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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1976
Page
12
Multiple obituaries list Louis J. Brown age 48 and Helen M. Kurak age 59 among Fayetteville Solvay Baldwinsville residents. Details include survivors like spouses children siblings and funeral arrangements at Kru Fy Neral Home John G Butler and Falardeau homes with calling hours and cemetery burials. Memorials note church services St. Margaret's St. Anthony of Padua St. Mary’s and local cemetery interments.
Directory of funeral homes with street addresses and contact numbers in Syracuse and nearby Camillus including Ballweg Lunsford, Birnbaum, Bordynski, Buranich, Callahan Hanley Mooney, Carter, Farone Son, Frasier Shepardson, Gang Memorial Chapel, Garfield, Gaynor Maslyn, Giminski Wysocki, Goddard Crandall, Greenleaf, and others, reflecting a local services listing.
Mrs Caterina Mucci 67 of Huntington Beach Calif formerly of Lorenzo Drive died Thursday at Long Beach Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Naples Italy she lived in California five years. Survived by son Frank Mucci Syracuse three daughters Rose Buckman Huntington Beach Deanna Dorsey East Syracuse and Maria Mucci Huntington Beach three grandchildren four brothers and three sisters. Services Tuesday at Farone and Son Funeral Home 8:15 am and 9 am at St Daniel's Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours tomorrow and Monday.
Amadio Scaia Amadio Scala 79 of 224 Charles Ave Solvay died last night at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He retired in 1962 from Allied Chemical Corp after 46 years. Survived by wife Sylvia, two daughters Mary Knox and Alice Noce, son Robert Scala, seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Services Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St Cecilia's Church. Calling hours today and tomorrow.
Matushka Helena Holowczenko 65 of 209 Windemere Road Westgate died at home after a long illness. Native of Ukraine she came to the United States 24 years ago. Survived by her husband Rev Mykola Holowczenko pastor of St Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Auburn two sons Borys Longmont Colorado and Alex Kirkville and six grandchildren. Services 9 am Tuesday at St Lukas Ukrainian Orthodox Syracuse officiated by Very Rev Jelesij Husar with calling hours 7 to 9 pm Monday at Macko Funeral Home. Panahida 7 pm Monday. Body to St Lucas Church after services burial Valley Cemetery.
Louis J Brown 68 of 211 Ridgefield Blvd Mattydale died at home after 50 years as a plumber retiring eight years ago He was a St Margaret’s Church communicant Local 54 Plumbers Union and Third Ward Men’s Club Survived by wife two sons two daughters two brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren Services 9 am Monday at Krueger Funeral Home Mattydale then 9 30 am at St Margaret’s Church Burial in North Syracuse Cemetery Calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm tomorrow
William H Sheline 84 of 126 Pembrook Drive died Thursday at his home. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday at Greenleaf Funeral Home with burial at White Chapel Memory Gardens DeWitt. Calling hours Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. He was a Monroe Indiana native, lived in Syracuse since 1922, WWI and WWII veteran, 34 years in the Army, formerly with Smith Corona Merchant Corp and First Trust & Deposit Co. Member of Valley Presbyterian Church and Konosioni Masonic Lodge. Survived by son Richard E Morgantown NC, brother Harry Albaugh Dennison Ohio, sister Ella Watson Richmond VA, and two grandchildren.
Ramona E Waterman 65 of Route 11a Nedrow died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital. Born on Cattaraugus Reservation she lived in Nedrow 23 years. Survived by four sisters Doris Thelma Galliger Ruth Gladys five brothers Raymond Robert Jerome Arthur Larry and Kennedy cousin Winifred Lyons. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow Wesleyan Methodist Church reservation officiated by Rev Clinton Berg burial in reservation cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow at the family home. Ballweg and Lunsford Funeral Home in charge.
John Caruso Sr. 54 of 5 North Third St Fulton country circulation manager for Syracuse Newspapers died after noon at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton following illness at home. He served 41 years in Syracuse franchises and led Oswego County circulation before joining 1974 as country circulation manager. WWII Army veteran Catholic, survived by wife Evelyn and six children. Services Tuesday at Young and Son Funeral Home and Church of the Immaculate Conception Fulton with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
A 35 member book club collected toys books records clothing and infant wear to aid the Christmas Bureau in Onondaga County. Donations, including money, will be distributed to thousands of qualified recipients through the Volunteers Center and partner groups. The bureau welcomes gifts at the War Memorial Exhibit Hall weekdays 9 to 4:30 and Saturday 9 to 1.
The 29th annual Christmas Carol Festival by First Presbyterian Syracuse features Pilgrim Carol Crusader Chapel Westminster and Chancel Choirs and Westminster Chorale seniors. An instrumental prelude starts at 4 20 p m with harpist Ursula Kwasnicka. Vocal soloists include Donna Miller Mary Lunt Jean Loftus Maurice Black and Donald Miller.
Ornan K Lamb of Downington Pa a former Syracusan died after a short illness at Paoli Memorial Hospital Paoli Pa He was retired vice president of Pennsylvania Millers Mutual Insurance Co Wilkes Barre He lived in Syracuse long and graduated from Syracuse University Le Moyne L C Smith College of Engineering in 1921 He served in World War I Survived by wife Janice Filsinger Lamb three daughters six grandchildren two brothers and two sisters Services and burial were private Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society Exton PA
Mrs. Margaret A. Loveless 78 of Baldwinsville died in Auburn Memorial Hospital. Survived by William J. Loveless husband, a son Robert, three daughters including Mrs. Vine and Mrs. Johnson, three sisters, 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services 8:30 a.m. Monday at Falardeau Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church. Burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery next spring.
Ten sculptures by Jamesville artist Caro lyn Cree are displayed at East River Savings Bank on 26 Cortland Street in Manhattan. Cree, a Syracuse Diversity graduate who teaches art in Jamesville, creates bas relief works from wire screening and Dorvan foam. The figures are formed, then coated with a mixture and pigment to resemble concrete when set.
The Farmers Home Administration owns the Cortland County Recreation Center since September after developers defaulted on a 450000 dollar debt. With an appraised value near 250000 dollars, the FHA struggles to sell the 130 acre complex including an 18 hole golf course, Olympic pool, two tennis courts and a club house, having rejected two bids and planning broker sale.
Elizabeth Anderson reported a burglary at her E Genesee Street residence. Items stolen included a sewing machine, stereo turntable, amplifier, two speakers, and about 100 record albums valued at 1120 dollars. She left about 840 a.m. and returned at 545 p.m. The police noted the list of stolen items and the residence details.
Syracuse University’s Hendricks Chapel Choir will stage a Christmas concert tomorrow in the chapel on campus. The public is invited free of charge with Melvin Eggers to light the campus Christmas tree at 7 30 p.m. The Sour Sirrus Society Band will lead carol singing on the chapel steps.
Police report a mugging occurred in the parking lot of Toomey-Abbott Towers at 1207 Almond Street. Herald Journal had earlier listed 120 Gray Ave as the location by error.
Six defendants convicted of driving while intoxicated received conditional discharge sentences. They were ordered to attend a state program for rehabilitating alcohol related traffic offenders. The cases were heard before Justices Wittenburg Richardson Harding Dolan Magee and defendants include Boyanski Brennan Boyle Rademacher Vrooman Wart with addresses in Clay North Syracuse Baldwinsville Manlius and Hartford Connecticut.
Geddes Parks and Recreation offers paid reservations for the annual Breakfast with Santa at Solvay High School cafeteria from 9 a.m. to noon on December 18. Reservations available at Geddes Town Hall, John Carne Recreation Center, or State Fair Boulevard. Reservations close December 17. call 487-8238 or 468-3600 for details.
A lectern and communion table were dedicated at Homewood Retirement Center Carlisle to honor Rev S Long who died January 24 1973 aged 93 He served Geddes Congregational Church Syracuse founded state Fair Religious Services moderated the state Congregational Christian Conference 1938 1940 His daughters Dexter Otis Arnold and John W Glendening Jr noted The service featured a Bell Choir anthem and a Christmas tea Long held roles as home missionary in Wyoming and pastored several New England and New York churches He earned a Doctor of Divinity from Syracuse University and taught at SU while earning a master’s degree He also hosted a religious program on WSYR and served as chaplain for Rotary clubs and various congregations
A 54 year old East Syracuse man Donald Henry was arrested by Minoa police for driving while intoxicated resisting arrest and two traffic violations. He pleaded innocent in Minoa Town Court and was held on 500 bail with a Dec 20 reappearance. Henry allegedly ran a red light at Fremont and Kirkville and weaved along Fremont before being stopped. he struggled with officers as they attempted to cuff him.
The Northern Valley Bank and Trust Co of Vak faeaieay thin reserves the right to bid. It will sell at public auction at Please Homes 2425 West Memorial Blvd Lakeland Florida 33001. For more details call (219) 462-0890.
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