across baskets.
The Genesee District announces tomorrow's entertainment with SOL SIEGEL and radio stars, featuring the Crosby Sisters, Sherry ONeil who played Annie in Oklahoma, Sally Moore, Sid DeMay, Jack Zero, the Cook Sisters, and Paul Benson. The Siegel committee is assisted by Edward Marks of 721 Crawford Avenue and Ephraim Bodow of 105 Scottholm.
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Ann L Rinstrongu Jackson 83 of Belle Isle with services at 2 PM Monday at Jordan Funeral Home. Burial follows at Otie cemetery. She previously lived in Belle Isle and left several nieces and nephews.
Indicted for first degree murder, Joseph Metann and accomplice Mace Blaisdell pled guilty to second degree murder. The sentenced party Baldwin received 50 years to life and now challenges legality citing grand jury size. district records show 24 jurors were used for some actions, while only 19 probed charges. An autopsy and exhumation raised questions about the head injury and death.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions road access, bridge structures, grading, and drainage for a 1.56 mile segment near Manchester and Lak Tarro, with state park land and farming area references. Details are unclear but indicate construction and roadwork in the given locality.
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