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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1957
Page
6
Funeral notices and memorials listing survivors and service details for multiple individuals including Braths Holland James Holland, Miss Harriet News, Mrs. Carmo Cubito Teciaagea, Van Dusen, and Tucker Oliver G Tucker. Services set at various funeral homes and churches with calls, interments, and attendance by family members across multiple cities and dates in December 1981.
Funeral arrangements for Robert Jones and Leslie J Nosti note their deaths in Baldu and Baldwinsville areas. Robert Jones 55, a retired New York Central Railroad employee, and Leslie J Nosti 67, a local resident and peace justice, are survived by spouses, children, siblings, and nephews. Services set at Sche/Baldwinsville chapel with burial at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Visitation times announced with relatives traveling from Pennsylvania and local towns.
Funeral services were held at Gates Funeral Home Baldwinsville with Rev William Bell officiating. Burial followed at Riverview Cemetery in Baldwinsville. Calling hours were today from 7 to 9 PM and tomorrow 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Carriel Young, Mrs. Gertrude Kohlmeyer, Michael Seripa, Eva Phelps, and Oliver Tucker appear with service times, church affiliations, and burial plans. Also listed are funeral homes, directors, and local cemetery details, along with a New York markets closing note for New Year’s Day. The piece references multiple residents, family survivors, and local religious affiliations.
Funeral services for Olive TG Murphey 64 wife of Loren K Murphey will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Welgis Funeral Home The Rev W Gordon Carter of Cortland First Baptist Church will officiate Burial in Vestal Memorial Hospital notes show she died Thursday night at Cortland Memorial Hospital Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 and earlier today until 5 pm She was a graduate of Mynderse Academy earned a BA from Rochester Institute of Technology in 1927 and was a member of First Baptist Church Cortland Business and Professional Women's Club Survived by husband two daughters Betsey Dewey Pittsburgh Pa and Beverly Tyler Rochester three grandsons three brothers Clifford Deal California Howard Deal Benecafalls and Leon Deal Romius two sisters Mildred Hammond Fayette and Florence Mathews Geneva.
Clayton B Hitt 23 of Main St Moravia died after several weeks illness. He was born in Moravia and lived there his entire life, working as a farmer until 1996 and then running a trucking business. Surviving: wife Stella Goodwin Hitt. daughter Mrs John Gernand. sons Harold Pt. Bragg NC and Merle Moravia. brother Fred Owasco. sister Mrs Luella De Coudres. four grandchildren. Service 2 pm Monday Wade Funeral Home with Rev E L Hane Na officiating. Burial in Spdiary Mound Cemetery. Calling hours 7-9 pm today and tomorrow at the funeral home.
George Oliver of Gib Gownev ert's Service Station, 826 Main, says he was alone watching TV when a man demanded unlock of the cash register. Oliver grabbed a club, struggled, shelves toppled, and Gilbert struck the bandit on the head, who fled down Main Street with no theft. Police notified.
Obituary reports the death of 50 year old A A Niedzwiecki at his Syracuse home on East Pleasant Avenue. Born in Utica, he lived in Syracuse 49 years, worked as an electrician for Brown-Lipe Chapin, retired two years ago due to ill health, and is survived by his wife Anna Niedzwiecki, several children, many relatives in Syracuse, and a large funeral service schedule including a mass at St. Agnes Cemetery and a wake period at the family home. Police report Willie Patrick, 55, of West Washington Street, was jailed for six months on a simple assault charge following a Christmas Eve bottle attack on Julius Geathers on West Washington Street. arraigned in Police Court before Judge James A. Farrell.
Funeral services were held at 2 pm in Winthrop Congregational Church for Lloyd A. Murray 38 of Winthrop born to Arthur and Mabel Murray. He died of a heart attack in Lotsdam hospital after a brief illness. Survivors include his wife Frances nee Leary, children Stephen Leary Gregory Beth, parents, two brothers and three sisters. Burial at St. Patrick's Cemetery Brasher Falls. Also surviving are in-laws and extended family members.
A charity ball benefiting Auburn Memorial Hospital is held tonight at the Auburn Inn. Beverly B. and Ted Tarby direct the parade and intermission acts, with gifts staged by Stiss Linds Paul and George Shaft Jr. Dancing starts at 9 with Charlie Spivekty orchestra. Proceeds support the hospital and the Auburn Memorial Hospital School of Nursing.
Napin Auto ils Costly Jamesville couple Jack and Mrs Carr told deputies they were robbed of 60 dollars near the Nedrov Ale Strip, seeing two men and a woman walking away. They fought to stop the trio but were unsuccessful. The incident occurred early today at about 5:30. The report notes the purse and timing but lacks further details.
Mrs Emma Kaupp of 1 East Kendig Street Waterloo died last night at Waterloo Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She leaves a brother George Kaupp of Waterloo and two sisters Mayme Kaupp Watts of Waterloo and Cemetiano Maddan of Ohio. Services at 8:39 am Monday from Doran Funeral Home and at 9 am in St Marys Church with Rev George McAll officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Weather by Wirephoto reports the Hamilton Future Farmers of America Chapter 5 in Madison County as first in the state to study farming for the future. The piece covers snow queries, Farm Bureau joining efforts across northern and western regions, and a question and answer session with farmers from western states. It also notes births at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton, including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Reddick.
Weather forecast notes intermittent rain tonight then colder showers and snow tomorrow. Tonight low 28 ahead of high 32 tomorrow with southerly turning northwest winds. Record highs and lows listed from past years. Snowfall totals and humidity figures included.
Mrs Laura Megan Rope Taber of 19 Essex Street died at St Josephs Hospital after a long illness. Native of Camillus she lived in Syracuse 20 years. Survived by sister Carrie Lop brothers James Edward William Egan and Alexander Kennedy. Funeral Monday at John C Tindall Funeral Home 8:39 am and 2 pm at St Brigids Church Requiem Mass burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Calling hours today 7-9 pm and tomorrow 2-5 pm 3 pm.
In Central Pennsylvania five dairy cooperatives affiliated with the Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives after 624 members resigned from Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association. The newly formed federation, supported by about 100 returning members, includes co-ops in Huddlebure Lewisburg Mill Hall Spring Mills and Bellefonte. The move follows disputes over Federal Marketing Order 27 and Eastern’s stance on extending it to upstate New York and northern New Jersey. The federation expects 8 000 farmers and 46 affiliated co-ops.
The newly organized Yiddish Culture Council announces its first meeting at 8 pm January 4 at the Jewish Community Center. Emanuel Bartnoff, chairman, says the council aims to promote Yiddish culture with monthly Saturday programs featuring speakers such as noted author and poet Chaim Grade. A social hour will follow each meeting.
Al Levin manager of Baker's Shoe Store in Syracuse announced a Christmas bonus for about a quarter of a million dollars to Edison Brothers Stores employees nationwide. He said it is the store’s fifth consecutive year distributing such bonuses.
A compact timetable lists multiple cinema programs and showtimes across theaters. Entries include titles such as Gun Battle at Monterey, Perri, Legend of the Last, Halt Bani, Around the World in % Days, My Man Grandfroy, and Leopard Man with varied durations and screening times, reflecting a historical period theater schedule.
Unclear OCR text shows speeding citations and fines. Names and addresses are garbled with partial figures such as 216 and 245 and 128. No coherent event or outcome clearly established for a decisive summary.
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