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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1946

Page

16

Ithaca Welfare Petition Before Board of Supervisors

Ithaca area welfare petition goes before the Board of Supervisors on Monday. Correspondents from Norwich Cooperstown Unadilla Oneonta and several towns report on local welfare matters and community coverage across Syracuse Herald Journal affiliates.

Moaacyon Worwie Syracush Ablrald-Tourmau Mnar Norwich SIDNEY _COOPERSTOWN Unadilla Oneonta Ithaca Welfare Board of Supervisors

City and County Move Toward Unified Public Health System

Tompkins County officials discuss incorporating Ithaca into a county welfare district under a public health law amendment. A county health board would replace the city setup, appoint a health commissioner, with a six year term, and include physicians and local officials. The city could withdraw after a three year trial with a public hearing. The step was taken by common council and supervisors, with state approval anticipated.

Board of Health Tompkins County Medical Society Ithaca Common Council Wealth State Department

Club Has Yule Party At Oneonta

Oneonta Women’s Club hosted a beneficial card party at the club rooms for the Fox Memorial Hospital project. Thirty tables played. afternoon bridge prizes went to Mrs. J. J. Bookhout and Mrs. I. Stewart DeRonde. evening standings honored Warren Farrington and Henry A. Bunn for men and Mrs. William G. Wright and Miss Katherine Woodruff for women. Extensive committees organized by Mrs. Henry A. Bunn and Mrs. Benjamin Kroth supported the event with many volunteers.

Oneonta Womon Fox Memorial Hospital Clyde Bresey J. Clark Nesbitt J. Rex Chamberlain Sheldon MH. Close Carl Spear Daniel Franklin Harry Bard James Bradt John Lyon J. J. Bookhout Stewart DeRonde Joseph Drahelin Harry Burd Harold Smith Warren Farrington Henry A. Bunn William G. Wright Katherine Woodruff Max. Herman Ellenbogen Horace Weston Charles Marsh Benjamin Kroth Ways and Means Antho W. Baker Tracy S. Bard Lynn He Bresee William K. Brodle Earl E. Caristiana Robert N. Clemons Miles Cy Dales Franklin Chilla Frisbee Carter H. Harrison Marvin M. Hatcher E.W. Huddieston Joseph la Barr David F. Wilber, Jr Burton Winters

Two Promoted On Cornell Staff

Morton E Bitterman was promoted to assistant professor of psychology at Cornell. Antoinette M Wilkenson was promoted to acting assistant professor of Homewiture at Cornell. Bitterman has taught at Cornell since 1943 and earned degrees from NYU Columbia and Cornell. Wilkinson earned her BA from Hunter College and joined Cornell in 1943, later becoming an Instructor in horticulture.

Ithaca Morton E. Bitterman Antoinette M. Wilkenson Cornell Bitterman New York Columbia Ha Hax Wilkinson Hunter College

Baptist Church Mortgage Burned in 30th Anniversary Event

The congregations of Memorial Baptist Church burned two mortgages totaling 17000 dollars, outstanding since the church was built in 1935. The Thursday ceremony marked the churchs 30th anniversary with Rev H Victor Kane of Roger Williams Baptist Church Providence as speaker.

Surtland— Memorial Baptist Church H. Victor Kane Cranston Street Roger Willams Baptist Church of Providence Ry 1

Driver Escapes as Truck Tops Over in Maple Street Crash

POTSDAM Herbert Bray of Finest escaped injury yesterday when his pickup truck skidded on fog in Maple Street near St Lawrence Motor Sales. Bray said the vehicle went out of control as he steered west, struck a pole, crossed the road and overturned onto its side. police noted only damage to the truck.

Potsdam Herbert Bray Finest Maple St St. Lawrence

Seals Sales Top Yearly Target in Ithaca

Tompkins County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association reports Christmas Seal sales in Ithaca totaled $4,600 to date, about $800 more than the comparable period last year. Prof. W. A. Anderson, seal chairman, cites strong local support and growing public health awareness.

Ithaca Tompkins County Public Heal Association W. A. Anderson

Court records show petty larceny case in Cortland

Woodrow Wilson Brewer 28 of East Homer pleaded guilty in City Court to petty larceny and was fined 25 dollars by Judge Ronald W. Yager after police report of an arrest on Thursday. Brewer allegedly borrowed a car and sold it to a junk dealer.

Cortland Woodrow Wilson Brewer East Homer Ronald W. Yager Brewer

Farm Workers Placed Through NYSES in Tioga and Tompkins

NYSES reports farm placement in Tioga and Tompkins counties with about 5000 man days worked on area farms last season. Ernest J. Cole coordinates continued placement and urges farmers to file spring labor orders at the NYSES office, 121 E. Senecast, to assess needed help.

Ithaga Tompkins Toga Sint Me Bexidea Compiklas Tioga Ernest J. Cole NYSES E. Senecast Cote

Tompkins County Home Bureau Meets for Gifts to Hospital

The Tompkins County Home Bureau plans a county wide meeting at 2 PM December 18 in the First Congregational Church. The event will feature original Home Bureau songs and Christmas carols. Gifts of canned foods and stored vegetables for Memorial Hospital will be collected as Irene Jolver, hospital superintendent, explains how individuals and groups can support the proposed Health Center as a community project.

Ecuaca Tompkins County Home Bureau First Congregational Church Agp Home Bureau Memorial’ Hospital Irene Jolver

Oxford Chamber Pushes County Seat Move to Oxford

County officials and Oxford Chamber representatives toured five proposed sites yesterday as Lewis of Norwich urged moving the county offices to Oxford. Advocates argued Oxford offers parking and growth space, while critics noted Norwich’s historic courthouse value and broader city needs.

Borwich Oxford Lincoln A. Orvis Board of Supervisors Oxford Chamber Commerce Fve Oxford Chamber Norwich Herbert Crumb She ‘Chamber Endicott Crumb Court House Navin South Broad St Y C. Vernon Stratton Chamber of Commerce Lyle K. Preston Howard C. Bartlett U.S. Marachel Jesse Jacobs George R. Stratton Vernon Spencer John Fitzgerald Shesboard Washington Ngw Clinnton St Old Park Hotel Washington Park Chenango River Washington St State St Taylor St Lafayette Park U. 3 Ollce Mamer Leon Balmer Albany St

Cornell Teachers Seek 30 Percent Pay Increase

Cornell University officials will be approached next week by a committee from the Cornell Teachers Union to seek a 30 percent pay rise to offset living costs. A seven member committee, including Edward Kernet and Thelma Guman, formed after a meeting of assistants in Boardman Hall, noted that many need outside help to supplement salaries. The survey showed average endowed college assistants at 375 dollars per semester, with state college averages around 1200 dollars for no semester and a 24 percent bonus currently in place.

Ilhaca Cornell University Boardman Ball Nasistant Cornell Teachers Union American ‘Federation A.F.L Edward Kernet Thelma Guman Jack Eddington C. J. Hays Robert Conger Leonard Rymes John Stumpf Disausying Kerner

Mrs Farrend Models Dresses At Ithaca College Event

Mrs Daisy Farrand widow of Cornell's former president Livingston Farrand modeled four gowns at Martha Van Rensselaer Hall. The dresses, created by the College of Home Economics costume shop under Miss Frances Brook, blended Mrs Farrand's ideas with student input to showcase design concepts.

Ithaca Daisy, Farrand Cornell ‘University Livingston Farrand Inday College of" Home ‘Economics Fcosturay Martha van Rensselaeh Hall Frances Brook Far

Holy Family Beats Virgil Firemen in League Contest

Holy Family beat Virgil Firemen 47 to 33 in Virgil. Holy Name Society from St. Mary’s, a leading American Legion league contender, improved to one win and one loss while Virgil dropped to two losses after losses to Cortland Legion and Holy Name.

Cortland Holy Name St. Mary's American Legion League Virgil Firemen Virgil Holy Name Society Cortland Legion

Births Expected To Reach 478 At Massena Memorial

Massena The 1946 birth total at Massena Memorial Hospital is now expected to reach 478 with 424 births in the first 11 months and 42 births in November. Superintendent Miss MilWed Higgs reports daily patient counts ranging from 35 to 58, with 73 operations, 57 X ray examinations, and 711 laboratory tests performed.

Massena

Cortland Teachers Dine and Banquet January fifteenth

Cortland reports Cortland County Teachers Association plans an annual banquet and business meeting in McGraw on January 15. Old Main weekly dinner features visual aids in the classroom presented by Jamey Chamberlain of Caramierce, with supper by Lucys Aid of McGraw Baptist Church. Prof. Wade Klewter of Cornell is the probable feature speaker, Wilbur chairs entertainment, Mrs Hulbert handles decorations and dinner plans, with nominating committee led by Wolner Lace.

Cortland Cortland County Caramierce G Wade Klewter Cornell Wilbur Omuittes M. Hulbert Wolner Lodey Nal Harinett

Foresters In Parley At Bear Mountain Park

NORWIOCI District Forester Charles E. Baker District Ranger 1 F McCowan and Forester Donald Ryan will attend a four day conference at Bear Mountain Park opening Sunday under the State Conservation Department. Attending will be district foresters rang ers foresters farm foresters post control supervisors surveyors camp site construction foremen and other department personnel. Discussion will cover machinery under the Forest Practices Act and methods to improve and preserve the State forest and wildlife programs.

Norwioci Charles E. Baker F. McCowan Donald Ryan Bear Mountain Park State Conservation Department

Funeral Held Today For Mrs Lockwood

Mrs Lockwood 88 died Tuesday night at Dunlap Nursing Home Madrid. Funeral held at 2 PM at Mann funeral home Madrid with Rev P J Stracton officiating and burial in Bucks Bridge Cemetery. Born August 1 1888 she was daughter of John and Sarah Hall Lockwood. Survived by sister Mary Dowd of Queens Village and several nieces and nephews.

Lowisa M. Lockwood Dunlap Madrid Mann Funeral Home P. J. Stracton Methodist Church Bucks Bridge Daugster John Sarah ‘Hall Lockwood Sarah ‘Hall Lockwood, In the ‘Stone House On the “Bucks Bridges Marley Road A ‘Slater Mary’, Dowd Queens Village L. i

Prison Chaplain To Address Cortland Club Meeting

Prison chaplain Ralph A. Phil hrosk of Auburn State Prison will address the Cortland Exchange Club Monday night at Hotel Cortland at 6. Samuel Smith announced the speaker. Phil hrosk has served since 1940 as one of the chaplains for the New York night in Tassena Memorial. Funeral services and burial details follow for a local figure with connections to Cape Verde Islands. Surviving relatives and community figures are listed, with church and school affiliations noted.

Scornland Ralph A. Philhrosk Auburn Stire Prison the Cortland Hotel Cortland Sonuel’ Smith Apf Tassena Manuel Smithy Massein Memorial Aluminum Petteriantt Nu Morsine Wavabin Boabser Wis Wits Nen Bate Vorigr Af Joyert Cana Varde Islands Baaton Vervian Stan Ey Madinon Mermlinata Bohlat Ahk Hoventgauia Gov Hak Wargalp Ger Paula Don Byndbury B. Byker Burma Lovio Church St Faust Philly G. Nawon D. Binders Rton M. Samsoy Charles Goal Cilsreb Bahool Smaper Cain Sarah

Sunday Services in Cortland Churches

Cortland churches schedule a full morning of worship and Sunday School led by multiple pastors and staff. Services include morning worship, Bible readings, choruses, and organ music with varied congregations across several local churches. The program features sermons by Rev. Roy Bororeuaist, Rev. Henry Patino, and Rev. William Hackney, plus superintendent roles and youth activities.

Na Rey Willian i Ea Sabaon Eco Aaprensemie Park Wasson Batons Orde 20 FM Azar Cours Mra Vistar Ieee Yo' Ag The Ray Law Genes le Listan Paglarz Cnarlen Aleer Geosaen Marley Monteleone Lionel Potter Pulestineiagal Gundey Shuren Ei Ak Warship Bermon Mantoge Ust Tims Youne Beopie Pelowabl Universe Roy Ilo A Churen Schooly Ray Henry Baller Laven Munson Lene Lam Ree Frederick A, Purner Edward) McKinner Gharch School Anak Tule Organiat Aaron Sehgal Oravek Acimon Baptiste See Paatar I. B. Perry Seool Mingven Geox Kilan Barche Fine Rusia Gharles Orkenist Retin I i Ghiren’ School

Greene School Welcomes New Teacher Misa Irene Prosonte

Greene Central School introduces Misa Irene Prosonte of Marcellus as a new teacher. Prosonte, a Potsdam State Teachers College graduate, completed her degree last June.

Qreene Greene Cential School Misa Irene Prosonte Marcellus Milas Prosonte Potsdam State Teachers’ College

Oneonta Grange Installs New Officers At Meeting

Newly elected officers of Oneonta Grange were installed at a recent meeting in the 160 Harrods Hall with Ralph Young of Delhi as state gatekeeper. Readings and musical performances accompanied the ceremony. A tribute was paid to Mrs. Clyde Craft who died last week. Preparations were announced for a Christmas party and a covered dish supper served by local members.

Onekonta Oneonta Grange Hall Ralph Young Delhi Olin Houck Elva Houck W. B. Hall W. E. Hall Homer Pottev Bryce Brownell Robert Wing Henry Bunn Philip Jencks Charles Bingham Ruth Potten Elle Brightman Tess Shepard Ceres Ida Salisbury Pomona Carrie Robbins Flora Herbert Mumford Stady Robbert Wing Clyde Conrow Claude ‘Taylor

Talc Firm Plans Reduced Mine Work Amid Strike

GOUVERNEUR The coal strike and railway embargo threaten local unemployment as Loomis Talc Company officials say layoffs may begin if the stalemate continues. They will store available talc in existing spaces and limit mining to top grade ore to conserve capacity.

Gouverneur Solt Omelols W. H. Loomis Talc Company

Cage Season Opens Sunday in Tupper Lake City League

Tupper Lake opens the City League basketball schedule with four local teams set for Sunday at Whitney Park and Tupper High gym. Veterans of Foreign Wars will play first at 2 18 PM, followed by the 'Tupper Legionnaires versus Sunmount. Junction Wildcats draw a bye in the opener. Willowry Chalmers is elected City League president. Gregory Rowley treasurer and How ard Youmell secretary. Nearby Norwich Democratic chair recommends reappointment of Blanche Wilcox as Democratic Election Commissioner.

Tupper Lake Mays High Tupper Veterans of Foreign Wars Wive Whitney Park Cagers Tupper High Tupper Legionnaires Sunmount Junction

Ithaca Head Sees Madison Barracks as College Site

Dr. Leonard B. Job president of Ithaca College inspected Madison Barracks at Sackets Harbor and discussed acquiring the 95 acre post for relocation. He found the site promising and possibly superior to Plattsburgh barracks, despite high costs of adaption. Accompanying him were Watertown officials and local business leaders at a luncheon following the tour.

Leonard B. Job Ithaca College Madison Barracks Carl M. Jackson Sackets Harbor Watertown Job Ithaca Plattsburgh Barracks Joh Sockets Harbor Imayor Jackson Wincle River TNE Tob Jackson George G. Inglehart The Agricultural Insurance Company Joseph Elis Municipal Development Commission T. J. Morrison Chamber of Commerce Charles A. Winslow Ernest C. Sould Watertown Chamber Ray. M. Reeves Board of Supervisors

Cornell Man to Speak on Preparation of Radioactive Isotopes

Dr. Charles D. Swartz of the Cornell Laboratory of Nuclear Studies will lecture on Preparation and Properties of Important Radioactive Isotopes in Rockefeler Hall Room A at 8 PM on Tuesday December 20. It is the third lecture in a series on tracer techniques sponsored by the Association of Scientists of Cornell University with talks by staff from physics biochemistry and biology. Future talks will cover stable isotopes and isotope tracer applications to plants animals and chemical problems.

Yehaca Charles D. Swartz Cornell Laboratory of Nuclear Studies Rockefever Hall Association of Scientists Cornell University

George Purdy Funeral Monday

Funeral services for George Purdy aged 84 will be held Monday at 10 AM at the Beard Memorial Home in Cortland. Mr. Purdy died Thursday night in Corandville. He was born August 4, 1862, in Delaware County, son of William and Elizabeth Tyzer. The Rev C W Vandenberg, pastor of the Cortland First Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in Cortland Rural Cemetery.

Cortland Beard Menorial George Murdy Corandville Mr. Purdy Delaware County William and Elizaeth ‘Tyzer C. W. Vandenbergn Cortland Firs Cortland ‘Rural Cemetery

St Lawrence Receives 10000 Bequest For Grace Scholarship

The St Lawrence University in Canton receives a $10000 bequest from Grace of Denver to establish the Grace Scholarship Fund. Proceeds from 11 stocks valued about 520000 will fund social science advancement for students. Grace, a 1853 graduate, taught in Denver until 1925 and died November 5.

Canton Slude Aloe Grace Denver Col St.Lawence University Grace Eugene G. Bewkes Misa Grace Edmund. Grace Mary L. Grace St. Lawrence Kappa. Kappa’ Gamma Sorority James Grace Katherine Craig Colony Sands House Association Edgewater

Red Raiders Rally to Defeat Canton Bears in NNLY win

Massena Red Raiders overcame a slow start to beat the Canton Bears 27 to 4 in a Northern New York League road game Friday night. Massena trailed 3 to 1 after one, but led 7 to 5 at halftime and 21 to 10 after three quarters before finishing with the 23 point margin. Charley Sharlow led Massena with 13 points while Whalen paced Canton with 14. Massena Jayvee also beat Canton Cubs 22 to 12 in the preliminary.

Massena Massena Red Raiders Canton Bears Red Raiders Canton Canton Quantet Raiders Charley Sharlow Massenas Whalen Massena Jayvee Canton Cubs Masena Gouverneur

Lawrence H Roberts Funeral Monday

Lawrence H Roberts Malone died Thursday at Allee Hyde Hospital age 38 of 81 Pearl Street life resident of Malone He was born April 24 1905 son of Mrs Seba Roberts and the late Henry Roberts He worked 21 years as shipping clerk for Consolidated Super Corp He survived by his wife one son Richard 7 mother Mrs Seba Roberts of Pearss one sister Annabelle Roberts Malone and one brother Harry Little Falls Funeral will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM by Rev H C Campbell Cen tenary Methodist Church body to be placed in Morningside Cemetery vault for burial next spring

Malone Lawrence Ho “Roberty Pearl St Allee Hyde Hospital Roberts Harry Little Falls H. C.campbell Centenary Methodist Church Morninside

Sheridan Williams To Be Buried Monday

POTSDAM The funeral for Sheridan Williams, about 75, formerly of Potsdam, who died Thursday night at his son Leland Williams home, 508 Fitzhavin Troy, will be held Monday afternoon at Clarke and Foote Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles B Hanna will officiate with burial in Bayside Cemetery. Rites will also be held today in Troy before the body is brought here. He was formerly with Racine River Paper Company at Potsdam and served as shoganelayaty in Northam New York for several years.

Potsdam Sheridan Williams Leland Williams Fitzhav Troy Clarke & Foove Charles B. Hanna Presbyterian Church Bayside Cemetery Williams Racanelle River Paper Comepany Patsttam Shoganleayaty Northam New York

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