County Officers Sworn In As Terms Begin
County officers including W Snowdon Smith III as county clerk Robert G Wasmer as sheriff Jesse E Cantor as district attorney take oath others sworn in as assistant district attorneys deputy clerks and court attendants Deputy William Odell is named to succeed the late Jacob Engel more oath ceremonies to come tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
W. Snowdon Smith III
Smith
Robert G. Wasmer
Jesse E. Cantor
Mars. Cantor
Frank DelVecchio
Arthur W. Wilson
Roger O. Baldwin
Dan J. Kelly
Jacob Serling
Baldwin
Charles Switzer
Norbert Hornung
Gifford P. Montague
Supreme Court
Edward Dorner
Wasmer
William Odell
Jacob Engel
W. Snowdon Smith
Court House
Elks Lodge Buys Smith House for Headquarters in Syracuse
Syracuse Lodge 31 Elks agreed to purchase W Snowdon Smith house at 15 James St for 27000 with rezoning as a condition to establish its headquarters. The two and a half story house, remodeled into multiple apartments, fronts James and Willow streets and includes a five car garage to be converted for parking.
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Syracuse Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
W. Snowdon Smiths
James St
Harry Exnes
James and
Extra Buses To Operate On New Year's
Syracuse Transit Corp will provide special service on most routes after midnight to New Year’s Eve celebrations. Schedules, announced by VP and GM William H. Chilton, list numerous departures from downtown and various neighborhoods between midnight and 4:30 AM, including Hast Syracuse Minoa Salina Nedrow Lyncourt Midland Walnut Woodlawn South Avenue Valley Drive Strathmore West Solvay Westvale Clover Woods Road Dudley Liverpool Wolf University Avery Burnet Avenue Butternut Drumlins Camilus Salt Springs East Colvin Oak Sunnycrest Stoinp.
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Syracuse Transit Corp
William H. Chilton
Syracuse
Minoa
Salina
Nedrow
Lyncourt
Midland
Woodlawn
South Avenue
Valley Drive
Strathmore
West Solvay
Tcott
Liverpool
Wolf
University
Avery
Burnet Avenue
Butternut
Drumlins
Camilus
Salt Springs
East Colvin
Oak
Sunnycrest
Stoinp
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Seminarians at Hemlock Lake
Four seminarians and a fifth survivor were involved when a rowing accident on Hemlock Lake led to a deadly incident. George Burns 18 Auburn John Griffin 22 Paterson New Jersey Lawrence Malloy 26 Renfrew Ontario and Paul Whittaker 18 Bradford Massachusetts were identified among the victims. Safina 19 New York City survived and described the sinking scene. Ontario County deputies and sheriffs persisted in dragging operations at daybreak with hopes of recovering more bodies.
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Hemlock
St. Michael's Catholic
Sion
Conesus
Canadice
Safina
Hemlock Lake
Heluna
Phillip Safina
New York
City
St. Mary’s Hos
Pital
Rochester
George Leo Burns
Genesee St
Auburn
John Griffin
Paterson
N. J
Lawrence Malloy
Renfrew
Ont
Paul Whittaker
Bradford
Mass
Burns Family Plans After Christmas Visit
The text notes a person planning to visit family in January and identifies ties to St. Mary's Church in Auburn and membership in the Holy Name Society. Surviving relatives include two sisters Catherine M. Burns and Sister Mary George of Corning, Mercy order, plus grandmother Mrs. Katherine C. Burns of Birmingham, Alabama.
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Burns
George Burns
Ausburn
Mission
Holy Family High School
Auburn
Achillean
Lnstead
Catherine M. Burns
Mary George
Corning
Mercy Order of Nuns
Birmingham
Ala
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Elks Bay
Snowdon Smith
Empire Building
Snowdon Apartments
W. Snowdon Smith NT
Menapace Real Estate Organization
Elks
George H. Bedford
Frank. J. Castello
John Parkinson
George Barlow
W. Edward Thompson
Harold, Mover
John Reynolds
Harry Lamb
the Times
Muskrat
South Warren
Don Burns
Geneva-Canandaigua
St. Michael' S Catholic Mission
Rochester Hospital
Herald-Journal Wire
Whittaker
Tracy Swan
Steuben
Wyoming
Ontario
Livingston
Monroe
Walter A. Elling
Geneva
Lobel’s
282 Snow
S. Salina St
Sagenkahn
Maire
Dubonnet
Lawson
Hunter Green
Regency
Warren Street
Colby Gowin
Raymond van Schaack
The
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