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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1952
Page
6
Obituary notices list multiple deaths in Syracuse area dates August 1952 to August 1953. Individuals named include Floyd Amos, Elizabeth Crose, Flora M Derby, Ella Mae Fowler, Virginia Sposato Giocondo, William Ludington, J William Moore, Charles Planer, Anna Price, Dempster Slack, Charles Weiss, Grove Wilkie and others with survivors, funeral details, and burial plans across local funeral homes and churches.
A remembrance note marks five years since the death of Harry Rebeck on August 23 1947. Lovine Wite signs with Mrs. Bernice Rebeck noting the loss and longing to clasp his hand and hear his voice again.
A clustered listing of funeral homes and managers including Giminskil Funeral Home 1320 W Genesee St 2 3484 John C Tindall 1921 W Genesee St 8 5531 Minale Funeral Home Couis J Minale Owner Manager 2 572 Maurice J McAuliffe Powerfal Home 1722 W Genesee St 75 6022 Pirro Sons Nicholas Joseph Pirro 31 3417 Callahan Hanley Maneral Home Milton Ave 4 384 William L Welter 2649 James St Helen s Flower Shop and others listed with partial phone numbers and addresses.
Grove G Wilkie a Marsellus Casket Company shipping clerk for 50 years died at his home 251 Norwood Ave. He was a member of Eastwood Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife Clara De Rosier Wilkie two daughters Grace Wilkie and Mrs Earl Fay of Lockport a daughter in law Mrs Donald Eggleston a brother Charles Wilkie of Buffalo four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services at Goddard Crandall Funeral Home at 2 PM Monday Rev Nicholas Titus officiating Burial in White Chapel Memory Gardens Friends may call 7 9 PM today and 2 4 and 7 9 PM tomorrow.
Prayer service for Mrs Dorothy M Clarke 600 E Washington St will be at 8 PM Monday at Garland Brothers Funeral Home Rev E E Andrews of St Luke s Baptist Church will officiate Burial in Greenville SC Born in Greenville she lived in Syracuse seven years Survived by husband Charles Gamble parents Dupree Gamble three brothers and one sister Friends may call today 7 30 PM to 9 PM and tomorrow 3 to 5 PM in Garland Brothers Funeral Home Miss Anna Price 78 of 309 N Beech St died yesterday services Monday 9 AM Edward F Gaynor Funeral Home mass at St Vincent de Paul s Church burial at St Mary s Cemetery Brother Thomas Price and a nephew survive Friends may call 2 to 9 PM and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow Floyd Amos 1515 M Salina St died yesterday services Tuesday 2 PM Keegan Osbert Funeral Home Rev Donald Priggel to officiate Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Born in Lyndonville Navy veteran lived in Syracuse five years worked at Nestles Candy Works Survivors include wife Mary Schmidt Amos father Floyd E Amos mother Mrs Richard Johnson two brothers Elroy E and Julius R Amos a sister Mrs Elizabeth M Prunner Friends may call 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow and Monday
Charles P. Planer, longtime Syracusan grocer and Onondaga County Democratic Committee vice chairman, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. Mass will be held at Most Holy Rosary Church, burial in Assumption Cemetery. He served in local National Recovery Administration work and on wartime draft and ABC boards. Survivors include Lena Planer and three sons. Friends may visit today and tomorrow.
Edward J Monarski 45% first North street died this morning in St Josephs Hospital. He was an inspector at Crown Line Chapin. Surviving are his wife Natalie a son Edward Jr his mother Mrs Pauline Monarski two brothers Alfred J and George A Monarski a sister Ina Monarski and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be 930 AM Tuesday at Minters Funeral Chapel and 9 AM at Assumption Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow and Monday.
Funeral services are set for Monday for F W Ludington 39 of 29 E Elizabeth St Skaneateles who died yesterday at University Hospital after a brief illness. Solemn high mass will be at St Marys of the Lake Church at 9:30 a.m. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. He was a longtime purchasing agent for Auburn Spark Plug Corp. Survived by a daughter and three sons, two sisters and other relatives.
Services for 84 year old William Wyant, a former Scipio farmer, were held in Auburn. He is survived by two daughters Christine Schenck of Syracuse and Naomi Culbard of Sacramento, two sons Wilson of Auburn and Edmond of Sacramento, two sisters, a brother, and seven grandchildren.
Obituary notices state Allen A Bartlett 64 of 115 Hillsdale Ave died at Bath Soldiers Home. Services 2 PM Monday Schumacher-Whalen Bros Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Frances Gorski 303 Charles Ave Solvay dies. high mass requiem 8:30 AM Sacred Heart Church. burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. DeWitt Dempster Slack, Syracuse resident 50 years, dies at niece's home DeWitt. funeral 3 PM Monday at DeWitt home. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Survivors listed for each.
Two Syracuse men Jack Weisman and John T. Iryberg won expense paid trips for two in Norge’s Wide Silver Jubilee Viking Contest. They are Morris Distributing Company salesmen and will vacation at the Greenbrier in West Virginia the week of August 28. Forty Norge wholesalers won trips, with sixty others receiving major Norge appliances.
More than 120 youngsters attended the Elmcrest Children Center annual Watermelon Party marking its 41st year. The event honors the late Hurlbut W. Smith, with a memorial fund started by Smith-Corona workers to support the camp, transport, sports gear, and two television sets for remaining cottages.
In Norwich this week the first arrest under the new motor vehicle law occurred. Robert L. Treadway, 15, of Georgetown, was arrested by Norwich police and given a hearing before City Judge J. William Kepner. He will be sentenced Monday. The law makes liability insurance compulsory for cars driven by persons under 21 and requires minors to carry an insurance card while driving.
Postal inspectors report 20 more letters added to a seized batch connected to Carl A. Stanton, a University of Buffalo student arrested in Syracuse for defrauding the mails. About 120 letters and $120 are held. locals await refunds once the case closes. Stanton allegedly claimed to head a non existent social fraternity with Toledo headquarters.
Death notices from the Syracuse area include Carl Burky age 53, Grace Bossart 81 in Groton, Mrs Minnie Marceville and Miss Grace Gosiz each listed with $1 in Rome, Paul Hayrington 43, and John Reddy in Geneva. Other names include JL Clark 72, Frank Hocxe 60, Mrs Chioe Talcott 74 in Sanfordville.
Forecast calls for clear and cool conditions tonight with a fair and slightly warmer day tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 68 and low 55, sunset 7 55 PM, sunrise 6 20 AM. Record high for this date 92 in 1936, record low 47 in 1946. Humidity 64 percent yesterday evening and 59 percent today morning.
Bright sunny and cool with highs in the 60s north and 70s south. Clear and cool tonight with lows 35 to 40 north and 40 to 45 south. Tomorrow fair and warmer in the afternoon.
The nine year six month Paricutin volcano near Paricutin village in Mexico is declared dead by geologists after no activity since March 4. The eruption began February 20, 1943 in a corn field, burying villages and transforming a farmer Dionisio Pulido’s land.
Vernon Fair opens with a five-event card headlined by stock car racing. The program starts at 2 15 this afternoon featuring Eastern Mutual Racing Club drivers. Three heats, a consolation, and a 15 lap feature will crown the king of the track.
A local inquiry gathers varied reasons for moving to Syracuse. Mrs Zendel from Elizabeth New Jersey and Mrs Martin Ben Ami who married a Syracuse man describe family ties and marriage as paths to residence. Other interviews mention job opportunities, schooling, and seeking a larger city feel.
Most of the country will have fair weather tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Plains states the Rockies Utah and Arizona. Fog along the California coast cool air mass in New England and a lengthy discussion on fronts and isobars follows with references to a nonofficial forecaster predicting five days of burgewse area weather.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a warfront broadcast with garbled phrases about troops front line positions and gas incidents. Readable terms include earth's something and recitation along the front. Content remains incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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