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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1946
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists multiple death notices and funeral details from Syracuse area. It mentions ages, residences, and funeral arrangements with several names including Garrett, Gibon, Perkins Crean, and others. Services are scheduled across various churches and cemeteries, with dates ranging in 1944 to 1948 and locations in Bald, Belle Isle, and Onondaga Street, reflecting a local obituary roundup.
TWELVE GIRLS modeled clothes they designed and made for the show directed by Miss Evelyn Ager. Excellence awards went to Jean Dombo Nancy Dombo Barbara Doolittle Shirley Hepp Paulcla Laubschor Doris Tutte Norma Wentworth Constance Reinhardt Marilyn Ochsner Clary Rose Melvin Joan Dent Helen Abbott. Honorable mention includes Sally Ackles Shirley Angulsa Betty Chapman Jane Collins and others. district contest set for Tuesday in Cortland.
The body of Nell Cerkine Gibron a three year old of Syracuse was found in about 18 inches of water at Oneida Lake near Sylvan Beach. Neighbors James Byrnes and Edward Williamson attempted artificial respiration while State Police and a coroner concluded accidental drowning. The child’s funeral plans and local associations followed as the family relocated from their July cottage sale.
LAST RITES for Charles Walker Andrews 85 a Syracuse attorney of over 60 years who died Friday at his Cazenovia home will be held Monday at 42 AM in Saint Pauls Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Also listed is a roster of Onondaga County Bar Association representatives for a function.
A letter of appreciation from Lt Gen LeRoy Snutes praising Syracuse University for wartime instruction programs is received by Chancellor William P Talley. The note notes the training aided the national war effort and a commemorative certificate will be sent.
Obituary notes list several local deaths including Edward Amos aged 48 in Syracuse and G Fiberrald aged 88 in Watertorn, with other entries for Cortland Owego and surrounding areas. Names appear with disputed spellings and unclear places, reflecting a fragmented notice page.
The Clan Douglas annual outing at Griffin Field Liverpool features Doris Bindlar in native costume dancing with Syracuse Jassie. Pipe bands from the United States and Canada perform, including Agyle and Southern, Rock Grotto, and St Catherine's Pipe bands. Eager to win the Sie Walther trophy, the event also showcases the traditional caber toss from Quonawanda Park.
Oswego County troopers say a quarrel over a woman led to the fatal shooting of Wade Green Jr 22 at the Stacy farm near Phoenix. Leon Stacy 57 and Allan Stacy 21 were involved with Green and his son Wade Jr in a prior dispute at a Little Utica hotel. The elder Stacy was jailed after being returned to Oneida barracks for possible murder charges following a 12 gauge shotgun blast that killed Green instantly.
Mics MA W Dennis, 40, at 348 Holland Ave, was issued a summons for leaving the scene of an accident late Friday in a collision involving a car parked nine feet off Brewerton Road. She was stopped on Hiawatha Street by John Brown and Frederick Held who followed her from Brewer ton Road.
A 58 year old Syracusan, Guy Fusco of 721 Burnet, suffers a rare blood disease and needs weekly type O transfusions. Dr. George Luke of 2206 Midlanday notes blood dyscrasia and that Fusco has received 16 transfusions in six months. He will pay donors. contact his home, Dr Luke’s office, or Peeples Hospital for help.
Donald W. Wells aged 18 of Syracuse escaped injury when his car struck four county posts and plunged over an embankment into a creek near Granday just outside the city line. Wells reported another auto traveling east on the wrong side of the road caused him to swerve and skid into the posts, with the car landing upright but heavily damaged.
A child was critically burned and her mother injured in a home fire at 164 Richmond Ave during an 8:30 AM incident. The girl sustained burns to about half of her body. the mother, Mrs Mary Prall, 82, suffered a facial laceration and shoulder injury. The child was reportedly burning papers near a stove when flames spread to her clothing while the mother slept.
Mrs Menta Greenland widow of Herbert W Greenland died Friday night at 2332 S Salina Street. A longtime city resident she was active in financial and philanthropic groups and recently funded a scholarship at Syracuse University. Her death ends a notable career of a woman pharmacist and civic leader.
Francis Ferry Syracuse Soap Box Derby champion, 18, praised by Syracuse Rotary Club at luncheon after defeating 68 rivals to win the title. He promised to do his best in the National Finals at Akron, Ohio, as his mother and newspaper staff accompany him for the Aug. 16 trip.
Funeral rites for Mrs E Marguerite Henry of 147 Cambridge St Syracuse former teacher active in Incan women’s affairs will be at Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church at 2 30 PM burial in Oakwood Cemetery She died Friday night at Syracuse General Hospital Surviving husband Dr Lucas S Henry and daughter Gertrude M Henry
Police investigated a spate of burglaries and robberies totaling about 33 547 dollars. At Wallace Food a safe was opened after a hole was drilled through a wall. 171 dollars in bills and 50 in change were taken. Other incidents included a home vault break for 815 dollars, a Blue Ribbon Dairy cash theft of 147 60 and a 25 dollar check, and a hotel room heist of 270 dollars. A beating left a victim with minor injuries and cash stolen.
Health officials warned two property owners to fix infestation and sanitation problems. Dr. H Morton Doust said the directive followed an order from Dr Maurice J Dooling of the bureau of sanitation. Philip Cohen faced multiple addresses including 1427 Lancaster and 506 507 Harrison streets as unfit for habitation. Richard Fox at 320 S Townsend and 713 S Townsend was told to address infestation at his property.
Henry Felter died May 12 leaving an estate valued at 13.00 to his widow Mrs. Anna C. Felter of 1040 Lancaster Ave. She petitioned Surrogate's Court for letters of administration.
The advert extols a vanilla fruit flavor for ice cream and urges enjoyment. It promotes a best obtainable taste and suggests lingering delight from consuming Best Ice Cream. The text reads like a playful product pitch highlighting vanilla flavor as superior.
Edward R J Murphy assistant attorney general spoke at the Hotel Syracuse Nincheon of the Lions Club detailing the shift in state legal action. He traced the medieval kingly doctrine and noted that state cases are heard by a Court of Claims judge, with juries only possible in certain pressin harm cases.
A report describes a ransacked home in Salina with a man seen leaving the residence of Mr and Mrs Robert E Burehill at 100 Edgmere Avenue. The suspect fled on foot after hitchhiking a ride nearby as police routed the case through city and county authorities.
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