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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1952

Page

35

Rome to Join Fight Against Vernon Track

Religious and civic groups in Rome anticipate joining Utica and Vernon opponents to block a pari mutual license for Vernon harness track. The State Harness Racing Commission will study the petition next month. Rev. George W. Burroughs of Westminister Church leads opposition and notes the Colamer case may be considered. Time may not allow new petitions before the hearing.

Rome Utica Vernon State Harness Racing Commission George W. Burroughs Westminister Syracuse Commission

Two Men Hurt In Three Car Route 5 Crash Near Oneida

Police investigate a three car collision on Route 5 near Cowaseleon Creek Hill west of Five Corners at 8 55 P M Saturday. Floyd Brown 34 Fayetteville admitted to Oneida City Hospital with possible skull fracture concussion and back pain. Jennings D Felix 34 New Woodstock treated discharged for possible fractured ribs. Henry Laamer uninjured. Julia Harring missing for questioning. Kenneth Edick owner of Brown s car says it was taken without permission and may face a warrant. Route 3 four lane highway. Saamer driver of eastbound car alleged to swerve causing crash. Brown s car tipped onto its side in ditch.

Oneida Cowaseleon Creek Five Corners Oneida City Hospital Floyd Brown Fayetteville Jennings D. Felix New Woodstock Henry Leo Laamer Non Julia Harring Durhamville Brown Kenneth Edick Hoffmeister Chittenango Edick Howard Grass Ellsworth Yeman Saamer Felix

Ames to Head Chest Drive

Cortland County Community Chest targets 193000 for its 1952 drive. Donald Ames chairs the campaign with committee members Brewster Jackson Newton Parker Edward Stilson Lyman Wickwire Albert Litz Clifford Amberiy Harry Purchas John Mohler Charles Cheney George Wiltse Mrs Franklin Barry and Robert Fotier assisting.

Cortland

Patte Named Coach at Cornell University

George D. Patte, 37, formerly Champlain College coach since 1946, is named varsity coach and instructor in physical education at Cornell. He succeeds Ross H. Smith, who becomes Assistant athletic director and director of physical education. Patte is a Hilton native.

Ithaca George D. Patte Champlain College Secur Cuaen Gesigianl Oasneloda Cornell University Robert J. Kane Patte Hilton Ross H. Smith Smith

Sylvan Beach ambulance claims continued service and insurance

Captain Fischette of the first aid squad asserts the Sylvan Beach ambulance remains in service and insured for up to 300000, countering fire commissioner's statements. He says the vehicle was kept for residents, logged over 1300 calls in five years, and was removed from the fire house only after decisions about district inclusion.

Brst Fischette Abulance Nif Beach Unis Tve Frst Law Officers Incemse Capi Fis“rhatta

New Berlin Police Car to Have Radio

New Berlin plans a two way radio for its police car within a month at a cost around 600 dollars. The system shares a common wavelength with the sheriff’s department and follows the Sherburne model. Chiefs Merritt Lloyd and Leslie Monroe supervise deputies in their towns as radio adoption expands in the county.

New Berlin Merritt Lloyd Sheriff's Department Sherburne Leslie Monroe Monroe Liova Bainbridge Keegine

Syracuse Car Driver Is Jailed

Aaron Davis, 53, of 226 Hubbellar, Syracuse, jailed at Madison County Jail after failing to post 200 bail set by Justice of Peace George Wallace of Lakeport. He faces arraignment for leaving the Scene of an accident after a Route 31 collision near Lakeport with Edward Kibler of Jamesville, R D 1, as his car allegedly struck Kibler’s vehicle and did not stop.

Oneida Aaron Davis Hubbellar Syracuse Madison County Wampsville George Wallace Lakeport Justice Wallace B. J. McNally Bernard Secor Route 31 McNally Edward Kibler Jaimesville R.D. J Davis Laxeport Kibler

Virgil School to Open on September 3

Virgil Central School will open September 3 under Principal James Aldrich. Classes start at 9:50 AM and end at noon, with regular schedules starting September 4. Faculty attend a Homer Central School conference at 1:30 PM on September 2 with speakers William Sheldon and Harrison Van Coit announced by Cortland County central schools.

Virgil—Virgin Central School James Aldrich Mis Harrison van Coit State Education Department Albany

Driver Injured As Car Hits Tree Near Romulus

Seneca Falls resident Louis Upirkes, 2S, RD 2, was treated at Seneca Falls Hospital for cuts and bruises after his car ran off the Me Dufftoward the miles and Romulus and struck a tree. He was discharged later.

Seneca Falls Louis Upirkes Seneca Falls Hospital Me.Dufftoward Miles Romulus

Miss Zoe Marshall To Wed John Veasey

Miss Zoe Mary Marshall and John Edwin Veasey announce their engagement following a dinner at Marshall Farms. Marshall, a Stockbridge Valley and Syracuse University home economics senior, belongs to Gamma Phi Beta and Mu board honors. Veasey, son of Arthur Veasey, is a Syracuse liberal arts senior and Delta Kappa Epsilon member.

Munnsville Otis Marshall Marshall Farms Zoe Mary Marshall John Edwin Veasey Marshall Stockbridge Valley Arthur Hale Veasey Haverhill Mass Governor Dummer Academy South Byfield College of Liberal Arts Syracuse University Delta Kappa Epsilon Marine Corps Reserve

Unadilla Baptist Church Picnic Scheduled Aug 29

Unadilla Baptist Church Sunday School and Daily Vacation Bible School plan a combined picnic on Friday afternoon and evening August 29 at the church grounds. An event for families with activities and refreshments is planned.

Unadilla Unadilla Baptist Church Daily Vacation Bible School

P W Harrington Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Paul W Harrington eight of 41 Seneca Avenue Oneida Castle will be from the home of his parents at 29 PM tomorrow with Rev Cecil Plumb officiating Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery Bearers will be Hugo Keller Jr Floyd Johnson Harlow Gardinier Walter Stauffer Wesley Rudolpn and William Beitz Friends may call at the home this afternoon and evening Mr Harrington died from a heart attack at his home Friday afternoon Surviving are his wife the former Annabel Champlin his parents Mr and Mrs William Harrington two brothers Niles Harrington of Oneida and Alan Harrington of Oneida Castle a foster brother Richard Palmer with the navy in Italy and three nephews

Oneida Paul WW. Harrington Seneca Av Oneida Castle Cecil Plumb Cochran Memorial Church Glenwood Cemetery Hugo Keller, Jr Floyd Johnson Harlow Gardinier Walter Stauffer Wesley Rudolpn William Beitz Harrington Annabel Champlin William Harrington Niles Harrington Alan Harrington Richard Palmer Navy Italy

Unadilla Sailor Stanley Coie Stricken With Polio

Mr and Mrs Jon Coie of Unadilla report their son Stanley Cole is ill with polio and being treated at Memphis City Hospital. Stanley attended the Navy School in Memphis and the parents left immediately for the city to be with him.

Jon Coie Stanley Cole Memphis Ciy Navy School Memphis Tena Coie

Chicago Vacationing Man Targeted in Utica Mugging

Detectives nab four men and one woman, all young, after a mugging described as brutal and staged with a decoy. Victim, a Chicago resident visiting Utica, reported a wallet and a $20 bill plus a signed $1,000 check stolen. a watch was recovered. The suspects face arraignment in City Court.

Utica Francis Gos- Sin Sease Seaman I/eDonald Leo Hosey Norfolk Steuben St Norbert Ben Weinstein Whitesboro St William White Steuben Alfred Dou Sham Court St Emily Shoox Elizabeth St Chicago Hart St Paninisaz John Bellmont Peter J. de Fazio Bleecker

Lt Hodge to Wed in the South in Early Fall

Wateriown reports an early fall wedding planned for Miss Billie Low VanCel of Anniston Alabama to Lt Henry H Hodge Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Hodge of Potsdam and Sackets Harbor formerly of Watertown Miss VanCel a Huntingdon College graduate Lt Hodge a Clarkson College alumnus active in sports and ROTC took Camp McClellan course and was commissioned July 21 His father serves as director of athletics at Clarkson College.

Wateriown Billte- Low VanCel Robert E. VanCel Anmniston Ala Henry H. Hodge, Jr Henry H.hodge Potsdam Sackets Harbor Watertown VanCel Huntingdon College Montgomery Hodge Clerkson Reserve Officers Training Corps Camp McClellan Clarkson

Couple Married At Tupper Lake

WMiss Sally Ann LaRouche daughter of Mrs Earl LaRouche of 18 McFarland street and Paul Bergeron son of Mrs Ade lard Bergeron of St Bartine P were married here Saturday morning The ceremony was performed by the Rev Roger Martin assistant pastor of St Alphonsus Church in St Josephs Chapel The bride was attended by Miss Dorothy Marie Dechene of this village Claude Bergeron of Bloomfield Conn was best man They will make their home at 15 McFarland street on their return.

Tupper Lake Sally Ann LaRouche Earl LaRouche McFarland St Paul Bergeron Adelard Bergeron St. Bartine, P Yesterstay Roger Martin St. Alphonsus Church St. Joseph's Chapel Dorothy Marie Dechene Claude Bergeron Bloomfield Conn Viuiley Bricggioum

Walter H. Norfolk Funeral Tomorrow

Walter H Norfolk of 701 Lifhans Watertown dies after short illness at the Good Samaritan home. Survived by wife Harriet Stephens Norfolk. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 20 PM from the home with burial at North Watertown Cemetery.

Watertown

Rochester Couple Win In Archery

Greene Mr and Mrs Helmut Wolf of Rochester won the New York State Archery Association tournament with the top two finishes. Mr and Mrs John Fry of Syracuse were runners up as Mrs Fry repeated last year as women’s champion. Dr Paul Crouc of Oxford led the men’s field, while Mrs Laura Wilson of Greene Central School placed fifth in the women’s division and Edith Hibbard, Wilson’s pupil, won the State Junior title.

Wolf Paul Crouc Oxford Association Fry Wolk Laura Wilson Greene Central School Edith Hibbard

Kindergarten registrations set for August 27 in Canastota

Canastota Superintendent Walter G. Clifford announces kindergarten registration for September at the public library on Wednesday August 27 from 9 to 11 AM and 3 to 5 PM New entrants must be five by October 15 1952 Bring birth certificate and the child's health record including vaccinations and diseases Do not bring children to this registration time.

Canastota Walter G. Clifford Canastota Central

Wright Attends National Legion Auxiliary Parley

Mrs Florence A Wright Stich District chairman attends the National convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in New York. She was appointed department national security chairman. Esther Durxee, past president of Charles Miller Unit, will be secretary treasurer of the Sixth District for the coming year.

Canastota Florence A Wright Stich American Legion Auxiliary New York Wright Department National Security Hus Esther Durxee Charles Miller

Births and notices from Oneida City Hospital and area

Oneida City Hospital reports births in the area with names and hometowns including Canastota Wil liam H Kincaid and Augr 20 Francis M M Darger Williamstown. DePuch Sherrill Fuller and Taylor families plus a Snyder newborn. Charles Angell of Durhamville admitted as medical patient. Nazarene tent meetings planned near Loucks and Leonard this week. An installed officers lineup includes Rose Marie Carmela as Junior Catholic Daughters president and Joan Otiman Jean Henes secretary. Lowe family reunion held at Ferana Sirs Homer Cox home in Durham with Robert Switzer presiding.

Oneida Oneida City Hospital Auz William H. Kincaid Canastota Francis MM. Darger Wilamstown B.C John V. DePuch Lenox Thomas QO. Fuller E. Seneca St., Sherrill Gorion W. Wood E. Hamilton Sherrill Edmund S. Tayior Campbell Raymond J. Snyder E. Walnut St Charles Angell Durhamville City Hospital Church of the Nazarene Loucks Leoniard Sis Francis Jury Willams St St. Joseph’s Hospital Syracuse Rose Marie Carmela Catholic Daughters of America St. Patrick's School Joan Otiman Jean Hennes tmSeats Sy Teyed Anehee Oo Tne Lowe Ferana Homer Cox Durhie t+ say Robert Switzer Aresided

WCIU Meeting Unadilla Held at Mrs Baie Bakley Home

The WOT meeting convened at the home of Mrs Baie Bakley in Unadilla on August 28 at 2 20 PM. Members discussed local matters and upcoming events with a small gathering at the residence.

WCIU Baie Bakley

Sylvan Beach Firemen Sweep Williamstown Field Day Honors

Sylvan Beach Fire Department led by Camden Continental Fire and Drum Corps along with Sylvan Beach Auxiliary won top prizes at the Williamstown Firemen's Field Day parade. Mexico Department won first for best company without band, Cleveland Auxiliary took second, with special prize to Reilly's majorettes of Hastings. Parade featured numerous fire companies, color guards, and drum majors led by Ellis Wellman and Arthur Cotter. Joseph Warshol served as parade marshal.

Camden Sylvan Beach Camden Continental Fire and Williamstown Mexico Cleveland Fred Heribeck Seromant Harris Johnson Reilly Hastings Adams Legion Post Linda Fasselt Carol Shippee Constantia Pulaski Brewerton Cleveland iFire Company Seriba Department Ilimar Richland Taberg Vienne McConnellsville Mexico Fire Company Jack Burns Leon

Retired Teacher Eva Reob ingsom Celebrates 90th Birthday

Eva Reob ingsom observed her 90th birthday with an open house at her home on Stane Quarry road between Route 3 and Perry. Born August 23, 1852 near Quanty Hil she graduated Yates Academy and trained as a teacher. She taught 44 years in Canastota Parry Chittenango and other districts before retiring. Active in Chittenango Baptist Church and Sunday School she lives at home and tends a garden. She has two sisters Minnie Csex Sherrill and Bertha Jgnnstin Chittenango and a brother Charles Robinson Auburn, all over 80.

Chittenango Eva Reobingsom Stane Quarry Route 3 Perry Robinson Quanty Hil Yates Academy Chittenenga Treachers Schowl Pateson NL Parry Chittenanga Canastota Canasisia

Kiwanis Grid Coaches Hear Preview Of College Football

Utica Kiwanis Club will host a noon luncheon program titled College Football Day at Hotel Utica. Speakers include Harold Lahar Colgate University Ben Schwartzwalder Syracuse University Donald Jones Hamilton College Paul Patten St. Lawrence University and Jaci Dorran discussing football outlook this fall.

Utica Jaci Dorran Dorran

Driver Fined After High Speed Crash in Oneida Valley

William Laurin Jr. 38 of 222 S Witlw Street was fined 255 dollars after pleading guilty to dangerous speeding. Justice D K Eames heard the case in Oneida Valley. State police at Sylvan Beach said Laurin left Route 31 on a sharp curve between South Bay and Oneida Valley about 845 PM Saturday, striking road guard posts. he was uninjured but the car wrecked.

Oneda William Laurin, Jr Justice of the Peace D. K. Eames Onsida Valley S.S. Nickerson Sylvan Beach Laurin Route South Bay Oneida Valley

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