Divorce Granted to Mrs Dorothy Sheils in Syracuse
Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse Jr grants Dorothy Sheils absolute divorce from Theodore Sheils. He orders $40 weekly support for six months, rising to $50 weekly, plus payment of all medical and dental bills for Mrs Sheils and their son. They married in Syracuse on March 10, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Dorothy Sheils
Bellevue Ay
Theodore Sheils
Sheils
N. Salina, St
Kelley Baking Co
Justice Morehouse
Police Find Return Lost Boy to Aunt
Patrolman John W. Goodman found four year old Johnny Geiss wandering alone on Salina Street yesterday afternoon. The boy from 416 Hubbell Avenue was later claimed by his aunt at Police Headquarters after a routine check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Goodman
Salina St
Johnny Geiss
Hubbell
Driver Hurt In Smashup Near Nedrow
Robert J Crowder 27 of 117 Wellington Pl suffered shoulder and leg injuries after his car skidded on an icy Route 11 spot and struck a Loblaw Inc tractor trailer. The truck driver Hugh Wiley 35 of 100 Chester Sr was uninjured. Deputy Frank Rice said Crowder was northbound two miles south of Nedrow when brakes failed on the ice and the car hit the trailer causing damage to the truck wheelbase. He was taken to University Hospital for X ray reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Crowder
Wellington Pl
University ' Hospital
Frank Rice
Crowder
Nedrow
Loblaw, Inc
Rice
Hugh, Wiley
Chester
Traffic Court Docket Features Speed Violations and Suspensions
Judge William Fr. Wamerick presides as motorists face speeding fines and license suspensions. Entries include John Kendrick 45 mph on Colvin Street, Joseph DeMartino 36-38 mph on Wadsworth, Theodore Stenut Rochester 38-40 mph, Harold Minlay 38 mph in Castle Street area, and Paul Yanuzi East Syracuse with a suspended license. Several defendants cited for speed and license issues, with dates and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FR. Wamerick
John. J. Kendrick
W. Colvin
S. Salina
Sneedink
Joseph R. DeMartino
Wadsworth St
Grant Bird
Theodore J. Stenut
Rochester
James
State Grants Charter to Track Group at Collamer
Albany reports the Department of State granted a charter to Mid-State Raceway Inc to operate a harness track at Collamer. The charter accompanies recent approval of incorporation by the Harness Racing Commission. capital is 10 000 shares, 600 subscribed, 50 year duration. Directors listed are Octave Blake Melvin C Eaton and George R Fearon. Attorney is William D Kiley. License to operate will follow a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Department of State
Mid-State Raceway, Inc
Collamer
State
Harness Racing Commission
Direcors
Octave Blake
S. Hamilton Blvd
South Plainsfield
N. J
Melvin C. Eaton
Norwich
George R. Fearon
Fayetteville
William D. Kiley
Oneida
Icy Streets Cause 31 Accidents
Police investigated 31 traffic accidents from noon to midnight as ice blanketed roads. Two people, Edward Bonacci and Irene Hill, sustained minor injuries in separate collisions in the James Street and S Salina areas. No summonses were issued in either incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bonacci
317
N. Edwards Jv
James St
Foresters To Honor Cornellian Forester At D C Meeting
Ralph Sheldon Hosmer of Ithaca New York will receive a commemorative plaque at the Society of American Foresters golden anniversary in Washington D C He is a founder and emeritus head of Cornell University College of Agriculture forestry and will be honored along with two others at the Mayflower Hotel banquet concluding a four day meeting More than six thousand nine hundred members make up the society each with roots in major U S forestry programs from New York State Syracuse and Cornell University with Pinchot a key early founder referenced in the commemorative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai B’rith
Hotel Onondaga
B'nai B’rith
Syracuse
Zilman Abrams
William Josoff
David Fox
Jonah Shapiro
Sol Goldstein
Onondaga Lodge
B’nai B'rith
B'nai B'rith Group
Emanuel V. Kay 3
New ‘York
Society of American Foresters
Washington, D. C
Ralph Sheldon Hosmer
Wall Ave
Ithaca
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Professor Hosmer
William L. Hall
Hot Springs
Ark
Henry S. Graves
New Haven
Conn
Mayflower Hotel
U.S
Hosmer
Territory of
Hawaii
College of Agriculture
Department of Forestry
Journal of Forestry
America
Cornell
New York
State
State University College of Forestry
Department of Conservation
Department ‘of Forestry
State University College of Agriculture
Six Inch Splinter Pierces Boy in Park Accident
Stanley Rupert, 14, of 1418 South Avenue, is hospitalized after a sled crash in Onondaga Park near the city greenhouse. A six inch splinter pierced his right leg three inches above and below the knee, needing 25 stitches. Patrolman Chester Piatkowski reports the injury occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley K. Rupert
South Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Onondaga Park
Chester Piatkowski
Parish Open House Showcases Renovated Convent
Holy Rosary parishioners will view a $70,000 renovation of the convent Sunday from 2 to 4 PM. The project added 11 sleeping rooms, new baths, repainted interiors, a sprinkler system, upgraded wiring, and a redesigned basement with storage and a healing plant. Co chairs for a tea during the open house are listed with numerous volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Most Holy Rosary Convent
Holy Rosary
Most Holy Rosary Church
Most Holy Rosary
Allan
H. Iamith
Carl Heldman
Herman Dick
Wilfred .Hoffmann
Robert Kelley
A. J. Kallfelz
Edward Loftus
Carl Finkbeiner
J. Arthur Heaphy
Vincent Hemner
William Snow
Claude Horner
Leo Morgan
William J. Ryan
James Burke
Mirs
Frank Dewitt
Cathleen Burke
Youth to Get Wheel Chair in Settlement
A 19 year old crippled youth from Syracuse named Mitchell will receive a custom quilt wheel chair funded from a negligence settlement approved by Municipal Court Judge Harry H. Skerritt. The 1949 accident occurred when a car backing from a gas station struck him, causing head and body injuries. Mitchell, through his mother Mrs. Josephine Van Camp, is to have $1,350 placed in a trust until he reaches 21, with the chair purchase covered from the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Mitchell
Syracuse
Harry H. Skerritt
Mitchell
Josephine van Camp
University
Frank J. Fiore
Riehlman to Head Dinner Toasts for Traister at Syracuse
REP. R. Walter Riehlman will lead the speaker's list at a testimonial dinner in honor of George L. Traister county treasurer elect. Attendees include Lt. Gov. Edward Schoeneck and other regional leaders, with toastmaster Melvin and chair Harry Dear coordinating the event. Traister began public service in 1923 as Salina town highway superintendent and later joined the county board, now resigning as Salina supervisor to become treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walter Riehlman
George L. Traister
Hotel
Syracuse
Traister
Riehlman
Edward Schoeneck
Schoeneck
John H. Dudde
Dudde
Charles A. MeNett
Ononda
Salina
Board of Supervisors
Edward O. Yackel
County Board of Supervisors
Onondaga Park and Planning Board
Onondaga County Public Works Commission
Sales Club Meeting Focuses on Production Limits
The Sales Executives Club of Central New York will convene Monday at noon in Syracuse to discuss possible government regulation on consumer goods. Four sales executives will present ten minute briefs on metal and material shortages and their impact, followed by a Q and A session. Reservations for lunch are handled by Joe Coss and Paul Dean chairs the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedrow
Boy Scouts
Troop 142
Gilbert Lewis
Norman Snogles
Charles Bottum
Russell Smith
Rockwell Methodist Church
Syracuse
Sales _ Executives Club
New York
National Production Authority
Washington
Chan S. Hurley
G. W. ‘Burns
Leonard Markert
Will & Baumer Company
S. E.C
Joe Coss
Norton Starr Company
Paul Dean
Chrysler honors Rusterholtz Russell with Medal of Merit
The Chrysler medal of merit was presented to the Rusterholtz and Russell Inc. auto agency at Aureli's in Liverpool. Jerome B. Rusterholtz announced the award to a 38 year old firm honoring meeting Chrysler service standards. Charles H. Van Steenburgh presented the medal on behalf of David Wallace. The event included 75 employees and six technicians receiving master certificates and pins after two years of study in automobile service diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusterholtz and Rossell, Inc
Chrysler Corp
W. C. Brandauer
Chrysler
C. “C. ‘Rossell
Charles van Steenberg
Chrysler Division
Gerald Rusterholtz
Dennis Murphy
B.W. Baker
Rusterholtz and Russell, Inc. Automobile Agency
Aureli's
Liverpool
Jerome B. Rusterholtz
Chrysler Corporation
Charles H. van Steenberg
Upstate New York
David Wallace
New York
W. ©. Brandauer
Thomas Liggett
Syracuse
GE to Install 25-Bell Carillon at Electronics Park
Chimes equal to a 25 bell carillon will go into service at Electronics Park during Christmas tree lighting. GE vice president Dr. W R G Baker will light the tree and deliver a holiday message. Officials and Santa Claus will attend. Electronettes plan noon programs daily through Christmas. The carillon will be a permanent feature with Westminster chimes on the quarter hour and outdoor sound across the 155 acre park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electronics Park
W.R. G. Baker
G.-E
G.E
Santa Claus
Electronettes
G.E. Women’s Club
Carolyn Sparks
Westminster
Auto Passenger Injured in Crash on Route 5 Near East Syracuse
An early morning accident on Route 5 near East Syracuse involved a car driven by Carl Abbatista. Passenger John Harrington, 22, of North Syracuse, sustained scalp and thigh lacerations and was admitted to University Hospital. The truck driver from Morris, Pa. reportedly had no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John, Harrington
Sherwood Av
University Hospital
Harrington
Carl Abbatista
Kirkpatrick St
Ww. C. Zapi
J. J. Borzner
Vienna Will Thank Youth Musical Broadcast Tonight
A Vienna program titled A Musical Thanks to Youth will air on WFRL at 6 PM. It honors Onondaga County school children involved in the Children's Crusade of 1947-48 and promotes a person-to-person Marshall Plan between wartorn Europe and the United States. Children collected letters and over $11,000 in coins to aid Viennese orphans, hospital patients, and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
WFRL
Onondaga County
Marshall Plan, Jr
Europe
United States
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Central City
St. George’s Association of the
U.S.A
Burton Wright
Donald Decker
Leon Burchard
Liederkranz Club
Jacob R.buecheler
Hans Brand
James B. Andrews
Herman Gantter
Robert Disque
Herald-Journal Wire
Leo Grudzinski
Bonacci
Trafic
Charles Lesnan
422
Lilian Av
S. Salina Sr
Irene Hill
Twin Hills Jr
James Lynch
George Hill
James H. ‘Simms
Glenwood Av
Foresters
Cornellian
Most Holy Rosary Church Convent
Sherman
Y. Saunders
W. F. Saunders & Sons, Inc
Leora
Sherman V. Saunders, Jr
Judy
Karen
Saunders
Ft. Lauderdale
Board
Civic Theatre
Morton Hurwitz
Leon Paikin
Knights of Pythias
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Auto ‘Agency
Ton Biltmore
Providence
R.I
Clinton
J. Read
Marcellus
Huber F. Ives
Niles ‘Auto. Supply, Inc
Abe Cohen
Group Parts, Inc
Amer
Flyer
Lionel
Educational
Onondaga
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