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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1940

Page

2

Safe Driving Class Urged For Schools

Campaign spread as Post 41 American Legion announces a $10,000 national safety grant. William L. Pitts reports the plan to add highway safety and driver training to Onondaga County school curricula. Walter L. Fox outlines a program using textbooks on car mechanics and accident prevention.

American Legion William L. Pitts Herald-Journal Onondaga County Walter L. Fox Chamber of Commerce Boston Fox National Safety Council Edward C. Stevens Syracuse

Dr Curran to address Hibernians on St Patrick's Day

The Rev Dr Edward Lodge Curran of Brooklyn has accepted an invitation to be guest speaker for the Ancient Order of Hibernians St Patrick's Day program in Syracuse on March 17. Edward ONeill announced Curran’s acceptance and noted the event will include a shinner at a hotel. Curran, a former dean and president of Catholic groups, holds multiple degrees and has long chaired Catholic literary and retreat efforts.

Edward Lodge Curran Brooklyn Light International Catholic Truth Society Ancient Order of Hibernians Edward O'Neill Father Cucran Syracuse Father Curran A.O.H Nocturnal Adoration Society St. John’s University Catholic University Washington, D. C Columbia University Fordham University Brooklyn Law School New York State Cathedral College The Catholic Press Association Brooklyn ‘Bureau of Charities United States Larned

Remarkable KLORONOL Touted For Sinus Relief

Suffering from sinus headaches nasal congestion hay fever and catarrh receive new hope from KLORONOL a rare extract claimed to reduce congestion and relieve symptoms. Advertised price three dollars with a money back guarantee sold at OWESTON'S DRUG STORES locations on S. Szlftha and Salina streets in WLON and Salina.

Oweston's S. Szlftha Wlon Salina St

Mrs Stefan Zweig to Head Syracuse Peace Meeting

Mrs Stefan Zweig wife of the author of Marie Antoinette and Mary Queen of Scotland will be guest of honor December 9 at a Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom event in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. The program is organized by a committee led by Mrs Carlton L Hommel with others including Mrs Horace A Eaton Mrs Arnold Hanchett and Miss Frederica Smith.

Stefan Zweig Marie Antoinette Mary Scotland and the Isles Women's International League For Peace and Freedom Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Zweig Carlton L. Hommel Horace A. Eaton Arnold Hanchett Frederica Smith

St Sophia Church Fete Aids Greek War Relief Funds

The Holy Cross Society of St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church plans the eighth annual St Barbara nameday fete to benefit the Greek War Relief Fund. Funds raised at Cooperative Hall 514 Harrison Street will go to Rev. Peter Anastassian in Syracuse. A large committee led by Mrs. Sterling Thomas will organize the event with multiple officers and members.

Holy Cross Society St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodoxs Church George D. Roupas Sterling Thomas Nicholas Vouisas Nicholas Minale Peter Kambas James Lemonides Nicholas Michaelidou Constantine Kazacas Greek War Relief Fund St. Barbara St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church Harrison Street I Rev Peter Anastassian War Relief Fund Syracuse Thomas Constantine Kazacos Nicholas Voutsas

Nurses to Discuss Defense Link at Eastern Conference

In Syracuse next Thursday and Friday the sixth regional conference of public health nursing executives will cover National Defense and Its Relation to Public Health Nursing Services. Fifty eastern representatives will attend, with Miss Marian Sheehan of Albany opening the program and Prof. Lilian A. Hudson of Teachers College speaking on nursing education.

National Defense and Hts Public Health Syracuse Cathlena A. Cooper Syracuse Visiting Nurse Association Agnes Martin Syracuse Public Health Department Gladys Crain Buffalo Visiting Nurse Association Cora Warrant Rochester Association New York Pennsylvania New England Washington, D. C Marian Sheehan Albany New York State Department of Health National Defense Program Winifred Fitzpatrick District Nursing Association Providence R. I Sophie C. Nelson Miss Nelson John Hancock Life Insurance Company Lillian A. Hudson Teachers’ College Columbia University

Meeting on Personnel Policies for Nursing Services Held

Closing a two day session by the Syracuse Visiting Nurse Association Miss Margaret Reid educational director of Metropolitan Life Insurance nursing services will preside at the Friday afternoon session The theme of the meeting is Personnel Policies

Margaret Reid Metropolitan Life Insurance Nursing Services

Eastwood Treasure Hunt Draws 300 in Snow

Despite heavy snow and cold wind, 300 contestants took part in Eastwood’s annual treasure hunt sponsored by Eastwood Business Associates. Proceeds funded Christmas baskets for needy families. First stop was a florist shop with corsages for women and boutonnieres for men. Twenty grand prizes were awarded at Crumlins where participants enjoyed dinner and dancing.

Eastwood Eastwood Business Associates Crumlins

Driver Hurt In Crash at Pitcher Hill

Severe winter weather caused crashes across Upstate New York. At Pitcher Hill north of Mattydale Route 11 a collision left Nelson E Jenks badly injured and two other drivers injured in separate incidents. Roy Strawing and Henry Waseleski were involved in related crashes near Salina Street and Erie Boulevard. Paul Sturick and Sam Ciciarelli sustained facial and arm injuries in another collision. Authorities reported multiple fatalities from weather related accidents statewide.

Pitcher Hill Mattydale Nelson E. Jenks Clay Roy E. Strawing Syracuse Jenks Henry Waseleski Lowell Avenue Paul Sturick R. D Sturick Salina Street Erie Boulevard Sam Ciciarelli Niagara Street Marcellus and Wyoming Streets Ciciarelli Joseph Filicta Wyoming Street George F. Bentley Clifton Springs Bently

Birth announcements list several newborns and families

Mr and Mrs Nicholas A Dadaria announce a son born November 26 at 905 Milton Avenue. Other families share births: Mr and Mrs Samuel Rotondo at Clinton Street with a son born November 27. Mr and Mrs James H VanWie at Baldwinsville with a son born November 27. Mr and Mrs Benjamin J Searles at 211 Cheltenham Road with a daughter born November 27. Mr and Mrs William V Merriman at 139 Alanson Road with twin sons born November 27. Mr and Mrs James H Davies at 119 Dablon Court with a son born November 27. Mr and Mrs Joseph Cardillo at 212 Wayne Street with a son born November 28. Mr and Mrs Salvatore Vecchio at Street with a daughter born November 29.

Nicholas A. Dadaria Madeline Digilio Milton Avenue Mirs Samuel J. Rotondo Josephine Marana Clinton Street North James H. VanWie Marry Reeves Baldwinsville Benjamin J. Searles Hermance N. Couture Cheltenham Road Salvatore Vecchio Lucia Loguidice Mary v

Fiermont Raised to Sergeant at Fort McClellan

Corp Joseph Fiermont of 345 Elm Street in Syracuse has been promoted to sergeant in the Fed eralized New York National Guard at Fort McClellan Alabama. He serves in Headquarters Company 108th Infantry and is 27, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fiermont. He works as an auto mechanic and announced the promotion to his parents in a letter.

Joseph Fiermont 345 Elm Street New York National Guard Fort McClellan Ala Syracuse Fiermont 108Th Infantry Frank Fiermont

Rules Listed On Gifts Sent To Canada

The bulletin from the Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau outlines gift shipment rules into Canada. Duty free entry applies to gifts valued under Canadian $5, about US $4.45, except for tobacco and alcohol. Higher valued gifts over $25 Canadian require an import license. some gold or silver items may face US export restrictions. Special provisions cover gifts to soldiers in the Canadian army.

Canada Traffic Bureau The Chamber of Commerce United States

Population triples in New Mexico state college report

New Mexico A and M College released statistics showing the state’s population has tripled since 1850. Prof Sigurd Johansen, rural sociologist and sociology professor, supports claims by Chamber of Commerce officials and patriotic residents that New Mexico was among the fastest growing states in America.

State College N.M Chamber of Commerce New Mexico America New Mexico A

New York Indebtedness Shows Clear Downward Trend

State Comptroller Morris S. Tremaine reports a definite and sizable drop in New York bonded indebtedness with $70,174,000 in state bonds redeemed since July 1, 1939. He notes the trend reflects improving fiscal health and ongoing debt reduction.

Albany Morris S. Tremaine New York Tremaine

State plans long term bonds for railroad grade crossing work

The document notes that $15,000,000 of bonds were sold for a state institution construction during the game period. Tomorrow the State intends to issue $25,000,000 in long term bonds to finance railroad grade crossing elimination projects.

State J Institution

Col ds Season Freedom Adverts Penetro Nose Drops

Ad copy promotes Penetro Nose Drops as a two drop remedy to relieve head cold symptoms and prevent development. It urges use at first sniffle or sneeze as a preventive measure with a 25 cent price and generous supply.

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