BRONNER-JOHN W. BRONNER Dies. Services Set In Syracuse
Heaths BRONNER JOHN W BRONNER of this city died December 24 1949 survived by sister Anna Sainsbury of Utica and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday at 1 PM Welter Funeral Home 2649 James Street burial in Orwell NY. Pyends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronner
John W. Bronner
Anna Sainsbury
Utica
Eastwood Post
Peter Butkins
Helen Hansen
Beatrice Powell
Percy
Ambrose
John Butkins
Syracuse
John Balskis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lakeview Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
John Giminski
Gorcoran
Anna Lucy Corcoran
James Corcoran
Wiliam Maloney
Baldwinsville
Edward J. Flood
Raymond P. Gaynor
Georgie A. McCarthy
John P
Thomas J. Corcoran
Edward F. Gaynor
South Avenue
Most Holy Rosary
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Dickinson
William J. Dickinson
Esther Nelepovitz
Carleton W
George J
Bernard Wreath
Vernon, N
Arthur Carl
Wadsworth Street
St. John the Baptist Church
Assumption Cemetery
John. B. Murphy
Kunzelman
Frank J. Kunzelman
Antoinette Richter Kunzelman
Francis
Charles
Donald Kessler
Walter Hester
Shirley Kunzelman
Robert Roskopf
Howard Kessler
Germaine Kunzelman
Carl G
Peter A. Kunzelman
Matthew Lindenmeyer
John A. Bronner
Tillsdale Av
Eastwood American Legion
Ann Sainsburry
Wester Funeral Home
Orwell
Cards of Thanks and In Memory Notices
Expressions of gratitude for kindness after deaths. Messages from Mrs Clifford Drake and family for Robert Seamans. memorial note for Hugh Franklin Wiley dated Dec 24 1947. remembrance of Charles H Burlingham and husband Hush Franklin Wiley with family signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seamans
Clifford Drake
Cecil Seamans
Harold Seamans
Hugh Franklin Wiley
Ethel
Charles H
Burlingham
Franklin Wiley
Dad
Local Syracuse Funeral Homes and Florists Directory Listing
A dense OCR fragment lists many Syracuse area funeral homes and florists with addresses and phone numbers. It names Labacz Funeral Home, Kempf Funeral Parlors, Minale Funeral Home, Greenleaf Funeral Home, Callahan Funeral Home, Newell & Helm, Waidele Funeral Home, Butler Funeral Home, Garfield Funeral Home, McAuliffe Funeral Home, Welter Funeral Home, Frasier Funeral Home, Ramsgard Florist, Flowers by Wire Quinlan’s Flowers, Lamanna Florist, Funeral Designs, Wm. P. Lynch, Waller Granite Co, Hinman Boynton Memorials, De Regis Monuments, Karl Lutz Monuments, with various street addresses in Onondaga, Genesee, Salina, Warren, and nearby streets. The entry mix includes business names, owners or licensure notes, and contact details.
Mrs Geo S Reed dies in Syracuse community leader
Mrs George S Reed of 136 Circle Road dies after a cerebral hemorrhage at University Hospital. A Syracuse University graduate of 1908, she taught English here and at Goodyear Burlingame School. She led Gamma Phi Beta sorority efforts, chaired the sorority house project, and presided over University Hospital and Rummage Shop boards. Funeral Monday at Fairchild and Meech chapel, burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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George S. Reed
Circle Rd
University Hospital
Slater Laycock
Fulton
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Goodyear Burlingame School
Reed
College of Medicine
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Gamma Phi Beta Corp
Services Held For Priest In Cathedral
A Pontifical Requiem Mass for the Rev. John F. McLoghlin 83 pastor of St. John's Oswego was celebrated by Bishop Walter A. Foery at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Dozens of clergy attended in sanctuary and choir as burial followed at St. Agnes Cemetery. Frank J. Kunzelman 55 of 807 First North Street died suddenly yesterday and will be buried at Assumption Cemetery after services at Assumption Church. Anna L. Doyle 1033 Wadsworth Street died today. funeral arrangements set for Tuesday morning with burial at St. John the Baptist Cemetery.
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John F. McLoghlin
St. John’s Church
Oswego
Walter A. Foery
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
David F. Cunningham
John Tierney
Edward Hearn
Jeremiah Davern
Lial Tobin
Patrick J. Hart
Robert Casey
Robert Coombs
James P. Slowey
David J. Norcott
Thomas Driscoll
Angelo Strazzoni
James McPeak
Casimir S. Pierda
M.S. Dwyer
Edward Kiely
John Kociela
Joseph
James’ M. Shanahan
Denis Gallagher
O.F.M
William J. Clark
Joseph M. Plocoki
Anthony J. Christian
Joseph B. Toomey
Thomas Gallagher
William A. Moore
George E. Arseneau
Joseph F. Ellis
Daniel C. Hartnett
Frank M. Mayer
Charles F. McEvoy
Edward P. Buttimer
Charles J. Edwards
Thomas F. McNeill
Thomas H. Quinn
R. A. Handlein
James Callaghan
Vincent J. Donavan
Charles Borgognoni
Francis Sammons
Frank J. Kunzelman
First North St
First
Francis
Charles Kunzelman
Donald Kessler
Walter Hester
Shirley Kunzelman
Robert Roskoff
Howard Kessler
Germaine Kunzelman
Carl G
Peter A
Matthew Lindenmeyer
Anna L. Doyle
Wadsworth St
St. John the Baptist Church
Lauretta D. Cullivan
Lauretta A. Cullivan
Bernard Wreath
Vernon
Arthur Carl
Assumption Cemetery
Ex Syracuse Man Killed in Massena Crash
George Bigtree 42 formerly of 133 Hudson St Syracuse died from a fractured skull when a car on the Massena Hogansburg road tipped over after leaving Trippany's Tavern. Four men were in the car Ross Gorrow 38 Hubert Cook 20 Louis Tarbell 36 and Bigtree. Survived by wife Christine Herne and five children. Funeral planned Tuesday in Hogansburg.
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Massena
George Bigtree
Hudson St
Syracuse
Charles E. Elkins
Phillip’s Memorial Home
Massena- Hogansburg
Larry Devir
Eric Winkley
Set
John Nolan
B.C.I
Bigtree
Ross Gorrow
Hubert Cook
Louis Tarbell
Trippany’s Tavern
Trippany Tavern
Hogansburg
John Bigtree
Warner Brothers
Lon
St. Regis Indian Reservation
Mitchell
Margaret Doyle Bigtree
Christine Herne
Solvay Process Company
Onondaga
George Jr
Raymond
William
Caron Ann
Thalbert Joseph
Leslie
Norman Bigtree
James Wilson
Fred Hesington
William Kelly
Thomas Lequoii
Death notices from Syracuse area prompt regional obituaries
A list of deaths from the Syracuse area includes Mrs Ida B Parsons Oswe George A Parker and Mrs Anna Fassett among others. Ages range from 42 to 98 with mentions of towns such as Oswego Horansburg St Regis Dexter Boonville Potsdam Auburn McGraw and Glen Park.
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Ida B. Parsons
Oswe
George A. Parker
Lawyer Tooley
Ordens
George Bigtree
Horansourg
John Armstrong
St. Regis
Lewis Fregot
Rocket River
Aliie L. Sills
Dexter
Merrith Drake
Secrecy Veils Detroit Bomb Probe and Reuther Shootings
In Detroit a major bomb plot inquiry continues with FBI and local police working closely. Officials cite new developments in the Reuther shootings while keeping details secret as a two hour strategy meeting maps a forceful response amid a reign of terror.
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Detroit
FBI
Wayne
Gerald K. O’brien
Walter
Victor Reuther
Michigan
C. I. QO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Victor
O’brien
O'Brien
Reuther
Pal of Harry Named as Fee Seeker
The Times Herald reports a self styled boyhood friend of President Truman offered construction contracts for the Sesquicentennial Fair for a 10 percent profit. Paul Alexander from Independence Missouri proposed the deal to George Parker of Derwood Maryland, who rejected it. Alexander, a stockholder in the National Capital Sesquicentennial Leasing Corporation, holds exclusive exhibit space rights valued at about 12 million dollars. The Times Herald and Washington Post notes prompt review of Alexander’s authority and bids will be open competitively. Alexander says he played with Harry as a boy and knew Rep. Clarence Cannon, who supported the million dollar Sesquicentennial appropriation after a White House meeting.
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Washington
Congress
THE
Washington Post
Commission
Alexander
Charles Alldredge
Carter T. Barron
Times-Herald
Harry
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Rep. Cannon
White House
William Rosner Funeral Service Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for William Rosner of 225 Scott Street, who died yesterday at University Hospital, will be at 2 PM tomorrow at Birnbaum Funeral Home with Rabbi Benjamin Friedman officiating. Burial will follow in Frumah Packard Cemetery. Rosner owned a clothing store at 563 North Salina Street for 27 years and belonged to Temple Society Concord, Louis Marshall Lodge of B'nai B'rith, and the Zionist Organization of America. He is survived by his wife Sally J. Rosner, three daughters Barbara R. Rosner, Mrs. James Cohen, and Mrs. Clifford Greenstone of Forest Hills, L.I., and two sisters.
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William Rosner
Scott Jv
University Hospital
Birnbaum Funeral Home
Benjamin Friedman
Frumah- Packard
Rosner
N. Salina St
Temple Society Concord
Louis Marshall Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Zionist Organization of America
Spending Out Seen Year Away by McKellar
Washington (UP) Chairman McKellar of the Senate Appropriations Committee predicted Congress will cut government spending sharply next year. He said the tax burden is too heavy to sustain current spending. He plans a committee meeting on Jan 4 to map fiscal 1951 moves.
Funeral Conducted For Mrs. Keefe
A solemn high Mass of requiem for Mrs. Madelon Keefe wife of Dr William Keefe 101 Onondaga av was celebrated at Most Holy Rosary Church at 9 A M by Rt Rev Msgr Howard C McDowell assisted by Fathers Francis Hourigan and Jeremiah McCarthy. Committal services followed in the sanctuary with Father Hourigan reading the rite. Bearers were Dr Raymond Devine William Donnelly John O Reilly Charles Young and Robert McCarthy.
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Madelon Keefe
Onondaga Av
Wiliam Keefe
Most Holy Rosary Church
Howard C. McDowell
Francis Hourigan
Jeremiah McCarthy
Thomas Driscoll
Charles Brady
Joan ‘Carey
Francis, McCarthy
Robert Hanlon
St. Agnes Cemetery
Father Hourigan
Father Carey
Raymond Devine
William Donnelly
John O’reilly
Charles Young
Robert McCarthy
Police Chiefs Head Hurt in Spring Valley Crash
Abe Stern chief of the Camapo Township police and NYS Chiefs of Police Association president was critically injured in an automobile collision with a car driven by Paul Konstant sty in Spring Valley. Stern, 64, suffered head and shoulder injuries and shock, taken to his home. A Spring Valley youth, Robert Sheldrake, 17, was killed in a separate crash on Route 45 north of here.
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Spring Valley
Abe Stern
Camapo Township
New York
Robert Sheldrake
Route 45
Potter Agency Hosts Christmas Party for 600 Guests
More than 600 guests attended a Christmas party for Jackson M. Potter real estate agency employees yesterday. Mayor Frank J. Costello joined the event. Potter distributed Christmas bonuses to over 120 staff with help from firm executive Robert Bersani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson M. Potter
Frank J. Costello
Robert Bersani
Patient X Faces 7th Christmas in Coma at Bethesda
Cincinnati UP report details patient X a 56 year old man in a coma since 1943 after a head injury from a Wright Aeronautical plant accident. He has spent 2,515 days in coma with annual Christmas tube feeding and family visits only. Costs are covered by the Ohio industrial commission with care totaling over $81,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cencinnati
Bethesda Hospital
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Ohio Industrial Commission
Commission
Missouri convicts gain freedom for blood donations
Fourteen Missouri inmates won freedom today by giving blood under a new prison rule. Each inmate donated two pints to the blood bank, earning 15 days off per pint with a cap of two pints annually, leading to release a month before terms end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
First Liquid Fuel From Coal Produced in U S
Secretary Chapman announced that the United States has for the first time produced substantial amounts of oil from tar oil and coal by hydrogenation. A seven week test at the Bureau of Mines coal hydrogenation plant in Louisiana Missouri yielded up to 276 barrels per day of gasoline and fuels, with potential for development and study of coal to liquid fuel processes.
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Washington
United States
Chapman
Bureau of Mines
Lousiana
Bankruptcies Filed In Utica And Oriskany Falls
Bankruptcy petitions filed in U S District Court show Raymon W Silvenail once of Syracuse now at 238 Main Street Johnson City owes 2861 with no assets after borrowing from 11 women. Enid Hennessey Moran a Knoxboro machine operator also known as Hotel Hennessey operator of Oriskany Falls filed for bankruptcy with debts 1856 and no assets.
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Utica
Raymon W. Silvernail
Granger St
Syracuse
Conines
U. S. District Court
Main St
Johnson City
Enid Hennessey Moran
Knoxboro
Hennessey
Oriskany Falls
Son tastes freedom after life term pardon in New York
Louis Boy, a 50 year old life-termer who risked his life to save a leukemia patient by a vein to vein blood exchange, is pardoned by Governor Dewey. He leaves Sing Sing with his 21 year old son Joseph to spend Christmas with his parents. He plans to clear his name, seeks machinist work, and hopes to resume life as a free man.
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New York
Louis Boy
Joseph
State Parole Board
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
iSing Sing
Boy
Man dies from four gunshot wounds in hospital bed
Charles Buck Brown 26 of Auburn died from four bullets fired Thursday night while he lay in a Russellville hospital bed. Pvt. William E. Rhodes of Camp Campbell, a recent bridegroom, is jailed on charges of shooting to kill. Brown was recovering from burns after a car crash when the incident occurred. The judge noted Rhodes and Brown’s nurse had married recently and that a remark about Rhodes’s husband sparked the attack.
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Russellville
Charles
Buck) Brown
Auburn
Logan County
Dorris
Brown
Rhodes
Boy Loses Billfold in Kresge’s After Christmas Urgency
William Albertson son of Mrs Ruth Albertson of 115 Henderson street reports losing a billfold last night in Kresge’s containing about five dollars and nine cents. The finder is urged to return it as the family needs the funds for Christmas.
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Kresge’s
William Albertson
Ruth Albertson
Henderson ‘St
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Memoriam
Salina ST
Keegan & Osbelt
Punere
Salina
RJ Keegan
Osbalt
Lic
Mers
Schumacher & Mason
Schumacher
Afasen
Onondags St
Fairchild
Kempf Funeral
Fitch Bt
Minale
Greenleaf Funeral
Greenleaf
Mer
Traugott &Lohman, Inc
E. Lohman
Prospect
Pirro & Sons
Nicholas and
Joseph Pirro
C. R. Eaton
Enone
Funeral Chanel Payette Riile
M. L. Callahan Funeral Home
Milton Ave
Ab P. Burns & Son, Inc
West Onondaga Street
Newell & Helm Paners
Waidele FU
Funeral Home
Prospect Ave
R. J. Bordynsk ‘Funeral Home
Genesee
Gang
Edward J. Ryan
Whittier Ave
Hart & Quinn
Danforth St
John G. Butler
Richard M. Garfield
Westcott
John C. Tindall
Genesee St . Hone
John Giminsei
John
W .Genesee
McAuliffe Funeral Home
W. Genesee St
Welter Funeral Home
Wiliam L
Welter
Lic. Mer
James St
Frasier Funeral Home
Kelso
Warren St
Markowitz
Florist Bis Ge
Bexel
Ramsgard—Florist
Thompson RD
Quinlan
Onondaga ST
John Lamanna
WM. P. Lynch
Marist
Hinman
Boynton
Oakwood Ave
Karl Lutz
Emes
Geo. S. Reed
Ross H. Barnes
E. Fayette St
Western Funeral Home
Thomas Kirkwood
Lare
Pearl
Haseman Barnes
Mary Lou Barnes
Pearl Barnes
Liverpool
Eugo Scatena
New York City
Robert C. Young
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Western Union Co
Knights of Columbus
Marie Davis Young
Hubert J. Young
Frank A. Dillon
William Smith
U. S. Senate
Howard McGrath
Fee
U. S
Santa ‘Claus
Agi Saint Nicholas
Bernard M. Douwner
Bronx
Hanau
Germany
Arthur N.willis
Wilson
John D. Wilson
Lester Arbogast
Helen Hara
Marion Dombroski
Arbogast
Guinette Troendle
Keefe
Party OF
Potter Agency
Patient
RCA Victor
Crca Victor
RCA Service Company, Inc
Radio Corporation of America
New Court Ave
East
Bankruptcy Court
Syracuse, N. Y
Netherland
Tully ST
Man
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