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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
24
A chaotic, OCR riddled list of death notices and obituaries. Names include Joséph Andrews, Mary Glffin, Cameron, Gulick, Crandall, Dowling, Browning, and many others with familial ties, church services, and burial details across Syracuse and nearby towns. Interments planned at St. Joseph s, White Chapel, and other local cemeteries. calls and services scheduled through multiple funeral homes.
The Baker Funeral notes the death of Matthiew Saker, 14, in Oneida City Hospitals with services at John F. Ryan Funeral Home and St James Church, burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Mrs Mary A Foster dies at 17 Highland St with services at Donald J Romero Funeral Home and Oakwood Cemetery burial. Floyd A Bain, 47, Fayetteville resident, dies at St Joseph's Hospital, services at Eaton Tubbs Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church, burial in Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Harold C Lenhart, 53 Carbon St, dies, services at Waidele Funeral Home and Church of the Assumption, burial in Ascension Cemetery. Erol V Houghton, 181 Shotwell, dies, services at Weller Funeral Home and burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Funeral notices list survivors and visiting hours for each case.
Albert J. Ives 79 a former landscape gardener died this morning at his home 159 Sout Ave He resided in Syracuse 35 years born in Asphert England He was WW I veteran served in British Army member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Sons of St George Army and Navy Union Trinity Episcopal Church Survived by wife Edith Filmore Ives three sons Ernest Hubert Allan all of Syracuse six English brothers and one sister in England six grandchildren Funeral service Saturday at Trinity Episcopal Church Rev Charles Stires burial in Morningside Cemetery friends may call Green leaf Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
Royal Dibble 56 died after a self inflicted gunshot to the head at his Fayetteville home. State Trooper Robert Parrow said Dibble placed a 22 caliber pistol to his head in the living room and fired. No note was found. Dibble and his wife Greta had no children. The incident occurred yesterday evening and funeral arrangements are pending.
George H Streever a Liverpool native and former Penitentiary guard died last night aged 84 Retired in 1954 he served in the Spanish American War and U S Navy He was a member of Livers Lodge 525 F and A M Funeral services will be at 8 pm tomorrow at Newell Helm Funeral Home with Rev Charles R B Stives officiating Burial in Brookside Cemetery Water Serving is his wife Maude Streever Friends may call today from 7 to 8 pm and again 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 pm
Fourteen residents of the West Genesee Street area opposed a petition by Berdynski and others to permit a gasoline station at 1900 block Genesee Street near Avery Avenue. Neighbors cited safety concerns for nearby homes and a crowded intersection, while proponents argued for zoning changes to allow the project. Fire officials reported the blaze damaged a market and a garage, with losses estimated around 40,000 dollars. authorities noted the fire began in a wood stove and spread amid broken bottles and stored furniture.
Leo Belpulsi 65 a Syracuse resident for 45 years died at home 1607 Perk St of a heart attack. Services Friday at 9 30 am from Our Lady of Pompeii Church with a solemn mass of requiem. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Belpulsi retired March 4 after 40 years with Crouse Hinds Co where he was a molder. He was a member of the San Martinese Society. Surviving are Theresa Martinelli Relpussi and several cousins. Friends may call at the family home.
John Harty 64 of Buz Park Ave died unexpectedly yesterday at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Funeral at 9:30 am Friday at Keegan Osbert Funeral Home and St Lucy’s Church, with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Survivors include a niece Miss Reynolds of Lafayette and nephews Francis Reynolds of Lay, Jayelle, and Howard Reynolds of Minneville. Friends may call today 2–4 and 7–9 pm. Dr Wulff Elected Fellow of Science. Verner Wulff, chair of Syracuse University Zoology, elected fellow of the National Academy of Sciences in New York City. native of Essen, Germany, member since 1951.
Joseph A. Nicoletti, with over a decade in scouting, is named adviser for Explorer Scouts at St Patrick Church. He serves Onondaga Council, Boy Scouts of America. The first Explorer Scouts meeting is Tuesday night in the school gym. Paul Doran is senior crew leader and Reed Stevens deputy senior crew leader.
A Christmas music program will be presented Friday at 8 pm at the Episcopal Church of the Saviour. The chair will sing the Messiah portion by Handel, with Rev. Arthur B. Merriman officiating. Miss Margaret A. Ihnat directs the choir, with soloists Miss Nancy McKay and others and Mrs. Carl E. Slout at the organ.
Salina speeding fines and suspensions dominate the docket with Charles Webb and James D Thornton among those cited. Charges include driving wrong side of road, driving with one plate, and assorted license suspensions. Names appear alongside addresses and penalties, including suspensions to January and fines up to twenty one dollars.
In Jordan a newly formed boys club organized a Christmas food basket project for needy families. Cub leaders Nicholas Howanitz and Pearl Mestili supervise as members collected $200. They plan to visit Saturday delivering baskets and hope the effort becomes an annual program.
Ninety children in grades one through four staged two performances of a Christmas operetta in the Washington Irving School auditorium. The show titled Christmas at Washington Irving School was written and directed by Mrs Theron Forbes with narration by Charles Privitive and performances by Tanice Stokes Lonnie Odom Deborah Torrence Carla Francisco amid student scenery supervised by Ruth Rogers. Teachers assisting included Miss Agnes Sheedy Francis Farley Mrs Warold Hodgson Mrs Robert Brooks Mrs Anthony Mason and Mrs George Grant. Outside the village Dryden American Legion and Auxiliary plan to aid 20 families with 80 children by providing food clothing toys and money.
Three requests faced no opposition while three others failed to attract objections. One seeks special use at 083 W Onondaga St to rehab an existing dwelling into six physician offices with rear parking for 20 cars and a stone entrance. Another plans a Local Business 3 zone change at 1923 South Ave near a new gas station to permit a larger entrance. A third requests at 20 Woodland Terrace to build a one story masonry office at 100 Mayne Ave to house four professionals including three physicians and a dentist.
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