Funeral notices for Shaffer and Leahy in Auburn and Phoenix
Clara M. Shaffer 72 of 23 Sherman St Auburn died Thursday at Auburn Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband George Elmer Shaffer three sons Robert George Bruce. daughter Marie Manges. siblings. four sisters. many grandchildren. services Sunday at Farrell Panel Home with burial at an Auburn cemetery. James H. Leahy 73 of 421 Chestnut St Phoenix died Thursday at Clause Irving Memorial Hospital Syracuse. Services Monday at Allanson-Glanville-Tappan Funeral Home and St Stephen's Church burial in Phoenix Rural Cemetery. Surviving wife Charlotte Boughton daughter Carol Lynch and extended family. Contributions requested to St Stephen's Church window fund.
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Auburn
Clara M. Shaffer
Sherman St
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Fudenix
James H. Leahy
Chestnut St
Phoenix
Clause Irving
Leahy
Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen Union
St. Stephen's Church
Charlotte Boughton
Carol Lynch
Elizabeth Flynn
Phoe‘ural
Aliancnee
Ex-Cornell professor Kaske dies at 68 in Ithaca
Robert E. Kaske, 68, noted medieval scholar and Avalon Foundation professor in the humanities at Cornell University, died of a brain tumor Tuesday at his Ithaca home. Born in Cincinnati, he taught at Cornell 25 years after wartime service and earned a UNC PhD. He authored Medieval Christian Literary Imagery. Survived by wife Carol Vonckx and two sons Richard and David.
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Robert E. Kaske
Cornell University
Ithaca
Mr. Kaske
Avalon Foundation
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Unversity of
North Carolina
Quaht
Wlactinetan
Wee Ra
Tniversity
Columbia Professor Emeritus Harold Barger Dies at 82
Harold Barger, professor emeritus of economics at Columbia University, died of pneumonia at age 82 in Kinderhook, New York. He taught at Columbia from 1937 to 1975, chaired the economics department 1961–1964, and was the first director of Reid Hall in Paris in 1965. Born in London, he studied at King's College Cambridge and the London School of Economics. Survived by his wife Gwyneth, two nieces, and a nephew.
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Harold Barger
Columbia University
Kinderhook
N.Y
Mr. Barger
Columbia
Reid Hall
Paris
London
King’s College, Cambridge University
The
London School of Economics
Alfred Gambitta Oneida dies after illness at 79
Alfred Gambitta 79 of 428 Grand St Oneida died Thursday at home after weeks of illness. He worked 49 years at Oneida Silversmiths Ltd retiring in 1974. Surviving: daughter Sandra Murdock three brothers Charles Carl Sam sister Marie and several nieces and nephews. Services 9 am Monday at Coolican McSweeney Funeral Home and 9:30 am at St Patrick Church. Burial St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Oneida
Alfred Gambitta
Grand St
Gambitta
Frances Snyder
Oneida Silversmiths Ltd
Sherri Post
American Legion
Oneida Elks Lodge
Kanon Valley
Coolican-McSweeney
Washington Ave
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Funeral
St. Patrick’s School
Hospice Care Inc
Agatha Miele 71 Canastota resident dies at home
Agatha Miele of 108 B Palamara Ave Canastota died Thursday at her home after a short illness. A Brooklyn native, she lived much of her life in Huntington Long Island and retired in 1979 from Litton Industries. Surviving: daughter Janet Kitts of Canastota brother Thomas Pandolfo of Commack two grandchildren and a nephew. Funeral home handling arrangements.
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Canastota
Agatha Miele
Palamara Ave
Brooklyn
Miele
Huntington
Long Island
Litton Industries
Janice Kitts
Thomas Pandolfo
Commack
Newspaper over recipe fuels staff clash and threat to press
The New Times faces internal rifts after publishing a marijuana brownie recipe in a column. Publisher Zimmer defends the humor as policy critique, while Editor Greenstein warns it could chill coverage. Syracuse DJs criticized the piece as irresponsible. no resignations reported.
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Zimmer
Mike Greenstein
Greenstein
Sip
State Fairgrounds
New Times
Syracuse
Wkefms
Steve Corlett
Lois Burns
Corlett
Central
Texas doctor who helped develop chloroquine dies at 70
Dr. Neal Conan of Brownsville Texas died August 2 at Brownsville Medical Center age 70. A Syracuse native and WWII Army veteran he contributed to malaria research and helped develop chloroquine. He taught at American University of Beirut and worked for Aramco in Saudi Arabia where he earned the Order of the Cedar and helped form the Middle Eastern Medical Association. Survived by wife Johan two daughters Arline and Lucy two sons Thomas and Neal II a stepdaughter Kathy and five grandchildren. Service arrangements were set with Trevino Funeral Home in Brownsville.
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Neal * Conan
Brownsville
Texas
Brownsville Medical Center
Syracuse
Conan
Department O
Cathedral Academy
Conan Seta
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
American University of Beirut
Aramco Oil Co
Saudi
Obituary notices for McIntyre and Sansone in Oswego area
Services were held for Sylvester B McIntyre 81 of Sterling at his lake house with burial in Springbrook Cemetery Fair Haven and a reception 6 to 8 p.m. Becker Funeral Home Red Creek in charge. Santo Sansone 65 of Oswego died after a short illness with a Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church Oswego and burial at St Peters Cemetery. survivors include his mother Theresa and brothers Anthony and Joseph.
Verona Beach man Robert Putnam dies at 46
Robert J. Putnam 46 of Bennett Avenue Verona Beach died Thursday at University Hospital Syracuse after a three year illness. He was a nurse at SUNY Health Science Center and previously worked in Rome and Houston. Survived by mother Kathryn Putman sister Agnes Burke brother Emerson Putman and many relatives. Services Monday at Campbell Dean Funeral Home Oneida and St Mary’s Verona Beach with burial in Grand View Whitesboro. Donations urged to diabetes or kidney funds.
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Verona Beach
Robert J. Putman
Bennett Avenue
University Hospital
Syracuse
Rome
Putnam
Oneida County
St Aloysius Academy
St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing
Utica
Suny Health Science Center
Rome Developmental Center
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Houston
Texas
Herman Hospital
Ben Taub Hospital
Central New York
Kathryn Putman
Emerson H. Putman
Ava
Agnes Burke
Whitesboro
Campbell-Dean Funeral Home, Inc
Main Street
Oneida
St. Mary’s Church
Leo Winnett
Grand View Cemetery
Charles E Robbins 83 A founding figure of atomic energy group dies
Charles E Robbins 83 co founder and first president of the Atomic Industrial Forum died after a brief illness at a Sarasota Florida retirement center He moved from Westport Connecticut and had worked at The New York Times Bozell and Kadokte He is survived by his wife Pauline Frederick a son Charles E Jr a sister and two grandsons
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Charles E. Robbins
Atomic Industrial Forum
Sarasota
Fla
Westport
Conn
Robbins
The
Forum
New York Times
Bozell & Dacote
New York
Pauline Frederick
United Nations
NBC
Charles E. Jr
Haddonfield
N.J
Helen la Fallette
Oklahoma City
Morris A Shenker dies at 82 in Santa Monica
Morris A. Shenker a longtime defense lawyer for James Hoffa and figure linked to St Louis crime commissions died of pneumonia at his daughter’s home in Santa Monica California after a long illness He was 82 and lived in St Louis He guided Dismas House and was a major Israel fundraiser Survived by daughter Patricia Ann Stoll son and two grandchildren
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Morris A. Shenker
James A. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Santa Monica
Calif
St. Louis
Mr. Shenker
Life Magazine
U.S
Dismas House
Israel
Patricia Ann Stoll
Lgas
Merton Stoltz, Brown provost and economist, dies at 76
Merton P Stoltz, 76, former Brown University provost and economics professor, died of lymphoma Monday at Rhode Island Hospital. Born in Glidden Wisconsin, he earned a PhD from Minnesota and joined Brown in 1940 rising to department head in 1996 and serving as dean of the graduate school, then dean and provost. He leaves wife Margaret Wackerman, two daughters Frances Walker and Elizabeth Stoltz, a brother Dr Robert Stoltz, and a grandchild.
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Merton P. Stoltz
Brown University
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Mr. Stoltz
Glidden
Wis
University of Minnesota
Brown
University
James Azoyan obituary and related notices in Syracuse area
James Azoyan 88 died Friday at his Syracuse home. Turkish native who moved from Paris in 1923, he owned several food markets and earned a Sorbonne economics degree. Survived by three daughters, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Services at Green leaf Funeral Home, burial Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Contributions to Van Duyn Home and Hospital Auxiliary. Also notices for Harry J. Bray 61 of North Syracuse with funeral arrangements at Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool and burial Cavalry Cemetery. Bray marketing executive formerly with Strathmore and Pratt and Lambert. Burial at Cavalry Cemetery after calling hours. Also mentions Naomi Felton and Muriel Zinnie.
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James Azoyan
Syracuse
Turkey
Paris
Sorbonne
Adrian Peshdemaldjian
Sylvia A. Azoyan
Nancy A. Barnes
Rochester
Seta Hegel
Greenleaf Funeral Home
Onondaga Valley
van Duyn
Harry J. Bib
Harry J. Bray
Memory Lane
North
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Maurer Funeral Home
Liverpool
Buria
Cavalry Cemetery
Woodside
2Nd Sla
Brooklyn
Bray
Clay
Strathmore Paint Products
Pratt and Lambert Paint Co
Liverpool Lodge
Fa&m
Tigris Temple
Syracuse Athletic Club
Construction Specification Institute
Clay Republican Committee
7Th Regiment
New York City
Army Naional Guard
Naomi Felton
Muriel Zinnie
Edison, N.J
Shriners Children's Hospital
Fulton man John R. Kuster 71 dies after long illness
John R. Kuster of Fulton Holly Garden Apartments died Thursday at A L Lee Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He retired in 1983 from Seal Right Inc. where he worked 46 years. World War I Army veteran and member of First Congregational Church Elks Moose VFW. Survived by wife Alice two sons Robert and James brother Charles sister Mae Hunn four grandchildren and several nieces. Foster Funeral Home Fulton has charge of arrangements.
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Fulton
John R. Kuster
Holly Garden Apartments
A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital
Mount Adnah Cemetery
Mr. Kuster
Seal-Right Inc
First Congregational Church of
Elks Lodge
Moose Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Alice B
Robert
Nashua
N.H
James
Brockport
Charles
Providence
R.I
Mae Hunn
Foster Funeral Home
Nonhawern
Geen Gee Nets
Death notices for Herbert Crouch of Smyrna
Herbert Crouch 83 of Route 80 Smyrna died Thursday at Community Memorial Hospital Hamilton. Services 1 p.m. Monday at Burgess Funeral Home Earlville burial Wilcox Cemetery Smyrna. A life resident, he was a self employed dairy farmer. Survived by Mae Wilson daughter Rose mary and son Herbert Sonny of Smyrna plus several nieces nephews and cousins.
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Smyrna
Herbert
Sam” Crouch
Community Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Burgess Funeral Home
Earlville
Wilcox Cemetery
Preston St
Crouch
Mae Wilson
Rosemary
Symrna
Sonny
Lawrence Hall, 76, Syracuse native, dies in Florida
Lawrence Hall, 76, of Seminole Florida and formerly of Syracuse, died Thursday in Florida. Funeral services are set for Monday at Burns-Garfield Memorial Home and St Joseph's Chapel, with burial at St Mary’s Cemetery. He graduated from Christian Brothers Academy and Georgetown University, was a Baldwins-Hall vice president, Coast Guard Auxiliary member, and World War I Army veteran. Surviving are his wife Jane, three sons, a stepson, a daughter, six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Memorials go to the Christian Brothers Academy Scholarship Fund.
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Oswego
Santo Sansone
Porter St
Sugar & Scanton Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Fourth St
Sansone
Cyclotherm
Theresa Sansone
Anthony ‘'Doc
Joseph Jr
Oneida
Lawrence Hall
Seminole
Fla
Twin Hills Drive
Atternee
Florida
Burns-Garfield
St. Joseph's Chapel
Ional of
Syracuse
Christian Brothers Academy
Georgetown University
Baldwin-Hall and Co
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Church of the Most Holy Rise
Aidan of Pheske
Reen Haut
Jane S
David L
Ogdensburg
William F
Fabius
Lawrence W. Jr
William M. Jones
Regina van Lengen
Christian Brothers Academy Scholarship Fund
Pinellas Park woman Anita Sheely dies after long illness
Anita Bounsail Sheely 79 of Pinellas Park Florida died Sunday after a long illness. A Syracuse native who lived there many years and in Florida since 1970 she is survived by son Frederick of Pinellas Park daughter Joan Egan of El Paso Texas sisters Geraldine Chapman Skaneateles and Shirley Wainwright Syracuse and two grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday at Whaien Brothers Funeral Home Fairmount with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Anita Bounsail Sheely
Pinellas Park
Fla
Syracuse
Florida
Frederick
Joan Egan
el Paso
Texas
Geraldine Chapman
Skaneateles
Shirley Wainwright
Whaien Brothers Funeral
Fairmount
Oakwood Cemetery
Loadwick services mark passing in Adams town
Funeral services for 94 year old Bessie V Loadwick were set for 2 p m Monday at Piddock Funeral Home Adams with burial in Rural Cemetery Adams Calling hours were Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at the funeral home She was a Watertown native who lived most of her life in the Watertown Adams area and with husband Warren farmed in LeRaysville and Copenhagen She belonged to Adams United Methodist Church and was a former member of the Order of the Eastern Star Surviving are daughter Ruth Shoultz of Liverpool brother Kenneth Dixon of Adams Center two granddaughters six great grandchildren and one great great grandson Also note Fulton services for Courtney Lynn Opperman 11 day old daughter of William J and Donna L Denyer Opperman are 2 p m Monday at Fulton Alliance Church burial in Mt Adnah Cemetery Foster Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Courtney died Thursday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital Syracuse. Surviving are parents siblings grandparents and many relatives.
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Sterling
Sylvester B. McIntyre
McIntyre Road
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Lake House
Springbrook
Fair Haven
McIntyre
Seal-Right Co
Lyman McIntyre
Oswego
Jason McIntyre
Hendersonville
N.C
Matthew McIntyre
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Adams
Bessie V. Loadwick
James Square
Piddock Funeral Home
Rural Cemetery
N. Park St
Watertown
Loadwick
Warren
LeRaysville
Copenhagen
Adams United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Shoultz
Liverpool
Kenneth Dixon
Adams Center
Fulton
Courtney Lynn Opperman
William J
Donna L. Denyer Opperman
Fulton Alliance Church
Mt. Adnah
Courtney
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Megan J. Opperman
Kenn
Joyce Opperman
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
David
Dorothy Denyer
New City
Fulton Alliance Church Benevolent Fund
Foster Funeral Home
Harfosh William FE 78 Dies. Services in Dewitt
William Harfosh 78 of 910 Lodi Street died August 9, 198%. Survived by Henry J Harfosh William A Harfosh Elizabeth Labuz Rose H Rogers Elizabeth H Kasse and four children. Services at Holy Cross Church Dewitt with burial at St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 at the home 3125 E.
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Harfosh
William FE. Harfosh
Lodi St
Henry J. Harfosh
William A. Harfosh
Elizabeth Labuz
Rose H. Rogers
Elizabeth H. Kasse
Will Burns Garfield
Holy Cross Church
Dewitt
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Lara M. Shaffer
Trinity United Methodist Church
Cornell
New York Times News Service
Gwyneth
Oneida Women of the Moose
Bostonian
Home Bureau
AARP
Fred Miele
American Cancer Society
Caring Coalition Hospice
All Care of
J. Homer Ball
Kon
Gos
Neal Conan
Trevino Funeral Home
Sylvester McIntyre
Robert J. Putnam
Panne Va
Nng
Jimmy Hoffa
Ashland, Wis
Herbert Crouch
Anita B. Sheely
Courtney Opperman
Alzheimers Foundation of Central N.Y. Guainsre-Wysocki, Inc
Feneral Directors
Ballweg & Lunsford van Birnbaum
Feneral
Buranich Funeral Homi
MOIV
Genesee Coens
Butler-Badman
Goddard Crandall
Shepardson Funeral Home, Inc
JAMES ST. _siar
Shea Katherine AA. Shea
Lafayette Rd
St. Therese Little Flower of Jesus
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dewill
E. Genesee St
St. Therese
Wens Garard
John C. Tindall
Pirao & Sons
Anc
St. Turtle St
Es Traub Funeral Home, Inc
Central Square
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