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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

54

Oneida Chamber Urges Public Hearing On Budget Details

Letters from the Oneida Chamber of Commerce urge the Madison County Board of Supervisors to provide more public detail on the county highway department budget for 1955. Executive secretary Robert Hurie asks for a well publicized evening public hearing next year and thanks several supervisors for past efforts to reduce the budget.

Syracuse Herald Oneida Chamber Oneida Chamber of Commerce Madison County Board of Supervisors Board Robert Hurrie Chamber Off Hhurie Sad Tae Board of Supervisors Hurrie Kingslet Southfield, Lee Ravcat Canmucre Chamber Board of Directors Board of Super Raymond Kingley Lewis S. Lee Clarence Southfield Chamber of Commerce Oy Madison County

Towns to protest state equalization rates in 1955 plan

Eight towns led by Stockbridge supervisor William Clark announce a protest to the Board of Equalization over the 1955 equalization rate. The group includes Fenner, Smithfield, Lincoln, Nelson, Brookfield, Delruyt, and Georgetown. Some towns show decreases, others increases, with final adjustments pending a public hearing and state action.

Oneida Madison Couty Board of Equalization Willam Clark Stockbridge Fenner Smithfield Lincoln Nelson Brookfield del Ruyter Georgetourn Clark Smithheld Guaractiona Est Og Oatte Georgetoun New Jery

Oneida Plans Delays Hiring City Planner Bailes

City Council paused action on hiring Russell D. Bailes as city planner, with two aldermen pressing fuller review. Alderman Feldmann urged another $2800 for staff and committee expansion was proposed but not approved. Smoking proposal for stores gained no council action, left voluntary.

Common Council Russell D. Bailes Gujea Frank Clanchette Eduard Dunn Smd Ting Spencer C. Feldmann A. Teldmann Plannar Commissioning Board of Education Chamber of Commerce Counci

Oneida CDA presents The Christmas Story play cast and party

More than 73 members attended the Christmas party of the Court of Our Lady Catholic Daughters of America in the K of C rooms. Co chairs were Mrs Francis Dunn and Mrs James Bolton. The program featured a Christmas Star play by St Patrick's School eighth graders, carols, ballet numbers by Mrs Cindy Root, and acts by Masquers members Wava Geiman Rena Water Diane Kenyon. The court will visit the Madison County home on Sunday December 26 and members wishing to attend should contact Frances Agan.

Oneida Court of Our Lady, Catholic Daughters of America K. of C Francis Dunn James Bolton Grace Pup Mary ‘Land Robert Conley Joseph Eleanor,Softanko Ann Carmoja John Kruger James Messinger William Rauscher Jamey Haenlin Keith Erviss John Wayland-mita Mrenee Keenan James Conley Barbara Houghton Land Mary Ann Lumbrazo Jo Ann Malone Judith Gilbert Erge Cryoff Cindy Root Willis Root Wava June Geiman Rena Water Diane Kenyon Gerry Dickens Madison County Eaton

Oneida Today Christmas Party Notes and Birth Reports

In Oneida area news, infant Susan Ive and patient admissions at Oneida City Hospital are listed alongside community Christmas party plans. The Sherrill Cooperating Churches group hosts a party at Pauline Altes’s home with a 3 PM supper and gift exchange coordinated by Juan Murray and Herman J Grosjean. Births at Cav Hospital include several December newborns with families named, and Reba Thorna will host a Circle Boss First Methodist Card party at the Y. First Methodist and Oneida E S chapter plan a Christmas gathering with a dish supper at the Masonic Temple at 6:30 tonight, followed by more party activities.

Oneida Susan Ive Vernon Center Oneida City Hospital Fred Barrett New Woodstock Pats Plmouth Sherrill Cooperatings Pauline Altes Leonardsl Salina Juan Murray Herman J Grosjean Eduard M. Jasiewicz Verona Charles A Barrett North Bas Duane R Holmes Blossaile Dee Herbert Diek Ale Tmond St Gilbert Glenwood Day Roger B. Fahin Sasses Robert R. Millpas Reba Thorna McGivverst Wil Circle Boss Yannual E. S Masome

Four Hurt as Cars Plunge From Bridges

Four persons were injured yesterday in two separate accidents when cars plunged over embankments on Route 26 and the Thruway. Anna Daytola, 41, of Rome RD 2, skidded on ice, crashed through a guard, and landed on its roof. she and another rider were treated for shock and head lacerations. William Slocum, 1, of Rome RD 1, and two passengers Anna Hovert, 63, and Helen Romn, 43, were treated for head and arm injuries after their car struck a guard rail and fell 30 feet onto its side.

Trustay Ordges J. J. Con Inollk Anna Deytola Rome Lowell-Westmoreland Wit Slocum Thruway Jocum Anna Hovert Ilean Romn Abo IRD

Off street parking yields income for Norwich

Norwich reports a November cash intake from off street parking meters of 48.15 with city meters adding 15039. City court fines reach 148. Property stolen figures total 794 with 795 recovered through arrests. Police Chief Harold O Mattice cites one grand larceny arrest, two burglaries, three assaults, two juvenile arrests for burglary and petty larceny. Eleven accidents and 33 motorist summonses are listed.

Norwich Chie Harold O Mattice Mattice

Council Honors L R Rudd and Wife Farewell Luncheon

The city council honored RCME City Manager Leslie R Rudd and his wife at a farewell luncheon as he retires December 31. The first city manager praised for guiding the transition to council-manager government, with Robert M McManus set to replace him starting January 1.

RCME Leslie R .Rudd

Appeal Taken On Hold Up Case

An appeal has been filed with the Appellate Division Third Department of the State Supreme Court by attorney Joseph Scavone for Gerhardt Schwartz of New York and Reymond Fisher of Buffalo. They challenge 2010 35 year terms for a hold up at Pont Diner near Maassen, sentenced in Attica Prison by Judge Morse Ames after a Cortland County trial. Scavone had sought clemency. the judge reportedly questioned rehabilitation.

Madison County Court Gerhardt Schwartz Maassen Jan Selwartz Fisher Attica Morse Ames Cortland County Seavone Ames

Charles K Bennett Funeral Arrangements Given

Charles K Bennett of Norwich died Monday night at Chenango Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM at Breese Funeral Home with the First Congregational Church pastor Rev. Avery Post officiating. He was a Norfolk Mason, Harmony Chapter Royal Arch Masons and is survived by his wife Lily M Bennett a son Henry Bennett a granddaughter Carol Jean Bennett and others. Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery follows.

Knights Templar Kalurah Lily M Bennett Henry Nett Miaion Contracto Lus Fe Avery Post Ated First Congregational Church Norwich Mt. Hope Come Masonic Lodge Harmony Jeter Masonic Ter Royal Arch Masons Norwicie Charles K. Ben

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