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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1955
Page
6
Obituary briefs for John Bonn and multiple Syracuse area residents. Details include survivors, funeral homes, interment sites such as St Agnes Cemetery and Morningdale, service times, and calling hours. Notes list families and church parishes across Syracuse and Liverpool.
Ralph Simmons a 37 year old former Hill football coach at Syracuse University was found dead of probable esophageal hemorrhage at his Pittsfield Massachusetts home. Funeral services will be held in Pittsfield with survivors including his mother and sister.
A partial obituary and funeral notice page lists multiple funeral homes and florists serving Syracuse areas. It notes the Spiritual Science Service will be omitted tomorrow with church members serving at a camp, and cites dates and times for a Sunday service. Includes contact details for several funeral homes and related services.
Special registration will be held next five weeks for all high school students in the Central School District One serving Camillus Onondaga Van Buren Geddes and Elbridge. Buses will cover the district in the morning from 8 30 to 9 20. Students may attend on a different day if needed with class by class scheduling. Seniors 9 30 Monday juniors 9 30 Tuesday sophomores 9 30 Wednesday and freshmen 9 30 Thursday at W Genesee Central School.
Louis F Shaw aged 4 of 8 Westlake Avenue was treated at Mercy Hospital for a scalp laceration after allegedly falling in front of 21 Columbus. Patrolman Cari L Nicandrland and John C Walsh transported Shaw to the hospital after receiving a call that a man lay on the road between two parked cars.
The Rev. Lloyd V. Moffett will preach at the union worship of Brown Memorial and Centenary Methodist Churches tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Brown Memorial Church. Marilyn Dietz will be guest soloist and Muriel Stoker will perform a cello solo. Irene Dickinson will be organist.
The church plans tomorrow services focusing on health and dominion over fear and sin taught by Christ Jesus. The Lesson-Sermon titled Christ Jesus highlights Jesus healing the high priest's servant, with correlative readings from Science and Health, illustrating healing through Mind over matter.
Mrs Anna Kany 65 of 415 Bryant Ave Syracuse died after a long illness at University Hospital. Born in Skoryki Western Ukraine she came to the United States 45 years ago. She was a communicant of St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church and a member of Ukrainian Sitch Society Branch 39 and Ladies Pennsylvania Slovak Sokol. Surviving are her husband Wasyl Kany two daughters Mary and Stephanie and son Michael all of Syracuse a brother Victor Szadiak of The Pas Manitoba Canada three grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services 8:30 a.m. Monday at Macko Funeral Home then 9 a.m. at St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Prayer services tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the funeral home with visiting hours 7-10 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. tomorrow.
Receipts show beef and calves rising with stronger demand as per New York State Agriculture and Markets. Cattle receipts 80 head with dairy cows at 14.10 to 32.80, calves 15.70 for good, hogs and feeder prices listed, veal and heavy weights noted with varied per hundredweight and weights.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names Towaee Tavis and Bencea Palle with ages and places, mentions Galvin and Watertown, plus references to Mrs. Martins and Lorense Smith. Content is unreadable and incomplete.
Richard Abbot age 17 of Elbridge and Paul Lando 18 of Elbridge were hurt when their car overturned after a rear tire blew out on Route 31 two miles east of Weedsport. Abbot received treatment for a fractured right hip, scalp lacerations, and a bruised eye and was listed in fair condition. Lando had multiple lacerations and was released after treatment. driver William Wilson 18 of Elbridge and three other occupants were uninjured. State troopers R W Ward and Robert Bower investigated the crash.
M L Gardner of Risca urges homeowners to fix cracks in roofing and siding after Connie and Diane storms to prevent rot and depreciation. Surveys show storms worsen leaks. timely caulking can avert major future repairs. Also noted is a Merchants Parcel Service safety award presented to E P Spencer for a safe driving record by Liberty Mutual representatives.
Syracuse residents named by the Seventh Day Adventist church will attend a 24 state congress of lay members in Grand Ledge Michigan from August 30 to September 3. Delegates join over 2,000 others from the Northeast Middle Atlantic Great Lakes regions and Eastern Canada. The five day gathering aims to train delegates to expand church ministry through practical pastor support and welfare work. President Eisenhower has sent greetings commending their initiative to improve church work.
Maj Robert L Lister is appointed commander of the 655th aircraft control and warning squadron at Dry Hill air force base, succeeding Maj George G Parkins who moves to Wright Patterson field Dayton O. Lister, a ten year veteran, previously served with the 764th AC&W Squadron at St Albans VI. He is a native of Indianapolis Indiana and enlisted in 1942. He and his wife Mary Frances Brown of Huston Mississippi and daughter Mary Louise 11 reside at 1442 Broadway Ave East.
Geneva Red Cross chapter aims for 1275 dollars to aid flood victims as contributions flow in. The Geneva Post Veterans of Foreign Wars donated 1000 dollars yesterday to the fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marine of 844 Sumner Ave Rochester celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed on August 15, 1905 and have lived in Syracuse since. Mrs Marine received a surprise party by 25 friends at the Hotel Syracuse. Both belong to Temple Adath Yeshurun. He ran a jewelry store until retirement ten years ago. She is active in the Jewish Home for the Aged Hadassah Council of Jewish Women and the Sisterhood of Adath Yeshurun.
Norwich reports Julius Oros a 52 year old Cincinnatus cattle dealer was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve on Route 23 struck a bridge and plunged into a thicket. Police found him dead at the scene and an autopsy was planned by Chenango County Sheriff’s Department.
Forecast calls for moderate temperatures with a low of 58 tonight and a high of 82 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 82 and the low 56, with sunset at 7 49 and sunrise at 6 25 tomorrow. Record highs 97 set in 1948 and record lows 43 set in 1954, with humidity rising from 54 percent yesterday to 95 percent today.
The concluding union worship between First Ward Methodist and Presbyterian Churches will be tomorrow at 10 am in the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Paul A. Rickabaugh of Yonkers, former First Ward Presbyterian minister, will preach on "God's Presence in the Pent cost Experience."
The Methodist and Baptist congregations of Manila will hold joint services at 10 30 am tomorrow in the Baptist building. Rev Lewis F Bachman a Methodist minister will deliver the sermon titled The Transforming Friendship.
Weather outlook notes scattered showers and thundershowers tonight over the Great Lakes and East Gulf Coast with a few showers along Lower Florida East Coast and near the North Dakota Nebraska border. Cooler air in New England, warmer in the Northern Plains and North Pacific States, little overall temperature change elsewhere. Forecaster Maxwell, a meteorologist, predicts Syracuse area weather for five days.
NORWICH A chartered bus carrying about 30 passengers toured the Great Brook watershed yesterday during the annual Conservation Caravan. The event, sponsored by the Conservation Forum of New York State and the Buffalo Museum of Science, followed a departure from East Aurora and Buffalo on August 20 and included demonstrations at Mortimer Brooks farm with local watershed association escort.
The notice summons the named defendants to answer a complaint in an action to establish regularity of a title to property in Syracuse. It details service within twenty days, warns of default judgment, and provides the filing details and attorney information. The page cites the 1955 publication date and describes the Arlington Tract parcels Lot Nos 474 and 476 at Aberdeen Terrace in the City of Syracuse with description references.
A complex set of civil actions in Onondaga County Supreme Court involving multiple defendants including Margaret A Church Myrtle M Nichols and Pattison Construction Corporation. The actions seek tax title and property interest clarifications on parcels at 760 and 164 Fellows Ave and adjacent tracts in the City of Syracuse with various heirs and unknown claimants named. Judgments by default possible if defendants fail to appear or answer within twenty days.
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