Dr Mortimer Cohan Retires From Dentistry After 63 Years
Syracuse Herald-Journal notes Dr Mortimer Cohan retires after practicing dentistry in Syracuse for 63 years. A native of Syracuse, he studied at the University of Buffalo Dental College and built a Salt Springs Road office in 1962. He is active in YMCA handball, Masonic affairs, and local dental associations. The article also mentions his wife Doris and their family, including children in Houston.
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Cohan
Mortimer Cohan
Doris
Port
Salt Springs Road
Dr. Cohan
Syracuse
Harrison-Adams Streets
Lower East Side
Montgomery, Putnam and
Central High
University of Buffalo
Dental College
Physician’s
Genesee Street
YMCA
Philo-Mt. Sinai Lodge
Asonic Temple
Mortimer
Euclid Avenue
Renwick Place
Syracuse Normal School
Danforth
The
Normal School
Cohans
Stuart
Joyce Cohan
Donna
David Turrell
Houston
Texas
Mattydale Field Days Opens At Fire Station
Community notices include the Mattydale Fire Department annual field days starting at 6 p.m. today and running through Saturday at the East Molloy Road fire station. Also, recovering at home is George Pollock after surgery. a 61st wedding anniversary is celebrated by Mr and Mrs H Glen Rumsey. Joe Naster earns his first hole in one at Wanoapol links. a hypertension screening is offered by Nedrow Fire Department. 91st birthday for John Anderson. visitors Frederick La Point and family visit Liverpool. and free kittens and a puppy are offered for adoption.
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Mattydale
East Molloy Road
Rumseys
H. Glen Rumsey
Fulton
Charles Olmstead
First Congregational Church
Rev. Olmstead
Rumsey
Fred Wilcox
Mr. Rumsey
Guy Rumsey
Joe Naster
Woodland Avenue
Carrier Corp
Joe
Wanoapol Links
Tom di Orio
Walt Zdep
Father's Day letters honor dads and teamwork from family to friends
The Universe Bulletin of Cleveland runs a Father’s Day contest inviting readers to write about their fathers. Excerpts include a winner writing a letter while awaiting her fourth child and multiple young authors praising their dads for care, loyalty, and lessons, with a Biblical exhortation to honor fathers and the Holy Spirit.
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The
Universe Bulletin of
Cleveland
Frank Simecek
Dad
Mom
Michelle Butanowicz
Holy
Thoreau and the industrious ant chess of bridge
A bridge column presents the deal North-South vulnerable with North as dealer. The text analyzes a bold play to reach success, using West's distribution clues from the club lead to decide the best plan, with dummy's queen and a strategic diamond finesse shaping the outcome.
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Thoreau
Declarer
West
East
Dummy
Widow's grief leads to wary chance at love
A senior writes of a widow who has lingered in loss while her friend's widower moves on, announcing marriage to another woman within months of his partner's death. The writer muses on gendered grief, social pursuit, and how widows versus widowers cope with loneliness and remarriage.
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Community General Hospital
George
Chuck” Pollock
Hier Ave
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Nedrow
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Michigan
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Christian Brothers Academy
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Liz
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Steve Canyon
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Thomas
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Colby
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