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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1952

Page

33

Geneva Women Voters push ballot plan for city government

Geneva unit of the League of Women Voters circulated petitions to place a Novem ber election question on streamlining the city government. The push followed the Common Council’s Friday night defeat of the proposal. If signatures succeed, voters would decide on creating a commission to revise the charter with possible charter changes and a January 1954 effective date.

Geneva League of Women Voters Common Council Voere More Than Tooubther

New Fruit Display at State Fair Highlights Station Growth

Geneva report shows State Experiment Station presenting new fruits for home planting and markets at the State Fair from August 36 to September 6. James D. Luckett leads the station stall with additions originating on local farms. Fresh apples peaches plums and early grapes will be shown, while berries and cherries are preserved by freezing. The New York State Fruit Testing Association will distribute planting stocks under a cooperative arrangement at the exhibit.

Geneva James D. Luckett New York State Fruit Testing Association

Mrs. Mary Perry Funeral Tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Perry 66 widow of Ross Perry will be held Tuesday at 9 A. M. in St. Francis de Sales Church with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. A native of Italy she came to this country 55 years ago and has lived in Geneva 30 years. Survivors include five daughters and two sons all of Geneva, three brothers and one sister in Pennsylvania.

Geneva Mary Perry Ross Perry Genesee St Geneva General Hospital St. Francis de Sales St. Patrick’s Cemetery Italy Perry Ben Jackella Jean Rage Frank Cosentino James Moran Danny Monaco Jan Ross Perry, Jr Peter Farr Frank Joseph Farr Constance Gibilotti Pennsylvania

Newlyweds Will Live in Geneva

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Wyatt married in Waterloo last Saturday will reside at 452 Hamilton Street in Geneva after a wedding trip into Canada. Mrs. Wyatt is the former Edith Meyers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Meyers of Waterloo. Wyatt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyatt of Waterloo. Mrs. Wyatt works in a Geneva insurance office and Wyatt is employed at the American Can Company plant.

Geneva Joseph G. Wyatt Waterloo Hamilton St Canada Wratt Edith Meyers Roy O. Meyers Wyatt Frank Wyatt American Can Company Donald Everett Hunt First Presbyterian Church Hunt Marjorie Mae Farwell Newton E. Farwell Horace H. Hunt Eden

Steel Shortage Forces Auburn Diesel Plant Closure

Auburn Diesel plant of the American Locomotive Company will close for four working days starting Friday due to a steel shortage. About 1,000 workers are affected. Plant manager Charles T. Lathrop said the halt is temporary and notes the facility does not operate Saturdays Sundays or holidays.

Auburn American Locomotiv Company Charles T. Lathrop Lathrop

Geneva Junior League Champions Feted After Title

Geneva's Junior League baseball team, Ontario County League champions, will be feted at a dinner by the Win ner Post and American Legion tomorrow night. Motion pictures from the 1951 World Series will be shown. The team was eliminated in the state playoffs by Cooper-Maring of Rochester.

Geneva Winner Post American Legion Cooper-Maring Rochester

Auburn man named state VFW membership chairman

Thomas J. Poole of Auburn, district senior vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and past Cayuga Post 1975 commander, was named chair man of the state wide membership committee at the quarterly session of districts four five and six in Auburn. Attendees from Rochester Southern Tier and Central New York attended as speakers outlined the national membership drive running Oct 15 to May 31.

Auburn Thomas J. Poole Veterans of Foreign Wars Cayuga Post New York State Ffourth Jocal ¥. Flav Rochester Southern Tier New York

Theft from gas station safe reported at Clark Street

Detectives investigate a weekend theft of about $600 from the safe at Gormley and Draucker gas station 1 Clark Street. The combination dial and lock were removed before the safe could be opened. Clerk Clarence Sinters discovered the loss and notified part owner James H. Draucker.

Aubvrn Lawrence H. Meniillo Hugh Casey Gormley& Draucker Clark St Clarence Sinters Siners James H. Draucker

Mrs Hosier Funeral Tomorrow in Auburn

Mrs Caroline Ed wards Hosmer aged 3 of Hunter avenue wife of Frederick M. Hosmer died yesterday in Auburn City Hospital after a long illness She was a member of First Universalists Church Survived by her husband son Torney Ferris E. Hosmer of Auburn two sisters Mrs Oliver A Wood of Geneva and Mrs Bert S Westlake of Auburn Services will be at 3 PM tomorrow at Bracley Memorial Chapel Burial at Fort Hill Cemetery.

Auburn Caroline Edwards Hosmer Hunter Av Frederick M. Hosmer Auburn City Hopstal First Universalists Church Torney Ferris E. Hosmer Oliver A. Wood Geneva Bert S. Westlake Bracley Memorial Chapel Fort Hill Cemetery

Hrs. Cosman Funeral Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred Ford Cosman, wife of Harry O. Cosman, were held today in Dorchester Ontario after her death Friday in London Ontario. Burial followed in Dorchester Cemetery. Survived by husband. son Harry A. Cosman with the Canadian Artillery. two grandsons. mother Mrs. Mary Ford of Dorchester. sisters Mrs. Elevela McMuiray, Mrs. Percy Smith and Mrs. Nettie Ford.

Auburn Winifred Ford Cosman Harry O. Cosman London Ont Dorchester Harry A. Cosman The Canadian Artillery Mary Ford Elevela McMiurray Percy Smith Nettie Ford

Miss Edith Sweeting Dies at Weedsport Life Resident

Edith Sweeting of Weedsport died Saturday at her Brutus street home after a long illness. She worked for Leonard Manufacturing Company. Survived by her mother Mrs. Clayton Baldwin. Services set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at Kelly Funeral Home Weedsport with Rev. Ernest Hutterfield officiating. Burial in Weedsport Rural Cemetery.

Auburn Edith Sweeting Weedsport Brutus St iLeonard Manufacturing Company Clayton Baldwin Kelly Ernest Hutterfield Weedsport Rural Cemetery

Mrs. Mosher To Be Buried Tomorrow

Mrs. Maria Yanger Mosher 84 of Union Springs widow of Cayuta County Sheriff Edwin B. Mosher died Saturday night at home. Funeral at 2 30 P M tomorrow at Union Springs Presbyterian Church with Rev George F Cambs officiating. Burial in Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Survived by two stepsons George E. Mosher Worcester Mass and Sidney W. Mosher New York City.

Auburn Maria Yanger Mosher Union Springs Cayuta County Edwin B. Mosher The Leisure Hour Club Shei George E. Mosher Worcester Mass Sidney W. Mosher New York City

David family mourns Ogdensburg resident

Leo T. David 82 of 315 St. Lawrence Avenue Ogdensburg died Friday at Hepburn Hospital after a period as a patient. Survived by wife two children Ralph David and Elizabeth David two daughters in law and several siblings. Funeral from the family home at 1:30 P.M. and Notre Dame Church services at 9 A.M. Burial in Notre Dame Cemetery.

Ogdensburg Les T. David St. Lawrence Hepburn Hospital Ralph David Donald Stu Huis Baimai N. Y Elizabeth David Oakland Calif Stewart Smith Oldensburg Ashtabula Ohio Joseph David Cooperstown Famly Notre Dame Church Notre Dame Cemetery

Funeral services set for Mrs. Catherine St Denis

Mrs Catherine A St Denis of Kings Court South Street died yesterday in Mercy hospital She was born in Scranton Pa and formerly lived in Syracuse She was a member of St Marys Church and past president of its Rosary and Scapular Society Also member of Court Auburn Catholic Daughters of America Auburn Country Club and Auburn Home Bureau Unit Surviving husband Bernard B St Denis three sisters Mrs John Pelcha Maspeth LI Mrs Walter OToole and Mrs Josephine Walsh of Brooklyn two brothers Michael and John Posten of Brooklyn Services scheduled for Wednesday at 9 AM in St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery Syracuse Rosary and Scapular Society set services at funeral channel

Auburn Catherine A. St. Denis Kings Court South St Bernard B. St Denis Mercy Hospital Scranton Syrasea Disass. Use Irs St. Denis St. Mary's Church Court Auburn Catholic Daughters of America Auburn Country Club Auburn Home Bureau Unit John Pelcha Maspeth L. I Walter O'Toole Josephine Walsh Brooklyn Michael John Posten Brook Lester E. Brew St. Marvws Cemetery Syracuse Rosary and Scanuler Society

Car Strikes Pole Wires Torn Down in Seneca Falls

Ronald Gustafson, 28 percent recovering at home on Lake Road, was injured when his car swerved across East Bayard Street and hit a utilities pole. Two transformers were downed, high tension wires strewn across the road, and traffic was directed for more than two hours. NYSEG workers restored service after several hours.

Seneca Falls Ronald Gustafson Lake Rd E. Bayard St Gustafson Charles Flynn Matthew Cerello New York State Electric and Gas Corporation

Harugari Grand Lodge Convention Planned in Waterloo

Annual meeting of the New York State Grand Lodge of the German Order of Harugari set for Thursday through Saturday September 4 5 and 6 with headquarters at the American Legion Home. More than 259 delegates and members expected. Joseph Panerer state Grand Master will preside and officers to be elected and installed. A reception for Grand Lodge officers and delegates scheduled for opening day.

Waterloo New York State Grand Lodge American Legion Home Joseph Panerer Grand Battle of the Paitterer

Dr Loosli to Speak on Atomic Energy in Agriculture

Dr J K Loosti professor of animal nutrition at Cornell University will address the fourth annual Oak Ridge Summer Symposium in Oak Ridge Tennessee. The theme is The Role of Atomic Energy in Agricultural Research and Loosti will discuss radioisotope work in animal nutrition studies at Cornell.

WHACA J. K. Loosti Cornell University Oak Ridge Oak Ridge, Tenn Loosli Corell

Scouts Outing Planned at Lour Ges Camp

Girl Scouts of St. Mary's Church will hike to Lour Ges Camp on Skangareles Lake in Syracuse Diocese territory. They depart the city at 9 30 AM with Rev Charles L McCarthy assisting as activities director.

Burn Girl Scouts of

Dry Weather Seen Cutting Celery Crops

Martens Packing Company reports a celery crop harvest near completion with yield down from last year due to dry spells. About 100 acres in muck areas are being harvested by 100 migrant workers, with packers shipping to New York City and the Northeast and some to the South.

Auburn Martens Packing Company Port Byron Lucien Martens Fair Haven Red Creek Wolcoil Martens New York City Northeast

Poultry Queen to Compete in Syracuse Show

Janet Marquis of Lake Como will compete in the Neppeco poultry show in Syracuse October 1 2 wearing overalls and a crown. Her cockerel earned high marks from Prof C Ogle of the State Poultry division for quality and breeding, placing Marquis among top displayers. Ogle called the Cayuga County 4-H Clubs event one of the most outstanding shows.

Auburn Janet Marquis Lake Como Marquis Pr. C. Ogle Miss Marquis Ogle Cayuga County

New Pastor to be Welcomed Today

The Rev Alien Barrett takes up duties as pastor of the Ovid Methodist church and will be welcomed at an 8 PM reception at the church. Barrett previously served as pastor in Groton for several years.

OVID Alien Barrett Irs Barrett Groton

Water Level Restored at Weedsport

Weedsport residents saw the town reservoir level rise from eight inches to three feet after pumps failed Thursday night. Mayor David Coyle said careful water use should keep the level safe as two new wells are prepared for use this week and pumps awaited shipment.

Auburn David Coyle Weedsport Idastaig

Trout Bite For Geneva Youngsters

About 200 Geneva boys and girls fished at a rodeo sponsored by the Rod and Gun Club at ponds west of Geneva. The event saw many fine catches led by Michael Donahue Emilly Brown Katherine Clark and Alicia Fennell. Prizes were awarded and organizers plan to make it an annual event.

Geneva Pee Set Tee Nee Etibers Rod and Gun Club Law Shate Mendas Michael Donahue Emilly Brown

Funeral for Mrs. Florence Rockwell Held in Weedsport

Mrs. Florence Rockwell widow of John Rockwell of Weetort died Saturday in a nursing home. The funeral was today at First Baptist Church Weedsport with Rev. Parson Derby officiating. Burial followed in Weedsport Rural Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Albert N. Hartlem Farmington Michigan and Lawren L. Hartlem Dearborn Michigan and daughter Mrs Vera H. White Waddington.

Auburn Florence Rockwell John Rockwell Weetort First Baptist Church Weedsport Parson Derby Gaughter Vera H. White Waddington

Police to Battle Lawyers in Game

Auburn reports a wartime charity softball game set for 5 PM Wednesday at UC A Geld. The police team challenges the lawyers in the City, with coaches and field managers named among the participants as the first postwar contest.

Auburn Uc.a

Seven Hurt In Head-on Collision Near Geneva

WATERLOO Seven men including five from Sampson Air Force Base are hospitalized after a head-on crash two miles south of Geneva at 145 yesterday. Injured are George Jennings and John Edwards from Lodi, Airmen Peissner Mortison Waller Plante and Porter, and Trooper McLorn. Jennings, driving north, apparently fell asleep, causing the collision with Peissner’s southbound car.

Waterloo Sampson Air Force Base Sampson Hospital Houte Yb-A Geneva George A. Jennings Lodi John Edwards David Peissner David Mortison David Waller Roland Plante Ernest Porter Jeff Ankie William MicLorn Waterino Jennings Edwards Peissner

Waterloo Airman William Curry Arrives in Germany

Waterloo Airman William F. Curry has arrived at Neubiberg Air Base Germany for a duty tour with the Air Forces in Europe under NATO. A 1950 Waterloo High School graduate, he enlisted in April 1951 and worked at Curry Appliance Store before joining the service. He is assigned to the Supply Squadron of the 56th Fighter Bomber Wing and is classified as a carpenter.

Waterloo William F. Curry Mrr William P. Curry Neubiberg Air Base Germany Europe Curry Waterloo High School Seneca Falls S6th

Guild Ice Cream Social Set For Tomorrow

The Wester Guild of the Methodist Church will sponsor an ice cream social on the church lawn starting at 7 PM tomorrow. Mrs Leatha McCuane is the chairwoman of the committee.

Waterloo Wester Guild Methodist Church Leatha MecCuane

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Iaildine Murray Sh.yuu Red Cross Bloodmobile Unit St. Pecar’s Eniserne Amane Lef Te Richt Vernon Smith Scipio Center G. L. Moeller Anburn New York Telephone Company James Kenner Margaret Murfin Red Cross Mrs. Mary Perry POGLE Spearers Arrnner Michael Foley Edward Paemust Country Council Clinton Harrington Auburn Junior Chamber of Commerce Highand Golf Club Robert Marshall Lester E. Brew, Jr Mrs. Hosier Cosman Miss Sweeting Anna Cohen Saranag Lake Currier Sloomingdale Alfred Kahn Lake Placid Beth Israel Plattsdurf Cowen Hfe Bloomingdale D. Cohen and Sons Hardware Aaron Seneca Falls Country Club Frank Fennels Mrs. Mosher Leo T. David Mrs. St. Denis Harugari Byrnes Sporting Goods U.mlc.a Larry Vetter Tim Hamilton Joe Marangola Arthur Walawender Walter Rodgers David Zibbon John Day Jim Tortotello Bill Fitzpatrick Ed Milhausen Jim Gleason Stanley Wilczek Anthony Deniro Ronald Nellie Richard Mosher William Kulakowski Charles Stewart Lucky Alicia Alicia Fennell Mrs. Rockwell Schreck Bros E. Genesee St Auburn, N. Y
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