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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary obituary notices and funeral details for multiple individuals appear, including Ella G. Holden Frances Covey Smith Holden and others. The text lists surviving relatives, service locations, dates, and cemetery outcomes, but is garbled with incomplete names and addresses.
A PARK FRENCH professional and civil engineer with Oxy Engineering Co from 1920 to 1949 died in Syracuse General Hospital. He lived at 201 Wooston avenue. Survived by wife Florence French, two daughters Charlotte Dollar and two sons Adtson B. French and C. Lee French, three brothers and three sisters. Services at Wetter Funeral Home at 2 PM Wednesday with burial at Mystic Tinh Cemetery. Friends may call today 7-9 PM and tomorrow 2-4 PM and 7-9 PM.
JOHN BLING former letter carrier who retired this year from Continental Can Company died today at his home 2121 S State St He began as a substitute carrier wheels str Kling became regular Oct 1 1909 He retired in 1941 and served nine years with Continental He belonged to the National Association of Letter Carriers Foresters of America and Saint John and St Peter's Lutheran Church Surviving are two daughters and a grandson Frederick Barnum Services will be conducted Wednesday at the Wermentay and burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Frank F. Despard 73 president of Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of Utica will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in Utica and 2:30 PM at St. Stephens Church New Hartford burial at Crown Memorial Gardens He died Saturday at his home 2619 Genesee Utica Survivors include wife two sons Alfred and John four brothers a sister and a granddaughter Despard born in Picton Ontario lived in Utica since 1894 and was a founder of the Rotary Club
Weather by Wirephoto column by Dr Selby Mazwel features a concise regional forecast with emphasis on temperatures, precipitation likelihood, and notable wind patterns for the coming days. Mazwel notes changes in humidity and mentions any expected storms or temperature swings affecting travel and outdoor plans.
Mrs. Steves, widow of Jessy R. Steves, died today in Perth Ontario after 50 years in Syracuse. Survived by two daughters and six grandchildren. Services at Edward F. Gaynor Funeral Home and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow.
Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr approves an eight thousand seven hundred fifty dollar settlement from a fatal automobile crash near Central Square on Route 11. Don Stewart seeks compensation for the death of his son William J. Stewart while riding with his wife Isabelle M. Stewart in a collision with a vehicle operated by Sir Julian Pyndrowski and others.
Mrs Ella A Flaherty 20 a resident of DeWitt died at home 187 Hathaway Dr Town of DeWitt She was a native of Constantia and member of First Methodist Church Syracuse Asa Danforth Chapter D A R Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Posthill of DeWitt two sons J Douglas of DeWitt and Robert D Flaherty of Syracuse two brothers George E Danforth of West Monroe and William H Danforth of Cleveland Burial will be in North Syracuse Cemetery Services at home noon Wednesday Rev Dr Albert Bauer will officiate Friends may call 7 to 9 this evening and tomorrow
A fragmented death notice lists several individuals including Mrs Phoghe Tomizos and Herman Petteris with ages 9%, 34, and 74 associated with places like Syracuse Watertown Chittenango Utica. Forecast section appears as stray text.
Interior of eastern New York shows milder conditions with high 45 to 50 in the north and around 50 in the south. Tonight remainsRather cloudy with lows 35 in the north and 40 in the south. Tuesday turns cloudy and mild with a chance of occasional rain.
ROBERT F E BRIGGS formerly of 332 Montrose Ave Solvay a conductor on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad for 40 years died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Elmira after a southern trip for his health He was visiting C R Cook a former D L W conductor when he collapsed Surviving are a daughter Joannes Briggs a brother William Briggs of Wharton N Y and a sister Mabel Briggs of Geneva Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's Church Elmira with time not yet set.
Frank C. Johnson, 75, of E Genesee Street Baldwinsville died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon. He was a respected Mason and leader for Baldwinsville for 20 years. Survived by two daughters Mertice Williams of Memphis and Marion Kudwa of Fulton, three sons Charles of Syracuse Edward of Granby and Jester Johnson of Medina, two sisters Addie Brown and Bessie Summerville of Fulton, and four brothers Fred Johnson of Scotia Erwin of Fulton Grover Eastwood and Edward Johnson of Sennett. Services at 2 PM Wednesday in Bladen Funeral Home Baldwinsville with Rev. John Lewien officiating. Burial in Jacksonville Cemetery. calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 PM tomorrow.
The Herald-Journal congratulates Ella May Brooks of 636 Lemoyne Ave as she celebrates her sixth birthday with a family dinner. Mom cooks fried chicken and trimmings while Dad and friend Ray Mertens assist. A new typewriter from Dad is promised, and Ella May enjoys gifts as she, a North High School junior, belongs to Tiana Society and St. John the Baptist Church and works at Childs Restaurant.
Solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated in Resurrection Church for Mrs Mary Bahr Kuss mother of four nuns of the Franciscan Order. She died at her home 610 Pond Street Surviving are relatives and friends including Sisters Mary Joanna St Francis Convent Tren ton New Jersey and Mary Roch Clare Convent Elmira Jamesville and Syracuse connections with extended family and friends.
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