Onondaga Medical Society elects Gwynn president
Dr. Charles A. Gwynn was elected president of the Onondaga County Medical Society at its annual meeting held last night at Crumlins. Syracuse Academy of Medicine names Dr. G Gowing Broad as president with officers Dr. Robert J. Collins as vice president Dr. Albert W. Van Ness as treasurer and Dr. Robert F. McMahon as secretary. Censors are Drs Louis G. Fournier and Alfred W. Doust delegates Drs Irving L. Ershler and McMahon alternates Drs Van Ness Clayton Hale and John W. Rowlingson. Dr. Thurston Reese is president elect of Syracuse Academy. officers include Dr. Charles H. Lynch vice president Dr. Lawrence K. Pickett secretary and Dr. Paul Bunn treasurer. Board and council members named include Dr. A C. Silverman Drs Frederick N. Marty Ernest L. Sarason and E Joseph Delimonico.
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Charles A. Gwynn
Onondaga County Medical Society
Crumlins
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
G. Gowing Broad
Robert J. Collins
Albert W. van Ness
Robert F. McMahon
Louis G. Fournier
Alfred W. Doust
Irving L. Ershler
McMahon
Drs. van Ness
Clayton Hale
John W. Rowlingson
Thurston Reese
Syracuse Academy
Charles H. Lynch
Lawrence K. Pickett
Paul Bunn
A. C. Silverman
Frederick N. Marty
Ernest L. Sarason
E. Joseph Delimonico
Solvay High to Stage Christmas Concert
The Solvay High School Music Department will present a Christmas concert at the high school auditorium on Monday at 8 p.m. The school orchestra will perform instrumental pieces and the Madigals will sing Christmas songs. Tickets will be sold at the door and proceeds go to a music awards fund.
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Solvay High School
Madigals
New Grandstand Sought for Fair
State requests a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to build a grandstand at the State Fair Ground. Officials caution the request may not appear in the 1957 58 budget. Fair authorities have long advocated a new grandstand citing inadequate seating and lack of cover.
Two $50,000 Suits Filed In Utica Federal Court
Special to the Herald Journal in Utica two baggage handlers sue the New York Central Railroad for $50,000 each alleging injuries from lifting extraordinarily heavy sacks on December 30, 1955 at Lacona and Tupper Lake. They claim ongoing pain and inability to work. The suits name Otto Reifke and Allan W. Newstead as plaintiffs.
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Herald-Journal
UTICA
New York Central Railroad
McElroy, Young, Mahley & Dunn
Syracuse
Otto Reifke
Lacona
Allan W. Newstead
Tupper Lake
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Thurston Keese
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Solvay
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