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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1949

Page

10

Liverpool Santa Arrives By Horse Drawn Carriage

Santa Claus arrived at a community Christmas party in Liverpool by horse drawn carriage after last minute venue changes due to weather. He distributed over a thousand gifts to children as more than 1,500 attendees sang carols. Mayor Heid praised organizers including Mrs Cutler and Mrs Thurlow with the garden club rep Katherine Dunham and VFW leader Commander Clifford Stafford officiating.

Love Aine Pelee Johnson Park Santa Claus Santa Michael Heid Dale Cutler George Williams Thomas Thurlow Katherine Dunham Garden Club Clifford Stafford Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 5284 Liverpool

Syracuse Labor and Community Club Notices Stationed

Various local groups in Syracuse post meetings and events. The Syracuse Federation of Labor hosts bi monthly gathering at the Labor Temple. Alice M. Horner receives a divorce in Supreme Court. American Pension Club, Lions Club, Scottish Rite Club, and others list dinners, parties, and auctions at downtown hotels and clubs.

Syracuse Federation of Labor Labor Temple S. Franklin St William S. Quinn

Pedestrian Hit by Car Injures 71-Year-Old Man

Daniel Dugan aged 71 of 416 Shonnard Street suffered minor injuries after a pedestrian collision at S West and Shonnard streets. Police say George A. Wilson of 422 Shonnard Street operated the vehicle. Dugan received treatment at Onondaga General Hospital for a forehead laceration and contusions to the left shoulder and right knee.

S. West and Shonnard Sts Daniel Dugan Shonnard St Joseph Heick John Broland George A. Wilson Dugan Onondaga General Hospital

Oswego Man Pleads Guilty to Petty Larceny

James F. Plogger of East Oneida Street was given a six months suspended sentence after pleading guilty to petty larceny. He was arrested for failing to return a pocketbook found at an East First Street restaurant and agreed to make restitution.

Oswego James F. Plogger Oneida St F. Hosmer Culkin Plogger E. First St

Evictions Barred During Holidays

Judge Nathan L. Abelson of Municipal Court announced a holiday moratorium on eviction orders or warrants until after January 1. He spoke after consulting with Judges William E. McClusky and Harry H. Skerritt, noting fewer evictions this December than in December 1948.

Nathan L. Abelson Municipal Court Abelson William E. McClusky Harry H. Skerritt

Births in Local Families Announce December Additions

Birth announcements list numerous couples and locations with dates in December. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs D Smith Eliz R Sullivan Clay. Mr and Mrs Francis Moreth Margaritel Clark 119 Randall Ave. Mr and Mrs Harold Penover Charlotte B Murdent Fabius RD1. and others in Syracuse Jamesville Solvay and Memphis with addresses and dates through December 1 to December 19.

Bradford D. Smith Elizabeth R. Sullivan Clay R.D Francis Moreth Margaritel Clark Randall Av Harold F. Penover Charlotte B. Murdent Fabius Frank F. Krishak Helen Miehleyiteh Wyoming Vst Dominick N. Froto Genevieve Magdoni Winton St Robert E. Beckett Carol L. Hayes W. Lafayette Chester R. DeLooze Louise M. Painel Kidd Memphis Cat AS Preske Rene F. Coe Syracuse

Auto Strewn Along Track After Collision Near Kirkville

A 1940 car driven by Guy V. Brophy 62 of Canastota was strewn along two miles of New York Central right of way after being struck by the West Sound train at Snyder's Crossing. Ellsworth Smith 210 Peterboro St Canastota rode as passenger. Brophy and Smith escaped before the impact. Brophy received a ticket for not wearing glasses as required by his license. Engineer John Spangenburg 59 of Glenmont stopped the train two miles west of Minoa crossing. Deputies Joy and Seeley investigated.

New York Central Cleveland Limited Guy V. Brophy Peterboro St. Canastota Ellsworth Smith Peterboro St Canastota Kirkville Rd Snyder's Crossing John Joy Alexander Seeley Minoa J Crossing John ‘Spangenburg Glenmont Joy Seeley Brophy

Prison Ends Dual Life

Floyd Austin Reeves, 45, of 321 Garden City Street, a railroad fireman, was sentenced by County Judge Leo W. Breed to four to eight years in Attica after pleading guilty to a statutory offense involving a 13 year old girl. Probation Officer George Cain revealed Reeves had lived a double life with Miss Leona Benware of Malone, living together as husband and wife for 12 years at 136 Green Street while Reeves maintained a separate family. Reeves’ wife was unaware of the arrangement.

Floyd Austin Reeves Garden City Sr Attica Leo W. Breed Reeves Breed George Cain Cain Leona Benware Malone Green St

Two Sailors Safe After Car Crashes

Leon Jackson age 23 of Vicksburg Mississippi and Theodore Johnson age 21 of Buffalo escaped serious injuries when their car left U S Route 20 and rolled five times after flying 40 feet and knocking down six guard posts. Jackson was unhurt while Johnson was treated at Onondaga General Hospital for facial lacerations and missing teeth. Deputies Edward West and Lester Rawlings investigated.

Leon Jackson Vicksburg Miss Theodore Johnson Buffalo Boston Johnson Jackson Onondaga General Hospital Edward West Lester Rawlings

County Fire Police Radio Plan Outlined for County

John F. Conley of General Electric described an electronic two way radio system for police and fire units at a meeting of county chiefs and chamber leaders in East Syracuse. The program could cost about 35000 dollars with 500 dollars per vehicle and 10000 dollars for a central station using the county highway transmitter at Pompey.

John F. Conley General Electric Transmitter Division Onondaga Chamber of Commerce Pompey

Jurors Drawn for Trial and Grand Panels

County Judge Leo W. Breed Undersheriff Albert Stone and Deputy County Clerk Charles G Sweitzer filed panels for trial and grand jurors. Trial jurors report Jan 3 and 16 Feb 6 and 20 with 48 names per panel. Grand jury panel of 36 reports Jan 3.

Leo W. Breed Albert ‘Stone Charles G. Sweitzer

Motion on Union Injunction Denied

Supreme Court Justice Jesse E. Kingsley denied a motion by attorney Richard T. Mosher to lift the temporary injunction issued against officers of Local 320 by the United Electrical Workers. The injunction bars use of funds except for ordinary expenses. A Greenberg motion for a bill of particulars was adjourned to January 9. trial remains set for February equity term.

Supreme Court Jesse E. Kingsley Richard T. Mosher United Electrical Workers Sidney H. Greenberg

Murray Funeral for 26 Year Old in Glendale Auto Crash

Funeral services for Francis T. Murray age 26 killed in an automobile accident in Glendale California will be held Thursday at 9 AM from Foster funeral home and at 9 30 AM from the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.

Ex-Employee Held in Theft at Moyers Corners

Sheriff's deputies arrested 26 year old James Tracey, a former Dahl Garage employee, for petty larceny from Newell Dahl Garage Moyers Corners. He allegedly stole motor oil, a shotgun, shells, flashlight batteries, cigarettes and $51 after leaving a note claiming he was bound for Chicago. Deputies Bateman and Post spotted his car on Onondaga Lake Parkway and found the items as Tracey slept.

Newell Dahl Moyers Corners James Tracey Dahl Tragey Chicago John Bateman Charles Post Onondaga Lake Parkway Tracey

Two Injured In Head On Collision In Onondaga

A head on collision on Route 80 near W F Saunders & Son Inc in Onondaga left Don ald W Fenner 36 of R D 1 Nedrow with a lacerated forehead and Joseph Metz 33 of 114 Stevens Pl treated for a knee laceration. Fenner was issued a summons for failure to have his vehicle under control.

Onondaga W. F. Saunders & Son, Inc John Chackowsky Donald W. Fenner R.D.1 Nedrow Chackosky Fenner Joseph Metz Stevens Metz

Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party At Central Square

The American Legion Auxiliary of Fullee-Taylor Post will stage their annual Christmas party for members and children tomorrow at the Central Square Fire House. Supper will be served at 7 P.M. under the direction of Mrs. Elva Ruggiano.

Central Square American Legion Auxiliary Fullee- Taylor Post Elva Ruggiano

Civil Service Doctors Examine 30 More Men

Civil Service Commission physicians planned to continue medical examinations for the second group of 147 applicants selected after written tests for police and fire jobs. Thirty men were to report at 3 p.m. at the old Board of Education building on West Genesee Street. a similar group would be examined the next day. Two 29 man groups are slated for December 28 and 29. the final eligibility list will be issued after January 1.

Civil Service Commission Herbert B. Myron Onondaga County Civil Service Commission Old Board of Education W. Genesee ,St Myron John A. Kinney William J. Connelly

Geiger Elected Master of Sea and Field Lodge 983

CHARLES L. GEIGER SR of 114 Oakdale Ave has been elected master of Sea and Field Lodge 983 F and A M succeeding Arthur Dernier Installation set for Friday Jan 6 Other officers elected include Lloyd White senior warden Wheeler Davies junior warden Orrin Park secretary Walter Mintel treasurer Arthur Dernier trustee

Charles L. Geiger, SR Oakdale Sr Sea and Field Lodge A. M Arthur, C. Dernier Lloyd White Wheeler A. Davies Geiger Orrin S. Park Walter E. Mintel Arthur C. Dernier

Woman 82 Hurt While Grabbing Porch Rail

Mrs Bridget McCarthy aged 82 of 1354 Teall Ave suffered a severely lacerated right hand when she attempted to break her fall by grabbing a rear porch railing and struck a sharp stone cornice, police said.

Bridget McCarthy Teall Av

Paroled man charged in hoax robbery and larceny

John Scotti a parolee from Napanoch faces grand larceny charges after confessing he lost $148 of his employer's money in a poker game on Salina Street. He admitted the supposed hold up was a ruse to cover gambling losses and will be warranted for larceny.

Napanoch State Correctional Institute S. Salina St John Scotti Brewert Con Scotti Ambrose Furlong Clay Edward Diligent Andrew Hoffman Frank DelVecchio Justin B. King Salina St King Brewer Fou Salina St. Coffee House

Nature's Signs Mean Little Snow To Taxi Driver

Edgar Carey a Baldwinsville area taxi driver notes late autumn caterpillars high water muskrats holes and a handful of small snakes as signs that winter will be light. He observes caterpillars active high water and snakes and concludes these indicate little snow ahead based on animal behavior patterns.

Edgar Carey South Av Baldwinsville D. Carey Carey

Truck Attachment Contested in Georgia Driver Case

Justice Jesse E. Kingsley reserved decision on a motion by two holders of conditional sales contracts to void an attachment of a tractor trailer owned by Norman E. Harris of Georgia and driven by Horace Greeley Arch. The vehicle, accident on Fayetteville hill last month, damaged two parked cars and struck Ralph Munger’s hardware store. Munger seeks $20,000 damages.

Jesse E. Kingsley Norman E. Harris Georgia Horace Greeley Arch Fayetteville Hill Ralph Munger Munger Supreme Court Freuhaus Corp Auto Car Sales & Service Co Lawrence Wood John Carroll Young Murphy & Young

Heart Group Gets Part of Seal Fund

The Heart Committee of the Onondaga Health Association voted to award a grant to the American Heart Association. Dr. W. W. Street chaired the meeting in the association offices. Funds will be determined by the board from this year's Christmas Seal Sale contributions.

American’ Heart Association Onondaga Health Association W. W. Street

Club Hears Talk On Transmissions

Professor Louis L Otto of Cornell University spoke on Automatic Transmissions Lead Automotive Developments before the Technology Club of Syracuse. The talk, at the Museum of Fine Arts, under the Syracuse section of the Society of Automotive Engineers, outlined the dream to transfer engine power to driving wheels with minimal loss and few gears.

Louis L. Otto Cornell’ University Club Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Sociey of Automtive Engineers

Oswego County Medical Society to elect officers tonight

Election of officers and annual reports will be held at a meeting in the private dining room of Hotel Pontiac tonight at 8 30.

Oswego Oswego County Medical Society Pontiac

Washington Irving School Christmas Show Scheduled

Washington Irving School students will present a Christmas program Thursday morning with guests including parents and friends. The program features chorus selections a first grade play a fifth grade pageant and a closing audience sing along of Christmas carols.

Washington Irving School

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Bowe Webbe Sete Dann FREE Alice M. Horner Eugene Horner D. Page Morehouse, Jr American Pension Club Washington St Syracuse Lions Club Percy Hughes Merchants Bank Scottish Rite Club Harry E. LaVier Leon A. VanOrden Hampton Rd Professional Engineers Credit Women's Group Hotel Onondaga Purchasing Agents Park and Pollard Bristol Laboratories Hotel Syracuse Comptrollers Institute of America Schoeneck and King United Packinghouse Workers Optimist Hotel Genetasksa First Trust Clu Empire State Telephone Farm Bureau Insurance Co Women of Rotary Quaker Oats Co District Attorney's Office Carrier Corporation Onondara Tigris Shrine Oswegian Alred J. St. Pler Ruthie B. Gordon Robinson St John C. Louise Elaine V.i Colneci Cannon Herbert Satie Ethel B. Bellucci Solvay Walter K Kocyla Doris H. Naylor Irving Dorothy G. Ingalls Syracuse Real Estate Board Howard Coonley Center Newton D. Mann John J. Revoir D Jr Laurel J. Anderson Woodland Leo J. Grosso Butternut St Donald Hendry Oak St Sheriff's Lodge Heart Group Seal Fund Central New Yorks Aslrance Agency Bowen , Perry W.cwalker W.rattridge Vskes. & Treas CMPOX VES. & Ltd Sauinant Mia Hamilton America Ochrafet Schrafft's Echraf Schieder’s ATH A E.genesee St N. Ye Charlotte Parker- Wieder Corrin's Men’s Shop E. Fayette St Cmet Opera Parker Sch DAKS South Salina ST Joanne Roth Jewelry Co E. Washington Street
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