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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
18
Fragments describe a social column with names, addresses, and notices for funerals, services, and local events. Molecules include references to Mrs. Max Stee Seton 4356 and Sharon Seesdaz with day and time cues, plus funeral directors and flower shops.
Final rites were to be held at St Peters Episcopal Church in Cazenovia for Mrs. Sarah Robbins a longtime resident who died at 105. She recalled interactions with Gerrit Smith, married 94 years ago to Albank Hobbits. Survived by daughter Mrs Gartrade Frank and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
The clipping lists multiple funeral arrangements and arrivals for service members including Pfc. Gleason and Pvt. Joseph J. Zdep with details on services, burial, and calling hours at various churches and cemeteries. It notes arrivals of remains, dates, times, and locations across several towns and parishes.
Gleason joined Saint Patrick's High School then U S Marine Corps in 1943. He trained in South Carolina and served in the Guam invasion earning the Purple Heart and Asiatic Pacific medals along with several state and presidential honors. He was active in Saint Patrick's Church and church societies.
A community memorial project advances with plans for a memorial hall in Onondaga County to honor veterans. Officials outline a $2.5 million budget plus basement costs, with spaces for a World War I room and a World War II/World War II tribute featuring bronze tablets and thousands of names. The effort aims to serve county residents and preserve local history in a new cultural site.
William Weyer a brakeman for the New York Central Railway died at his home in East Syracuse after a brief illness. He joined the Syracuse division in 1948 after 50 years of service. Surviving are four daughters four sons two sisters and a brother with services at his home on Friday. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral arrangements announced.
Barry burial planned with 2 a m service at Mast Church and St James Cemetery. Survivors include wife, three daughters, a son, two brothers, two sisters, and several nephews. former Syracuse Fire Department members noted in obituary. The piece references a large Atlantic City convention auditorium project with capacity and facilities details, plus officials involved in planning.
A Syracuse Memorial Hospital report details a rare infant esophagus surgery linking upper to lower sections, a technique first done in 1938. The operation, risky in early life, now shows improved survival prospects with modern methods. mortality previously 80 to 90 percent, but revised to about 50 to 8 percent depending on technique and recovery.
Martin Elisasser of Elisasser Bros. Funeral Directors died yesterday. Services are 3 AM Thursday at Trinity Church in Syracuse with burial at St Agnes Cemetery. He died three months after his brother Raymond Elisasser, with whom he ran the Undertaking business. He was active in local committees and funeral associations and a Syracuse University alumnus. Survived by four cousins, Mrs. Donald Irre, Sigrid Altmann, Harold Michaels, Fred Miller.
Louis Goodman age 93 of 214 Sovkholm ava died today at Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. He leaves a son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Joseph L Goodimeh of the same address and several nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 PM Friday at Riverside Memorial Chapel New York City with burial in Bayside Cemetery.
Samuel Puglin, 25, of Catharine Street, appeared in Police Court this morning with a not guilty plea to a charge of petty larceny. Detective Russell Matcofm testified about alleged theft of merchandise from a line store in Chondega. The hearing was before Judge Wilems HL Bamerick and continued to Thursday.
An older health advisory discusses kidney stress and bladder issues with warnings of backache leg pains and frequent urination. It touts a fake remedy claiming long-term success and urges readers to ask a doctor about a product called Deana pills.
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