Drath oe Teene Simmer Shelmina Funeral Directors
Fragmentary OCR mentions Drath oe Teene and Vrms Gerrie Waser alongside funeral directors at Shelmina. No clear event or location readable.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1944
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR mentions Drath oe Teene and Vrms Gerrie Waser alongside funeral directors at Shelmina. No clear event or location readable.
Death records list Dorothy G Schadeper and Irving Cohen among the deceased. Myra A Johnson and William B Hodges are also noted with funeral details and survivors. Rites set at local churches and funeral homes with burial scheduled. obituaries cite immediate family and locations in New York and Watertown.
William F. Wiley longtime publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer died in a Buffalo hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage aboard a Boston to Cincinnati train. He had vacationed in Swampscott Massachusetts and arranged to be buried in Cincinnati. Born in Tarlton Ohio he rose from railroad waterboy to Heidelberg College graduate and Enquirer editor before becoming publisher in 1936 and leading Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce for a decade.
A garbled page lists births with dates and names, then multiple Genesee Street and Warren Street florist ads. It mentions a son for Folger W. Graves and Helen C. and a daughter for J. Baldwinstille, followed by florist firms offering low price designs and monuments in Syracuse area.
Obituary notes the death of Mary T Frisbie who operated a greeting card shop in town. She was known for her longtime business and community involvement with local customers and neighbors.
Cahill and Miss Mi negan U.S. Civil Service announce a recruiting program for central telephone operators. Applicants must be at least physically fit for arduous work and have prior full time employment as an operator. Entrance salary is $2, with six days vacation and leave benefits.
Judge Frank P. Malpass set aside the verdict of Samuel Marks of 400 East Raynor Avenue after minutes of the trial were not produced. The Nedron case, heard March 22 before Justice Camp, cited legal and factual errors in the conviction.
Mrs Hazel Lewis Russell 32 of 710 Lancaster Avenue died Thursday at Memorial Hospital Albany. A 1939 graduate of University Hospital Good Shepherd School of Nursing she was the wife of Marine Pvt Melvin B Russell. Survived by daughter Joan Russell and Mrs George Harrington. Services at Greenleaf Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday with burial in Morningside Cemetery.
Mortimer E. Cooley longtime dean of the University of Michigan College of Engineering from 1904 to 1928 died in Ann Arbor at age 89. Born in Canandaigua New York he was Annapolis graduate of 1834 and served aboard the Yosemite in the Spanish American War. He remained dean emeritus until his death and was a noted national authority in engineering.
Obscure death notices list several individuals including Susie Dibble and Charles Educk with ages and locations. The item references Mrs Addie El Mosher, 73, and other unclarified names in Munntsvie. Sparse OCR text offers few verifiable details beyond names and a monetary amount.
A wartime notice lists Navy and Marine casualties and injuries with names and hometowns. Entries include deceased Seaman Monroe Fulton and Cord Lamanna, wounded Marine Robert Lamanna, and other service members like Arthur Rankin and Vito Tocara, with addresses such as 3204 Whitesboro Street and 993 Bremont Ave. The document references the European theater and March 1944 to January 1946, indicating multiple losses and injuries among area residents.
Pvt. Dan John Sasario U S Marine Corps son of Mr and Mrs John Sasario of 125 Gebhardt Avenue received a bronze medal from Vice Admiral King for duty during combat against Japanese forces. He moved a large gun up steep terrain to aid a two day attack at Seit tack ridge aiding its capture and repulse of five counterattacks. Sasario attended North High School joined January 27 1942 trained at Parris Island and has 27 months overseas in five major campaigns.
A partial report lists three Syracuse Marines killed in action and a fourth missing. Named casualties include Corp. Arthur Eo Demon and Lamontagne of the 2b ref, with details on burial and family ties. A local memorial note mentions Morhin, a brother, and Paul High, connected to a brewing company.
The obituary notes Lt William Michalec, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Michalec of Weedspoort RD 1, Ro Dl, died in France during WWII. He graduated from Syracuse University College of Business Administration and entered service January 1940. He attended OCS at Fort Benning, became second lieutenant in 1942, served as instructor at Camp McCoy, and was promoted to first lieutenant in 1945. He led a machine gun platoon at the time of his death. He is survived by his parents and two brothers, Michael S. Michalec of Syracuse and Sgt. George K. Michalec, serving in New Guinea.
Sgt Anthony J Casey wounded in action in Italy was awarded the Purple Heart. He sent the medal home to his brother Patrick J Casey of 12 Burnet Avenue Drive. Casey enlisted three years ago and served two years overseas in Africa Sicily and Italy with the ...
Tech Sgt Donald B Coolidge officer listed missing on his 12th raid over Germany May 29 is now reported dead. He was a gunner radio man on a Liberator bomber based in England since last March and had received the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster. He was son of J A Coolidge of Memphis and formerly with Netherland Dairy Company. His wife is Mrs Mary Jane Coolidge of Baldwinsville.
The American Legion Band directed by Dr. Gorman B. Mance performs at Onondaga Park at 7 55 PM. The program includes a march Our Governor composed by Mance in honor of Governor Thomas E Dewey and first played at the New York State Fair in 1956.
Lyle W Loveless a fifth grade technician with an artillery battalion on Saipan is cited for bravery during the June 17 to July battle. Brig Gen Redmond F Kernan Jr signs the citation praising his duty and devotion aiding battalion fire support and liaison. Ted Loveless, 22, son of Lyle W Loveless of 206 Mildred Avenue, entered service at 78 and served in Honolulu before Saipan.
J Hine Berd Taylor, 66, a New York City attorney long with the American Radiator Company for 35 years, died at his Larchmont home yesterday. A native of Edgerton Pa he was a Worthmore College graduate.
The notice lists validity of ration stamps across categories including Blue food stamps AS to ZS A-3 to F-5 for 10 points each, Red meat butter cheese AS to ZS A-5 to D-5 for 10 points each, Sugar stamps 30 31 32 five pounds each, Stamp 40 five pounds for home canning until February, Shoes airplane stamps 1 2 Book 3 for one pair, Gasoline coupon 114A three gallons expiring November 58, B-3 B-3 C-3 C4 five gallons each, Fuel oil period 4 5 10 gallons per unit expiring Sept 30, period 1 1941-45 heating wear 10 gallons per unit valid until Aug 31 1945.
In Poles Court Judge Vrumuan H. Preston set Sept for a gambling case as Fineberg and others faced charges. Seornick McCarthy and two others pleaded not guilty with bail set. prosecutors outlined arrests and suspects linked to a gaming house and street activity.
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