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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1946
Page
12
Obituary notices for Bracken Creighton Dombroske Egenhofer George Manning Murphy McMurdy Gibson Hojnowski Lemp and others in Syracuse area, detailing dates December 1940s and 1946 1948, survivors funeral arrangements and burial details.
John P. Dombroske 65 of 128 Steuben Street died at Onondaga General Hospital from injuries suffered December 13 when struck by a car on Erie Boulevard East. The driver was Harry A. Hamilton. Dombroske was a steamfitter with Ferguson Co and a Saint of Assumption Church. He served in the Navy during World War I. Surviving are his wife Rose, three sons John Robert Arthur, two brothers Paul and Michael, three sisters Anna Margaret and Elizabeth. Funeral services set for 8:30 A.M. Thursday at Miller Waidele chapel and 9 A.M. at Assumption Church.
Funeral services were held or announced for Rev. C. Lansing Seymour former Syracuse pastor died at Lancaster after long illness. Also noted were services for Charles Lemp lifelong Syracuse resident and railroad worker Mrs Eliza Manning Margaret Travers Florence R McCurdy Mary E Murphy Emma Wightman Patrick Creighton with details on times locations and survivors.
Funeral services for William J. Harris 84 retired blacksmith who died Sunday at his home 726 Sherrill Rd will be held at 2 PM Thursday in the Alger chapel Vernon The Rev Tarald Barnard Carthage Methodist pastor will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery Stokes Harris born Feb 11 1862 at Lee Center son of John and Eunice Harris He married Josephine Western in Rome Their 58th wedding anniversary would have been Feb 11 He had blacksmith shops in Vernon for 25 years He was a charter member of Vernon Lodge of Odd Fellows and a past Oneida County district deputy Surviving: his wife one daughter Mrs Pay Parker New Woodstock one nephew Henry E Olcott Rome
Mrs. Bessie I Reymore aged 65 died Sunday at Belle Health Forte Camden after two weeks confinement. Born July 10 1881 in Camden she was daughter of Maurice and Lucy Swan. Surviving are her husband Frank a daughter Mrs Arthur Johnson of Carden two grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at J Floyd Smith funeral home with Rev Howard Holmes officiating burial in Forest Park Cemetery Camden.
More than 70 members of Camden Central School faculty and Board of Education, with their wives, attended the annual Christmas dinner served by the Q.E.S. in the Masonic Temple.
Helen Carner of Jordan will celebrate her first Christmas at home after a rare blood disease kept her in hospital during Thanksgiving and Christmas for two years. Her mother Mrs. Clifford Carner says a real holiday celebration is planned with sisters Shirley and Gertrude. Helen, born October 1944, spent multiple holidays in St Josephs Hospital before returning home.
W A Caswell of Oneida 53 died Saturday night in a Utica hospital after a heart attack. Born July 17 1893 in New Bedford Mass he worked in the canning and cabinet industries and held posts with Orleans County Canning Company Empire State Canning Company and National Casket Co. He was a former Elks exalted ruler and attended the Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife Mabel Schultz two children from a prior marriage two sisters and other relatives. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Tuesday at the Caswell home with burial in Verona Cemetery. Officers of Oneida Lodge of Elks will conduct the ritual tonight at the Albion Lodge temple.
Fred Clement 77 of Oneida Mannsville road dies Saturday night in a Utica hospital. Survived by wife Helen and daughter Mrs Floyd Salisbury of Syracuse. Funeral services 3 PM Tuesday at Campbell Funeral Home Oneida conducted by Rev Est Otter. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
A small collie braved frigid winds to guard a garage vigil and was credited with saving a life in Gloumonster New Jersey today. The dog stood alert through the cold as residents watched, and authorities hailed the dog as a local hero for preventing a tragedy.
A neighbor notices snow and investigates a garage where Mrs. Laura Miller finds the dog's owner, 35 year old George Goeckler unconscious from carbon monoxide.
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