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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1957
Page
4
Marion Phoenix 18 of 759 Almengd St was the victim of an accidental gunshot wound. He shot himself in the right thigh yesterday afternoon while foraging near Nedrow and lay in the woods for over four hours before being found by a boy and rushed to Cronse-Frying Hospital in poor condition.
SENECA FALLS The Gene see Beer five edged by rivals in a State Major Traveler's bowling league match. Deputy Sheriff Luther Gilman aided the injured youth Phoenix who said I shot myself after a gun accident at Utica. Phoenix, a Lincoln Supply Co. machine operator, was hospitalized with a leg wound and low blood pressure, transfusions started, gun not recovered. Ebenite Tornadoes defeated Finger Lakes Bowl visitors 2966-25941 as Milton Jones led the guests with 668 series.
An emergency appeal calls for 300 pints of blood over the holiday period. Registration at the Red Cross Blood Center is open until Thursday 5 pm, with donor tests by phone GR 4051. Donor hours are 7 am to 7 pm on the 20th at 7495 Warren St, with free blood to hospitals and only a hospital administration fee for transfusions.
A fire at the Skaneateles tavern caused heavy smoke damage and loss to the bar and stock, with total estimates noting losses around five thousand dollars. Fire crews confined the blaze to the bar area. living quarters above remained undamaged. Cause not yet determined. candles and drapes cited as possible factors in a separate home fire.
WATERTOWN Two persons injured Saturday night when a car rear ended a parked vehicle on Main Street. The moving car driven by Louis Simmons struck the parked auto owned by Will Nolan. In Auburn the Nurses Alumni Association held a Christmas party at the hospital nurses home with a program and social for members.
Ogdensburg reports Dr Merman Snow appoints George P Travis as chief institutional safety supervisor to replace the retired Matthew Roshirt. Travis a World War II veteran and hospital employee since 1925 has served as institutional safety patrolman under Roshirt.
Heuverton Central School district voters rejected a proposal to build and equip a bus garage costing about 369 000 at a special Saturday election. The tally was 146 yes to 107 no, short of the two thirds needed to pass. Officials indicated the issue may be resubmitted, possibly in modified form.
City Bureau of Communicable Diseases reports a sharp weekly rise in pneumonia cases and higher chickenpox and meningitis figures, while mumps decline. Four chickenpox cases last week rose from the prior week. other categories show mixed changes. The Addy Dickenson White Museum of Art in Corel will close tomorrow and reopen Thursday.
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