Whitesboro Plans Bond Projects For Hart's Hill Annex and Marcy School
Whitesboro Central School Board tentatively approves a seven room addition to Hart's Hill Elementary and discusses a new Marcy grade school under a $1 million bond issue. A 23 acre site is bought for Marcy and plans will be sent to Albany for voter presentation by February. A 20 hour bus driver training program is also underway with state certificates to be issued.
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Wiitesboro
Hart's Hill
Whitesboro Central School
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Lang
State Education Department
Albany
Supervisor For Hamilton To Be Named
HAMILTON A new supervisor Melbourne Sheriliffe who died Monday is expected to be named before the Jan 7 meeting of the town board. Harold Evans, chairman, said the new supervisor would hold office until the November 1955 election. Mrs Edith Brownell Shortliffe, widow of the supervisor, was acting deputy during his illness. The town chairman will receive recommendations from the Republican and Democratic town committees.
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Hamilton
Melbourne Sheriliffe
Harold Evans
Edith Brownell
Shortliffe
Evans
Trials Set In City Court For Docket Of Riverside
The Madison County Board of Supervisors will convene at 1 43 PM in Hamilton City Court for trials of two defendants who attended funeral services. Robert E Rhinehart 22 of Savannah Georgia formerly of Chattanooga faces a juryless trial before Judge A William Cottingham. Rhinehart Higgon pastor of Second Presbyterian Church will speak at the Auburn Kiwanis Club meeting at noon tomorrow in Hotels.
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Madison County
Hamilton
Shortliffe
Robert E. Rhinehart
Savannah
Chittenango
William Cotcott
Auburn
Byroms
Rhinehart Higgon
Second Press
Mother and two babies flee Utica fire in 700 Third St
Seven people including two infants were left homeless when a fire caused by a defective stove pipe swept through a two story frame building at 700 Third Street. Firemen fought the blaze for an hour. residents evacuated included Mrs. Pasey and her two sons Alonzo and Edward. The building owner, Anthony Dellesandro, said the exterior was recently shingled and the structure will require total rebuilding.
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Frank Demma
Isabelle Pasey
Alonzo
Edward
Salvation Army
Blandinast. Citadel
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Francisco Nuceto
Eddie Musacchio
Barber
Earl McCollum
Pasag
William Parker
Seymour
Parker
Madison Co Old Age Aid Change Noted in Utica Area
Utica regional director Joseph B. O Connor and Mrs J T Prichard celebrate a golden anniversary as changes in Madison County Old Age Assistance take effect. The Utica Social Security office outlines new service towns and weekly hours with Walter J Oczkow appointed as social insurance representative serving Oneida and Hamilton areas.
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Joseph B. O'Connor
Department of Y
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Richard
Rome
Social Security Office
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Pritchard
Meth
Vincent D
Philomathic Club
Prichard
Murphy
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Utica Social Security Office
WSCS
Ini
Bouckville
Brook
Florence Cook
Canastoia
Clarksville
Colmos
Hamilton
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Townsend
iFeadingsville
Eaton
Hubbards
Camdenville
Federal
Water Board
Benjamin Huntington
Syracuse
Camden
Oneida
Walter J. Oczkow
Radio Schedules and Morning Shows From WRUN Area
Radio listings for WRUN Ulster area detail hourly schedule blocks for morning and daytime programming on Wednesday and Thursday. Includes names like Mr Sunshine Red Skelton Dawn and Weather segments, with sports and news blocks interspersed across 6:15 to 16:30 time ranges.
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Ene Sunshine Ie
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Lore Hanser
Red Skelton
Tonichs
Rea Skelton
Infant Dies in Throop From Suffocation and Pneumonia
Cavanaugh infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cavanaugh of Throop was found dead by the mother in the early morning hours. Death attributed to suffocation and pneumonia by Cayuga coroner N L Woodford. Survived by parents a sister Victoria and grandparents Willis Daviey and Mrs Otto Fantley. Funeral services held at Langham's Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Robert M Stansfield with burial at Evergreen Cemetery Scipioville.
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Contiance
Cavanaugh
Robert i
Throop
Langham
Robert 3. Stansfield
Second Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Scipicville
Willard Wilcox
Victoria
Willis Daviey
Scipioville
Otto Fantley
Wolcott
Peter Brown Funeral Tomorrow
Peter Brown 97 a former dairy farmer died yesterday in St Francis Hospital Jersey City He was born March 19 1857 in Malone He lived and worked in the Canastota area after his wife died he lived with his daughter Mrs Howard Diley in Jersey City Two other children Miss Beatrice K Brown Francis Milmoe Brown James E Brown and three grandchildren survive The service is tomorrow at 10 15 AM Schepp Funeral Home Canastota 10 45 AM at St Agathas Church Burial in St Agathas Cemetery
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Peter Brown
St. Francis Hospital
Jersey City
Malone
Howard Diley
M. J
Beatrice K. Brown
Germantown
Francis Milmoe’ Brown
Boundbrook
N. J
James E. Brown
Syracuse
Schepp
St. Agatha’s Church
St. Agatha’s Cemetery
Cato Village Christmas Party Scheduled for Saturday
Auburn residents plan the annual Cato Village Christmas party at 8 PM Saturday. Santa visits the front lawn near First National Bank, Earl and Mrs Earl Clarke own the brick house. coffee will be served. Firemen extinguished a blaze at a station wagon used for the party. two blue spruce trees were burned. The alarm came from near Main Street and Vanderbilt Avenue. Nearby residents report five hundred feet of lights along the village, with the fire under Capt Rich H Hartwell and Raylard Devan assisting with music and sound for the program. A Girl Scout troop meeting in Pulaski was scheduled for 8 PM tonight at Bridge Street.
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Cato Village
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First National Bank
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NEIDA
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Raylard Devan
Nurses Install State Aids Officers Homic Nurses
Rome reports the Registered Nurses Association held installation ceremonies. Mrs Allan R MacLaughlin was installed president with Mrs William D Agostino as past president and a slate of officers including Mrs John B DeLong as VP and Mrs George Button as secretary. A 32 member gathering elected committee chairs for the year and planned future appointments at a judiciary meeting.
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Registered Nurses Association
Allan R. MacLaughlin
William D'Agostino
John B. DeLong
George Button
Treas ‘Urer
William Goetz
Joseph Kierpee
William Brad-ley
Thomas Evans
Derong
Thomas Shantz
Joseph Kierpec
Inew
Tha. Secongt Gohalarchin Pammit
Waterloo Appointment Seen Near for Calistri Deputy Assessor
ITHACA sources say Clo Calistri, civil service veteran with county clerk’s office experience, is likely to be appointed deputy city assessor by Mayor Ivan Cook at the December 29 council meeting. The post carries about 4000 to 4500 dollars annually and was authorized by the council last year but not filled. In other city business, Henry C. Thorne’s future as planning director is under review with a request for his release from assessor duties to allow full-time planning work starting January 1. Funeral services are set for Elizabeth Eerman, 101, of Waterloo, with burial at Maple Grove. A Unadilla Women’s Club meeting is scheduled tonight at 3 in the Unadilla Community House with a Christmas program.
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Ivan Cook
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Thorne
Alan Kney
Cale
Waterloo
Elizabeth E,erman
Interlaken
Genung
John W. Faust
Maple Grove
Wilton
Swetman
William Jerome Swetman
Waterles
Lottie Bishop
Clifton Springs
Edith Karlen
Tyler
Tes
Irving F. Martin
N. Chi
Florence Powers
Alberta
Canada
Blind Will Be Guests of Lions at Christmas Party
The Lions Club hosts its second annual Christmas party for the blind tonight at 6:38 at the Masonic temple. Each guest will be escorted by a guide and receive a gift from members. Senior Capt. Charles Southwood of the Salvation Army citadel will be principal speaker, with brief addresses by Miss Cora McKallip, Miss Helen McBride, and Miss Alma K. Steinbacher. About 100 members in Rome attend.
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Masonica Temple
Charles Southwood
Salvation Army
Cora McKallip
New York States Commission For the Blind
Helen McBride
Central Association For the Blind
Alma K. Steinbacher
Association
Rome
Funeral Friday For Miss Matthews
Waterloo obituary for Miss Rose A. Matthews age from 104 3 Main St died yesterday at Waterloo Memorial Hospital after an extended illness funeral from Doran Funeral Home 30 Center St at 830 AM Friday and 900 AM at St Marys Church officiated by Rev George T Call burial in St Marys Cemetery she taught 49 years in Waterloo schools retiring June 1951 member of Court Theresa Catholic Daughters of America survived by her brother Bernard T Matthews deputy county clerk.
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Rose A. Matthews
Main St
Waterloo Memorial Hospital
Doran Funeral Home
Center’ St
St. Mary's Church
George T
St. Mary's Cemetery
Matthews
Geneva Dog Census Nears Completion
The Geneva dog census in Goa progresses under Patraman James Dough and aims to finish by January 1. Meanwhile 1955 dog licenses went on sale at the city clerk’s office. Last year 1 056 canines were counted and licenses issued to 1 075 dog owners, with 74 more not listed in the census.
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Goa
Patraman James Dough
Geneva Police de Po Ent
Testimony ends in Herkimer county manslaughter trial
John A. Nicoll, 26, one of two defendants, completed his testimony after a 33 day trial in Herkimer County Court. He offered a different version of the fatal November 15 shooting of Charles Friel, 25, of Morehouse vile himberjack, along Route 8. He denied firing shots and denied obtaining a rifle and ammunition from the car after leaving Gafford’s Tavern.
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Edmund A. McCarthy
Herkimer County Court
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Charles Friel
Morehouse
Route 8
Ohio
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Herkimer Memorial Hosspital
Richard Remonda
Friell
Irvan ‘A. Freder
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Scotia
Albert Schneider
Herkimer County
Gaffords
Cazenovia Junior Choir to Sing on TV Soon
The Sunday Junior Choir of the Methodist Church in Cazenovia, directed by Russell B. Miller, will perform vocal and instrumental numbers at the church at 2:30 PM. On December 23 at 5:30 PM the choir will appear on WHEN-TV. the group contains 33 voices.
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TV Cazenovia
The
Methodist Church
Russell B. Miller
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