Park Slide Mishap Investigation Probes Tin Toboggan Dangers
Municipal and school officials continued today an inquiry into a park toboggan slide incident at Morning side Park. Two Edward Smith School boys were seriously injured by a lodged splinter after sliding on improvised toboggans made from tin and cardboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside Park
Edward Smith School
Versity Hospital
Parks Department
William A. Barry
Parks
Rufus G. Thomas
Hertford Street
Thomas
Barry
Farnham Elected To Head Justices Association
John H. Farnham justice of the peace in Geddes was elected president of the Onondaga County Justices Association at a Freeman Avenue Methodist Church meeting in Solvay. Theodore L. Poole Dewitt was named vice president with Harold Adcock East Syracuse as secretary and Tom Davis Manlius as treasurer. Charles Leiber Judge Leo J Yehle and Charles Blanchard joined the executive committee. The group planned its annual dinner for January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Farnham
Geddes
Onondaga County Justices Association
Freeman Avenue Methodist Church
Solvay
Theodore L. Poole
Dewitt
Harold Adcock
East Syracuse
Tom Davis
Manlius
Charles Leiber
Leo J. Yehle
Charles Blanchard
Association
Real Estate Board Elect Samuel McCain President
Samuel McCain was elected president of the Syracuse Real Estate Board at a noon meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Howard Coonley and Robert Clark became vice presidents, with Richard Groves as secretary and treasurer. Directors reelected for three years were George Goldstein Samuel McCain and A. S. M. Groves. Others present included Edward Egan Robert E. Roney and Harry Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McCain
Syracuse Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Coonley
Robert Clark
Richard Groves
George Goldstein
M. Groves
Edward, Egan
Robert. E. Roney
Harry Stanton
Biggest Christmas shopping throng seen for tomorrow
Merchants forecast tomorrow will top last Saturday as Christmas buying rises. Stores will stay open tonight and tomorrow night until 9 p.m. through Friday with last Saturday before Christmas open decisions varying by merchant. The Chamber of Commerce warned shops will be crowded in early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Ot Man Eeba
Chamber of Commerce
Milk League Sets November Prices For Syracuse Deliveries
Dairymen's League members in Syracuse will receive a net pool return of 2 385 per 106 pounds for milk with 3 5 per cent butterfat for November. A 15 cent production differential per 100 pounds applies to many Syracuse deliveries. Basic net pool return at the 201-210 mile zone is 2 27 with a five cent locality differential. Checks go out December 20. Other localities show returns around 2 20 to 2 21 per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
Syracuse
League
Vernon
Cazenovia
Canastota
Forestry Graduate Lands Job in Liberia for Two Years
John H. Clark of Schenectady a 1939 graduate of the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University signed a two year contract as junior planter with Firestone Plantations Company in Liberia Africa. Clark will sail from New York City Tuesday on the S S Westhumhaw for Moravia Liberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clark
Schenectady
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Firestone Plantations Company
Liberia
Africa
Clark
Roderick Burlingame, Jr
Nottingham Road
New York City
S. S. West Humhaw
Moravia
Local Births Reported in Syracuse Area
Mr and Mrs Thomas B Ross Doris C Casselman 232 Seymour Street welcome a son born December 11. Mr and Mrs James D Sheff Rose Pisik of East Syracuse greet a daughter born December 10. Twin sons arrive for Mr and Mrs Walter J Green Grace Hearn of 124 Forest Hill Drive December 11. Mr and Mrs James Calcagnine Mary Pagano of 511 Hawley Avenue welcome a daughter December 12. Mr and Mrs Myrton Ransom Frances Gates of 523 North Salina Street greet a son December 12. Mr and Mrs Herman C Schairer Elizabeth Landers of 1019 Teall Avenue welcome a daughter December 11. Mr and Mrs William R Claeys Veronica M Currier of 122 Rahamah Avenue greet a son December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Ross
Doris C. Casselman
Seymour Street
James D. Sheff
Rose Pisik
Syracuse
Walter J. Green
Grace Hearn
Forest Hill Drive
James Calcagnine
Mary Pagano
Hawley Avenue
Myrton Ransom
Frances Gates
North Salina Street
Herman C. Schairer
Elizabeth Landers
Teall Avenue
William R. Claeys
Veronica M. Currier
Rahamah Avenue
Marriage Licenses Bar ney Falk and Anna Wollins
Barney Falk of 703 East Raynor Avenue and Anna Wollins of 793 East Raynor Avenue obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Falk
East
Raynor Avenue
Anna Wollins
Pitts Seeks Test for Inspector and Nursing Vacancies
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts asks the Municipal Civil Service Commission to hold a competitive exam to fill two inspector vacancies in the Bureau of Building after Jan 1, due to William Rafferty retirement. The $2100 position requires 15 years building industry experience and blueprints knowledge. Dr H Doust requests a nursing eligible list for anticipated vacancies in the Bureau of Nursing. Herbert Bigron posts notices and will accept applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Nelson F. Pitts
Bureau of Building
Wiliam Rafferty
H. Burton Doust
Commissioner of Health
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Nursing
Bureau
Herbert B. 3Igron
Commission
Paninski Funeral Set for Monday After Fracture Death
Funeral services for William M. Paninski, 42, of 401 North Clinton Street will be held Monday at 9:30 AM at his father's home and 10 AM at Assumption Church. Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery. Death was due to a fractured skull with brain laceration after a post mortem at the morgue. Surviving are his father, two brothers Frank and Charles H. Paninski Sr., and sister Mrs Elizabeth Anna Barstich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MM. Paninski
North
Clinton Street
Crouse Irving Hospital
Charles H. Paninski
Catherine Street
Assumption Church
Assumption Cemetery
Paninski
Frank
Elizabeth Anna Barstich
Dora Lessaongang
Tis North Alvord Street
Church of the Assumption
Fidelis Chukinas
Eugene Miesch, Jr
Henry
Raymond
Kenneth
Edward Miesch
Charles Schick, Jr
Barbara MM. Kuppel
Barbara Markett Kuppel
Engelbert Kuppel
Carbon Street
Kuppel
Germany
North Side
Third Order of St. Francis
Altar Society
St. Elizabeth Society
Albert Kuppel
Andrew Herz
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Margaret Fleming
Michael’. Fleming
Onondaga
Fleming
Syracuse
Branch 30
Church of the Most Holy Rosary
Genevieve .Fleming
Francis Boland
Leo ‘Fleming
Pension Plan Rally Tomorrow at Guernsey Island Nedrow Mission
The 60 60 Pension Plan Organization holds public meetings tomorrow at 1 30 P M in Guernsey Island and at 7 30 P M in Nedrow Mission 6604 South Salina Street William S Welch district organizer announced. Speakers are Charles D Stratton and John Fogarty national representatives. Petitions for Congress will be circulated and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Plan Organization
Guernsey Island
Nedrow Mission
South Salina Street
William S. Welch
Charles D. Stratton
John Fogarty
National Organization
Congress
Diphtheria Case Puts 7 Year Old Girl in Hospital
A seven year old girl at City Hospital is hospitalized with diphtheria, the second case in the year. Health Commissioner Doust notes the child had one immunization but not the Schick test, stressing its role in confirming immunization. The department urges two toxoid doses by nine months and a third when entering school after the first reported case ended in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etern
Toe City Hospital
H. Burton. Doust
Health
A.C. Silverman
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Elevating Track Plan Moves Forward in Syracuse Area
Force Job Rapid progress by the DL and W Railroad on land acquisition for new elevated tracks through Syracuse progresses as the Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission approves another batch of private-property contracts on South Clinton Street. Contracts include properties on 866 to 830 South Clinton Street with values from 3,650 to 84,280 dollars. City officials say condemnation will be limited to two or three cases, with court action handled by railroad attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL. & W. Railroad
Syracuse
Clinton Street
Temple
West Onondaga Streets
Fannie Barnello
South
J. J. Kite
Peter Kite
Luella Barney
David Richards
Grade Commission
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse University
Syracuse University Heating Plant Grounds At South McBride Street
El-Roh Realty Corporation
Albany
Pitts
Esterday
New York
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Hoboken
Milk Agency Meets to Fill Two Board Seats
Delegates of the Metropolitan Co operative Milk Producers Bar in Onondaga Hotel plan to elect two more directors to the 21 member board. The session follows a previous meeting where five directors were chosen amid heated debate as officers and conflicts influence the outcome. Timmer of Liehar resigns from candidacy and rivals Norton of Boenville and Dumont of Malone vie for president amid insurgent support for Dumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Co-operative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Onondaga
Timmer FL Raltfe
Liehar
Dent
Ralph C. Norton
Boonville
G. Lester Dumont
Malone
Dumont
Norton
Leon A. Chapin
J. C. Treat
Hockey receipts aid Onondaga firemen at fair event
Part of the hockey receipts from Volunteer Firemen's night at the State Fair Coliseum on Sunday January 28 will be turned over to the Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen's Association. An association meeting at Firemen's Hall Liverpool will discuss winter bowling and basketball leagues at 2 30 P.M. with James B Costigan of Solvay president in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Coliseum
Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Firemen’s Hall
Liverpool
James B Costigan
Solvay
Tax refund deadline set for December 31
Frank J. Shaughnessy the collector of internal revenue for the 21st congressional district announced that December 31 is the deadline for filing claims for refunds of taxes paid under the Agricultural Adjustment Act which was ruled invalid in January 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Internal Revenue
21St Congressional District
Deaths in Syracuse Area Mentioned for Several Residents
Death notices list Mrs. John F. Murphy of Rome aged 85 and Mrs. Julia Meagher of Fulton along with several other individuals including Charles Ball of Watertown and Clarence Day of Old Forge, with ages ranging from 33 to 81 and mentions of Waterloo Cortlandville Cortland and Cortlandville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Murphy
Rome
Julia Meagher
Fulton
Charles
Court
van Vankenberg
Yeyrs
Funeral notices breadth in Syracuse obituaries
Funeral services are listed for multiple residents in Syracuse area. Mrs. Bessie Pike 68 widow of George Pike died yesterday at 1013 Westmoreland Avenue with a 1:30 private prayer service and 2 P.M. church rites at St Albans. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving daughters Miles Pendell Syracuse and Elmer Mitchell New York City, grandson Miles Pendell Jr., brothers Frank Porter Los Angeles and Clark Porter Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pike
George Pike
Westmoreland Avenue
St. Albans Episcopal Church
J. O. Roberts
Oakwood Cemetery
Miles Pendell
Syracuse
Elmer Mitchell
New York City
Miles Pendell, Jr
Frank E. Porter
Los Angeles
Calif
Clark Porter
Fulton
Taxpayer drive for retrenchment grips New York State
A United Press survey shows a strong, organized taxpayer push in Albany to cut state spending and taxes ahead of the 1940 session. The Citizens Tax League and allies press hearings, weigh consolidating bureaus, cutting non essential services, and may seek local sales taxes despite Governor Lehman's war time stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
United Press
New York
George
Organized Taxpayers
R. J. Menzie
Citizens Tax League
Monroe County
Lehman
Death notices and funeral services for local residents
Sudden death at his home on 209 Matty Avenue led to a 9 AM burial service at Saint John the Evangelist Church and a 9:30 AM solemn high mass with Rev. Robert P. Donovan. interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. Bearers were Central New York Power Company associates Edward Bourne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Konrad
Tupper Lake
Highland Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Michael Steines
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
William Robitow
American Legion
Henry Dembrowski
Dale Cramer
Edward Wray
Carl Reihle
William Adams
Michael Kainak
Matty Avenue
Saint John the Evangelist Church
Robert P. Donovan
John J. Quigley
Joseph I. Ritchie
St. Mary's Cemetery
Central New York Power Company
Edward Bourne
George Dalley
John Dowling
John Moran
John and
Leonard ‘Sellin
City to Resume Ash Trucking With Household Carry
Commissioner George H Ballantyne of the city Department of Public Works announced that ash trucking from back door to curb will start January 1. Due to a depleted budget the hauling service is reduced. householders must supply their own containers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ballantyne
City Department of Public Works
Curbon
Ballantyne
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House of Sawmiller
Gol
Sabina
C. B. Liddell
Eckel Tilcater
McBride Dibello
Buon Pranzo
Ol Simonini
Tangerires
Crax Onc
Kremel
C ‘Grisce
Pillsbury
F. W. Sutland
Cor, Jefferson and
Salina Streets
N. Y
Moone
Rothachild Drag Store
Morningside
Farnham
Real Estate Board
Owen
Poe
David Lel
Gurdon
S. Clinton
Milk Agency
AAA
Rosa C. Madan
Rosa Campbell Madan
Edward S. Madan
Warners
Mrs. Dora Lessaongang
Jacob R. Mengel
Thompson Road
Delaney & Hodge
Collamer
Mengel
Charles Mengel
John Muth
John A. Williams
John A. Wiliams
Oakwood Avenue
Pam
Robert MacDonald
Plymouth Spiritualist Church of
Rochester
Roger Williams
Leo Vincent
Rexford Morse
Albert Morse
Creighton Cook
Gorton Cook
Matilda F. Ryan
Blaine Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Francis Walters
Edward Ryan
James P. McPeak
St. Agnes Cemetery
Patrick Donegan
Ambrose Kelly
John
Thomas Donegan
Frank Keough
William Carey
Ary D. Bastebo
Ary D. Bastedo
Onondaga Hill
MacMillan Book Company
Elga Bastedo
Branch Stowell
Ellicottville
Herman Holtz
Gowanda
Bert Jensen
Collins
Clarence
Elmer
Leslie
Floyd Bastedo
Pennysburg
Arthur Bastedo
Jamestown
Welter Funeral Home
Warren Qodem
James Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ethel M. Merry
Ethel’ M
Merry
Syracuse General Hospital
Cornell
Clement &Greenleaf
Willam Montgomery
Morningside Cemetery
Mont
Harold
William
Scott
Theodore Merry
Albert Carpar
George Carpar
Nellie Stevens
Don Murphy
William Merry
Elizabeth Mackinney
Elizabeth D. MacKinney
Harrison’ Street
Try K. & G. Coal
Ken
Rothschild’s
State ST
Raynor Aye
Rhubard Soda
Arena
Golly
C.c. Connuta
She Music Venter
S. Salina St
TIM
Wm. P. Lynch
S. Warren St
Kirtlane
Salina Street
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