Fifth Bige Joins Stark Family Crew
Stark kin celebrate a hospital ceremony as Ann Stark becomes the fifth Bill in the family line. The tale traces Bill Stark the original founder and War Memorial director, his son Bill III, Ann’s marriage, and the newborn Bill, all tied to the family’s ongoing tradition begun on Bill’s wedding anniversary.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Bige
Stark Family
Atl
Bill Stark
Memorial
Bill
Bill UI
Ann
William
William Kimball
Stolpav
Chaba Seventh Grade Project Highlighted at Principals Meet
The 67th annual New York State Association of Secondary School Principals conference opened at the War Memorial Auditorium with workshops on a seventh grade citizenship education project at Washington Irving Junior High Schenectady. About 500 principals attended as Dr. Elmore McKee and Dr. Stuart G. Brown spoke on democracy, communism and citizenship education. The convention theme is Education for Citizenship. Dr Houston Peterson will speak at dinner and Dr Lewis A. Wilson will be toastmaster. sessions continue tomorrow with officer elections.
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New York State Association of Secondary School Pricipals
John R. Cook
Hammondsport Central School
H. H. Bookout
Bethlehem Central School
Ralph Simpson
Adaison
Central School
New York State Association of Secondary School Principals
War Memorial Auditorium
Washington
Irving Junior High School
Schenectady
Samuel I. Hicks
Pearl River
Willard F. Prior
Oneida Junior High School
Wiliam S. Vincent
Citizenship Education’ Project
Teachers College
Columbia, University
Elmore Mt Kee
the People Act
Fora Foundation
Stuart G. Brown
Maxavell School
Citizens
Syracuse University
S. Arnold “Westcott
First Baptist Church
Syracuse
McKee
Dr. Brown
Bupils
Houston Peterson
Rutgers University
Association
Onondaga Hotel
Lewis A. Wilson
University of the State of New York
State Commissioner of Education
T. Walsh,McQuillan
Ausable Forks
Two Bars Raided in ABC Law Crackdown
Police raided two bars and charged four persons with illegal alcohol sales between 3 AM and 1 PM on Sunday. Twenty three patrons were booked as material witnesses. Frank Scripa and Joseph Rosatelli faced ABC and penal law violations, with $1000 bail each for December 18 appearance. Schultz's Restaurant raid led to August Schultz and John Schultz charged with ABC and penal law violations, released on $500 bail.
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Joseph Rosatelli
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Robert L.powers
Bernard J. Nelson
John Schultz
Patrick Mellie
Park St
Andrew Mazzi
Syracusans Injured in Fulton Crash
Several Syracuse residents were injured in a crash near Fulton on Route 57 five miles south of the city. Mary Mara of 709 Court St and Jean Ryan of 3 Maxwell were treated for facial lacerations at Lee-Moore Thomas Hospital. Charles J. McNamara 28 of 132 Hoefer Street suffered scalp, leg, and shoulder injuries when blinded by oncoming headlights and his car overturned after leaving the road. Mrs Bessie S Morris of Vernon died yesterday at Oneida City Hospital where she had been a patient since Nov 16. Surviving is her son Barton S. Morris.
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Oy Arthur Nag
Ams
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Oneida
Bessie S. Morris
Vernon
Oneida City Hospital
Barton S. Morris
December blossom spree ends in late season gloom
A December snowstorm dusted pansies seeded by Mrs Arthur Mahar on Widewater Road and crushed lilacs budding at Miss Martha Galanis's home. Crocuses that appeared during the Easter-like warm spell were also wiped out as December closed its season.
Liverpool Chamber Christmas Party Promises Five Acts Entertainment
Variety acts headline the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Christmas party and Ladies Night at 6 30 PM tomorrow at Heids. A dinner precedes the business meeting with LW McDonald in charge of arrangements. The program features an acrobatic dancer a comedy juggler and music by quartet
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Liverpool Chamber
Commiercé
Heids
LW. McDonald
Jugaier
Quarteh
Roberts seeks probate of Burton will in Syracuse court
Mrs Maxine Roberts of New York City and her brother Harvey Quackenbush of Yonkers contest the will of Mrs Viola Burton who died July 3 in Syracuse leaving 20 000 to Mrs Margaret Bersai. A probate action before Surrogate Charles Milford Jr in the Court House seeks to establish blood relationship and challenge mental competency. The will, drawn 12 days after her husband’s death in 1950, names Bersai of Division 7th Street. Attorney Atch Byrne represents Mrs Roberts as objections are filed alleging mental incompetence. Only two of nine Quackenbush siblings survive Mrs Helena Quackenbush. Mrs Roberts learned of the death through a newspaper clipping after 20 years away from Syracuse.
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New York City
Viola Burton
Marcy
Pital
Court House
Harvey
Quackenbush
Yonkers
Atchat Byrné
Hyband
Burton
George Burton
Burton's Grill
Pitcher Hill
Bovsen's Ibay
Roberts
Evan i
Helena Quackenbush
Syracuse
Aberis
Philip L. Zenner
Nothing Like Dolls at Christmas in Syracuse
A New York Telephone Company unit in Syracuse has produced 500 dressed dolls for Christmas, all made in workers’ spare time. Dolls range from 32 to 14 inches and feature outfits from knit ensembles to hand-sewn dresses. Top producer Florence Howard made five dolls, with display in Central New York’s Industrial Bank window.
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Mary Pat Whelan
W.onondagast
New York Telephone Company
Syracuse
Mary C. O'Hara
Revenue Accounting Office
Florence Howard
Syracuse Club Meeting Notices And Theft Report
About Syracuse items note a meeting at the American Pension Auditorium 220 E Washington St at 1 45 PM Tuesday with a social hour afterward and an auxiliary at 2 50 PM tomorrow The Civil Service Employees Association meets 3 PM Wednesday in the 40 and B Dugout at the American Legion Clubhouse 323 S Clinton St with entertainment and refreshments Thefts report Grace Gorman 202 Otisco St says $12 missing from her pocketbook last night investigated by Patrolman John Wolford
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American Pension
Washington St
Civil Service
Emploves- Association
American Legion
S. Clinton St
Grace Gorman
Otisco St
John Wolford
State Order Bans Some Insurance Policies in NY
The State Insurance Department bans certain weekly and monthly premium life policies sold by Unity Life and Ancient Insurance Association of Syracuse. Syracuse firm among four ordered to submit new policy forms for approval or suspend sales within 30 days to curb costs for lower income workers. Ernest R. Deming, Unity Life president, says policies reviewed but no official word on premium loadings. new policies and rates are under preparation per mortality tables. Other firms named: Columbian Protective Association of Binghamton, Golden Eagle Life Insurance Co of Brooklyn, United Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York City.
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Syracuse
State Insurance Department
New York City
Ernest R. Deming
Unity Life
state insurance_department
Demings
Alfred J. Boblinger
Y “Nsurance
Thel
Celumbian Protective Association of
Binghamton
the’ Golder Eagle
Life Insurance Company of
Brook¢lyn
United Mutual Life
Insurance Company of
New York
Icity
Sunday Postoffice Hours Prove Popular
POSTMASTER MYRON J. PARBENSON said parcel post staff was almost swamped yesterday as people took advantage of the new Sunday service offered by Uncle Sam's mailmen. The parcel post and stamp windows were open from 1 to 7 PM with a line of working folks already waiting to mail early. The four men on duty kept busy all afternoon as the Syracuse post office continued the experiment and planned to keep the same hours next Sunday.
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Myron J. Parbenson
Uncle Sam
Dows
Parkinson
Syracuse
Caen
Nurses Elect Two Syracusans at New York Association
The New York State Association of Industrial Nurses met in Hotel Syracuse with over 100 nurses attending. Officers named include Ella Casey of New York City as president, Emmaline Oswald of Syracuse as second vice president, and Marie J LaPierre of Syracuse as recording secretary. Members representing cities such as Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Utica Canastota Endicott Cortland Oneida Batavia Rome Fulton Tonawanda Groton and Oswego attended.
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New York State Association of Industrial Nurses
Syracuse
Emmaline Oswald
R.N
Sec|ond
Marie J . LaPierre
Secretar
Ella Casey
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Auburn
Binghamton
Endicott
Oswego
Fulton
Tonawanda
Canastota
Groton
Cops Assist Store In Twin Birth At Townsend Street
Patrolmen Am brose Tinehan and Bernard Weber responded to an ambulance call at 1 52 AM to Curtis Flanagan home 827 S Townsend St. They helped deliver a boy for Mrs Flanagan then aided Mrs Lullian Johnson in delivering a girl 45 minutes later at Crouse Irving Hospital. Both mother and twins are reported well.
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Ambrose
Tinehan
Bernard Weber
Flanagan
County Unit Plans Annual Christmas Party
The Quondaga County Employes Association will host its annual Christmas party at 7 PM on Thursday at the Arion Club. A turkey and ham dinner will be followed by dancing to John West's orchestra. chairman Heian Jbergfell and a decorations team led by Miss Kathleen Markle and Aura Hogan oversee arrangements.
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Quondaga County Employes’ Association
Arion Club
John West
s+orchestra
Heian Jbergfell
Kathleen Markle
Aura Hogan
Edwin
Harris
H. Bert
Shepard
Genevieve Herbster
Mrcs
Hogan
Minnie, Nicholson
Louise Gonelia
Jis
Arthur G. Lyon
Jordan Seniors To Present Comedy Play At Jordan Central
Jordan Central School's senior class presents the three act comedy She Calamite Ks by Jay Tobias on Wednesday at 8 15 P M Elizabeth Hoffman directs with Mrs Luella Rogers and Miss Lorat Gilbert assisting The cast includes Ruth Davis John Baker Irene Fikes Frances Kenney Joseph McAvoy Robert Dean Dean McNichol Margaret Keown Snow Rey McCorry and Lee Pierce Stage crew lists Joyce lyn Sessler Barbara Strause Carl Stafford Carl Andreltio Pete Clements and Dick Fillingham
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Jay ‘Tobias
Jordan Central School
Lifes
Elizabeth Hoffman
Luella Rogers
Lorat Gilbert
Ruth Davis
John Baker
Irene Fikes
Frances Kenney
Joseph McAvoy
Robert Dean
Dean + McNichol
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Rey McCorry
Lee Pierce
Joycelyn’ Sessler
Barbara Strause
Carl Stafford
Carl Andreltio
Pete Clements
Dick Fillingham
City dog tag fees total $22 462 with Feb 10 deadline
The city reports 1952 dog license tag revenue of 2 012 10 to the state and 1 625 to Owen County. A Feb 10 deadline carries a $310 fine for late tags. About 9356 licenses issued. applications may be mailed or filed at City Hall.
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Owen County
Police Department
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