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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1957
Page
6
Death notices list JOSEPH M BECK and REV FRANK A BOYD among others. Details cover survivors, funeral home arrangements, call times, and interment at local cemeteries with services at Blessed Sacrament Church and University Avenue Methodist Church.
A garbled OCR list shows names and ages across Oswego, Fulton, Cortland, and Cape Vincent. Entries include residents such as Mrs Anna Gnock 84 Oswego, Miss Allean ZimmermanCape Vincent, and John P Tarbell 76 Hogansburg, with addresses and florist and monument ads from AL MARKOWITZ Florist and Waller Granite Co. The fragmented text mixes individuals, ages, and local business listings without coherent narrative.
The Rev Frank A Boyd 82 a Methodist minister for over 40 years died after a long illness at a private nursing home. Survived by wife Ruby Wightman Boyd three daughters a son two brothers seven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday University Church with burial in Geneva. Memorials to University Church Chancel Fund or Minoa Church Building Fund.
Services set for Monday for Joseph M. Beck five year old son of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Beck of 257 Boston Street who died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage at Me nental Thannl at AWELLUSpPlea Burial in Assumption Cemetery He was born in Syracuse and attended Blessed Sacrament School Surviving are his parents a sister Marsha Beck two brothers Bernard J Beck Jr and David J Beck and his paternal grandmother Mrs Clara Beck Friends may call today 7 to 9 p m and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
William R. Steingraber 33 of 134 Hartson St died of pneumonia at St Josephs Hospital after a short illness. A solemn high Mass is set at St John the Baptist Church at 9 am with burial in Assumption Cemetery. He served 30 months in the Navy and leaves wife Jane Coyne Steingraber two sons Robert and William and brother Carl J Steingraber. Friends may call at home.
Mrs Lulu C Guiles 73 of 206 Fieldcrest Dr Camillus died yesterday after a short illness at Crouse Irving Hospital. Services will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow at B L Bush Sons Funeral Home Camillus with burial in Bentley Creek Cemetery Pa. She lived with son Stuart A Guiles. another son George B Guiles of Elmira and four grandchildren survive. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Services will be held in Sidney for Lloyd Soules 32 of Brewerton who died from injuries when his car left Route 49 and struck a tree five miles east of Central Square Born January 16 1925 in Livingston Manor Sullivan County Soules was a carpenter He lived in Gils Hotel Brewerton and is survived by his son Gerry daughter Jean his mother Mrs E Betty Crawford and brother Raymond Soules of Norco California.
Mrs Loralie I Longo BD 1 Phoenix faced a traffic court action for driving with an expired operator's license and received a $50 fine as the penalty. The record cites Judge Truman H of Preston Wy.
George G Norris 90 a longtime florist in Jamestown before retirement died last night at his daughter Mrs Floyd Bates home 223 Buckley Rd Bayberry Liverpool Born Oct 14 1867 in Onondaga Valley he was a charter member and elder of South Presbyterian Church Surviving include daughter wife of Charles L R Norris of Denver brother two grandsons three granddaughters and ten great grandchildren Funeral services 2 pm Monday at Laurence Van Dusen Funeral Home officiated by Rev Donald E Wallace Burial Valley Cemetery
Services for 73 year old Joseph Grody of 342 S Salina Street will be held at 2 PM Sunday at Temple Society of Concord with Rabbi Benjamin Friedman officiating. Burial in Beth Israel Cemetery. He died yesterday after a heart attack at University Hospital Store. He founded Grody's Inc 45 years ago and served Syracuse Rotary Club 42 years. He leaves three sons, a sister, four grandsons and a granddaughter.
Committal services were held for F. Floyd Harter age 71 of West Hartford Connecticut at Oakwood Cemetery. Rev. P Barrett Rudd of Park Central Presbyterian Church officiated at 3 p m.
SPRINGFIELD C J Kratz foreman at Crouse Hinds Co iron foundry Syracuse N Y yesterday received the 3000th certificate from the Wittenberg College management development program Kratz 37 years with Crouse Hinds was among four Syracuse residents at the first level class Carmen Discenza A O Edwards and Alfred Parker all Crouse Hinds employees attended The five day session on the Wittenberg campus covered human relations personal development business operation and economics.
John C. Doyle of Javelin says Canadian Javelin Ltd controls a large Ward stake while no firm agreement is in place. Richard Weininger of Ward outlines a proposed deal to add mining equipment to Prosperity Co. plant lines at Syracuse, amid plans involving half of Ward and existing Ward steamship operations.
Dr Sidney C Sufrin a research specialist on Southern Tier economy joins Doug Johnson Associates as chief research consultant announced by president Doug Johnson. He will lead a team of specialists directing economic development surveys and reports for regional projects and agency campaigns.
Surviving are two brothers Edward J. and William D. Frick. Funeral or service times listed as 7 to 9 p m today and to morrow.
Syracuse reports Albino's Inc. operates a year round toy club with 63 Santa Clauses and 65 employees at 2033 Park St. Toys are donated or collected, repaired, and distributed to needy children through the year. Sam Albino hands over the club presidency to Frank as operations expand, with a new wing for storage and repair. Russell Emmons becomes vice president and Rose Simonette serves as secretary.
United Press reports several deaths including Dr Guido Schmidt former Austrian foreign minister who died at 57 after grippe attacks. Dr Wallace Green 40 Mount Sinai surgeon and orthopedist died after brief illness. Mortimer B Patterson 82 former New Berne NC judge and NY Supreme Court justice died in Nyack Hospital. Howard Carter Baird 89 retired NY civil and construction engineer died in Highland Park Illinois nursing home.
Third year groups in the Great Books Program of the Syracuse Public Library will discuss Aristotle’s Politics Books III to V this week. Mrs Samuel Mayer leads a group Monday at 7 30 p m in the Social Room and Dr and Mrs William L Parry host a Wednesday session. First year group leaders Nathan F Caldwell and Charles Helzer lead a Monday Social Room meeting. The gospel according to St Matthew will also be discussed.
Rep. Kenneth B. Keating said on high authority the order to close the Rochester customs office is to be rescinded. The Treasury will shift operations serving Hancock Field, Syracuse and Oswego to Buffalo, prompting protests from several New York representatives and concerns that losses in local imports would exceed savings from the move.
Two men were arraigned in Traffic Court on driving while intoxicated charges. Wilbur Smith 44 of 708 Barnes Ave pleaded guilty to drunk driving and to driving on the wrong side of the street and was held for sentencing after a three car collision near T14 W Seneca Tapk at about 6 30 p m. George H Kenyon 60 of 526 W Manchester Rd pleaded innocent after his car collided with Smiths. Paul D Rebuck of R D 2 Huntington Rd was involved when his vehicle rear ended Kens car and Frank A Farnett 35 of 210 Hoover Dr pleaded innocent after his car struck a parked car on Salina St. Bail for Farnett was set at 1500 for reappearance Wednesday.
Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music held its eighth season concert in the Museum of Fine Arts with Fernando Valenti at harpsichord and the Krasner Quartet plus John Oberbrunner flute George Abeel English horn Anthony DeAngelis bassoon. Bach Musical Offering and Scarlatti works drew strong audience response while details note an acrostic in Bach and future Krasner events through January February 1960. Verily the program highlighted baroque and contemporary pieces performed by a strong ensemble including Louis Krasner Adrienne Galimir Claude Bortel and Jack Karp.
Light snow falls in New England the Lakes and upper Plains with light rain and showers for the Southeast and far Northwest. Colder in the East and Northwest, warmer in the Southwest, and considerable cloudiness on the East Coast Upper Plateau and upper Plains. Highest yesterday 45, lowest 25 with sunset 4 30 PM and sunrise tomorrow 7 23 AM.
Forecast calls for rain turning to snow flurries and a drop in temperatures tonight. Tomorrow expects occasional snow flurries with continued cold and winds from the northwest at 15 to 20 mph tonight, becoming light and variable tomorrow.
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