Driver Held On Charge of Negligence
In Geneva, the driver of a car involved in a late Thursday night fatal crash near Honeoye was arrested on a charge of public negligence. The 84-year-old victim, Estelle Hinchman of Honeoye Falls, died after a collision with a truck driven by Eleanor Lusk. Charles K. Garets on, 68, of Stillwater New Jersey, brother-in-law to the victim’s daughter, was arraigned and released on bond. The accident occurred while the group returned from a fire, the car flipping after hitting a sloped girder on a bridge. Hinchman’s death markedOntario County’s 16th traffic fatality this year.
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Geneva
Honeoye
Gerald Stanton
West Bloomfield
Ontario
Estelle Hinchman
Doris Garetson
Honeoye Falls
Charles K. Garetson
Garetson
Stillwater
N. J
Robert P. Kennedy
Garetsons
Hinchman
Dr Wright resigns Mohawk Airlines board
Dr T P Wright announces resignation from Mohawk Airlines Inc board to avoid conflicts with Ithaca community and Cornell after Mohawk moves its headquarters to Utica. He has served since 1948 and was a former U S Administrator of Civil Aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
T. P. Wright
Mohawk Airlines, Inc
Victor Underwood
Wright
Mohawk
Utica
Cornell University
Tompkins County
Board of Supervisors
George LaLonde Dies in Clayton at 83
George LaLonde 83, of S24 Rees St Clayton, died at home from a heart ailment after a 65 year career as a guide. Survived by wife Sophia E Thibault LaLonde, four sons Roy G Westman K Noel B all of Clayton and A Leonard of Watertown, four daughters Mrs James Asselman Clayton Mrs Jerome Brabant Clayton Miss Mary E LaLonde New York and Sister Mary of St George Baptist Nashua New Hampshire, two half brothers Judson Lalonde Syracuse and Clarence LaLonde Clayton, three half sisters Mrs Nelson Longton Clayton Mrs Arnold Knight Syracuse Mrs Bernard Hanson Penn Yan. Born at Clayton and married Miss Thiebault. Stop.
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Clayton
George LaLonde
Rees St
St. Lawrence
Tiver
Sophia E. Thibault LaLonde
Roy G
Westman K
Noel B
A. Leonard
Watertown
James A.asselman
Jerome Brabant
Mary E. LaLonde
New York
Mary of
Charles Crowell Dies at 63 in Rome
Charles B. Crowell 63 of 514 N Madison St Rome died at Rome City Hospital. Born March 10 1893 in Cleveland Ohio he was son of Sheldon and Carrie Crowell. He married Alice Ringman May 23 1980 in Utica. A resident for over 25 years he worked as a construction inspector at Griffiss Air Force Base. Survived by wife and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday Griffin and Aldridge Funeral Home burial Lowell Cemetery.
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Rome
Charles B. Crowell
N. Madison St
Rome City Hospital
Yesteray
Cleveland
Ohio
Sheldon
Carrie Gibb Crowell
Alice Ringman
Utica
Griffiss Air Force Base
Griffin and Aldridge
Lowell Cemetery
Johnson to Head Labor Group in Geneva Election
Arnold Johnson a business agent of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 187 AFL CIO will become the Geneva Federation of Labor president at the December 20 election. Unopposed Johnson will succeed Henry S. Brennan as AFL president. Anthony J. Serrett and Ruth Smith also win unopposed nominations for vice president and secretary treasurer respectively.
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Geneva
Arnold Johnson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Afl-Cio
Geneva Federation of Labor
Johnson
Finger Lakes Carpenters Council
Henry S. Brennan
AFL
Anthony J. Serrett
Alton Drinkwater
Federation
Serrett
Ruth Smith
Tax rise eyed for state and county levy in 1957
City comptroller Albert Behr said Madison County and state taxes will cost about four cents more per thousand next year. The levy will be 15.78 per thousand, up from 15.74, with Auburn totaling 299,583.04 for state and county taxes. Mount Carmel High School gridiron dinner honored football monograms and featured Pat Filley of Cornell. over 200 attendees heard talks from staff, clergy, and officials.
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Oneida
Albert G. Behr
Verne L. Whalen
Madison County Board of Supervisors
Behr
Robert D. Kruger
Auburn
Mount. Carmel
Pat Filley
Notre Dame
Cornell University
Brendan Hourihan
Mount Carmel
Father Daniels
Don Bucci
Ray Flynn
Father Lawrence
Joseph Denninger
Stapleton
Bucci
Leo A. Pinckney
Citizen-Advertiser
Filley
Cornell
Princeton
Rome Man Hit by Car Leaves Nigro Severely Hurt
Rome resident Joseph Nigro, 41, of 206 Gardner Street, was seriously injured at 10 30 p m when struck by a car driven by Robert Kimmel, 23, of 124 Victory Drive, in the 100 block of North James Street. He was taken to Home Hospital with a fractured skull and suspected internal injuries and lacerations. Police say Nigro walked from between parked cars and crossed as Kimmel's southbound vehicle hit him in the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Joseph Nigro
Gardner St
Robert Kimmel
Victory Drive
North James St
Home Hospital
Howard J. Teller
Nigro
Kimmel
James
Highland Again Heads Chamber
Walter Highland was elected president of Malone Chamber of Commerce at a late Thursday meeting. Officers include William Wolfe as vice president and Carl Hansen as secretary Mrs Mary Stuart. Executive committee members are Ralph Cardinal Ernest Lavoie Robert Main George K Pond and Mitchell Tackley. Directors listed as Joshua Bregman Fred Wright Bernard Duquette Thomas McMahon Robert Empsall John Kelly B O Leduc Jerry Dumont and Leon Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Walter Highland
Malone Chamber of Commerce
William Wolfe
Carl Hansen
Mary Stuart
Ralph Cardinal
Ernest Lavoie
Robert Main
George K. Pond
Mitchell Tackley
Joshua Bregman
Fred Wright
Bernard Duquette
Thomas McMahon
Robert Empsall
John Kelly
B. O. Leduc
Jerry Dumont
Leon Turner
Fire Levels Two Barns on Mecklenburg Road
Two barns on the Mecklenburg Road were destroyed by fire early today, two miles apart. Undersheriff Robert Jones investigates as one barn belonged to Deputy Sheriff Robert Howard, who reportedly slept through the blaze. The other barn belonged to Jerry Ackles at Mecklenburg Road and Van Dorn's Road. Ithaca and Enfield fire crews fought the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Robert Jones
Mecklenburg Rd
Robert Howard
Jerry Ackles
van Dorn’s
Ithaca Fire Department
Enfield Fire Department
STATE TO AID AIRLIFT ALBANY
Four Hungarian speaking employees of the State Employment Division will fly to Europe to assist in evacuating Hungarian refugees. Governor Harriman's office said he received the request from the Federal Bureau of Employment Security.
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Albany
State
Europe
Harriman
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
Verona-A welding class set for Wednesday evenings
In Welding classes for adults, a Verona-A program will meet 7:30 to 9:30 pm starting next week in Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School Industrial Arts shop. James Graves teaches with Hoyt directing. 2.50 per member covers materials and one small class project.
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Verona
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School
Wilbur F. Hoyt
James Graves
Hoyt
Arthur J. Foley
Ennon
Mrs Ella Tecler Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Rosenbloom Tecler of 22 Van Anden Street Auburn are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Birnbaum Funeral Home Syracuse with burial in Frumah Packard Cemetery. A Syracuse native, she lived in Auburn 50 years and belonged to Congregation B Nai Israel Sisterhood Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge. Surviving: three sons Irving Tecler Syracuse Harry Tecler Auburn Robert Tecler Auburn two daughters Mrs Jerome Brodsky Syracuse Miss jAnn Tecler Auburn five grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Ida Carmen Syracuse.
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Auburn
Ella Rosenbloom Tecler
van Anden St
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Birnbaum Funeral Home
Syracuse
Frumah Packard
Tecler
Congregation B'Nai Israel
Eastern Star Chapter
Rebekah Lodge
Irving Tecler
Daughter Born in Oswego Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Oswego Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Donovan of 192 West Sixth Street. The newborn adds to the family in Oswego, with both mother and baby reported in good condition.
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Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Thomas Don Fovan
Sixth St
Black River Bay Port to Be Studied Feasibly
WATERTOWN The army corps of engineers Buffalo district will hold a public hearing at the courthouse February 27 to assess feasibility of developing Black River bay as a port. An outline of the project and its economic impact on the North country will be presented. Proponents urge breakwaters from Horse Island to Pillar Point with no dredging. bay could handle vessels via St Lawrence river channels. Field says bay is five miles long, one mile wide, with depth adequate for about four miles.
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Watertown
Army Corps of Engineers
Buffalo
Court House
Black River Bay
Natural Resources Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Horse Island
Sackets Harbor
Pillar Point
William T. Field
Chamber Committee
St. Lawrence River
Funeral set for Dr Harold E Sharon in Oneida
Funeral services for Dr Harold E Sharon 42 of 203 Brook St will be at his home Monday at 8 45 a m followed by a solemn high mass at St Patrick s Church 9 50 a m with Rev Thomas H Quinn celebrant Burial is in St Patrick s Cemetery He died Thursday night at Oneida City Hospital where he had been admitted as a medical patient Monday He was born in Oneida Sept 25 1914 son of Mr and Mrs Michael Sharon A graduate of Oneida High School University of Alabama and Tufts College Dental School Boston He served three years as a major in the army dental corps during World War I Surviving are his wife Mary Alice Spoehlert whom he married in Oneida Sept 15 this year two brothers twin Howard J Sharon Washington DC and Donald Sharon in Florida an aunt Mrs Frank Woglum Sherrill
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Oneida
Harold E. Sharon
Brook St
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas H. Quinn
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Sharon
Oneida City Hospital
Mary Alice Spoehlert
Howard J. Sharon
Washington, D.C
Donald Sharon
Florida
Frank Woglum
Sherrill
Mrs. Chamberlain Dies at 76 in Felts Mills
Mrs. Josephine Belle Chamberlain 76 of Felts Mills died at Hemmings Nursing Home in Watertown where she had resided since November 1955. Funeral Monday at 10 from St. Pauls Church with burial in Black River. Survived by son Glenn E Huntingtonville two daughters Mrs William Lundy Carthage and Mrs Edward Elliott Watertown a brother William Souva Carthage and sister Mrs Edith Cook South Rutland. Born in Rutland she married Leon J. Chamberlain in 1898. he died in 1941.
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Black River
Josephine Belle Chamberlain
Felts Mills
Leon J. Chamberlain
Hemmings
Watertown
St. Paul’s Church
Glenn E
Huntingtonville
William
Lundy
Carthage
Edward’ Elliott
William Souva
Edith Cook
South Rutland
Rutland
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Tupper Lake pivots to double win in dedication game
Tupper High beat Canton 62-52 in the varsity, and 43-19 in the jayvee, opening the northern League schedule at the newly enlarged gym. About 700 fans attended the dedication as Len Perry presided, with Amos Labarge and Prin L. P. Quinn speaking. Lyons Fox led Tupper with 22 points, while Jerry Spoor added 14 and White 10. Canton’s Houston had 13 and Noble 10.
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Tupper Lake
Frank Tice
Tupper High Cagers
Canton
Lumberjack Cubs
Tupper
Len Perry
Oben
Amos Labarge
Board of Education
Prin L. P. Quinn
Lyons Fox
Jerry Spoor
White
Houston
Noble
Indian Art Placed on Exhibition at State Teachers College
Oswego report notes the exhibit American Indian Art opens Monday in the State University Teachers College lounge. Prof. Philip Schmidt leads the committee collecting pieces loaned by Onondaga Historical Society Rochester Museum of Art and Charles Denman. Items show primitive art across regions with pieces from horn spoons to a Sioux bride’s wedding gown, war bonnets and Eskimo carvings. The display runs until Dec 18 and resumes after Jan 3 for at least a week, inviting townspeople and school children.
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Oswego
College Union
State University Teachers College
Philip Schmidt
Onondaga Historical Society
Syracuse
Rochester Museum of Art
Charles Denman
Brewerton
Plains
Alaska
South America
Nellie Sloat 74 Dies. Rites Set at Dexter
Nellie Graham Sloat, 74, wife of Will B. Sloat, died yesterday in an Ogdensburg hospital after 18 months there. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from Johnson Funeral Home Dexter with burial at LaFargeville. Survived by husband and two brothers Harold Graham of Stone Mills. Born at Stone Mills, married in 1911. formerly lived at Chau Mont.
Mrs Mary Thomas Funeral Monday
Mrs Mary B Thomas 68 of Cranberry Lake died yesterday at Clifton Fine hospital Star Lake after five days illness. Funeral Monday 1 p m from Star Lake Presbyterian church with burial at Gouverneur. Survived by son Emlyn E Thomas of Oswegatchie two daughters Mrs Ceylon Vancor and Mrs Irving Madgett both of Cranberry Lake two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Washburn Edwards and Mrs Grace Mason Cranberry Lake Born Parishville.
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Cranberry Lake
Mary B. Thomas
Clifton Fine Hospital
Star Lake
Star Lake Presbyterian Church
Gouverneur
Emlyn
E. Thomas
Oswegatchie
Ceylon Vancor
Irving Madgett
Elizabeth Washburn
Edwards
Grace Mason
Parishville
Paul Receives Silver Beaver at Cayuga County Scout Dinner
Auburn resident Ralph C. Paul was awarded the Silver Beaver at Cayuga County Council Boy Scouts of America’s 36th annual recognition dinner in Memorial Hall. Harold J. Short presented the award. Paul has long served as scout master, district commissioner, council commissioner, and executive board member, with key and health and safety committee roles noted. He has also been an executive officer at Alcoa Products Corporation.
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Auburn
Ralph C. Paul
Cayuga County
Boy Scouts of America
Harold J. Short
Paul
Utica Man Beaten and Robbed in Rome Incident
Charles Belair, 59, of Algonquin Ants Utica, told Rome police he was beaten and robbed of over $100 by a man and two women after meeting them in a Utica tavern and riding to Rome. The car veered into a ditch near the Barge Canal, Belair said, and during the struggle he was struck on the head and his wallet was taken. A tow truck later found a car in the ditch along the muck road.
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Rome
Charles Belair
Algonquin Ants
Genesee St
Utica
Belair
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Dr. Wright
Board of Mohawk
Charles Crowell
FIX Creche
Sheila Donahue
Martha Naegle
Mary, Joseph
Mt. Carmel
Highland
Ella Tecler
Portsmouth
Navy
Naval Reserve Training Center
Ralph L. Jackson
Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians
John McDermott
A. O. IT
Mary Anne
Ivan the Terrible
Tarzan “Killer” Kowalski
Baron Gatton
Lord Littlebrook Brown Panther
Ivan the Terrible and
Fuzzy Cupid
Vurzy Cupid
Dr. Sharon
Dr. Tlarold E. Sharon
Mrs. Chamberlain
Nellie Sloat
Mason
Montgomery St
Wills
Mrs. Mary Thomas
S. Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
R. C. Paul
Silver Beaver
Ree
Raynor
Warren Street
Washington
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