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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
4
Bernard F. Maurer 55 a Syracuse bowling alley proprietor and former pitcher for the Syracuse Stars is reported seriously ill at his home 147 Fitch Street authorities said Maurer played in the early days of local baseball and later ran a bowling center in Syracuse
Mr Maurer, a Syracuse native and local resident, was stricken six weeks ago by a stroke and, after a period of believed recovery, suffered another setback yesterday. Physicians ordered complete quiet with no visitors.
Louis J. Taber of Columbus addresses 400 at Onondaga Hotel dinner, urging producers to seek prosperity through higher production and fair prices. State agriculture officials warn against overproduction while lauding the milk price rise and credit the farmers agency for improvements.
Attendees at a Syracuse Chamber of Commerce dinner honoring the Metropolitan Milk Producers' Bargaining Agency noted milk was omitted from the menu. The event praised the agency for securing higher milk prices for farmers, though milk itself was absent from the meal.
The new Salina sub station at 920 North Salina Street opened today signaling a new era for the north side. Superintendent Mark T. Atkinson led postmaster Edmund Weston and officials on a tour after the opening. The North Side had a sub station for 35 years, now in a building designed for that purpose.
Dr and Mrs Frank Reynolds of 833 Livingston Avenue refuse a photos for their 59th wedding anniversary. They will celebrate with a quiet family dinner at home tonight after a day of friendly greetings from neighbors. Reynolds, a longtime obstetrician, delivered 4200 babies in Syracuse and Onondaga County and retired in 1937. The couple has two daughters, one in Smithboro and another teacher at North High School, plus four grandchildren.
Funeral services for Albert S Button 68 of Sweet's Crossing Camillus will be held Sunday at 2 P M at Camillus Methodist Church with a 1 15 PM prayer service at his home. Masons will attend. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery Camillus. Button dies after three years of ill health at Crouse Irving Hospital. He served 14 years as Camillus highway superintendent and eight years as town assessor. He led the Onondaga County Highway Association and was active in Camillus Masonic and OES chapters. He is survived by four sons a daughter four brothers two sisters and 14 grandchildren. His wife died last November 1938.
Mrs. Reva Hines, 42, of 820 South Townsend Street, pled guilty to disorderly conduct after loudly expressing her “love” for the Syracuse police. Acting Detectives Holland and Ryan reported a midnight confrontation near Harrison and South Townsend Streets. Judge Walsh noted her later claim of intoxication and sentenced her to 30 days.
Readable lines include Edgar Laffayette Martin at 332 Cortland Avenue Annie Trene Renner at 333 South Warren Street John Augustus Eustace at 610 Le Ogeseed Margaret Ann Connor at 1uggs Street Bon Eames Low Lowell and Rose Hilleary Miller at ath North Townsend Street.
Kenneth McDougall Ross, 19, of Regina Saskatchewan, pleaded guilty to a lesser robbery charge for a holdup of Earl J Craigg drug store on October 19. He received a suspended County Court sentence and was remanded to immigration authorities for deportation. Former Assemblyman Horace M Stone urged leniency while criticizing state funding for inmate housing.
Members of the 105th Ambulance Company hold their 10th annual dinner at the New York State Hotel with Dr. William Truax and Dr. F S Wetherell as speakers. Capt. Walter Zion arranges the event, over 100 men expected, plus a memorial for Lieut. Raymond Bauder who died in the Collins Block fire.
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