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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
3
Bishop W Earl Ledden addressed clergymen at Purdue University as part of the Methodist Council on Evangelism. He urged the church to awaken youth to God, saying the church must nurture Growing minds toward truth and spirit and to value the soul's awakening.
The Lincklaen House on Route 20 in Cazenovia was sold in the past week by T. Frank Dolan Jr. of Syracuse to Edward W. Tobin a veteran New York City hotelman who plans to operate the hotel personally. Tobin brings nearly 25 years of hotel experience and has managed the Arts Club and Hotel Lombardy in New York City.
The passage notes a Purdue session focusing on the Methodist Church evangelism program for the next twenty years. Bishop Ledden serves as vice president of the church’s general board of evangelism and attends an executive committee meeting.
George W. Freeman of 102 Hickory St Liverpool is appointed supervisor of the Liverpool Ground Observation Post succeeding resigning Heber Houck. Freeman formerly headed Liverpool High School's commercial department 1920 to 1925 and was penmanship supervisor. He lived in Florida about five years before returning to Liverpool in 1929 and later worked with L C Smith and Corona Typewriter until retiring in 1954.
Sheriff detectives investigated a Solvay garage burglary where intruders loaded a car with loot then left it behind after failing to start. Loot valued at 153 dollars was taken, including tools, tires, spark plugs, a battery, and other items from Susco's Garage on Bridge Street. Additional theft included 41 quarts of antifreeze and batteries. A dealer license plate was attached to a 1949 car found at the scene.
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