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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1950

Page

42

Oneida Council Set to Vote on 1951 Budget Plan

Oneida common council expected to vote tonight in a special session on the 1951 early budget. Inside district tax rate slated at 45.72 per thousand with city tax 316,279 while outside district rate is about 23.68 and city tax 8.68. School tax applies only to inside district at 1 dollar flat. Reappraisal under Crimshaw plan raised property values near 100 percent, promising higher taxes for most homeowners.

Oneida Oneid Albert Behr Madison

Doctors Will Hear Talk on Polio

Geneva health officer Dr. C. W. Grove will discuss poliomyelitis at the Ontario County Medical Society December meeting at Geneva Country Club. The agenda includes a 5:30 P.M. business session, 6:30 dinner, and a 7:30 P.M. scientific session with Dr. Erich Hirsch and Dr. C. L. Willmarth of Geneva as speakers.

Geneva C. W. Grove Ontario County Medical Society Geneva Country Club Erich Hirsch C. L. Willmarth

Oneida Castle Housetop Anniversary and Local Christmas Events

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington observe their 22nd wedding anniversary at 41 Seneca Ave Oneida Castle and plan a Florida winter trip starting December 24. Announcements note births, club parties, school basketball prep, a Christmas concert, and community activities across Oneida and Sherrill with multiple local venues and organizations.

Merki mer County adopts tax rate of 12.96 per thousand

The 1951 Merki mer County tax levy of 12.96 dollars per thousand, set by the Board of Supervisors, is 30 cents below 1950. The total levy is 1,067,484 dollars, 74 dollars less than last year. Despite a pay boost for 135 county employees, the equalization rate is 87 percent, shaping higher or lower local rates across 19 townships. The levy covers general, welfare, and highway funds with listed township totals.

Werkimer Merkimer County Board of Supervisors Committee On Tion Columbus Danube Fairfield Frankfort German Flatts Herkimer Litchfield Little Falls Manheim Newport Norway Ohio Russia Salisbury Schuyler Stark Warren Webb Winfield

Waterloo G L Killed In Korea

War Department reports Corp Robert K Emerick 19 was killed in action in Korea on September 8. A Waterloo High School alumnus, he enlisted January 14, 1949, served in the Second Infantry Division, arrived from Fort Lewis, Washington, in August. Survived by parents Homer J Emerick and their children Alice and Eugene.

Waterloo Homer J. Emerick Grove St War Department Corp Robert K. Emerick Korea Emerick Waterloo High School Army Fort Lewis Wash Alice Emerick Eugene

Albert C. Beach Funeral Tomorrow

Waterloo native and former resident Charles G. Bishop, 90, died in West Palm Beach Florida. He is survived by a daughter in Seneca Falls, two grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Funeral and burial set for tomorrow in West Palm Beach.

Waterloo Charles G. Bishop West Palm Beach Fla. M Bishop Florida Elliott B. Kibbey Seneca Falls Howard Conkey Willa Gil Binghamton Land Carrie Bloss

Auburn Cayugan County Sportsmen Meeting at Koenig's Point

Auburn Cayugan County Sportsmen's Association meets at 8 P M in the Koenig's Point clubhouse on the east side of Owasco Lake for a business session.

Auburn — Cayugan County Sportsmen's Association Koenig's Point Owasco Lake

Assembly of God Plans New Parish

In Utica area clergy and laymen at Everybody's Tabernacle discussed establishing a new Assembly of God parish. Rev Willard Deal of West Palm Beach will present missionary work in Utica, with the missions committee led by Rev Ernest W Darling. Delegates from Rome, Carthage, Auburn, and other districts attended.

Rome Assembly of God Utica Willard Deal West ‘Palm Beach Fla Ernest W. Darling Sherburne Thomas R. Brubaker Plainfield N. J Carthage Auburn Salisbury Center Saratoga Springs Canandaigua Binghampton Hudson Falls Syracuse

Injured in Fall Near Auburn Slippery Sidewalk

Paul Wagner, 20 Wood Street, suffered a fractured left leg just above the knee after slipping on a slippery sidewalk near his home. He was taken to Mercy Hospital by ambulance.

Auburn Paul Wagner Wood Mercy Hospital

Lehigh Coach To Be Speaker at Oneida Dinner Night

ONEIDA The sixth annual block O dinner for former and present athletes and sports enthusiasts will be held Dec 27 at the Elks Club. Co chairmen Robert Haskell and Robert White announce the event and highlight Bill Leeckonly Lehigh U Haskell varsity head coach who later played with the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants and was a top coach vote getter.

ONEWA Oneida High School Elks ‘Club Robert Haskell Robert White Bill Leeckon

Seven Madison County Men Inducted Into Army at Syracuse

Seven Madison County men were scheduled for induction today in Syracuse by Oneida Board 52. Inductees include LeRoy Smith, Raymond R. Rolewicz, Ray C. Colvin, William R. Wibbert, Curtis S. Lillie, Richard R. Richmond, and Charles Edwin Grim, who replaced Emil Erickson. About 60 county men had pre induction physicals yesterday.

Oneida Madison County Syracuse LeRoy Smith Stone St Raymond R. Rolewicz North St Ray C. Colvin William R. Wibbert Cazenovia Curtis S. Lillie Chittenango R. D Richard R. Richmond Mannsville Charles Edwin Grim Rochester

Massed Choirs to Sing Tonight in Geneva

Massed city choirs present their first joint Christmas event at Geneva High School auditorium. The program features the Hallelujah Chorus by combined church choirs, Geneva High School varsity chorus, and Schola Cantorum of Hobart and William Smith colleges. A candellight procession opens, followed by Christmas carols and a tableau by DeSales High School students.

Geneva Geneva High School Schola Cantorum of Hobart William Smith Colleges DeSales High School

Mayor Will Fill Six City Vacancies

Mayor Charles A. Earl will appoint six major city officers beginning January 1. Existing officials are likely to be reappointed. Specific expirations include Dr. A. G. Zain and Byron E. Hallock on the Board of Health, Walter W. Wilcox on the Board of Education, Dr. Edmund L. Finley as city health officer, George Seitz on the City War Board, and Walter Scanlan on the City Hospital Board of Managers.

Funeral services set for Mrs. Nettie B. Davis

Mrs. Nettie B. Davis 83 a former Munnsville resident will be buried at Stockbridge Cemetery after a 2 PM Thursday funeral at Love funeral home officiated by Rev. Lloyd Sheppherd and Rev. E F Mellett. She died at her daughter’s Rockville Center Long Island home. Survived by three daughters a son and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Munnsville Nettie B. Davis Canastora Love Funeral Lloyd Sheppherd South Otselic E. F. Mellett Munnsville Congregational Church Stockbridge Cemetery Hazel Chaffee Sherrill Lavarene Chapman Canastota E. B. Smith Rockville Center Gerald Davis Peterboro Edwin J. Spaulding Mannsville Reed Spaulding MtcLean

Canastota Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Hospital Patients

William H. Mott, son of William A. Mott, has a position with Douglas Aircraft in El Segundo after graduating from Northrop Aeronautical Institute. The Women's Relief Corps meets tonight at 8, officers to be elected. Several residents, including Grant C. Whipple, Mrs. William Leonard, Ora Blowers, and Mrs. Alfie Chingari, are noted as Lenox Memorial Hospital patients. Society events include Lakeshore Home Bureau gift wrapping on Thursday at 1:30, Canastola Firemen's Auxillary meeting Friday at 8, and Christmas gatherings with gift exchanges of up to 50 cents.

Oneida Paul Harrington Seneca Av Oneida Castle Florida Harrington Annabele Champlin N. H. Champlin Buffalo Cochran Memorial Parkell John Cortini Fulton Clarice Powers Eltven Club B. H. Crowell Belmont Av W. L. Matthews Burt Evans Ruth Faulkner Remington Contour Schick Sunbeam Parkell's Mildred Streeter Santa Claus Vity Madison County Medical Society Cordial Manor North Broad Elizabeth Seneca Washington St. Patrick's Parochial School Texas Lackland Air Base Oneida High School Air Force Kenno and Heights Alliance Church Orison Barclay Charles White Clarence, Jones Kodak Adv Ralph Galbraith Syracuse University Oneidans Ruth Gorton Thomas J. Gorton Clevelanday St. Anscew's Chapel Durhamville Canastota William H. Mott William A. Mott Northrup Aeronautical Institute Hawthorne Calif Douglas Aircraft Co el Segundo Women's Relief Corps Grant C. Whipple R. D Lenox Memorial Hospital Lakeshore Home Bureau Forbes Rooms Ann Sutton Ora Blowers Morrisville Floyd Hertel Wampsville Cemetery Alfie Chingari Wilson Nv Circle IL First Presbyterian Church Thomas Hurd Prospect Sr Luther Shafer

Rail Service Hearing Is Held Today

NORWICH fifth hearing on the fate of the D L and W Utica Branch passenger mail and express service is before Examiner William T Wilkinson in Utica. Norwich leaders argue a Diesel single unit train could make the line profitable and better serve cities along the route. The last trains were removed after a coal strike with the company saying the service lost money, a claim contested by supporters who cite growing local needs and inconvenience from Binghamton to Utica.

Norwich D. L. and W Utica William T. Wilkinson James C. Coleman Benjamin F. Williams Norwich Pharmacal Company Frank Daly Binghamton

Storm Delays Work as Eight Inches Snow Blankets County

In Oneida Madison County the heavy wet snow, the heaviest of the winter, left streets drifted and cars late. Early workers waded through drifts while sidewalk and plows struggled. County plows and state crews started at daylight to clear routes for school buses and milk trucks.

Oneida Madison County State Department of Public Works

Ten Company B Men Enlist in Army Navy

In Oneida the 108th Infantry National Guard met with ten men missing. Eight former high schoolers enlisted in the Navy after naval exams in Albany and training in Rhode Island. Names include Louis Carinci Richard Claire Robert Brannigan Herbert Denison Robert McAnn Harland Kimball Robert Simister and Carmen Valente. Two entered the Army: John Fadigan and Roosevelt Johnson.

Oneida 108Th Infantry, National Guard Navy Army Albany Rhode Island Louis Carinci Thomas Carinci Phelps St Richard Claire James H. Claire Phillip St Robert Brannigan Stephen Brannigan Furnace Av Herbert Denison Charles L. Dennison Main St Robert McAnn, Jr Thomas Cowan, Jr Lexington Harland Kimball Harland F. Kimball Stoddard St Robert Simister Cyril Simister North St Carmen Valente Michael Valente Williams St John Fadigan Canastota Roosevelt Johnson Buckville

Teachers and Pupils Clash In Port Byron Exhibition

In Port Byron Central School gym tomorrow night the senior girls meet the women's faculty in a senior high basketball game. The senior boys face the faculty men nicknamed the Bouncing Bobcats in the same event.

Auburn Port Byron Central School Bobcats

Air Force to Open Police Quarters in Geneva

Geneva U S to establish air police quarters in City Hall until suitable space is found at another site. Acting Police Chief Joseph McDonough notes Capt. Lee Smyth as provost marshal at Sampson Air Base with several air police on duty, many graduates of a special Air Force school.

Geneva U. S Joseph McDonoligh Saidzlast Lee Smehyl Sampson Air Base Special Air Force School

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Oneida Common Council YALE Mars Peter Brewer Leslie Sterling Clifford Bishop Benson Myers Merton Helmer Merkimer Wampsville Madison County Board of Supervisors George Close Hamilton Foster Martin Alton Higgins Brookfield Waterloo G.L Albert C. Beach Jack Skaden Peterboro St Dunmar Lehigh W. J. Tyler & Sons Chittenauxo Mrs. Nettie Davis Canastota Briefs South Bay Joseph Fisher Chicago Joe Storm OA ES Bevelers Oneida, N.Y Newberry's Westinghouse Refrigerators Canastota Telephone gaEasy Credit Vermsz Thomas L. Taylor Newberry Center St Sam Russo Ebeey Peters Pane Ee Ems Be Ex Magig Chef Gas Ranges Shep Early Tyler & Sons Robert Maurees Clifton Toled Young Ohara Webe Maureen O'Hara John Payne Atte Laraine Day Thares AR Aegro Ellis Coster Acari Henry Silphensn Chari Phil Silvers Tyrone Power Anette Fitalns Prelle
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