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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1946

Page

20

Madison County Supervisors Vote Increases In Pay Spark Budget Debate

Madison County Board of Supervisors approved a new county budget totaling 835,080.85, down from 82 854.09 in 1946, with 18 voting for the plan and one absent. A resolution raised the clerk of the board Mary Brophy's pay to 2,500, plus a 500 living cost bonus denied. other raises included deputies and a 750 annual salary for a board member in place of 500. Several resolutions directed funds to welfare, health, and veterans services and authorized road maintenance and transfers. Three supervisors disclosed town debts and planned principal and interest payments for 1947, including New Woodstock water district and Cazenovia bridge plans.

Wampsville Madison Harold Tyler Sullivan Otto Behr Oneida Llewellyn Lamb M. W. Carey Fenner Mary Brophy Norman Larsen Clayton Smith Welfare Department Sumner Gill Larsen Cage Smith Paterhare Home Figgas Endowment Madison County ‘Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, Inc Moytisville-Egron Rd Madison County Veterans’ Service Agency Cazenovia C. B Hugg New Woodstock Owen Evang Nelson

Syracuse Herald Journal Home Town News Snapshot

Syracuse Herald Journal reporters cover the home town news in every community within the wide circulation area. Corre spondent network includes Oneida Arnold Hams Gorresponaent and other bylines from Cam den Cazenovia Hamilton Sherrill and Rome area towns.

Oneida Arnold Hams ARES Camden UK Gtrauiaylan Oice Herald-Journal and Agratuae Bunday! Herald-Amarcan

Sherrill Boys Scholarship Candidates Honored

Sherrill High School seniors James Orton and David Hennessy were chosen among 30 peers as likely to advance human progress. They will take an aptitude test on February 14 with two faculty present, papers sealed and sent for scoring. Winners announced April 18.

Sherrill James Orton David Hennessy Sherrill High School United States Sherrifl

Welcome Home Group Organizes War Memorial Park Plan

The Welcome Home Group elected Hinkins treasurer Angelino secretary Winthréw Tuttle vice chair. Stephen McGrath chairs a meeting with 24 of 28 members. The group targets a war memorial park on the former air grounds along Williams Street with football baseball and softball facilities.

Onnibn Prank Nemeth Angelino Cassidy Dunn

Bert Vosburgh Rites Conducted

Bert Vosburgh 70 who had been confined to his home on N Main St led Thursday funeral services will be held at Beecher Funeral Home Earlville today at 3 PM Burial in Earlville Cemetery Twentieth Century Club meets Monday at 3 PM at Mrs Foster home subject The Meaning of Christianity paper by Mrs Irish musical reading by Mrs Merton Brotherhood to Elect one day meeting of Men's Brotherhood First Methodist Church social hall starting at 730.

Earwias Bert Vosburghy N. Main St Beecher Earlville Twentieth Century Club C. F. Foster Gerald Irish Merton Brotherhood Oneiday Men's Brotherhood of First Methodist Church Bert Vosburgh N. Mainst Beecher Funeral Rooms Wart Villa Earlville Cemetery Nelda West Road Sherrill Legion Rooms Community Chest and Chamber of Commerce R. W. Mines Art ‘Club Merchant B. Hall William Spratting Maxloo James Bills Peterboro City Hospital Frank Musscian Lebanon Flys Methodist, Church

Sunday Church Services Across Parishes

A garbled OCR listing various Sunday worship times and pastors across numerous churches. It notes morning worship, sermons, and youth programs at multiple congregations, with times ranging from early morning to evening and referencing pastors by name.

Funeral Rites Held for Burt Wootton 67

Durhamville and Morrisville communities gathered for funeral services for Burt Wootton aged 67 who died Thursday at his home in Eaton. The Federated Church officiated with burial following a salad lesson at the home of Mr and Mrs Campbell. he leaves a wife Lona Hill Wootton a son Harry Wootton of Eaton two brothers and a sister.

Burt Wootton Thievillesc Durhamville Per Rae Iter Home Bureau Morrisville Rey Rollin Eam Wedrisuay Mrstro Campbell Baton Aesuistant Federated Church Palen Vam Lona Hill Wootlop Harry Wootton Eaton Mount Upton Milo Wootton Ray Adams Wathington D. C

Rome Layoffs Hit 3800 as Gas, Freight Hoard Hit Continue

Rome industries report 3800 workers laid off amid a coal strike and gas shortages, but major plants plan to stay open through December as freight embargoes ease and gas equipment arrives. Revere Copper and Brass and Rome Cable expect partial production resumes, with Union Fork and Rome Manufacturing maintaining operations using bottled gas where needed.

Rome Revere Ofiajaie Willian Conogary General Cable Corp Nlae Union Fork Sand Rome Opera United States Nicholas Union Force Hoe James M Kennedy Hole

Lodge Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Earlville

Mr and Mrs George F Lodge of Earlville marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home on North Main Street Grace Episcopal Church Manchester New Hampshire united them in December 1806 Reverend Hi J Cook officiated They have three children Mrs Charles Irwin Earlville Frederic G Lodge Northumberland Pa and Elva at home A late daughter Mrs W J Irwin preceded them in death They have 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild Patrick Hinckley They hosted Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs Charles Tewin and Mr Irwin They received a gold dish money flowers cards and telegrams Attending out of town were Frederic G Lodge and wife from Northumberland a sister in law Mrs Mary S Meyles of Legrand N H a niece Miss Alberta Couvyar of Boston and Mr and Mrs Charley Soulderenane from Sherburne Me They moved to Engiviljle two years ago from Newport Vt

Earlville George F. Lodge N. Main St Grace Episcopal Church Manchester N. H J. Cook Charles Irwin Frederic G. Lodge Northumberland Elva W. J. Lr Win Patrick ‘Hinckley Howard Hinckley Zarsville Meg. Yodge Charles Tewin Irwin Mary, S. Meyles Letranon N. IL Mea Alberta Couvyar Boston Masa Charley Soulderenane Sherburne Engiviljle Newport

Utica Woman Dies Of Auto Injuries

Mrs. Marion Erans aged 87 of Utica died at Rome Hospital after injuries from a two car crash two miles east of Llanwix on the Rome Oriskany road. Her brother Leonard Moore Shand, 38, also of Utica, was charged after treatment for minor injuries. They were in an overturned car with an unknown man riding with them. the car owner fled Utica after the accident.

Wuyfi Marion Erans Washington Usien Rome Llanwix Rome-Oriskanyke Ienard Moore Shand Utica Dus Frank Robert F. McLean John O'Nei Floya Pele Way Moorehand

Vesper Service at Morrisville Draws Clergy and Chorus

The United Church vesper hour at 5 PM Sunday features Rev. Karl Baillinpy of Washington Mills and the Morrisville Zaton Central School High School Chorus delivering inspirational songs. The event highlights clergy from upstate New York, including speaker Rev Phillipps, at the church’s installation ceremonies for Rev Phillip B. Griffiths in April.

Papa Yauude Karl Baillinpy Congres.onal Washington Millis High Schoo Morrisville-Zaton Central School United Church Phillipps Fe Upstate New ‘York Phillip B. Griffiths

Canastota Briefs Feat Local Appointments And News

Canastota Savings and Loan appoints VanAslya n Carlton A to fill the unexpired term of John Hi Roberts at Tuesday's board meeting. Mrs Roy Tanner of Pleasant visits her son and daughter in law Capt and Mrs William Tanner in New Braunt as Texas. Mr and Mrs Richard Jordan of Houston recently welcomed a son. Jordan's wife is former Canastota resident Jane Farnam. Ira Skinner and Marie Roberts welcome a Fort Ann birth, mother formerly Miss Marie Roberts. Women's Relief Corps to elect officers Tuesday evening.

Vanaslyan Carlton A. 2Ney Canastota Savings and Loan Association John Hi Roberts Roy ‘Tanner Pleasant Inden William ‘Tanner New Brauntas Texas Richard Jordan Houston Pex Jordan Jane Farnam Canastota Ira Skinner Fort ,Ann Marie Roberts Women's Relief Corps

Venture Wins 3046 Award for Arm Use

Augustine Venture of 208 Gansevoort Ave. won 3046 for the use of his arm after an injury at Revere Copper and Brass Co. Referee Frank Sacco granted the award in the Compensation Court. The case also mentions Mrs. Cecil F. Longwey of Alicia receiving 8809.12 as death compensation for her husband.

BOME Augustine ‘Venture Ganse- Yoork Av Frank 1. Sacco Venture Revere Copper and Brass Co Cecil F. Longwey Alica

Earlville Death of Bert Vosburgh

Bert Vosburgh of North Main Street died Thursday after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held at Beecher funeral rooms Wart Villa at 2 PM Saturday, with burial in Earlville Cemetery.

Mrs Kiddney Dead at 47 Oneida Nurse Dies at Home

Millicent Even den Kiddney 47 wife of William R Kiddney of 280 Rastav Oneida died Friday night at her sister Clara Harringtons home after a long illness. Born January 23 1890 in Westmoreland she was a registered nurse. Survived by parents husband two children Thelma and Rudd Kiddney two sisters Mrs Hay ington and Mrs Jeannette Roher a stepdaughter Mrs David Dayton nieces and nephews Services Monday 2 pm at Harrington home Oneida burial Bunset Hill Cemetery Clinton. Friends may call Sunday at Harrington home.

Onema Millicent Even den Kiddney William R. Kiddney Rastav Oneida Clara Hargington Seneca Av Oneida Castle Jong Hlness Westmoreland W. G. Byanden Thelma Rudd Kiddney Tve Haycington Jeannatte Roher David Dayton Newark Algo Harrington Brngat Otter Final Methodist Church Bunset Hill Clinton Haynington

School Activities Cut by Strike

Rome boards halt most after hour activities and heat in all but the high school to conserve stockpiled resources. Several events are postponed including a Rochester symphony concert and two St. Aloysius basketball games. After hour activities move to the high school.

Rome Board of Equaation Cone Rome Public Schools Rochester Symphony St. Aloysius Academy

Careless Duck Hunting Protested by Local Club

Sylvan Beach East End Wish and Game Club announced plans to patrol duck hunting at Oncidal Lake without dog or boat, seeking two deputies from the conservation department. The club will run a fox control series weekly starting January 1, 1947, through spring. Complaints allege foxes killed pheasants and rabbits that club members pulled out during summer and fall.

Sylvan Beaurs Sylvan Beach East End Wish and Game Club Oncidal Lake Conservation Department

Outlooks Oneida ca a Outlooks Oneida

Local notices report re-elected president of Oneida lodge and upcoming events across nearby towns. Speeches by Syracuse football coach Forrest Evashevski mark dinner honoring high school squad. Birth announcements include multiple City Hospital births. Church and club activities outline services, meetings, and community events through December.

Watertown and Rome Victors In Opening League Night

Watertown High and Rome Free Academy basketball teams won season openers as Herkimer Whitesboro and New Hartford also posted victories. Oswego led at half before Rome Free Academy surged to beat Oswego 41-32 at One Copper Lily Court.

OTICA Watertown High Rome Free Academy Herkimer Whitesboro New Hartford Utica Free Academy Watertown Oswego Perkimer Titon Mohawk New York Mills Hamilton High Clinton Whtertown Uulea Free Academs Raipe Fen ‘Nendomy Onan Het Motor tHton Whitanbor Roy NEW Hat Liem Mane Old Borre Poland Waterville “Sa Aneril Ion St. Francis Oxford Narwiche &1 Tohneville Little Falls Hamilton Sherburne West Canada Valley Dolgaville Mohawk al_ Herkimer Rome Free Academy TFA Carl Calnero Dick Ring Heal J the Yard Quayles M Sailors Jyaveen Lyon Falls Pat Leyden Glenfield Lyons Fallé Beaver River Port Leyden Porestport Glen Stevens Remsen Reanyak Cresa Raaneet Bonvar Falla Jayveau Lyons Falls Glenfield Jayvagn Clinton High Lamb Waterville Sharrilt Kally Waterville Jayvees Oriskany Westmoreland Doyle Old Forges Jim Ehrensbeck Old Forre Blue Old Forge Lon Fourne Ton King B. Gage iDlon Mion

Yule Party at Mina Fohelah Lodge No 86

Mina fohelah Lodge No 86 invites Odd Fellows Rebellahs and families to a Christmas party at Odd Fellows Temple 119 Lenox Ave Oneida on Thursday evening November 19. A covered dish supper at 6 precedes a gift exchange and entertainment. Attendees should bring a covered dish and a gift for exchange.

Mina Fohelah Odd Fellows ‘Temple Lenox Av Oneida Odd Fellows Rebellahs

Hiauger Heads Fire Group Elects Officers in Oneida

Oneida Citizens' Hose Company at its annual meeting elected Charles R. Hauger as president. Other officers named include Charles Lecinu as captain, McConlif as foreman, Charles Tiley as second foreman, Alvin DeFrees as treasurer, John Herrison as secretary, Earl Shendy, Hany Lovey and Edward Peliny as trustees.

Oneida Charles R. Hauger Citizens’ Hose Company Charles Lecinu Drilimanta Homes

Cottet Dies At Dinner

Frank Cottet aged 86 died at his son George Cottet’s home in Oneida shortly after 6 PM Friday after a heart attack while seated at the dining table. He was born June 29, 1860 in Oswego County and had lived in Oneida six years. Survived by two sons George and Frank, a daughter Mrs Ernest Wert of Syracuse, and three brothers. Memorial services set for 2 30 PM Sunday at Collathone Sherin Church. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.

Oneiva Frank Cottet George Cotue Elizabeth Oswego County Cottet Rosa Bonsgon Thade Camden Oneida The Masons Odd Fallows George Frank Florida Ernest Wert Syracuse Tve Alvin Dalorila Arthur Cleveland H. Burnett Sherii Glenwood Cemetery Son

William F House Dies at 82 Funeral Monday

William F House 82 a longtime interior decorator in Aliea died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Reta Alelo s home 410 N George II where he lived after retiring seven years Surviving include Mrs Alelo two sisters Mrs Rosa Shaver Rome and Mrs Joseph Durr Utica two brothers Carl West Branch and August Houser Verona five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for 2 30 P M Monday at Howard P Tolle Funeral Home Rev Paul Stevens Olver rector of Zion Episcopal Church officiating Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Canastota special meeting of Ladies Aid Society of First Presbyterian Church to act on its share of building fund Moody reappointed temporary patrolman in Saranac Lake after resigning to go into business during which he will serve immediately

W. F. House Rome William F. House Aliea Reta Alello N. George II Alelo Rosa Shaver Joseph Durr Utlea Carl West Branch August Houser Verona al. Mondey Howard P. Tolle Paul Stevens Olver Zlen Episcopal Church Tn Evergreen Cemetery Stokes

Fred Smith Grange Chief at Sherrill

Fred Smith served as master of Sherrill Grange 1567 in the Masonic Temple with William Dixon and Westmoreland Grange staff in charge of ceremonies. Officers installed include Overseer Randall Kroneck, lecturer Mrs Glen Wilson, chaplain Mrs Owen Cunningham, steward Howard Lewis, assistant steward Guy Warner, treasurer Ernest Burke, secretary Mrs Nathan Maine, gate keeper William Ross, Ceres Mrs Herbert Harrington, Pomona Mrs Howard Lewis, Flora Mrs Ernest Burke, Lady Assistant Steward Miss Betty Eckhard, new executive committee member Paul Allard, plus appointive officers Mrs Irene Kroneck musician and Mrs William Ross on service committee. Outgoing master Paul Allard received a pantaloons pin for two years’ service. Supper was hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Thurston and Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart. Glen Wilson and Mrs Mannsville will attend Star Grange at Saratoga Springs December 10 to 23 with 64 delegates from Sherrill Grange.

Fred Smith Sherritl Grange Masonic Temple William Dixon Westmoreland Grange Rand Kroneck Glen Wilson Owen Cunningham Howsard Lewis Guy Warner Ernest Burke Nathan Maine William Ross Ceres Herbert Harrington

Death of H. S. Woods of Camden

Camden Henry S. Woods died Thursday night in Syracuse Hospital where he was a week patient. A lifelong farmer near Camden born May 14, 1874, he was the son of Orson and Louise Woods and never married. Survivors include a nephew Ralph Curtiss of Camden and a niece Mrs. Leland Smith of Westdale. Funeral services will be held Sunday at B. A. Sanborn & Son Funeral Home with Rev. B. A. Walton officiating and burial in Forest Park Cemetery.

Camden Henry S. Woods House of Wood Shepherd Syracuse Orson Louise Torrey Woods Ralph Curtiss Leland Smith Westdale B. A. Sanborn & Son B. A. Sanborn & Son Funeral Home B. A. Walton Uuring Forest Park Lemetery

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