Auto Crash Kills Suspect In Burglaries
Rochester man Angelo La chusia 24 died from a skull fracture after a Savannah crash while being chased for a clothing store burglary. George Izzo 34 and others injured. Mancino and Albert Mancino charged in related crimes. investigations tied toSouthern Tier burglaries and stolen clothing from P. Weller Montour Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
the Squirrel
Luigi
Albert
Lachuisa
Lyons Hospital
S A.M
George Izzo
Rochester
Chestnut Street
Syracuse
Izzo
Anthony Nucci
Nuccio
Clyde Street
Savannah
John A. Cozart
B.P.L
Oneida
Norman Tarley
Anthony Maccusa
Lyons
Albert Mancino
Luigi? Mancino
P. Weller
Montour Falls
Christmas Gifts Stolen From Hastings Restaurant
Mr and Mrs Fred Freeland of Hastings must redo their Christmas shopping after packages of toys and gifts were stolen from a restaurant at 112 West Onondaga Street. The bundles were taken by an unidentified woman diner who walked out with them while waiters misidentified her as the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Freeland
Hastings
West Onondaga Street
Four Handrails Dedicated at First English Lutheran Church
Four bronze handrails installed in the vestibule of First English Lutheran Church will be dedicated at 11 A M tomorrow by Rev. Dr. Edward L. Keller. The rails honor the late Rev. William M B Glanding and Mrs. Glanding, funded by Mrs. Clarence R Rupp of York Pa. Glanding served as acting pastor in Scranton before becoming permanent pastor in 1905 and died in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First English Lutheran Church
William M. B. Glanding
Glanding
Edward L. Keller
Clarence R. Rupp
York
Scranton
Jeremiah Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bellefonte, Pa
Church Dinner Today at SS Philip's Parish House
The Men's Club of SS Philip's Episcopal Church sponsors a church dinner today from 12:30 to 3 P.M. in the parish house, 209 Almond Street. An informal dinner will be held for Chapin at the Onondaga Hotel at 6:30 P.M. Wednesday night in honor of Arnold W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Philip’s “Episcopal Church
Almond ‘Street
Chapin
Onondaga Hotel
Arnold W
Birthday Ball Date Changed To Jan 27
The 1910 President's Birthday Ball fundraising for infantile paralysis moves from January 30 to January 27 at the Onondaga Hotel. Arrangements chairman Lawson Barnes says a Saturday event will attract a larger crowd. Also announced is the March of Dimes drive week January 8 to 25 with lapel buttons and direct donations to President Roosevelt. Half of proceeds stay in Onondaga County for local support. the rest funds research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Barnes
Onondaga Hotel
Barnes
John V. McCarthy
Edmund D. Lynch
Alan ©. Locklin
Roosevelt
Onondaga County
Norwich Man Fined For Short Wood Load
Ernest Olen of Norwich pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine after being arraigned on a charge of violating the Agriculture and Markets Law regarding the cubic content of a cord of wood. Harry Meyers of Fayetteville testified two cords bought from Olen were not full measure, leading to the fine before Justice of the Peace John G. Humpleby of Dewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meyers
Fayetteville
Ernest Olen
Norwich
Justice of the Peace
John G. Humpleby
Dewitt
Agriculture and Markets
Meyers
Olen
Retiring P J McGlade to Leave State Labor Post
P J McGlade 72 longtime Syracuse district assistant labor commissioner says he will retire December 31 after 17 years in the post. He leaves for a week’s vacation and his duties will be handled by secretary Anna B O Boyle until Frieda A Miller names a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. McGlade
Syracuse
McGlade
Anna B. O’boyle
Frieda A. Miller
Ynere
Thomas J. Corcoran
Robineau Road
Ambrose J. Ginnelly
Albany
10Th Ward
Willard A. Marakle
State Labor Department
Rochester
Marakle
Rochester Democra and Chronicle
Buffalo Times
Syracuse Herald
State
Industrial Bulletin
The
State Industrial Commission
Fred H. Lang
Division of
Workmen's Compensation
Physician Is Held in Sale of Narcotics
Cortland December 16 Dr Arthur M Loope 64 of 93 North Main Street was charged by Chief Roy Stevens with selling narcotics in violation of the State Public Health Law He was released without bail and ordered to appear at 9 A M Monday at a adjourned hearing An October 19 alleged sale to an adult is cited in the charge Solvay resident fined Charles J Donato 32 of 406 First Street Solvay was fined 10 after pleading guilty to stealing tools from a New York Central engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Loope
Solvay
Charles J. Donato
First Street
John Kolb
Syracuse
New York Central
Buyers Take 35 Tons of Fine Turkeys
Ogdensburg, Dec. 15. An estimated 35 tons of turkeys were sold to buyers from New York and New England at the wholesale Turkey Market staged by the Chamber of Commerce. Prices averaged 26 cents per pound with ranges from 23 to 28 cents. Government tags were attached to each bird, boosting the potential shipment to about 33.75 tons based on 15 pound birds. Principal buyers included Joseph Chuckrow and son of Troy and Albany, who packed 12 tons for regional markets, and A. H. Wears of Madrid representing Boston poultry houses. The sale ran from 10 a.m. to dusk with tags distributed to farmers by Chamber officers and Farm Bureau agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
New York
Boston
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
Syracuse
Rochester
Clarence W. Skelly
Chamber of Commerce
Skelly
Joseph Chuckrow
Alvany
NYA
Marriage licenses list new couples in multiple city areas
Salvatore F Gianni of 109 Union Ave and Margaret Nardozzi of 428 Hawley Ave. Leland S Garrison of 127 Grand Ave and Frances M Mitchell of 127 Grand Ave. Victor Egman of Rome and Betty J Kissner of 207 Cleveland Ave. Leon J Douglas of Liverpool and Goldie H Gibbs of 642 Gifford St. Ira I Berman of Rochester and Jennie Seskin of 794 Harrison St. Roderic E Bent of Vernon and Blodwyn A Laube of 624 South Crouse Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Francis Gianni
Union Avenue
Margaret Nardozzi
Hawley Avenue
Leland Samuel Garrison
Grand Avenue
Frances Martha Mitchell
Victor Egman
Rome
Betty Jane Kissner
Cleveland Avenue
Leon John Douglas
Liverpool
Goldie Harriet
Gibbs
Gifford Street
Ira Israel Berman
Rochester
Jennie Seskin
Harrison Street
Roderic Emery Bent
Vernon
Blodwyn Ann Laube
South Crouse Avenue
Eight Syracuse Students Named To Catholic Center Council
Eight Syracuse University undergraduates were named to the first executive council of the St. Thomas More House at 112 Walnut Place. Co chairs Edward Rimkunas and Margaret O Connell lead the group which includes Robert Casey Helen Riordan Raymond Barclay Patricia Norton Thomas Farmer Jr and Jean Taylor. The center serves 1350 Catholic undergraduates and opened October 22 with support from 1772 donors. An official January opening is planned after the Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas More House
Gannon F. Ryan
Helen Riordan
Margaret O'Connell
Father Ryan
Edward Rimkunas
Jean Taylor
Patricia Norton
Ray Barclay
Robert Casey
Thomas P. Farmer, Jr
Syracuse University
Walnut Place
Bronxville
Grant Boulevard
Raymond Barclay
Thomas P
Katz Completes Eighth Onondaga Painting In Syracuse
Syracuse artist Theodore Katz unveiled his eighth canvas on Onondaga County at the Merchants National Bank lobby. The work centers on the 1794 Morehouse Tavern meeting to form Onondaga from Herkimer lands with Dewitt, a key surveyor, depicted pointing to proposed county boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Katz
Syracuse
Central New York
Onondaga County
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
William F. Comstock
Moses Dewitt
Katz
Morehouse Tavern
Herkimer County
Dewitt
Crandall Melvin
Ithaca
Lake Ontario
Onondaga
New York
Pennsylvania
Schenectady
Rome
Erie Canal
Elmira
Father Dablon
Onondaga Lake
Ephriam Webster
Pettler
Police Seek Kin of Miami Car Victim Meyers
Syracuse police were asked to locate relatives of a man killed by a car in Miami Florida last night. The victim tentatively identified as William Meyers formerly of 316 South Warren Street Boston? The Tracy Funeral Home telegram asked police to locate his family and police were sent to the Warren Street address to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Miami
Fila
Wiliam Meyers
South Warren Street
Tracy Funeral Home
William E. Rapp
William Meyers
Albany Pair Admit Car Thefts In Eastern State Spree
Albany police halted two Chicopee youths Frank L. Collins 21 and Eugene A. Lamoureaux 18 confessing to six stolen cars in a trip through Holyoke Lee Auburn Utica and Albany. They surrendered after a brief foot chase when a trooper fired two warning shots. Both face grand jury action and firearms possession charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Chicopee
Mass
New York
Frank L. Collins
Eugene A. Lamoureaux
Holyoke
Lee
Auburn
Utica
Leon van Alstyne
Floyd P. Larsen
Lamoureaux
Collins
Newell Street Fire Blamed on Rats and Rescue
District Chief Chester Clapper rescued a Boston bulldog at 311 West Newell as fire crews found the dog unconscious in smoke filled rooms. Partitions up to the second floor were damaged while neighbors reported the blaze started while the Waldron family was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Clapper
Boston
West Newell Street
Michael Waldron
Senator Davis Visits Moose In Syracuse
United States Senator James J. Davis of Pittsburgh visited Syracuse Lodge 625 Loyal Order of Moose. He founded the order and toured Moose lodges, arriving from Rochester to attend Cortland’s initiation of 150. He met lodge officers at 27 East Genesee Street, then called on Mayor Roljland B. Marvin and attended a luncheon at the Moose Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Order of Moose
Middle West
East
Rochester
Cortland
Moose
East Genessee Street
Joan Shamanski
Charles A. Pross
The
Moose Old People’s Home
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Elmer
Donald Holliday
Eugene Murphy
Edward Vezin
Mead
Roljland B. Marvin
National Organization of the Moose
Syracuse Lodge
Genesee Street
Chattanooga News Ceases Publication After 51 Years
The Chattanooga News, 51 years old, announces cessation of publication to satisfy creditors. President George Fort Milton cites forces opposing its public stance on TVA power, notes bondholders aim to hand assets to the Free Press, and says Roy McDonald of the Free Press made an asset purchase offer. The city will have the Times and the Free Press following the News ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga News
George Fort Milton
Milton
TVA
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Religious service speaker at Armory Center
Mrs. Frank Guidenschuh wife of the officer in charge of the Salvation Army Men s Social Service Center will speak at a religious service at the Armory Center corner South State and West Taylor Streets at 10 0 A M Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Center
Frank Guidenschuh
Salvation’ Army Men’s Social Service
South State
West Taylor Streets
Death notices and funeral arrangements in Onondaga County
The report notes a Supreme Court jury panel member stricken with cerebral hemorrhage in the Onondaga County Court House lounge and details funeral plans. Bearers include Ralph Meneilly and relatives. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Also announces Harry Wood’s funeral in Mottville with services at 2 PM and burial in Sennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse-Cicero Road
Supreme Court
Onondaga County Court House
Second Reformed
Thomas Kirkwood
Ralph Meneilly
Howard Meneilly
William Reith
Stanley J. Hamlin
Earl Everingham
Marsden Hayes
Meneilly
Buria
Woodlaw
Funeral Rites Held for Local Residents in Sacred Heart Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for Michael Glowecki of 553 Richmond Avenue and Miss Phyllis Bielski of 1206 West Genesee Street with high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church. Burial followed at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Bearers included St. Joseph's Society members. Additional service for Mrs. Barbara Heck from Keegan & Osbert and Church of the Assumption also noted with solemn requiem mass and burial at Assumption Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Glowecki
Richmond Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
Casmir Pierda
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Edward Misiuia
St. Joseph's Society
P.R.C.U
Felix Bielczak
Michael Pichura
Walter Korczakowski
John Kawa
Casmir Jaworski
Joseph Kaczmarczyk
Phyllis Bielski
West
Genesee Street
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Francis Cyman
Ralph Kinney
Richard Insel
Harry Snyder
Francis Kukowski
Edward Kiesa
Richard Mazartis
Barbara Heck
Spring Street
Keegan & Osbert
Church of the Assumption
Fidelis Chukinas
Roger Nelipowitz
Harold Malloy
Assumption Cemetery
Frank Webber
Frank Webber, Jr
Joseph Wolff
George Gosher
Charles Jo&t
Louis Scheiber
Funeral Rites For Two Syracuse Laborers Held Today
The funeral services for Thomas F. Hay den retired Syracuse police detective and John A. McMahon retired letter carrier were held today. Hay den died Wednesday at 1709 Court Street with services at Saint John the Baptist Church and burial in St. Agnes Cemetery. McMahon died Wednesday night at his Otisco Street home with mass at St. Lucy's Church and burial in St. Agnes Cemetery. Bearers were fellow police and letter carriers respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hayden
Syracuse Police Department
Court Street
Saint John the Baptist Church
James P. Slowey
Owen J. Roche
William Jglynn
Joseph Ellis
Daniel Carroll
William McDonald
Edward Saroney
John Krause
Anthony Zrebiec
John Barry
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
John A. McMahon
Otisco Street
St. Lucy’s Church
Thomas J. Hayes
Paul S. Long
Charles E. Tracy
Burrial
Wilson Baker
Arthur Gehn
John Horan
Edward Larue
Genes Larkin
John O'Donne
Mrs Mary L Perigo Dies At Home In Syracuse
Mrs Mary Louise Perigo 5% wife of Charles C Perigo died this morning at 116 Henry Street after a long illness. She was born in Blissfield Michigan and lived in Syracuse 20 years. Survived by son Raymond C Perigo two brothers Rudolph and Edward DuRocher and sister Miss Lucy DuRocher. Funeral at Schumacher Memorial Home 2 PM Tuesday conducted by Rev William Montgomery. Burial in Morningside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Perigo
Mary Louise Perigo
Charles C. Perigo
Henry Street
Blissfield
Mich
Perigo
Syracuse
Raymond C. Perigo
Rudolph
Edward DuRocher
Lucy DuRocher
Schumacher Memorial Home
William Montgomery
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Morningside Cemetery
Deaths in Syracuse Area Notable Obituaries
A list of deaths including Mrs Samantha Hitchcock 87 Massena Edward C Lewis 77 Collins Landing Andrew Goldsmith 57 Ithaca Daniel C Trew 80 Mannsville Elizabeth Stecker 24 Oneida Mrs Albert Guaspari 26 Rome John Marshall 81 Bingley in Syracuse area notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha ‘Hitchcock
Massena
Edward
C. Lewis
Collins, Landing
Andrew Goldsmith
Ithaca
Daniel C. Trew
Mannsville
Elizabeth
Charles Vincent 74 of South Scriba Dies
Oswego December 16 Charles Vincent 74 of South Scriba died in Oswego County General Hospital. Funeral arrangements were pending with the Watkins Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vincent
South Scriba
Oswego
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Angelo Lachusia
Angelo Lachuisa
P.J. McGlade
Labor
Aid
Arthur M. Loop
Catholic Center Council
Katz Hung
Merchants Bank
MiamiCar
Newell Street
Senator Davis
Order
John
Shea
Harry Wood
Mottville
Tromas Tuts
Buss
Sennett
Michael Glowacki
Mrs
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