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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1957
Page
6
A crowded obituary page itemizes names and kin across a jumble of legible fragments. Dec 29 Syracuse notes many family ties, with references to funerals and memorials across multiple locations.
Obituary note for Joseph Barnello aged 83, former police custodian. Mentions funeral home arrangements and multiple buried with local services. References to Syracuse area death notices and various funeral homes.
Services for Joseph Barnello 83 of 1301 W Fayette St former police headquarters custodian who died yesterday at home will be conducted at Pirro & Sons Funeral Home and St Peter Church Burial will be in St Agnes Cemetery He served 40 years at police headquarters and 12 more at Jefferson Bowl Academy He was a Syracuse resident for 68 years and a parishioner of St Peters Surviving are two daughters two brothers and seven grandchildren Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 PM
Albert Grorbutt dies at home. William H. Chissom a New York Central Railroad fireman for 39 years, died unexpectedly at his Mattydale home. Born in Owensboro Kentucky, he lived in Mattydale 15 years and belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Surviving are his wife Mas Masin Chissom, a son Pvt. WL Jiam H. Chissom Jr at Fort Knox, his mother Mrs. Emma Chissom of Elizabeth town, two brothers Charles of Utica Kentucky and Thomas Chissom of Louisville, and three sisters Mrs. Lorona Salsman of Elizabethton Kentucky, Mrs. Harold Gibbs of Louisville, and Mrs. Harry Parker of East Syracuse. Friends may call from today and tomorrow for viewing.
W S Lemly LT 61 of Dallas died yesterday at his brother John A Lemly s home. A public relations consultant, he specialized in capital drives for hospitals colleges and churches. Services set at Highland Avenue home at 2 pm with a requiem at St Matthews Cathedral Dallas at 10 am Friday. Survived by brothers and sisters including Kathryn Lemly and Berta Lemly. Arrangements by Gartrell Funeral Home and George A Brewer in Dallas.
Funeral rites will be held for Mrs Taebetle EB Doran 49 of 33 James St who died Sunday from injuries after being pinned between two cars in Baldwinsville Services set for 2 pm at Norris Funeral Home Marcellus Burial in Amber Cemetery She survived by husband Orel E Doran son Sgt Richard Rising stationed in Virginia her parents Mr and Mrs Glen Hatter and siblings from Boredino Rose Hill and other relatives
Funeral services for William A Gitlin 88 of 3520 Rittens House St Washington DC will be held Thursday in Washington. He was co founder of Corson and Grumen street paving in 1920 and brother of Clinton L Gruman of 22 Grate St Survived by two daughters Mrs Arthur Cox and Mrs Henry Huidekopar both of Washington a stepdaughter Mrs G Hale of Orlando Fla and six grandchildren.
Japanese year end customs require payment of taxes and fees as movie theaters schedule extended programs. The note references a traffic court scene and a sequence of names and places amid OCR garble, noting payments and a year end context with a focus on local civic actions and scheduled events.
Arthur Gaulen 72 of Jamesville Pompey road was found dead yesterday slumped at a car wheel on Rock Cut road near Nottingham. The death is due to heart condition per Coroner Harry L. Gilmore. Burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Janesville. Survived by wife Minnie Platt Gamlen, a stepdaughter Verda Carey, three stepsons William Platt and others, two brothers Howlett Gamlen and George Gaulen. Friends may call at the home this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
A De Witt man was released in the custody of his attorney as the investigation concluded by District Attorney Arthur W. Wilson. Howard Brown was briefly hospitalized after a Sunday night attack in a De Witt parking lot. Miss Claudette Ingersoll identified the suspect as Brown’s assailant. Peace Justice George P. Kimball ordered release due to police information signed by the witness rather than the victim. A new examination was being prepared. Ingersoll said she had been manned to suspect but had obtained an annulment.
The Salvation Army will host two services tonight at The Swabon Army on Warren Street. The first starts at 9 o’clock with Senior Major Paul Harvey of the Men's Social Service Department as speaker. The second begins at eleven with Lt Robert Wratten, Ensign and Mrs William Pacey assisting. A crusade style evangelistic program, themed To Family For Christ, aims to strengthen family ties through faith under Major R. W. Hawley, commanding officer in Syracuse.
Braun of 820 Avery Ave retires after a long career as a courthouse elevator operator. He began service on Oct 21, 1904, marking 50 years of greeting attorneys and staff. Stanley Wasielewske reports a camera theft from a car near Lincoln School.
Syracuse restaurant operator Nicholas Moroz, 45, pleaded innocent to a fugitive from justice charge after claiming to have walked out of a 1947 jail sentence. Bail set at 2.50, with a reappearance on January 17. Moroz, former Transit Diner proprietor, said he also ran a Cleveland restaurant in 1899 and once owned a substantial home. He has a seven year old son. Additional notes mention a separate England church service canceled for New Year’s.
The Community Hospital Fund received word from Washington that donations toward the new hospital program will be deductible on federal income tax returns. The non profit group plans a 3,000,000 campaign to build a hospital, add teaching facilities and housing for student nurses. Carl Hf. Mear, chair of the charter committee, announced a tax free status letter from the Internal Revenue Service confirms the organization’s purpose in its articles of incorporation.
More than 750 veterans, widows, and children receiving non service connected disability or death pensions from the Syracuse VA Regional Office will get an annual income questionnaire with December checks. Recipients must return the form within 10 days or payments will stop. Information on 1957 income and expected 1958 income is sought. Beneficiaries with annual income over 2700 with dependents may lose eligibility. Questionnaires exclude service connected cases. Help completing the form is available at the VA Contact Office in the Chimes Building.
Robert P. Ringer 5 of 154 Washington St died at his home yesterday after an extended illness. Surviving are widowed wife Widen, Hartley M. Ringer, and others. He worked as a gas dispatcher with the New York State Electric and Gas Corp retiring Oct 11, 1947. Funeral services from McGuigan Funeral Home 45 High St Thursday at a time to be announced.
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