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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1951
Page
6
Deaths include Covine with funeral at St Peter s Church and a long listing of survivors. Also noted are Pasquale Covino of Court Street East Syracuse with services at Pirro and Sons Funeral Home and a World War II veteran obituary. multiple family members and a Memorial announcement appear amid other bereavement notices.
A jumble of obituary and funeral notices lists Helen Zorthas Edem and several other local residents with scattered details. It notes services at the Mee gan and Osbell funeral home, church ceremonies, and interments at local cemeteries. Numerous survivors including children, grandchildren, and siblings are named amid dates and addresses.
Mrs Harriet Jones 11 of the Quondega Reservations widow of Reuben Jones died today at University Hospital. Survived by four sons Clarence Payid Lewis Reuben Jones two daughters Mrs Ely Cornelius and Mrs Michhel Bush eight grandchildren. Prayer service 1:30 PM Rathbun Funeral Home. Funeral services and burial at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 7 PM tomorrow.
Mrs Alish Dausmay Ben Suadel 72 of 129 Washington sq a Nie resident of Syracuse is in St Josephs Hospital. Survived by two daughters Nes Michels and Viola Hancock, two sons Donald and Arthur Benshadel, and four grandchildren. Services at Hart Quinn funeral home Monday at 2 PM with Rev Buttana officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 PM today and 2-4 and 7-9 PM tomorrow.
Robert A. Fothergill former Solvay Process Company employee who retired in 1931 after 40 years' service died yesterday. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Harry Hyatt and Mrs. William Dunn and a granddaughter Mrs. Dow James. Funeral at home 8:15 AM Monday and 8:50 AM at St Anthony of Padua Church. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery.
Clara Patterson Reals longtime Manlius resident died at her home 4 B Washington St in Rome on Tuesday following a brief illness. She was born in Fillmore Corners and was 38 years a resident of Manlius. Survivors include daughter Clara telle Hiniford sister Joey Bigsby and brothers Fred Patterson of Manlius and William Patterson of Fayetteville Private services will be held in Rome at 2 PM Tuesday conducted by Rev John Baker Burial will be in Fayetteville.
Quinn a retired New York Central Railroad conductor died today at his home at 364 Bruce Street. Survived by widow Elizabeth Sheppard. Funeral services at Snyder Funeral Home at 8:45 AM and Our Lady of Solvem Church at 9:30 AM. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Cazenovia man and State Highway Department employee killed when struck by a car while crossing Route 20 near Morrsiville. Mrs Trace Pilkington drove the car. Victim Homer Andrews, 30 years in area, leaves wife Ethel and four children. Funeral set for Monday at Rollin H Kohler funeral home with service by Rev Thaddeus Allen.
Two people reported lost wallets, totaling 52 in cash. Deanna Cole, 14, of 123 North Jay, said she lost a wallet containing 17. Mrs. Marjorie Haggerty, of 112 Skytop Road, reported a wallet with 35 missing while shopping last night.
Flood damage claims totaling about 326 450 were filed with City Clerk Joseph % for muckland farmers whose lands flooded last month. Edward A. Wolff and several residents seek sums for lettuce onions and other crops damaged by overflowing drains. Other claimants include Samuel Merchant Vito end Rosario Visa and Louis Greenberg Augustine Storace and Joseph Ferlo reporting losses from July flooding to lettuce and other acreage.
The annual Ota Home Day services will be held at the historic Welsh Community Church in East Nelson at 2 PM tomorrow. Mrs. Nellie Jones, general chairman of arrangements, announces guest speakers include Rev. Kenneth D. Babcock and George Harris of Morrisville The First Universalist Church pastor will discuss Do We Really Believe In Peace balance. Authorities probe a local treasury tickets case linked to a cigar store in Castle Street with over 100 tickets seized and one man released on bond.
The Rev. Lewis N. Powell of Greenwich Baptist Church will miss this year’s services because his wife is ill. Powell has appeared as guest and speaker at Old Home Day events for years. The Nelson Girls Trio Cara novia Mate Quaret and Allison Bi mer of Catanovia violinist will perform a two piece program. Oswego Births at Oswego Hospital note yesterday’s daughter to Mr and Mrs George Von Idlots of $24 W Thinal and Thursday’s daughters to Mr and Mrs Peter Raby at 60 Firlnov and Mr and Mrs Howeed Brigiin of R. B. 3 Oswego.
A fragment describes a sparrow catching a beetle and eating bugs. It urges readers to invite birds, set up feeding stations, watering spots, and shelters to help control pests and support birds through winter. Mentions temperature, weather, and garden projects to attract birds and reduce insect pests.
STATE ENGINEERS reported progress on the Thruway from Montezuma to Cansacoun with the Syracuse section ahead of other parts. Bertram D. Tallamy said 123 miles of the Thruway are complete and 84 more will be added by year end. the highway should be completed in 1954.
Three Central New York residents were named to attend a special meeting of district leaders of the Knights of Columbus. The group will discuss establishing a permanent headquarters for the National Council of Churches, with sites listed in Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities.
Market rundown lists prices for beans apples and vegetables with names of varieties and units. Entries show quantities per bushel or hundredweight and prices in dollars, including apples grapes melons oranges peaches and potatoes with California and Southern varieties.
The Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg pastor of Delmar Avenue Baptist Church St. Louis Missouri and former Syracuse leader served as a delegate to the World Council of Churches central committee in Rolle Switzerland during the past week. The group plans its next meeting in August 1954 at Evanston Illinois and a December meeting is also noted.
John Ki Mizmoch will discuss Canadian American relations at the Tuesday Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Syracuse. The event costs members four dollars and features speakers researching United Nations nominations.
Weather Bureau forecast indicates increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered showers possible. Temperatures show little change across the period, and the day remains mild with variable cloud cover.
Peggy McCarthy surveys residents in the 100 block of N Latimer and nearby streets on whether they support or oppose a local sales tax. Respondents include Ruth LeCast, Norman Gedney, James Condolora, Marie Cartier, and Jean Scudert, voicing mixed views on revenue needs versus cost burden.
The Middle and South Atlantic states and the southern plains will have scattered showers and thunder alarms tonight. It will stay hot in the South Anawile states. Southern New England will be cooler. The forecast is by Br. Maxwell with Syracuse details.
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