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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1956
Page
8
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for August 15 to August 16 1986 list survivors, service details, and burial arrangements. Names include Edward M Cummings Carmen Lash Angelike Pu and others, with locations in Butte and Syracuse, churches such as Church of the Assumption and St. Patrick’s sites, and cemeteries like St. Marys and Tampa burial plans.
Funeral services and burial for Frank L Reed Jr of New York City followed his death last week. Son of the late Frank L Reed and family, he was a Yale and Paris alumnus and a former interior set designer for Glims. Survived by four brothers and two sisters. Domenico Martino of Oswego, a 38 year NYRail employee, died after long illness. Survived by a large family. Services set at Minna Funeral Home and Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Burial at St Agnes Cemetery.
Henry J. Winters aged 77, former Pawtucket school principal for 47 years, died yesterday in Pawtucket Rhode Island. Survived by son Henry J. Winters Jr of Syracuse and two other sons James J. of Greenwich Connecticut and John A. Winters of Pawtucket.
Two contractors, Harold L. Bresee and Arthur J. Browning, both 34 and from Potsdam and North Syracuse, admitted failing to pay wages to two employees. Justice Richard E. Hall of Clay suspended penitentiary terms and placed them on two years probation. They must pay the employees over $1,000 in wages, with nonpayment cited as a labor law violation.
Mrs. Cecil C. Bowser a Syracuse civic worker and leader in the Federation of Women's Clubs died at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Survived by her husband and three grandchildren, services set for Monday at Fairchild and Meech Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitors invited Sunday and Monday hours.
Mrs Kilmartin an Eastwood resident and longtime officer of the Eastern Star has died at home on Court Street. She leaves two children and a granddaughter. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Monday at Weltern Funeral Home with Eastern Star and church rites planned. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery.
William J Lane 80 died yesterday after long illness at his home 24 McKinley Ave Services set for tomorrow at John G Butler Home and 32m at Andrew the Apostle Church A MWe resident of this area he was formerly a stationary owner with the Herald Journal 48 years He was a member of Trades Assn and local engineering unions A Catholic communicant of Cathedral of Immaculate Conception formerly St Lucy's Holy Name Society Surviving wife Catherine Halpin Lane two daughters Mrs Lyman J Post Mrs Robert Tecter two sisters Mrs Lewis Klein Mrs June Gaherty four grandsons Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Burial at St Agnes Cemetery
City Engineer Potter W Kelley states the water connection between a city main and the County Water Authority at Park Street is kept intact for emergencies. Five connections exist in the system with valves to supply water to the county or city. the Park Street line near Hiawatha Boulevard is one. The recent county main break disrupted supply, but the city can pump about 12 million gallons daily to outlying areas if needed.
Town official Roy J. Webb predicts a lower fall school tax rate after state equalization raises real estate valuation for Onondaga. Webb notes revaluation triggered protests but says most residents will see reduced taxes, though some assessments increased this year.
The 111th Fighter Interceptor Wing of the Air National Guard from Philadelphia will train at Hancock Field for two weeks. Commanded by Col. Edger Owen the unit lands about 35 jet fighters including F-84s and F-34s plus cargo ships and trainers. About 1,000 troops arrive by train around 4 p.m. Maj. Peter S Cooper serves as property and fiscal officer for the 122nd. Earlier, the 112th Wing from Pittsburgh wrapped up two weeks of camp at Hancock.
Mrs Ida Mizesimorens pleaded not guilty to a vagrancy charge when arraigned in Police Court before Judge Truman H Preston. Bail set at 0. Case scheduled for Aug. Edwin Brown, 62, of 217 Van Buren St, reported wallet missing from his car after confronting Simmons in the 600 block of E Washington St. Wallet recovered later by a Green Room bartender.
The Republican Club of Onondaga County will hold its annual mixed clambake at Hinerwadels Grove with activities starting at 2 a.m. and the main bake served at 5 p.m. Entertainment includes games such as darts and golf putting for women, penny scramble, shoe scramble for children, egg throwing for men and women, a mixed egg throw, a softball game between single and married men, and a baby gum contest for women and children.
MASSENA A diver from Ink quors Oni, Gress & Swiss construction worker Nicholaus Goes, 25, attempted a 120 mile swim from Cardinal Ost, 19 Montreal, to the St. Lawrence with an echo of the English Channel. After 30 miles he faced two rapids near Wagner Stand and was rescued by three fishermen who warned him the rapids could kill him. He quit and began hitchhiking as officials warned against the danger.
Boston up Danae defense narrows to 67 remaining challenges as juror selection stalls for the Brink's trial. Prosecutors report no jurors seated after eight days of questioning with many dismissed for fixed opinions. McGinnis labeled the brains behind a 1950 heist as defense efforts argue pretrial publicity taints fairness in Massachusetts.
The message compares spiritual covenant to a business contract, urging focus on customers and partners as a path to eternal life through Christ. It emphasizes attentive listening to scripture and weekly sermons as a means to reveal truths beyond profit. A travel gift mentions a rust resistant cutlery set in a compact case.
A loose OCR fragment reports a bureau head offering to cover a parking ticket with her own funds and references a missing nickel in a parking meter. Leonard Keefe of North Syracuse asserts the nickel was in the meter where he received his ticket. The text is garbled and contains several unclear phrases.
A compact prep note describes shaping small cream cheese squares into finely chopped salted nuts. Roll each piece to form a bite sized cluster intended as a topping or accent for a sweet fruit gel dessert.
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