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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
5
Death notices list multiple individuals including Barry family and Agnes Pellener Harey with details of spouses children and siblings. Services were set at Keegan & Christ Punermi Hens and interments planned at local cemeteries. obituaries include Gardfield and Pleasant Cemeteries with further funeral home arrangements and calling hours.
Mrs A S Heitzman of 31S Roberts Ave died in St Josephs Hospital. Funeral arrangements set for Monday.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Eduard A. Grail of Apulia Road Lafgrelte RD 2 who died at a convalescent home. Born in Rochester he worked 25 years in Niagara Mohawk Power Corp planning before retiring in 1940. Surviving sister Bertha A. O’Brien. Services at Carl J. Ballweg Funeral Chapel 4610 S. Salina St Tuesday. Burial Lafayette. Friends may call 2 to 7 pm tomorrow Monday.
Joseph J Shehadi 78 died after a long illness at Lake Placid Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 35 PM tomorrow at Adams Funeral Home Lake Placid with Masonic rites at 3 PM. Burial in North Elon Cemetery. Survived by his wife Mabel two daughters Betty and Evelyn and a son George. Born in Lebanon Syria he came to this country in 1895 and built several businesses in Syracuse Newark City and Lake Placid with deep ties to the Kiwanis and Harmonial Lodge 138 F and A M. Burial at North Elon Cemetery and Masonic services planned.
Bagie Scott Atkinson aged 86, longtime Syracuse resident, died after a long illness. Survived by daughter Dr George L. France, North Syracuse. grandson and great granddaughter. sisters Mrs Jessie Huck and Mrs Hatta Hartley. brother George Scot of Canandaigua. several nieces and nephews. Services at Carl Ballwig Chapel 4610 S Salina St at 2 p.m. Monday. calling hours tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
About 3 percent of Onon taga County residents took final exams in preparation for naturalization court proceedings next Tuesday. The rest were given by the County Vocational Education Board in the Supervisors Chambers. In the Courthouse, Mrs Marian O Neil heard consultant 1 adult education.
In Felice Court today Judge Tramar Ra Preston gave one year jausnenried sentences and a severe reprimand to sisters Mrs Shirley Burton of 305 Fulham St and Mrs Carol Wright of 23 Camillas after they admitted stealing $2299 of merchandise from the downtown Kresge Company at 3515 Saling St. Store detective reported the pair walked out without paying.
Byron L Thompson of 116 Dorset Rd, a Solvay Process Co. mechanical engineer for 50 years, died Thursday night after a long illness. Services at 10:30 am Monday at Garfield Funeral Home with Rev. John A. McCarthy. burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. He was born in Belchertown Mass and graduated from Cornell in 1903. He retired in 1949. Survivors include his wife Agnes, two daughters Jane and Mrs Jerome True, a son Hugh, a sister Anne, and five grandchildren. Visitation today 7-9 pm and tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
Frank Schrempf 81 retired carpenter died yesterday at his home 186 W Matson. Funeral services set for 9 am Monday at Kempf Funeral Home with a Blase at St Josephs German Church. He lived in Syracuse 64 years was employed by Litho-Lite Co. Survived by wife two daughters two sons and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Visitation today and tomorrow 2 to 9 pm.
A Public Service Commission hearing on Drury Limousine Corp. request for a citywide operation certificate was adjourned to December 29 after a day of testimony. Opposing firms Syracuse Transit, Spra euse Transit, and Syracuse & Oswego Bus Lines argued Drury should be restricted to limited routes, not full city operation, claiming violations of public service law. Drury, led by James Red Drury, ferries passengers to Hancock Field.
Drury argues its firm operates under nine tax rules and should be allowed to provide pickup and delivery services across the city. The dispute centers on whether the company qualifies as a public transportation operator and must follow applicable regulations.
Frederick J Behrins 59 dies at his Barnet Road Brewerton home after 24 years in Napolean Ohio and Syracuse areas. He belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church Syracuse and Central City Lodge 305 F and AM.
Obituary items for Rozalin Andraka of 519 Richmond Ave and Philip F. Gauthier Sr of North Syracuse, with funeral details and survivors. Also notes on a Herkimer fire at Elche F. E. Hele Mfg. Co., a fall death in Auburn, and GE lab manager appointment for Dr. John B. Russell at the Syracuse electronics facility.
Stanley Buck of Ohsweken pleaded guilty to abandoning his pregnant wife and three children. A county judge sentenced Buck to nine months in the county penitentiary and ordered him returned for a second sentence on the child abandonment charge after release. Buck, 32, invoked Long House in court and refused to swear on the Bible. He was indicted in May 1935 and arrested in October at Buffalo before being brought back to face arraignment. His wife testified she and the children were abandoned in August 194...
Thomas R. LaShomb, 24, of 1339 Butternut St., was fined $50 and given a one day suspended sentence after pleading guilty in Police Court to third degree assault. Police arrested him on November 22 after he allegedly struck Roger J. Boucher, 19, of 603 Midland Ave. Patrolman Harold Sink said an argument arose when LaShomb’s car was parked in front.
Rain or snow expected tonight over most of the nation except the Southeast and Florida. Cold in the central states and chilly in the Middle Atlantic and Northeast regions. AP Wirephoto.
Occasional rain and mild temperatures today and tonight. Tomorrow rain turns to snow and colder. Record highs and low values noted for Syracuse area. Luncheon noted, colored slides by Harold Lines. Forecast covers five days with era forecasts by Dr Selby Marwell and Dr Murase.
Fire destroyed the old two story frame building on North Main Street Homer. The uncovered show of the university drama group produced and staged by undergraduates drew spark and explosions during the blaze. Despite damage the performance of Same Old Faces presented and reviewed the high promise with standout actors Margaret Brust and Nep Smythe among others delivering polished turns. Local authorities assessed damage at about 50000 dollars and fire crews limited further spread.
The Men St. Joseph parish in Liverpool sponsors a gel acquainted event Tuesday at 8 pm at Tylor's Restaurant on Seventh North Street. Chairman Donald Falmieri says refreshments will be served and Coach Reece Pirro will show films of Syracuse University and West Virginia football.
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