Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Syracuse 1946
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices listing names such as MATILDA RUPERT ABBOTT AL ICE C. BERRY GERVASI HEPPNER KENDALL LEUTH LOOP MICHELS MULRANEN POPPLETON PURDY RUERSAMEN SHOVE STEVENS TOMPKINS WEST WOLFF WRIGHT and YOUNG with survivors, service details, burial sites, and funeral home references across Syracuse including Woodlawn and Pompey areas. Notices specify dates December 1946, December 26 events, and burial arrangements in local cemeteries.
Memorial poem for Paul K. Piquet in France 1944
Loving memory of Paul K. Piquet killed in France on December 27, 1944. Two sad years have passed since our great sorrow, and we still remember the shock of that day. The message from his last words remains unclear, but his brave life is not forgotten by his mother, father, wife, daughter, brother, and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Piquet
France
H A Burch Dies Former Auburnian
H A Burch died Wednesday night in Genesee Hospital Rochester after a brief illness. Born May 4 1896 in Auburn he lived at 85 Brookside Drive Rochester for years. A World War I veteran he worked with Dunn McCarthy Shoe Co in Auburn and later became vice president of BE P Red Shoe Co in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Arthur Burch
Auburnian
Genesee Hospital
Rochester
Brookside Dr
Burch
Dunn & McCarthy Shoe, Co
BE. P. Red Shoe, Co
Heptner Rites Saturday for Robert Hepfner
Last rites for Robert Hepfner of 418 Elliot Street will be held at 3:15 P.M. Saturday at his home, with Rev. Frederick G. Ellerman officiating. burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Hepfner, a carpenter foreman for Fred Hepfner Construction Co., died Thursday after a long illness. He was a native of Germany and had lived in Syracuse 34 years, a member of Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church and the Carpenters' Union. Survivors include his wife Anna, two daughters Britta Klepiner and Gretchen Luutzy, four sisters Minnie Niemeier Edith Ball Emma Mathews and Martha Dierlam, three brothers William Edward and Fred Hepther, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Robert RN. Heppfner
Anna Hepfier
Britta Hepfner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Thee Carpentecta Union
Elliott Street
Rev
Eilerman
Burial Woodlawn
Welter
Robert
RA Heptner
Elliot
Fred’Heptner
Germany
Syracuse
Ava
Saint
Paul's
Wand
Carpenters’ Union
Anna’ Hepfner
Britta Klepiner
Gretchen Luutzy
Minnie Niemeier
Edith Ball
Emma’ Mathews
Buffalo
Martha Dierlam
Reno
Nev
William
Edward
Fred
Hepther
Mrs James Barry's Mother Dies in Pittsburg Kansas
Mrs James Barry of 2002 W Colvinst returned from Pittsburg Kansas where she attended the funeral of her mother Mrs John Wingebach who died there December 19 at the home of another daughter Mrs George Ashbacher. Mrs Wingebach had lived in this city for 12 years before moving to Mrs Ashbacher four years ago. Surviving daughters include Mrs William Edwards and Mrs Helen Hloussen of Los Angeles and another daughter Mrs El Al Wilmer of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barry
W. Colvinst
Pittsburg
Kan
John ,Wingebach
George Ashbacher
Wingebach
Peefore
Los Angeles
Calif
William, Edwards
Helen
Hloussen
Es ‘el al Wilmer
Pilisburg, An
George Ball 77 Dies In East Syracuse
George Ball 77 a retired carpenter died at his home East Syracuse He is survived by five daughters Mrs Minard Miller East Syracuse Mrs E J Rollins Mrs John Conroy Mrs Viola Bardo and Mrs Lena Orton a stepdaughter Mrs Edward Spangler two sons Georgie and Charles Ball a stepson Roy Johnson a sister Mrs Elizabeth Wolfe three brothers John Ball Albert Ball and Frank Ball fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren The Rev J Taylor of Collamer Presbyterian Church will officiate at Delaney Hodge funeral home East Syracuse at 2 PM Monday Burial will be in Minoa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Ball
Syracuse
Minard Miller
E. J. Rollins
John
Conroy
Viola
Bardo
Lena Orton
Edward Spangler
Georgie
Charles Ball
Roy Johnson
Elizabeth. Wolfe
Cost Of Airport Upgrade Estimated At 2.6 Million
Parks Commissioner William A Barry said converting the Army Air Base into a first class commercial airport will cost more than 2.6 million. He has filed for 985,000 in federal funds set to be available July 1. Barry, in session with state and Civil Aeronautics officials, outlined plans for taxiways aprons lighting radio, and a new admin building, with 50-50 cost sharing under current law and 1947 budget 50,000 to be used as a start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Right
William Cullinan
William A. Barry
William Murray
Bureau of Aviation
Army Air Base
Vairport
William, A. Barry
Woodward Dies at 73 Vice Chancellor of Regents
Roland B. Woodward, 73, vice chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, died after a short illness. A Regents member since 1925, he chaired the higher education committee and was elected vice chancellor in June 1945. He also served on the State Commission on Institutes of Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Roland B. Woodward
New York State Board of Regents
Board ‘of Regents
State Commission On Institutes of Arts and Sciences
Mrs. Cora Abbott Rites Conducted at Local Funeral Home
Services were held today at Carl Z. Ballweg Funeral Home for Mrs. Cora Reid Abbott 88 of 230 W Mason Ave who died Christmas morning at home Burial was in Onondaga Valley Cemetery She had been ill three months Born in Cazenovia July 3 1858 she spent her early life in South Onondaga then trained as a nurse in Syracuse Memorial Hospital She later worked as housekeeper for Edward N Trump for over 50 years She was active in Seventh Day Adventist Church temperance and youth education Survivors include two granddaughters Ruth Young and Cora Hall and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Z. Ballweg
Cora Reid Abbott
W. Mason
Onohdaga Valley
Abbott
Cazenovia
South Onondaga
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Edward N. Trump
W. Genesee Sty
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ruth Young
Cora Hall
Funeral Saturday for Mrs Tompkins in Syracuse
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Frazier funeral home North Syracuse for Esther J. Tompkins 40 of 614 S Crouse Ave Syracuse who died Christmas Day in University Hospital Born August 4 1906 she lived in Syracuse 20 years and worked as a secretary in the Chamber of Commerce Surviving: husband Howard W Tompkins brother David N Preston Cortland sisters Mrs William Dudgeon of Chicago and Mrs Harold Seltzer Cortland two other brothers Frederick Preston Arlington VA and William Preston Buffalo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland and Herkhimitz
Syracuse
Thompkins
Chamber of Commerce
Howard W. Tompkins
David N. Preston
Cortland
William Dudgeon
Chicago
Harold Seltzer
Frederick Preston
Arlington
William Preston
Buffalo
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short wry remark attributed to Robert Quillen notes that after twenty years of relentless criticism a man reaches a breaking point and may act out of frustration rather than sound judgment. The quote reflects a common humorous take on long-term pressure and blame.
Trio Held In Series Of Auto Thefts And Burglary
Three 18-year-olds are in sheriff custody charged with a string of auto thefts and a house burglary. Deputies Ed ward Diligent and Arthur Kasson arrested them Thursday afternoon. Two suspects signed affidavits admitting the crimes. the third declined to talk. The gang stole cars in Montgomery and Jamesville, rifled Peter Worth’s Pompey home, then abandoned vehicles in Syracuse and Linden streets. One admitted a prior theft last summer in Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Diligent
Arthur Kasson
Harris Kellogg
Seymour St
Montgomery ‘St
Pompey
Peter Worth
New York
Jamesville
John Sheedy
Syracuse
Tallman
S. Clinton Sts
Lindenst
Yule Dance At Wales Syracuse Attracts 700 Guests
More than 50 couples crowded the grand ballroom for the St Thomas More Christmas dinner dance honoring Warry J. McCullough and wife for top prize in a prize waltz contest. Runners up included Shirley Verah and George Corin, with Frederick Kreutzer and Mrs Edward J Spencer Jr directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Syracuse
St. Thomas More
Warry J. McCullough
Onondaga Ar
Shirley Verah
James
George Curin
E. Fayette
Frederick A. Kreutzer
Chaiman
Edward J. Spencer, Jr
Mrs Zappittili Dies in Conneaut
Mrs Angeline Zappittili formerly of Syracuse died Friday after a long illness in Conneaut Ohio. She was 30 and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Caruso of 405 Pond Street. Survived by husband Angelo Zappittili three children Albert Anthony and Yvonne three sisters Mrs Lombardo and Mrs Jacob Beaver both of Syracuse and Mrs Tom Boylan of Marceline Missouri a brother Michael Caruso Jr and several aunts uncles nieces and nephews. A brother Felix A Caruso was killed in action in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesday
Conneaut, O
Angeline
Zappittili
Mike Caruso
Pond St
Angelo Zappittlli
Albert
Anthony
Yvonne
Dominic “Lombardo
Jacob Beaver
Syracuse
Scout Leaders Begin Winter Camp at Camp Woodland
About 100 junior Boy Scout leaders attend a winter training camp at Camp Woodland. The camp opened today and runs through Tuesday to train junior leaders from various troops and senior units. Donald Patrick chairs the Onondaga Council camp. William H. Wadsworth directs the program, now in its third session this winter. Overnight expeditions and all winter camping skills are taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Woodland
tLroop
Donald Patrick
Onondaga Councill
William H
Wadsworth
Death notices in Syracuse area list multiple individuals
A list of obituaries from the Syracuse region includes Ida Persons of Penn Yan, Leatin Vangelder of Penn Yan, Albert Miller, Mark Curtis of Croghan, Jennie Shaw of Lowville, Ethel S. Smith of preeville, Anna D. Phillips of Taylor, Trene Blue of Canoga, George Penoyer of Seneca Pails, Donn Curtin of Auburn, Bary Levine of Oneida, Mabel Myers of Onnion, Gordon Sylver of Lowville, Edmond R. Clarke of Massena, Charles A. Newell of Massena, Patrick Mahoney of Massena, Edward J. Finnerty of Williamstown, Willard Ellis of Ithaca, Henry Conkling of Earlville, Harry Adams of Westmoreland, Alfred Carr of Ogdensburg, Marvin Lake of Canastota, Arthur Snow of Henderson, Mary Manwaring of Geneva, Earl Sheldon of Rome, Edward Swancott of Rome, Maude Lang of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Persons
Penn Yan
Leatin Vangelder
Albert Miller
Reading
Mark Curtis
Croghan
Jennie H. Shaw
Lowville
Ethel S. Smith
Preeville
Anna D. Phillips
Taylor
Trene M. Blue
Canoga
George D. Penoyer
Seneca Pails
Donn J. Curtin
Auburn
Bary Levine
Oneida
Mabel
Myers
Onnion
Gordon B. Sylver
Edmond R. Clarke
Massena
Charles A. Newell
Patrick Mahoney
Edward J. Finnerty
Williamstown
Willard W. Ellis
Ithaca
Henry Conkling
Earlville
Harry G. Adams
Westmoreland
Alfred Carr
Ogdensburg
Marvin C. Lake
Canastota
Arthur L. Snow
Henderson
Mary, . Manwaring
Geneva
G. Earl Sheldon
Rome
Edward S. Swancott
Maude Lang
Elmira Firm To Furnish 3 Pumpers
Elmira firm American LaFrance Co. is named the low bidder to supply the city with three fire department pumpers at 383,220. The Dec. 1, 1947 delivery was the earliest promised. Other bids cited from Seagrave Corp and Mack International Truck Co. triggered protests from Ahren’s Fox Co. officials over Syracuse specs. Mayor Costello said a contract would await bid verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American LA France Co
Elmira
George F. Waite
American LaFrance
Seagrave ‘Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Mack *International Truck Co
Ahrens-Fox Co
BR. N. Smith
Smith
Syracuse
Costello
Jewish Services Schedule for Local Temples this Friday
A roundup of Friday and Saturday services at multiple temples including Temple Adath Yeshurun in Irwin, Temple Society of Concord, Congregational Ahavath Achim, Congregation New Beth Israel, Polley Tsedeck, and Young Israel Orthodox Community Building. Each listing notes rabbis, service times, and special program details for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Crouse
Irwin TI
Hyman
Rabb
Sholem Asch
Phinoam Sorority
Temple Society of Concord
Reformed
University Nv
Benjamin Friedman
Earl S. Stone
East River
Rabbi Stone
Congregational
Ahavath Achim
Almond St
Samuel Yale
Congregation New Beth Israel
Irving Av
M. J. Braude
Polley - Tsedeck
Almondet
Moses Jacobson
Nathan Fox
Young Israel Orthodox
Genesee St
Arthur
Cohen
Gabbal
Mooney Quartet Quietly Sets Manhattan’s Musical Tone
Radio feature profiles Joe Mooney and his quartet on 52d Street in New York. The group uses accordion clarinet guitar and bass to create a distinctive melodic style away from jazz or swing. Mooney explains his aim is pure music with personal color and quiet respect. The band previously appeared on Paul Whiteman’s show with ABC offering a 13 week contract and Whiteman announcing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Muse
Joe Mooney
Cheard
ABC
Mooney
Andy Fitzgerald
Gate Frega
Jack Hotep
Jie
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Holidays Bring Guests And Weddings To Local Homes
Derbonything by Patricia Cross notes Miss Dorothy Willard of Russell Sage College and W Tom Willard Jr with their families for the holidays. Capt Etta Stansbury and Lt Vic Anderson, both stationed at Moore General Hospital, visit in Swans. Guests attend Miss Mary Kaelber and Hugh Thompson’s wedding. Numerous students and relatives travel for Christmas, with gatherings at multiple addresses in Troy and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Cross
Dorothy ‘Willard
Russell Sage College
Troy
W. Tom Willard, Jn
New Castle, Pa
W. H. Willard
Highland Av
Etta Stansbury
N.C
F. Stansbury
Bassett St
Vicayor "Anderson
ANG
Spartanburg
Moore General Hospital
Swans
Mary Kaelber
Charles Kaelber
Calvin St
Hugh Thompson
I. ‘Thompson
Dorset Vd
Radio Timetable Highlights From Herald Journal Transcripts
A compiled oddball schedule lists radio programs and guest names across stations WSY WAGE WEBL WB, featuring Burl Ives, Fanny Brice, Nick and Nora Charles, and Alan Young. It notes comedy, mystery drama, quiz shows, and a boxing bout between Rocky Guagiane and Keuben Shank among scattered listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KO Pal
Nehod
Heesupper Club
Piaste
Perry’ Como
Lloyd Shaffer
WFEBL
Jick Smith
WEDEL
Meredith Willson Snow
Wolf—Sones
Burl Ives
Amusic
Mac Morgan
Pan
Lavalle
Fanny Brice
Baby ‘Sooke
Hanley Stafford
Nick
Nora Charles
Stacy Harris
Story
Dim Ameche
WSYR
Alan Young
Am Barkue
Wubert Undine
Bert Parks
Emeese
Ginny Sinai
Weel
Timmy Durante
Garry Moore
Suzanne Eilers
Wolk—Tighdeg Drummond
WEBL
Toni Howard
Sanenne
Walter Abet
Wagiesg Avalaide of Sports
Rocky Guagiane
Keuben Shank
WFBL
Ann Solbern
Maisie
Elliott Lewix
Bih
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Matilda Rupert Abbott
Leslie Gardner Abbott
Rupert L. Abbott
Arthur M. Phillips
Leslie, Abbott
Leslie Phillips
West Onondaga Street
Eddywin T. Dahlberg
Woodlawn
Berry
Syracue
Alicia C. Berry
Mason
Charles Frank
Jacksonville
Mary Frances
Sylvia Grace
New York City
Mason Berry
G. Hall
Brooks
Der
William Brooks
Mra M Magdeling Hettlyr
Gervasi
Guiseppe Gervasi
Alfred de Mauro
Raimanel Gervasi
Vito
Guiseppe
Italy
Hart'suneral
Danforth Street
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Assumption Cemetery
Leuth
Henry Sceuth
Pir
North Street
Elizabeth Fresemann Leuth
John Warner
Rose Mooney
Charles Klesing
Jacob, Fouquet
South Salina
Birert
Salina Street
Mulranen
Maria A, Mulranen
Seymour Street
Richeard
Joseph
Leonard Mulranen
Marie Brown
Tompkins Street
St. Lucy's Church
St. Agnes
M. L. Callahan
Poppleton
Virginia M. Poppleton
Bol South West Street
Frederick Poppleton
Bryan Poppleton
Eve Mary Poppleton
Fairchild & Meech
Jion R. Boyd
Intermont Valley Cemetery
Purdy
Joan Tv. Purdy
Lester
Ralph Purdy
Wunters
Reubon
Cenipie
Mer
Wyn ‘Temple
Elizebeth Purdy
Raymond Snyder
Mia
Alonzo Firley
Nias Marcard Purdy
Albers
Thomas
Angus
George
Goddard
Crandall Funeral Home
James Streit
Warner Sibert
Internment Woodlawn
Friends
Ruersamen
Lydia Isahrl Fruersamen
Ridgeway
Louis
Robert C
Louis J
William JD
Richard
Claudine Ruebanmen
Arthur Cole
Claudine Purdy
Carl J. Dallwey
James Street
Pecanbourg
Servises
Carl J. Baliwep
Tome
South
Onandage Valley
Catling Ours
Warren
Amelia Warrien
First Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Daughters of Liberty
Welter Funeral Home
Anice Phipps
Morningside
West
B. West
B. Westh
B. Bund
Phillipsburg
Oscar West
Lakehurst
Irving West
Bath
Traugott & Lohman Puneral
Virgo Swensen
Wolff
James Wolff
Arlene Rhodes Walt
John J
William P
Wanets
Mary Lou ‘Wall
Henry
Wolt
Francis
Raymond Spiet
Margaret Curti
Belden Avenue
Carl J. Ballweg
Wright
MAB
Catherine
Bertrand Wright
Ethel Wright
William F. Wright
Utica
Margaret Hirst
Harriet Stanford
Barbara Jean
William Gerard Wright
Fitch Street
Alexander Houghton
Myrtle Hit Cemetery
Memoriam
H. A. Burch
Eee Een Memorial Home, Inc
A.C. Schumacher
W. Mason“Leen
A Enon
Carl 3 Ballong
Jos
Farone
Olam
Carl m
Burns & Gaynor
Howard F. Gaynor
Lic
Mgr
Richard M. Garneld
Lone
Westcott
Joseph Pirro& Sons
Nicholas and
Joseph Pirro
Mars
Burns & Son, Inc
James P. Burns
Onondaga
John Gang & Son
N. Salina Fe
J. Gang
G. BR. Waton
Puneral
Fayetteville, New
McKinley
Bros. LO. McKinsey, Bic
N. McBride
van Dusen Puneral Home
Mra
L. van
Mortloinns
Ryan & Coytle
Ryan
D. A Coyle
John G. Buller
Puneceel
Ballon St
Edward J
Whittier Ave
Snyder Funeral CO
B. Genesen
Snyder, Lee
Greenleaf Funeral Home
H. H. Greenleaf
le. Mer
W. Onondaga
Wilber
W. Newels Funeral Home
Salina
Fairchild Greech Funeral Chapel
Kempf Funeral
Fitch St
John C. Tindall
Milton Ave
John J.molloy
Keegan & Osbelt Funeral Home
N. Saliin
Reagan
H. J. Osbelt
William, P. Hart
Hart
Lid
Danforth St
Traugott & Lohman, Inc
Geo, B, Lohman, Lic. Mgr
Prospect Ave
Florisis
Ramsgard
Wir Thompson
John Lamanna
S. Warren ST
Lynch
Piorit
AL Markowitz
B. Pavette Menbber
Elso—Florist
S. Ape Bt
Wird
Karl Lutz
R.R
George BR. Dean
S. McBride
Luther. Bates
Richard Bencent
Winifred H. Trott
Winifred .H. Trott
Theodore’ G. “Foster
Lincoln
Lockport
Matilda R. Abbot
Matilda Rupert, Abbott
M. Phillips
Maryland
First Presbyterian Church
Leslie Abbott
J.P. Burns & Son Funeral Home
W. Onondagast
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Woodlawn Cemetery
Frank Mokwa
George Pasnikowski
Poland
Woodbine
Aren
Pasnikowski
Church of the Transfiguration
Stanislaus Kostki
Jane Pasnikowski
Chester
Edwin
Richard Pasnikowski
David, Lebby
David ‘Ebby
Larry Lebby
Adams
Tucker Funeral Home
Arthur Marshall, Jr
Tne Crouse-Irving Hospital
Stephen Kendall
Stephen Jendall
Peter
N. Mainst
Minoa
Dewitt
Kendall
Manlius
Hiis
Holy Name Society of
Saint Mary's Church
Minooa
George Ball
Carpenter
Woodward
Cora Abbott
Mrs. Tompkins
Herald-Journal Wire
Robert Quillen
Bob
Jewish Services
By Ruby Juster
Walter Nyborg
Nyberg
Boston
Mass
Prof
Rich
Whitney
Livingston Av
Jean McCarthy
Marywood College
Scranton
Hubert McCarthy
Leslie F. Millington
Colvin St
Kenneth, Johnson
Jamesville, Wis
Ethel Hugnes
Kellogg St
Pittsburgh
Alfred C. Ray
Mildred
Alentown
Marilyn
Farnham
Christa
Charles B. Farnham
Ames Av
J. S. Guzman
Barron
Guzman Barron
Miss Farnham
Cornell University
National Intercollegiate Christian Counsel Assembly
Urbana
Cornell
Stiudices
Frances Collins
Queens’ General Hospital
Jamaica
L. L
Frank Collins
Loehr
E. Ernest Welsh
Asbury Park, N. J
A. H.mitchell
Shotwell PLC
Don Sturge
H.B. Sturge
Beech. St
Fort Benning, Ga
Stansbury Nanoa
N. GC
Herald-Journal
Ives
Durante
Metropolitan Opera
Aida
Cesare Sodere
Peslre Defreree
Robert Lawrence
Herbert Graft
Euest
Opera News of the Air
Boris Geldevsky
Dtobert Mercult
Olin Downes
Sigemund Spaeth
Robert Bagar
David Brockman
Ekin
Rod
Lowell Thomas
John Vandercook
Hennessy
Stapleton
News of World
Frank Merriwell
Archie Andrews
Tenn-Timer Club
Hd McConnells
MD McConnell
Pain ‘Kinsman
Blanche Thebhon Toe le Niele
Moscone
Epriday
Cavalcade Sportz
Cavalcade Sports
Steinmaier
UBS. Marines
Hollywood
Hollywood Preview
WFBS
Ginny Simms
Ginny Simms Durante
Moore Durante-Moore
Pedetabonlte
Ann Sothern
WFEL
News of World Musical Clock
Musical Clock Musical Clock
Music Garden Gate
Martin Block
Henga Nenemnaes
Mary Lee Taylor
Athena News
Country Fair
Trp
Country Journal
Round Table Science Adven
Treas
Bandstand
Kern
Meadowbrook
The
Chicagoans
Wolf
Metmal
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Buckaroos
Henry Tayior
Inside Sports
Studio Love
Love
Gabriel
Bulldog
Norm Buckarove
Melo
Lone Ranges
Lone Ranger
FBI
Glenn Williams
Hendrien
Welcome Inn
Glenn Williams R. Vadevone
Glenn Williame
Opera
Oper
Opera Mert
Johnny Desmond
Johnny Deamond
J Buckaroos
Buckaroos
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