Seven new Masonic masters elected in Onondaga district
Seven new Masonic masters were elected by their lodges in the Onondaga District for 1950. Ralph J. Corrie of Tully was chosen master of Tully Lodge 896 with investiture Jan 12 at Tully Masonic Temple. other installations occur Dec 30 in Solvay and Jan 16 in Lockport. New masters include William Slack of Baldwinsville and Robert G. Ellis of Syracuse area lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Ralph J. Corrie
Tully
Tully Lodge
Donald F. White
Corrie
Felowcraft Club
Masters and Wardens Association
Tully Masonic Temple
Wiliam S. Farmer Lodge
Solvay
William G. “Slack
Halcomb & Sanderson
Syracuse
Robert G. Ellis
Hancock Jr
Central City Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Temple
Pearl St
Buffalo
Dawson
Church
Lockport
Niagara Lodge
A.M
Vernon C. Parr
Western Block Co
Masonic
Conference on Episcopal Priesthood Held at Manlius School
Central New York high school seniors and college men and graduates considering the Episcopal priesthood will attend a conference at Manlius School from Wednesday to Friday. Bishop Malcolm E Peabody opens sessions on The Church's Ministry. topics cover pastoral and priestly ministry, preaching, preparation for the ministry, and lay perspectives with leaders from Cortland Elmira Ithaca and Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
Episcopal
Manlius
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Malcolm E.peabody
Condit Eddy
Binghamton
Walter M. Higley
Frederick T. Henstridge
Elmira
Joseph C. Mason
Cortland
Peabody
Rugby Auer
Robert J. Page
Aurora
Diocesan Messenger
Richard B. Stott
Cornell University
Ithaca
Game Ticket Case Dropped in Police Court
John A. Quinn, 42, of 149 Jaynes Jr., faced charges of possession of lottery tickets. Judge William H. Bamerick dismissed the case stating mere possession is not criminal. Quinn claimed he bought the tickets for himself. He was represented by attorney Nathan Blitman. Quinn was arrested Sept. 5 after patrolman Alfred DiStacla responded to a disturbance at a grill on James St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Quinn
Jaynes Jr
William H. 'Bamerick
Quinn
Nathan, Blitman
Alfred DiStacla
James ‘St
Marriage Is Dissolved in Equity for Absent Husband
Hazel Leach of Volney Center was granted a dissolution of marriage in Supreme Court equity term on the theory her husband Floyd C. Leach left in 1943 to seek work in Utica and take her west for her health, never returning. They wed in Binghamton in 1935 and have one child. Leach was employed by Bossert Corp in Utica and left December to pursue the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Leach
Utica
Hazel Leach
Volney Center
E. Fayette St
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Equity
Supreme Court
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Sandman
Santa
Johnnie Jones
Tompkins Sr
E.W. Edwards & Son
St. Nick’s
Masons
Ellis
Lansdowne Reserve
Bel-Air
Laguna D‘oro
Burgundy
Eastbrook
NUVEN
Martini
Valley
Harrison ST
Strand Theater
Blle
Belle-Sharmeer
Denier
Cologne
Chanel
Shalimar
Guerlain
Alleleichoel
CARON
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