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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

60

Auburn National Guard to Armored Reorganization Planned

Auburn officers attend a Buffalo conference to decide when the 27th Infantry Division will convert to armor. Changes include combining Auburn units, expanding the headquarters detachment, adding an armored rifle company, and shifting battalion command to division headquarters once approved by guard command and the governor.

Auburn National Guard Auburn National Guard 27Th Infantry Division Buffalo Wiliam Sheehan Phelps S. Moore Donald G. Atsins Ralph Allen Charles W. Avery

Funeral Friday for Miss Rose A. Matthews

Waterloo obituary notes funeral services for Rose A. Matthews 104 East Main Street who died yesterday at Waterloo Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Service Friday at 9 AM from Doran Funeral Home and at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Retired teacher who served 49 years in Waterloo schools ending June 1951. Survived by brother Bernard T. Matthews deputy county clerk.

Waterloo Rose A. Matthews E. Main St Waterloo Memorial Hospital Doran Funeral Home Center St. Mary's Church George T. McCail St. Mary's Cemetery Matthews Court Theresa Catholic Daughters of America Bernard T. Matthews

Manager to Tell Story Of Nativity

A Christmas manger scene stands before Moravia Methodist Church. Gifted by Doris Wright with help from Kenneth Roy Alton W Richard Thorpe Mrs. William Codling and Mrs. Earl Barfoot. Life size Joseph Mary Christ Child Wise Men and Shepherds are carved from homosote panels forming a three dimensional stable. Mrs. Coding and Mrs. Barfoot painted the figures and animals in oils. outdoor finish and planned nighttime lighting for yearly display.

Auburn Moravia Methodist Church Doris Wright Kenneth Roy Alton W Richard Thorpe William Codling Earl Barfoot Joseph Mary Christ Child Coding Barfoot

Cortland Board President Joins Planning Committees

Cortland Board of Education president Mrs Ver Nooy, a six year veteran and second term leader, was named to two planning committees of school board institutes sponsored by Cornell University and Syracuse University.

Cortlandite Cortland Stewart Ver Nooy Cortland Board of Education Sornell University Syracuse University Ver Nooy

Ministers Will Address Club

Auburn Kiwanis will hear Rev. Byron Higgon of Serend Presby terian Church speak on What Do You Want for Christmas. Kichwanians will man Salvation Army kettles from 5 to P.M. Friday.

Auburn Byron Higgon Serend

Village Christmas party set for Saturday in Auburn

The Cato Village Christmas party is planned for Saturday evening. Santa will visit the front lawn of the brick house near the First National Bank owned by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clarke. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at the American Legion home. Two blue spruce trees will be decorated and new lights added to a string of lights along Oswasco Street. Funeral services for infant Robert Brechu, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Brechu, were held at Mercy Hospital.

Auburn Cato ‘Village Santa First National Bank Earl Clarke Cottee l American Legion Joseph Cato Robert Brechu Ling Joseph W. Brechu Owasco St Mercy Hospital H. Hartwell Hurd Ray P.M Avery NeaglesSant St. Joseph's Cemetery

Ares TV Schedule Notes Clear Wednesday Lineup

TV listings detail Wednesday programming across stations with requests and time slots. Notable items include music, parades, composers hour, live performances, and local theater segments. Strong entities include station identifiers and program titles, reflecting a busy midweek schedule.

Auburn Athletes Have Busy Schedule

Auburn High School teams from Genoa Union Springs and Weerdsport face a heavy week with junior varsity and freshman schedules. Varsity wrestlers and basketball players compete at 2:30 P.M. Saturday at Fulton Street, while the freshman squad eyes improvement amid early season tests. The swimming team travels to Binghamton for the season opener to square off with Shamton Central Blatz and Crews.

Alburn Genoa Union Springs Auburn High Weerdsport Watertown Grapplers Fulton Street North Country Boys S. North High Maroon Jack O'Mara Paul Kleiber Steve Binghamton Bing Shamton Central Blatz Sevn Treshman Ed Gollwitzer Skaneateles Marcellus Themas

Geneva WAF Band Joins Air Force Base Network

Geneva airmat Smith daughter of Mrs Elsie Smith of Geneva and H Ray Rogers of Weedsport spoke as part of the WAF Band. The unit addressed Geneva Civil Defense warden service in Dixon Homes. Cedric Roundtree and Charles Williams attended with 27 members. The Naval Reserve Composite Company hosted a meeting at Robart College with Robert E Dorans and Harrison Salisbury as guest speakers.

Land Air Force Base San Antonio Texas United States WAF Airmat Smith Elsie Smith Geneva H. Ray Rogers Weedsport Air Force Allsla Red Cross Civil Defense J Organization Dixon Homes Myles O. Cedric Roundtree Charles Williams Rochester University Club Seneca G. S World Trade Genfeva Robert E. Doranis Harrison Salisbury Naval Salisbury Reserve Composite Company Oas Russia Coxe Hall Robart College NR. H. Bullard

Audience to Take Part in Program at Synagogue Tonight

A chaotic note describes a Cha os Sisterhood event at B nai Israel in the social room tonight with audience participation in a musical skit Stop the Dreidel. Mrs Leonard Hoffman, airman, and Mrs Hyman Cohen along with Mrs John Friedman are named, with Comrine Smith of Weedsport noted for completing basic training at Lac.

B'nai Israel Leonard Hoffman Sint 4 Hyman Cohen Ohn Friedman Auburn Comrine Smith Fof Weedsport Lac

Waterloo Woman Dies At 101 Years

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Swetman 102 a former Waterloo resident who died yesterday in Interlaken will be at 2 PM tomorrow from Genung Funeral Home. The Rev John W Faust will officiate, burial in Maple Grove cemetery. Born in Hilton Ontario she lived in Waterloo Township Junius and was widow of William Jerome Swetman. Survivors include five daughters Nellie Groat Lottie Bishop Edith Karlen Florence Powers several nieces nephews grandchildren great and great great grandchildren. Calling hours are today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.

Waterloo Elizabeth E Iman Interlaken Genung John W. Faust Maple Grove Cemetery Hilton Ont Swetman Junius William Jerome Swetman Nellie Groat Lottie Bishop Clifton Springs Edith K Karlen Tyler Texas NX. Y Florence Powers Alberta Canada

Calistra Slated for Assessor Aid in Ithaca

Ithaca reports Calistra likely to be named deputy assessor, a city hall source says. The Common Council authorized the post a year ago but it has remained vacant. Mayor Ivan Cook will appoint and the council must confirm. Calistra brings 24 years in county clerk’s office and would be paid about 4000 dollars annually. Planning director Henry C. Thorne, recently asked to be released from assessor duties, may take over starting January 2.

Ithaca Appoil Calistri Eiy Planning Wera Henry C. Thorne Fromis Amiege Thorne Las Cook

Geneva Dog Census Nears Completion

Geneva progresses with the annual dog census led by Patrolman James Dougherty of the Geneva Police Department and aims to finish by January 2. The city sold 1935 dog licenses at the clerk’s office. last year counted 1,056 dogs and 1,075 owners purchased licenses.

Geneva James Dougherty

Books Returned To Distributors After Objectionable Titles Found

In Seneca Falls, the American Legion and village officials reviewed 34 objectionable books after a dealer requested zoning changes from residential to industrial. A public hearing is set for January 10 at 7 30 PM, with discussions on expansion and a proposed license ordinance to tighten newsstand controls. The boardtabled the issue pending clergy input and legal findings.

Seneca Falls American Committee Amican Legion Wuhan J. Coust Ch. Woods Legion Dealer Philip Serling Cousin Planning Commission Cornell Walter J. Wardleft Americanism Committee Kirk-Casey Post American Legion Lyle van Gorder

Laborers Get Pay Increase Across Ontario Wayne Counties

About 300 area laborers in heavy construction will gain higher pay from Jan 3 1955 after a two year agreement between local union Laborers Local 103 and the Associated General Contractors of America. Basic zone rate is 2.25 per hour with higher rates for concrete and heavy equipment operators.

Aeaeva Anthony J. Serrett Associated Eenesed Contractors of America, Inc Ontario Wayne

Weathering the Day: Seneca Falls Reports Safe First Hours

D Day in Seneca County ran smoothly until 9 this morning as freezing rain kept roads slick. State police at Waterloo noted slow traffic but safe driving overall. Sheriff’s department and village police in Seneca Falls and Waterloo reported no trouble during the first eight hours of the nationwide test.

Seneca Falls Seneca County Waterloo Sheriff's Department

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