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Survived by wife Antie and four sons William Edward John and Thorny Fe nianie. Funeral from the samits home 328 North Lowell Avenue at 840 AM. Interment at St. Annes Cruetter. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1953
Page
10
Survived by wife Antie and four sons William Edward John and Thorny Fe nianie. Funeral from the samits home 328 North Lowell Avenue at 840 AM. Interment at St. Annes Cruetter. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday.
Charles Vedder 67 of East Syracuse died yesterday at Veterans Administration Hospital after brief illness. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at Delaney Guentzel Funeral Home East Syracuse with Rev. Baden Mudge officiating. Burial in Collamer. World War I veteran sergeant in 310th Infantry AEF. Survivors include wife Anna Keeling Vedder two sisters a brother and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Patrick F Behan, longtime West End resident and former New York Central Railroad conductor, dies at 128 N Lowell Ave after a brief illness. Survived by wife Nora Reilly Behan, four sons, a sister, brother, six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services scheduled at 9 AM Wednesday at St PatrickChurch with burial at St Agnes Cemetery. Visitation today and tomorrow.
Services for Mrs Lilian E Bly of 227 Greenwood Pl dieing yesterday will be at Garfield Funeral Home at 2 PM Wednesday. Rev Herbert S Schroeder officiates with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include husband Carl L Bly and son Carl A Micks with other relatives listed. Friends may call today 7 to 9 PM and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
Elmer Smart aged 59 a retired farmer died yesterday at his home in Amboy Town of Camillus services set for 10 30 AM Wednesday at B L Bush and Sons Funeral Home Camillus Rev Evan Evans to officiate burial in Belle Isle Cemetery Surviving wife three daughters two sons and two brothers Funeral home calls scheduled 7 9 PM today and 3 5 and 7 9 PM tomorrow with flowers omitted. concisely summarizes the obituary events and surviving relatives.
Funeral arrangements are set for E Ebare 36 of 249 Hazele Ave a display man for Hiram Walker Distillers who died of a heart attack at Jamesville Beach yesterday Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery The family lists his wife Faye a son Samuel and a daughter Sandra with parents Purley and Mrs Samuel Ebare brothers and sisters in Central Square and nearby areas Friends may call at the home at their convenience
Angelo Lalla aged 59 of 104 Gils Street Solvay died today in St Joseph's Hospital after a two month stay. A native of Elmira he was a life resident of Solvay and a self employed carpenter. Survived by wife Mary three daughters Mrs Ferrente Mrs Vincentini and Mrs Salvagni two sons Charles H and Joseph M Lalla twelve grandchildren. Services Thursday at 9 30 AM in St Cecilia's Church burial at Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours 7 10 PM today and 7 10 PM tomorrow.
Fragmentary notice from Syracuse reports deaths in two individuals named Ai Aken and Doren. text hints at a local incident involving water and seasoning terms, but details are unclear and names may be garbled.
O'Rourke led a lively bake at Three Rivers Inn with Louis Prima and his orchestra. Keely Smith and several firms attended, drawing about 150 attendees and over 200 employees. The event featured Jordan Metal Products and Johnny Latone connections, with prices and vendors listed.
Ten fully dressed drum and bugle corps from across the state will perform on opening day at the New York State Fair. Syracuse P L A V Bugle and Drum Corps will join the lineup to salute the fair's start on Saturday September 5. The marching units, led by prominent majorettes, will perform in the Empire icourt before marching to the race track for the State Fair championship. The program includes the Sack Rochman Hell Drivers Show and bands from Groversville Yellow Jackets Auburn Purple Lancers Syracuse P L A W Scotia Cavaliers Northville Backhawks Rochester Grey Knights Hilton Crusaders Mechaniville Imperial Oneonta Green Dragons and Schuylerville Green Sabres. The day also features the queen’s coronation at 3 PM and the national horse show in the Coliseum along with many other attractions marking what organizers call the greatest fair in history.
Teressa Hoffman, 25, remains missing as authorities end a statewide search across Western New York. Dozens of towns joined efforts in Catta ragus County woodlands hoping for a breakthrough. A German war bride in Knoxville filed for divorce citing threats and alleged illicit affairs.
Onondaga County launches a Be Prepared recruiting drive targeting boys age 11 and up born in September October November or December this year. The effort aims for 100 percent enrollment and first class status before Boy Scout Week, linking local growth to a nationwide 1933 Round-Up honoring Congressional Medal of Honor recipients.
In San Francisco the American Hospital Association adopted a plan to lump all hospital expenses into a single bill for patients, ending separate payments to doctors, anesthetists, and hospitals. The 35th annual convention begins with remarks by OveaI Hobby, and the house of controllers approved the reform after a three year dispute over whether specialists could be salaried by hospitals. The convention runs for almost a week.
Thomas M. Watkins, chief surgeon of Potsdam and Massena hospitals, was moved to Syracuse yesterday after illness at Massena Hospital. He was admitted to Potsdam Hospital Friday and transferred by ambulance due to his condition.
In Naples Italy Prof Auguste Piccard prepared a cigar shaped bathysphere to attempt a record dive deeper than 6890 feet. After test descents to 3575 feet near Capri and improved weather conditions officials predicted a possible dive before September 5.
Detroit report says seven year old Annette Kuzdal unable to swim jumped into the Detroit River to rescue her father Peter Kuzdal after he suffered an attack. She kept shouting and waded out, holding his head above water for five minutes until help arrived. Father survived.
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