Syracusan Wins U of P Honors
Robert M. Suskind of 416 Salt Springs Rd is named by Beta Gamma Sigma as one of the 10 top scholars in Penn Wharton Class of 1959. He is a Nottingham High School graduate who edited the school newspaper and won the American Legion Leadership Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Suskind
Salt Springs Rd
Beta Gamma Sigma
National Honor Society For Business and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Suskind
Nottingham High School
American Legion
Doctor's Invention Truss Trial Offer in Kansas City
A Kansas City doctor offers a new reducible rupture truss with no leg straps or belts. Testers receive a free $3.50 truss for 30 days, with a money back if not satisfied, by writing the Physician's Appliance Co. at 6961 Koch Bldg. 2906 Main St. Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch Bldg
Main St
Ice skating curtailment hits Syracuse as rinks stay cold
City officials cite weather and budget resistance as the cause of a two week delay for outdoor ice skating. Parks chief Barry notes neighboring cities already operate artificial rinks and roars about Syracuse deficits while Rochester maintains skating for pay. Ground remains unfrozen with 20 degrees or lower needed for solid ice.
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Utica
Rochester
Syracuse
Onondaga County War Memorial
William A. Barry
Barry
Kirk Park
Hot ashes pose danger to Syracuse rubbish trucks
Commissioner Charles F. Stanton of the Syracuse Department of Public Works warns residents to cool hot ashes before placing them in trash containers. He notes three or four truck fires this year, causing overtime, street cleanup, and repeated calls for the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Stanton
D.P.W
Orphans to Greet Santa on Arrival
About 250 orphans and underprivileged children from Central New York will meet Santa Claus as he arrives at Hancock Field at noon Thursday. The event is organized by the Junior Chamber of Commerce North Pole Inc. and Esso Standard Oil, with Blitzen the live reindeer. Children from Dunbar Center Elmcrest Center Cerebral Palsy Clinic Pioneer Homes and similar agencies will be driven to the airport by the Jay Cees and Syracuse Automobile Dealer's Association. Local personalities will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
New York
Santa Claus
Junior Chamber of Commerce, North Pole Inc
Esso Standard Oil Co
Hancock Field
North Pole
Saint
Nick Will
Dunbar Center
Elmcrest Children’s Center
Cerebral Palsy Clinic
Pioneer ‘Homes
Jay Cees
Syracuse Automobile Dealer's Association
Santa
County Sewage Tax Appor tions By Supervisors At County Courthouse
County supervisors meet at the County Courthouse to approve more than 800000 dollars in tax apportionments for Ley Creek, James St Burnet Ave, Metropolitan Syracuse Treatment Plant and West Side districts. Town of DeWitt Syracuse Salina Geddes Onondaga Camillus and other jurisdictions have specified shares. Also proposed are transfers of 1 12 million from the county road fund for next year and 300000 for snow removal plus a bathhouse project at Camillus Park not to exceed 55000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Ley Creek
James St.-Burnet Ave
Syracuse
Metropolitan - Syracuse
Onondaga
West Side
Camillus
Bounty Road Fund
Camillus Park
High School Rowdies Put On Probation
Two of three youths linked to terrorizing Eastwood High School and assaulting a teacher on September 24 received six month suspended sentences and two year probation. Edward Greenwood and James M. Murphy, both pled guilty to disorderly conduct and were held at Onondaga County Penitentiary until pre sentence work. Lowell Miles also pled guilty and received a six month suspended sentence with order to return to Newark State School for parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood High School
Edward Greenwood
Erie Blvd
R.D
Syracuse
James M. Murphy
Forrest Hiller
P. Leo Dorsey
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Lowell Miles
Grant Blvd
Miles
Newark State School
PTA Bazaar Opens Thursday at Seymour Street School
The Seymour Street School Parent Teacher Association will hold its annual Christmas bazaar at 3 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Each class sponsors a booth, according to chairman Mrs. John Mendzef Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Seymour Street
John Mendzef, Jr
Harriman to Address NY Principals Dinner in Syracuse Tonight
Gov Averill Harriman will speak at the New York State Association of Elementary School Principals dinner at the Hotel Syracuse at 6 30 pm. He arrives at Hancock Airport at 5 pm and travels by private plane. Frederick J Moffitt also is scheduled to speak. About 1000 members attend the 27th annual conference which began yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Byrnes
Salem Hyde
State Association of Elementary
Hotel Syracuse
Dudley C. Snyder
Averill Harriman
New York State Association of
Syracuse
Harriman
Hancock Airport
Frederick J. Moffitt
William E. Young
Young
Paul A. Miller
Melanie A. Kreuzer
Jewish Home for the Aged Drive Names Division Leaders
A $650 000 expansion campaign for the Jewish Home for the Aged has appointed leaders for the Foods and Personal Service Division. Eli Gingold announces Elias Burwick as division chair and Eli Finkelstein as vice chair, with two section readers named and a Personal Service chair to be chosen soon. Volunteers will target restaurants and food stores in Onondaga County to boost funds for facilities at 4101 E Genesee St to house more chronically ill and elderly Jews from Central New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry LeVinthal
Onondaga County
Gingold
E. Genesee St
New York
Army Reserves Warned of Possible Short-Notice Callups
The Northeast is told that 90,000 Army Reservists may receive less than 30 days notice before active duty. In Syracuse, active reservists reportedly received 30 day alert policy updates, while inactive reservists could be called at any time. A First Army spokesman called the letters routine and said future alerts will be issued when conditions permit.
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Barry
Rochester
Onondaga Park
Syracuse
Wncigis UK
Navy
Air Force
Marine Reserve
Army
Associated Press
First Army
New York City
William W. Quimby
Army Reserve
George W. Gage
Col. Gage
Dinner Planned By Kappa Sigma Founders Day Event
Alumni and active members of Kappa Sigma Fraternity will meet Sunday night at the chapter house at 105 College Pl to commemorate the 1869 founding. A buffet dinner will precede a program on the fraternity history. Founders Day Dinner honors 127 chapters nationwide with James Messina as banquet chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
College Pl
Kappa Sigma
James Messina
Kappa Sigma Alumni Association
1100 Dolls Ready for Santa at Lincoln National Bank Window
New York Telephone Co and Western Electric Co employees created 1100 hand made dolls for underprivileged children. The display will brighten S Warren St bank window for two weeks before the Christmas Bureau distributes the dolls to needy youngsters. Women volunteers include Hileen Ferrara Helen Rogers Marcia Stanton and Mary Beth Keegan along with Letty Chiarulli Cathy Rizzo and others. Some dolls will later adorn Merchants National Bank and Trust Co window at E Genesee and E Fayette Sts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln National Bank
New York Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Western Electric Co
S. Warren St
Hileen Ferrara
Helen Rogers
Marcia Stanton
Mary Beth Keegan
Letty Chiarulli
Cathy Rizzo
L. T. Jones
Kitty Mullen
Lois Rowland
Gertrude Novendhe
Carol Barrett
Lois Alexander
Dorothy Scholl
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Eileen Ferrarz
The
Western Electric
Camillus Baptist Pastor Resigns to Join Yale Path
The Rev. Earl A. Abel, pastor of Camillus Baptist Church since 1950, announced his resignation at morning worship. He will become pastor of the Baptist Church at Noank Connecticut and pursue part time graduate work at Yale University toward an advanced degree. He plans to move in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Abel
Camillus Baptist Church
Mr. Abel
The
Baptist Church
Noank
Woman celebrates 80th birthday in Geneva
Four daughters and their families gathered in Geneva to celebrate the 80th birthday of Afre McKinney, mother of Mrs. Lynn Peterson of Norwich, Mrs. Richard Steigerwald of Rochester, Mrs. Milton Cousins of Albany, and Mrs. Ford Healong of Bath.
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Geneva
Clayton C. McKinney
Genjeace
Lynn Peterson
Norwich
Richard Steigerwald
Rochester
Milton Cousins
Albany
Ford Healong
Bath
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Syracusan
U. of P
Reaea
Office Supply CO
Salina ST
Syracuse Savings Bank
Ase
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Sai
Savings Bank
Salina
Eastwood Cffice
James $T
Hickok Ave
Charles ‘Gannon
New York. Automobile
New York Automobile Assigned
Charles Gannon
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Gannon
iFeb
George J. Schepens
William St
Binghamton
Buffalo
PTA Bazar
Valley Stream
Theodore Calver
C. W. Kopp
Potsdam State Teachers College
Gov. Harriman
Bunvick
Finkelstein
Camillus Baptist
South Salina
Genesee ST
Raynor
Bamber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Bryant
Falso Air-Trol Corp
Fair City
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