Obituary notices for several residents from August 1946
A clumsy OCR obituary column lists multiple individuals with survivors and funeral details. Names include Mrs Albena Gor Baron, Harmedon I paren, Mes Mentriee Ark Went, Mes Mary, Mes Mary, James Caul, Revreay nitees, Shogny, Mrs Dohociy Ualer Cnoaby, Melvin Loresg, Dorothy Price Morgan, Bode, May Trask, May Thibault, and others. It preserves a patchwork of addresses, funeral homes, cemeteries, and service times, with scattered dates around August 1946 and references to various communities and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albena Gordon Baron
South Blate Sireey
Abe
Harmedon
Robert AU
Mary
Severn
Mieves
Onzill
Midland Avenue
Mt Bis
O'Frelli Puneent
Nusband
James A Caul
Seteraneers
Fuareal
Burns
Puneeal
Pridiy
Araas
Ria
Cooley
Cooney
Valerio Boy Dies Rites Thursday
Eight year old Valerio Boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Valerio of 203 Medford Road, died Monday night at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. He was a student at Lyncourt School and is survived by his sister Lucille Valerio, his mother’s relatives, several aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held at home at 10 A.M. Thursday and at Saint Dane's Church at 11:30 A.M., with a mass of requiem to be announced. burial will follow in Assumption Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Alshal
Albert F. Valerio
Medford Rd
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Tlyncourt School
Lucille Valerio
Nicholas Canestrare
Saint Dane's Church
Assumption Cemetery
Howard G. Buck
Howard G, Buck
Adams St
Minnie Buck
Ruth Sfosey
Leslie J. Buck
Snyder Funeral Home
Morningside Cemetery
Meta L. Cooney
Meta Leniz Cooney
Griffth St. Affelong
Syracuse
Holy Trinity H
Ethel Curcksfield
Ethel Checkshel
Willow At
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Anna Piccotto
and & Son
Raymond Checksheld
Traugott & ,Lehman
MIS
Marion Curtis
Marion
Curtis
Greenleaf
Woodlawn
Utica
First Baptist Chaven and
Caulfield Deaths Mark Week in Syracuse News
Obituaries from Syracuse show Mrs Caulfield of Rochester and longtime Syracuse resident dies at the Roxy apartments. Survived by husband James Caulfield and two Stone brothers. Funeral at St Lucy's and burial at Saint Agnes Cemetery. Additional notices list Howard Buck Meta Cooney Ethel Curkcsfield Marion Curtis with survivors and funeral details.
Truman Drops Plant Seizure Policy Amid Labor Rift
President Truman appeared ready to abandon a five year government policy of seizing private property to end strikes. He challenged Labor Secretary Schwellenbach and CIO leader Philip Murray, signaling a shift on cases including Case and Allis-Chalmers plant seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
MR. Truman
Roosevelt
North American Aviation Co
Los Angeles
Mr . Truman
J. J. Case
Allis-Chalmers
Mr. Roosevelt
Secretary of Labor
War Labor Board
Truman
Schwellenbach
Hobbs
Teamsters Union
A. F. Li
International Labor Organization
CLO
AFL
Schweilenbach
John R. Steelman
Legion Auxiliary Convention to be Held in Syracuse
Syracuse hosts the 2nd annual American Legion Auxiliary Department of New York convention from August 24 to 26. Dr. Fred Hiss of the city will speak at the opening session Saturday evening. Business sessions occur in Lincoln Auditorium with Mrs. Harold Burdette of Brooklyn presiding. General chairmen are Mrs. Michael F. Bolard of 306 W Brighton Ave, and Mrs. Ernest J. Carhart of Minoa as general vice chairman, with Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse as secretary-treasurer.
McDermott McGuire Family Reunion Held in Cortland
The McDermott and McGuire families met Sunday at the home of Mrs Catherine McDermott at Lake Come. Officers elected include John A. McDermott as vice president and Mrs John A. McDermott as secretary treasurer.
National Celulose declares initial dividend on common stock
Directors of National Celulose Corporation, a Baldwinsville based paper maker, announce a 10 cent per share initial dividend on outstanding common stock payable October 15 to stockholders of record September 30. A separate item notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Michael Kelpy of Port Leyden. Named James Carmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cellulose Corporation
Baldwinsville
Port Leyden
Lewis County General Hospital
Lowville
Michael Kelpy
James Carmen
Patrolman Finds War Bonds Hidden In Shoe Closet
Patrolman John O Shea discovered 1200 dollars in missing War Bonds during a home check at Mrs Ruth Hopper 123 W Kenney St The bonds were believed stolen and found stashed in a closet shoe The owner said she would bank them for safekeeping next time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Shea
Ruth Hopper
W. Kenney St
Fallon Lands U S Farmers THE UNSUNG HERO of famine battle
Fallon and other Cooperative Grange Leave Federation Exchange members met Monday night at the Grange Hall in Marcellus. G. L. F. District Manager F. H. Falion noted farmers work about 65 hours weekly for a labor income near 50 cents an hour. He said Americans pay 22 percent of income for food while some foreign nations exceed 50 percent. Falion added farmers are the local community’s best customers, spending about 73 percent of gross income on farm production supplies. A slide film showed 26 years of G. L. F. achievements including facilities for feed, aged and farm supplies for marketing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Grange Leave Federation Exchange
Ted
Grange Hall
St Marcellus
F. H. Falion
Falton
Slim Lines Pattern 4834 Offers Various Sizes and Prices
Advertises pattern 4834 with sizes 34 through 48 and bust 34 to 46, including yardage and contrasting details. Requests 20 cents in coins to Syracuse Herald Journal Pattern Dept at 243 W 17th St New York for pattern and instructions. Also promotes Anne Adams Pattern Book for 15 cents, plus directions for fabric flower accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Herald- Journel
W. 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Boos
Army brothers in Berlin Paris face charges in black market trading
American Army authorities in Berlin and Paris hold five New York brothers for alleged black market trading in valuables. David J. Warner, father, Alfred 27, Lewis 23, Oscar 29, and Robert 25 face charges including trading with the enemy and violations of military jurisdiction. Officials said letters from Europe are key evidence and Washington action against two more relatives is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remlin
INS
Berlin
Paris
New York City
Washington
Shanghai
David J. Warner
New York
Alfred
U. S
Lewis
Leutenant
Oscar
Robert
Worl Unrra
Oscar Warner
Army
Europe
Warner Protests Smuggling Innocence in New York
David L. Warner, 59, head of a family with alleged black market and smuggling ties across several counties, publicly proclaims his innocence in New York. He says authorities could arrest him at his hotel, denies knowledge of the broader activities, and claims only small shipments to his sons overseas, describing it as harmless family mischief. He asserts no contact with officials regarding his or his four sons' actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
New York
David L. Warner
U.S. Army
Berlin
Sigma Kappa delegates hostesses at Toronto convention
Mrs Jane Culling and Mrs Albert Wertheimer led hostesses at the 72d anniversary Sigma Kappa International Sorority convention dinner at the Hotel Royal in Toronto. Delegates from Epsilon Chapter near Syracuse presided at the Schomeship dinner with attendees including Miss Marjorie Fassel, Miss Ruth Keesner, Miss Arlent Pitt, and Miss Suzanne Collins. Several Syracuse residents and guests traveled or hosted relatives as summer visits continue, with many staying in New York and New Jersey hotels or proceeding to Adirondacks and Philadelphia afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Culling
Geneseest
Albert Wertheimer
Bradford Phwy
Syracuse
Sigma Kappa International Sorority
Hotel Royal Yok
Toronto
Ontario
Can
Harold Lines
Salt Springs Rd
Miss Cutting
Wertheimer
Albert Ford
N. ‘Townsend St
Epsilon Chapter
Schomeship
Marjorie Fassel
Washington, D.C
Ruth Keesner
Lansdowne, Pa
Arlent Pitt
Suzanne Collins
Medina
Solvay to Mark Assumption Feast two day program
Solvay hosts a two day Feast of the Assumption celebration Wednesday and Thursday. Sponsored by the Assumption Feast Society and Geddes Veterans of World War II. Fireworks close each day. Syracuse Colonia Bank concert Wednesday 7 to 11 PM. Thursday parade after solemn high mass at St. Cecilia's. Rev. Carl Dents presides. speakers and attendees from Oswego area. Lake Placid visit planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay
Assumption Feast Society
Geddes Veterans of
Syracuse Colonia Bank
Frederick Bulls
Carbon
St. Cecilia’s
Charles Cullen
Os Church
Lake Placid
Carl Dents
Gannatt Lodge
Free chest X ray clinic ran at M C A
About 175 people attended a free chest X ray clinic at 340 Montgomery Street sponsored by the Department of Health and the Onondaga Health Association. Dr H Burton Doust, health commissioner, extended the hours to 1 9 P M for the X raying of interested persons. He urged the public to take part in early TB detection and noted it is preventable and treatable when found early. A respondent, Charles DePietra of 1000 Park Street, urged others to get X rays to find hidden illness sooner rather than later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DePietra
Yant
MISS JOAN LIVSHIN TO SERVE AS NATIONAL JEWISH YOUTH DELEGATE
Miss Joan Livshin of 122 Huntington Road will be a delegate to the National Jewish Youth Institute at Narrowsburg from August 30 to September 5. The institute is sponsored by the National Jewish Welfare Board and the local Jewish Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Livshin
Hertington
National Jewish Youth Institute
Narrowsburg
Nial Jewish Wel~nye Board
Gas In Stomach and Bowels Relief Tablets Ad
Gas in stomach and bowels common. Sealmann's Ghe Tablets offered for quick relief. Caution: use as directed. Always keep on hand at Weston Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealmann
Weston’ Drug Stone
All-Bran offers natural laxative aid and nutrition
An advertisement extols All-Bran as a wholesome natural laxative food made from wheat outer layers. It claims daily use aids bowel regularity, reduces need for laxatives, and provides iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein, with All-Bran touted as not a medicine but a food.
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Shogny
Surncumr
Dohociy Ualer
Loreek
Jeni
Cs Aire
Mire
Benen Gongoud
Ranerul
Muneral
Cecile Aiticintiaig
Intermeist Atufrd
Ming
Melvin Loresg
Pairehnd
Eearnas Reha
Nee Analog
Cinier
Eire
Hiewharvion
Pierce Mail
Bana Farner
Serene Mira Yelin
Beratgne
Eriver
Sollvate
Wednening
Cody
Iwone
Dorothy Price Morgan
Nyin
Charles
Parrneel Dieney
Ang Gin Baie Price
Tomine Ree Sepeieeg
Oakland
Woonginwas
Ang
Pee “Shek
Hee Gon
Jotepn
Sonolenski
Mrid Mra
Aienander Zaleska
Edmurd Marbin
Walam Zalotka
Pice
Giteance
Syrature
May Trask
Given Avenue
Ferry
Shea Cory
Ty Beg
May Thibault O¢ Sten
James Both
Mecca Fe
Farenda
Meech
Widnes
Suneral
Fon Eunnaans
Hewe
Wteole
Aothan
Lee
Hal Rt
John Gang & Son
Kow
Cost
Schumacher & Mason, Inc
Behenacher
GW Mason
Onondaga St
Phoni
Edward
Ryan
Asie Snyder Funeral CO
OE Geneste
Pryner
Byrns & Son
Tae
Paras
Lie Merez
Grenaden Shine Asm
Greenleaf Funeral Home
Sepa -Parone & Son
van Dusen Funera
T van Biren
McKinley Bros
McKinney Lie Sige
McBrine
Wilber
Asia
Valerio Boy
Caulfield
Trances Stone Caulfield
Rochester
Roxy Apartments
W. Onondagast
James Caulfeld
Stephen W. Stone
Calgary
Walter D. Stone
Mahopac Falls
Asplema
St. Lucy's Church
P. Burns & Son
W. Onondaga St
Mmn
SL. Agnes Cemetery
Fred
Bluridge
Homer Mra Fadele
Cortland
Jacob Dedee
Beneen Falls
Viseph
Mada
Cruren
Suvaed
B_Calmpoel
Mise Hileabet Hich
Auburn
de Wilftung Dames Jiuidedn
Poredam
Charlee H .BeVaul
Conasiotn
Mary Shafer
Vernon Genter
Mis Mae Poth
Prougott & Laman, Inc
Orp
Lohman, Les
John C. Tindall
Funeral Eiector
Uzun Sande
Anlina
Gane
Mgr
Frasier Funeral Home
L Franer
Lic
Salina
Es Avelter Funeral Home
James
Florists
Kelsow Florist
GLO Warren BT
John Lamanna
Floribt Raserat Deen Siowere Byw Ovs
Warren BT
WM. P Lynch, Florist 307
Ramsgard—Florist
Overery MP
Karl Lutz
Seta
St. Phil
Fallon Lands
U.S. Farmers
Tractor
War Assets Administration State Fair Grounds
Syracuse, N. Y
By Patricia Cross
Robert Bunnell
Fayette
DeRuyter Lake
Sara Jean Samyers
Dayton
Sally Willams
Clarendon Sr
Joseph J. Carr
Mary Lou Carr
Coleridge
Philadelphia
Patricia Harris
Camp Beechwood
Sodus
Miss Care
George la Combe
Brasher
Atthur la Combe
Park St
Delbert le Combe
Tendon C. Clark
Glendon, Jr
Liverpool
Rockford
Chicago
Glendon Clark, Jr
Ralph E. Brown
Donald E. Moore
Moore
Eucliday
Donald
Corp. Moore
Syracuse University
RAF
Honolulu
Lester Lougnot
Mass Ida Mae Lougnot
Martin St
Lougnot
Frank Lougnot
St. Peterburg
Fla
T. T. Bodine
Marilyn Bodine
Cranston, RT
R. &. Connell
Fenwood Av
Lucy Kasberger
Kay Kasberger
Lancaster
Rocky Point Inn
Governor
Clinton
Pea
Sally Gottlieb
Tillie — Kasberger Green
Santa Barbara
Cabt
Jane Mye
Allen
Onondaga
Gloria Ramolo
Virginia Reilly
Burank
Calif
Angelo Rimolo
Englewood
Karl Wallace
Ethel
el Paso, Tes
David Reed
Jerome
Baltimore, Ma
Martin Wallace
Irving
Regi Guster
Leonard ‘Berman
South State Street
Court House
GMC
Lymag Tome Payment Plan Assuras
van Denburg Motors Corp
S. State St. Et
Saxton
Madison ST
Ivertia
Kellogg's
Redferx Collins
Southern Comfort
Egijoy
Avier
Egeren Po Ant Ge Tet
Asnaa
Enooe Trquaue
Southern Comfort Corporation
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