Accidents Hurt Cop and Trooper in Multiple Wrecks Nearby
Five parsons including a state trooper and a policeman suffered minor injuries in a sequence of accidents around North Syracuse and nearby streets. Patrolman Donald Haumiel and Trooper John Ingraham escaped with minor injuries after their vehicles were damaged in separate collisions. both declined hospital care. A second crash near South Bay Road and Church Street also caused lacerations and bruises, with drivers James Del Signary and Theoe Foster treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tweene Cragh
Sulinn Si
Stariwyn
Eastern
William Collins
UG Pattison
Samay Kussays
Pohomah Ave
Nedrow
Salling
Crouse Irving Hospital
Kilmer
Pollet
Slap Star
Donald Haumiel
North Syracuse
South Hay
Church St
Ager
South Bay Rd
James RF
Herman Dr
North Syrncuse
Theoedore Foster
Fargue
Award Southwood Tighting Prizes Amid Holiday Displays
Southwood residents celebrate the annual Holiday Display awards as Robert J. Aegmith announces winners for first and second places in the Tighting Prizes. Families of Willan Harris and Don Stutor receive top honors for their festive displays. honorable mentions go to John Docker, Leslie Casey, William Kang, and William Barden. A red leather purse containing 60 cents and a $10 bill was reported in the incident noting purse loss nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AWERO
Chiamas
Southwood
Robert J. AeGmith
Recreation Connell
Willan Harris
Seat
Don Stutor
Efare Detager
S22
Mutiann Barter
J. LaRonde Ols
Joseph Mat- Papi
Raas
John Docker
Leslie Casey
William Kang
William Barden
Liverpool School Land Parcel Sold at Auction in Clay
Land parcel of a quarter acre at Long Branth Road and Route 47 in the Town of Clay was sold at auction for 3500 to Weston G. Des. Proceeds will be returned to former School District 10 residents in proportion to their last tax roll assessment. The Liverpool Central School adult education program resumes with classes in radio repair, bolt work, self help, neighbor aid, medical ad, parent education, income tax, novice radio and driver education. For enrollment call 80 2761. Dr Franks and Masher, supt, Rexford Brooks, assoc supt, will represent at a budget meeting of the Central New York Ludy Tan. The Curriculum Coordinating Committee meeting is Jan 20 at the Une deitrice office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Benner
Long Branth Ra
Town of Clay
Welster
G. Des
Liverpool Central School
Franks
Masher
Rexford Brooks
Liverpool Central
Wschools
New York
Counc
Druin
Une Deitrice
Purse Thieves Attack Woman in Uw Oh Dock Scene
Four young purse snatchers knocked down a woman and grabbed her bag last night near M. McBride Street in Uw Oh dock area. Police report indicates a five year old bystander witnessed the incident as authorities investigate and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McBride
Police Anne
Uncertain incident at Auburn GE plant injury report
Suffered cuts and bite injuries tied to a ge plant incident in Auburn involving James Icha Cortin and Steinnagel. Officials and local figures, including John Curlin, discussed the event and its impact on production schedules and community entities as inquiries continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
James Icha Cortin
Jefe Cingers
Carl
Steinnagel
bUbbe
Zelabons Heedor
Feng Ay
Lia
John Curlin
W. Onondaga St
Ture
Wright
Richard N. Swright
Orondage County
Cardiff Glent
Syracuse Marching Band Heads to Dallas for Cotton Bowl
Syracuse University Marching Band moves from Syracuse to New York Central's Berkshire for a New Year Dallas trip bound for the Cotton Bowl. Major member Alia Burg leads the baton as the 400 plus cast rehearses at Highlander Field before the big show and telecast plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Syracuse University
Air Marching Band
St Louis
Drunt
Alia Burg
Trae
Syracuse
New York
California
Florida
Colorado
Dalina
Loinstrow
Almont
Dolla
Highlander Field
Maurice Smih
Fire damages Split Rock home. two residents present
A fire damaged a Split Rock residence with smoke and water damage to the lower floor. William Evans and his wife were home when the blaze began on the front second floor around 3 45 AM. Firefighters confined the flames to the upper rooms, with two children visiting relatives. estimated losses reach 2900 dollars and the scene remained under investigation into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Rad
Atslatant
William Plankawekl
Wumpera
Taunton Fire Department
Evans
Tive
Man Held As Drunk Pleads Guilty In Public Intoxication
A drunk man, IMACA wai leit, pleaded guilty in Pollen Taurt to public intoxication after reporting money stolen from his room. Judge Tru man H. Preston ordered him aeid until Monday. Keefe stated $60 was taken from his dresser, and later police noted $135 missing. He admitted telling a shark at the desk about the theft and later called police, appearing incoherent and intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMACA
Waileit
Tenay
Thomas Keefe
Truman H. Preston
Prisien
Robert Smith
Paul Barlow
Keefe
Farmer Hurt In Machinery Accident At Tilden Hill Road
John Joshi, 3 percent at Vallee, was admitted to Amelia Cy Hospital in Verona after a manure spreader incident on Tilden Hill Road. He suffered a dislocated right shoulder and abrasions with contusions. Anne Canthier, 17, of Veron, treated for a bite to her right leg and other injuries.
Wallet lost during meeting leads to election mixup
A man reported losing his wallet at a meeting in Watertown last night. Police said the incident involved a mistaken purchase at Whelan's Drug Store and a delayed wallet return. Several named officers and officials were mentioned in the scrambled report, with election details and local positions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnmart
Princes
Ner
Dr. Joseph
de Watson
Henry A.vault
Golan
Rueben
Lu Pere
Raster
Investiture of Maronic Masters at Liverpool Masonic Temple
Last night the Liverpool Masonic Temple hosted the investiture ceremony for 24 county masters of Masonic lodges. The ceremony featured members from multiple lodges including Liverpool Lodge 423 Alan Takwston and Sapphire Lodge 768 Arthur G. Davis, with other dignitaries such as Willig & Farmer Lodge 109 Theo dera K. Heowr and Syrn ese Lodge 101 damesi Ttolhtvole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Masonic
Ceremonica
Masonic Ludges
Wronton
Albert D. Saunders
Pay Villa Dodge
Thomas To Gelk
Hiverpool Lodge
Alan Takwston
Willig &. Farmer Lodge
Theodera K. Heowr
Sapphire Lodge
Arthur G. Davis
Skancateles Todge
William T. Reaflav
Girl Dies After Leap From Car
Ruth Gregor an 18 year old Massena girl died Thursday at St Lawrence State Hospital Ogdensburg after leaping from a moving car near Coles Creek. She had Christmas with relatives and was en route to Ogdensburg when the door opened and she jumped out. Her mother Mrs Archie Page operated the truck and passengers included Robert Kerkey. Donna Lee Gregor, 14, was the other passenger. An autopsy by Dr Rolland Stacey found a fractured skull as the cause. inquest planned. Gregor was a Massena native educated in the local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frerald-Journal Wire Massena
Mra Page
Robert Kerkey
Paddock Park
Donna Lee Gregor
Donaldson
State Hospital
Mass Gregor Wastut
Massena
Kenneth
Gladys Anno Gregtor
Fills Injure Three Women
Three women were injured yesterday in separate incidents. Mrs Corinide McGuire, 05, of Wa 5 Lowell Ave, toppled from a bus stepwell on 8 Salina St and received treatment at St Joseph’s Hospital for a scalp wound. Mrs Myrtle Adams, 38, of 418 Edgeware Rd, injured her arm in a fall on a basement stairs and was treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinide McGuire
Lowell Ave
Salina St
St. Joseph’s
Myrtle Adams
Edgeware Rd
Refugees Attend Services at Eastwood Baptist Church
Refugees from Hungary arriving this week will attend their first worship service at 4 p.m. today at Eastwood Baptist Church with Bishop W Earl Laxiden preaching. A Syracuse Council of Church Women reception will follow. Local Hungarian residents plan a gathering after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood Baptist Church
W. Earl Laxiden
Aren
Syracuse Council of Church Women
Hungaria
Refugee relief drive tops county goal with partial funds
A progress report shows the Special Fund For Refugees at 10 819 toward a 15 285 county goal. Officials say a one dollar per resident boost would meet the target. Red Cross notes 5 000 Hungarian refugees to aid, with 25 000 more anticipated. Donations to Syracuse Onondaga chapter urged with checks marked For Hungarian Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Gross
American Red Cross
Yarmo Bilmer
Charles P. Lemieux
Lyndon
Red Cross
Canby Kerr
J. Scoutmas ES
Syracuse and Onondaga County
Hill Instructor Attends Parley at Grandville Chin
University professor of athletics and physical education Dr. H Shaw attends the National Convention of the College Physical Education Association in Granville Chin this weekend. He will present a paper titled Graduate Professional Education Interpretations and Credits. About 200 members from colleges and universities in the US and Canada participate. Dr B Smith director of physical education at the University of Georgia is slated to present as GOQ member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join H. Shaw
Granville
Chin
Syracuse leads in high phone population ratios in 1986 report
The World Telephones 1986 tabulation shows Syracuse with 45.7 telephones per 100 people, above the U S average of 56,000 per 100,000 population, and highlights urban concentration in capitals and large cities. The United States holds about half of global telephones, with Washington and New York among top rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Han Amos
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bellerstert
Surrey
Sweden
Manalll
Canada
Washington
Uncle Sam's
Asatic
White Plains
New Rochelle
Hartfordton
Del
Alsibeny
Pasadena
Calif
Schenectady
Rodesert
Buffalo
Alles
Binghamton
Elrila
Yonkers
Troy
Patrolman Quits Syracuse Police Force
Patrolman Robert B. Julion of 595 Woodside Ave resigns from the Syracuse Police Department after 18 years of service. He joined on July 1, 1952 and has worked the 4 am to noon shift. resignation to take effect Tuesday as he plans to enter the building business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Robert B. Julion
Woodsine Ave
Julion
Syracuse Police Department
Ian
Regents Name Miss Pellenz Appointed to State Hospital Board
The State University of New York Regents named Miss Dorothy Pellenz hospital administrator for Syracuse’s Croureeving Hospital to serve a three year term starting January 1. The Nursing Advisory Council includes three representatives from medical, nursing organizations, and the Hospital Association of New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents of
Tha
State University of New York
Syracuse Nuss
Peases
Dorothy Pellens
Croure-eving
Iss Pellenz
Hospital
Assocmt von
New York State
Bs Press ‘Ntly
State Hospital Group
Tuesday Holiday at Post Office in Syracuse
Postal service will be closed Tuesday New Year’s Day with window service at main Syracuse postoffice suspended. Parcel collection in downtown will occur at 7 20 pm while residential pickups follow holiday schedule on letterbox. Some box and special delivery services continue without interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Mss Freila FL
Hag
Casrier Mall
Syracuse Postoffice
Fis Statens and Branches
Ron J. Parkinson
Four Chicago Men Held For Grand Jury Action
Four Chicago men picked up on the State Thruway were held for grand jury action on illegal weapons charges after waiving examination before De Witt Justice George F Kimball. Bail was set at 2000. The men were among those held at Onondaga Penitentiary. Driver Donati L Ford, 41 of 1013 Burd St, Chicago, pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 13. Police said no weapons were found in the car after a 55 mile per hour chase. Also in the car were four rubber masks. Residents report 40 police responses as heat brought “hot rod” activity on Village Dr.
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Chicago
de Witt
Hidlin van Buren
Tyson Jr
John Sprivery
Leon Davis
Drexel Ryan
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John
Ingraham
Central Square
Njurbes
Highbridge Rd
Depurter
Alfred Anlinsilo
Righbr
Hegel P. Minerose
Beadon
Asus
Liverpool ‘School
Orange Band
Cotton Bowl City
Ables
Miss Burg
S.A
Split Rock
Jack Lyons
F. Thum
Morning Star
Robert W. Jones
Eanosioni
Chester Cook
Noririp
Roland Backenstross
Onondaga
Melvin W. Ehrlich
Jordan Lodge
Rear Cow
Jeft
Avibar G. Ives
Salina
David A. Winkworth
Danfords
Donald G. Brainsanl
Uners
Bertram EB
Lenning
Sas & Plot
Arthur J. Chambora
Mort Browerlan
Madge
Vernon Martin
Tally
Regents
Miss Pellenz
Grant Village
Dept. Mill
ENO
S. Warren ST
Igznkan
Warren Street
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