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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1955
Page
16
Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple residents, including Catherine A. Burke, Mary F Fitzgerald, Paul De Mascole, Frances Gamerdinger, Anna Mae La Pine, May I Lord, Eva Young Spaulding, and Frances Gamerdinger. Survived by spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. services scheduled at local churches and funeral homes with burial at area cemeteries.
Services for Harry G. Nutter of 10 Lea Lane will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Dykeman Funeral Home Chelsea Massachusetts with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. He died after a short illness and leaves wife Edna Hammond Nutter, sister Ruth Dykeman Newton Massachusetts, and brother Alfred Nutter Pittsburgh. Friends may call today at Garfield Funeral Home Syracuse. He was born in Brooklyn and a 1903 MIT graduate. He worked for Northern New York Utilities Co. until 1932 before moving to Syracuse. He belonged to Tecumseh Golf and Country Club.
Mary C. Rogers of 406 Loehr Ave widow of John Rogers died at home after illness. An Ireland native, she lived in Syracuse 45 years and belonged to the Most Holy Rosary Society. Survived by two sons Fathers John F. Rogers and Joseph T. Rogers. Services at Schumacher-Whelan Bros. Funeral Home then Most Holy Rosary Church. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday.
Services for Harry City Stanton of 600 James St. a real estate broker who died yesterday after a short illness will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in J. P. Burns & Son Funeral Home. Burial in North Syracuse Cemetery. Stanton, a lifelong Syracuse resident, was a freight and real estate agent for Rochester Syracuse & Eastern Railroad electric line. He was a 3rd degree Mason and former Rotary Club member, past president of the Traffic Club of Syracuse. Survivors include wife Jennie M. Stanton son Earl L. Stanton brother Charles F. Stanton city commissioner of public works six grandchildren and a great grandchild. Masonic rites at 8 p.m. tomorrow by Central City Lodge. Friends may call 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. tomorrow.
A Lackawanna garage mechanic introduced a tilting hydraulic seat designed to reduce crash injuries. Peter Kraus developed the device and claims patent rights with co-developer Roger Macine.
Mrs Dozier C Prophet 64 of 149 Cottage Pl Oneida died at 7 05 p m in Oneida City Hospital after entering May 22. She retired from Oneida Ltd as an inspector and was born Jan 16 1891 in Caroline daughter of Charles L Crandall and Florence Ayres Crandall. She married Richard Prophet June 16 1909 who died Dec 24 1909. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Babcock Sylvan Beach son Floyd Prophet Oneida seven grandchildren two sisters Mrs Winnie Parkhill Youngstown and Mrs Leonard Morris Davis Calif and a niece.
Nellie J Maloy 86 died Sunday at Greenacre Restorium Clyde after a long illness. Born in Albion she lived in Clyde since 1918 with brother the late Daniel P Maloy. Charter member of Catholic Daughters of America Court Gleason Clyde. Survived by four nephews Kingsley George Arnold Maloy Clyde William Lima three grand nephews and eight grand nieces. Funeral from John R Candeso Funeral Home Ford St Clyde tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at St John's Catholic Church High Mass of Requiem. Burial at St Joseph's Cemetery Albion.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Murray wife of Daniel F Murray Waterloo R D 3 will be Thursday at 9 am in the homes of her daughter Mrs Leo J Mulvey Jr 47 Genesee St and at 930 am in St Francis de Sales Church Burial will be in St Marys cemetery Survivors include her husband three sons Richard F Daniel E and John G a brother Bert Sabine and several grandchildren nieces and nephews
Groton plans a V J Day parade with the Green Dragon Drum and Bugle Corps Oneonta Legion Lansing School Band and Sampson Band joining colorful floats. Mrs Etola Blair Dunham Blair 33 former Roman resident died in Lima Ohio after a three week hospital stay following an auto crash. She lived in Dayton since moving from Rome and Utica born May 17 1922 in Constantia survived by daughter Stella Joyce Adsit two brothers and maternal grandparents funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Marlin J Nunn Funeral Home burial in Rathbunville Cemetery.
Rome notices the death of Mrs Mary Grass KI 75 years after a long illness. Born November 11 1879 in Rome daughter of Joseph and Anna Mammoser she married Joseph F Grass in 1918. She leaves a daughter Mrs Frank Lubecki four sisters and two grandchildren. Services Thursday morning at 9 in St Marys Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
Thomas G Fuller 90 dies at Hart-Wood Nursing Home after two years as a resident. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Scoville Funeral Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Born in Fulton he belonged to West Baptist Church Odd Fellows and Canton Oswego. Survived by two sisters four sons 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Isabelle Hibbard 68 wife of William will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the family home and at 2 30 p m in Trinity Church with Rev David Gleason officiating Burial will follow in Glenwood She is survived by her husband a son Gordon L Hibbard of Delmar two daughters Mrs Henry W Sullivan of General and Mrs Clifford M Montgomery of Binghamton four sisters Mrs James Callahan Buffalo Mrs Charles Humestion Newark Mrs George Boisvert Geneva and Mrs T K Kennelly Louisville Ky
Mrs. Anna Louise Bezer Newton, 99, of Denmark, widow of Caslus W. Newton Civil War veteran, died after a long illness. Funeral private at 2 this afternoon from the home with burial at Denmark. Survived by sons John E. Newton Ray E. Newton Claire C. Newton and daughter Miss Mabel E. Newton. Born in Denmark she married Newton on November 30 1882. The couple lived in Philadelphia Beaver Falls and Castorland before moving to Denmark in 1895. Mr. Newton was a carpenter and musician who played a fife in the Union Army. he died in 1922 aged 77.
Mrs Anna McGrath wife of William McGrath of 41 Erie Street dies Sunday evening at her daughter’s home 120 East Third Street Funeral Thursday at 9 am.from her home and 9 30 am in St John’s Catholic Church Burial in St Paul’s Cemetery
The body of Maude Church, 45, of South New Berlin, was found by State Police in a thicket east of the village yesterday morning. Police say she killed herself with a small rifle after an all night search, with her daughter Diane located later at relatives' home. Survivors include husband James and the daughter. Coroner Fiske Brooks ruled death by own action.
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