Bishop Urges Hospital Fund in Syracuse 1948 Message
Rev. Walter A. Ioery bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Syracuse and honorary chairman urges support for the St. Joseph's Hospital Building Fund Campaign. He notes Syracuse’s rapid growth and hospital needs and asks clergy and laity to back the expansion plan for St. Joseph's Hospital. The Sisters of St. Francis join in the New Year blessing.
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Walter A. Ioery
Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tony
CTU
Sisters of St. Francis
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Turnkey Quits To Enter Army
Norwich Earl A Grippin turnkey at Chenango County Jail for five months resigns to re enter the Army Air Forces and relinquishes duties today. Grippin served three years as an air craft mechanic in the European theater of operations. Sheriff Lelan M Brokins names Donald McLaughlin of Norwich R D 3 as Grippin successor. McLaughlin is also a World War II veteran.
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Norwich
Earl A. Grippin
Turnkey
Chenango County
Jall
Army Air Forces
Grippin
Air Forces
Lelan M. Brokins
Donald McLaughlin
R.D
McLaughlin
New Year Babies In Syracuse Hospitals
Dr Stork reported a busy New Year's Eve with five births in Syracuse area hospitals. The first baby of 1948 arrived at 12 05 AM at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frederick Featherly Jy of 207 West Second Street East Syracuse weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Others included a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Moyer at St Josephs Hospital at 3 14 AM and a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Gornan Jr at Crouse Irving Hospital at 3 rd AM. A son to Dr and Mrs George Kirkwood at Memorial Hospital at 3 47 AM and a son to Mr and Mrs Edward H Dann at Memorial Hospital at 6 05 AM.
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Frederick Beatherly
Memorial Hospital
Stork
Syracuse
Frederick Featherly
Second St
East
Donald Moyer
S. Warren St
St. Joseph's Hospital
George Gornan, Jr
Court St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
George Kirkwood
Kensington Pl. i Memorial Hospital
Edward H. Dann
Crawford St
Memorial
Robert Vatter Funeral Friday
Robert Vatter longtime Auburn resident and master mechanic at the Auburn woolen mill for 49 years died Wednesday afternoon. He was a St Alphonsus Church member and Holy Name Society. Survived by wife Alice, daughter Gertrude, son Henry, sisters and brothers. Services Saturday at home 9 AM and St Alphonsus Church 9:30 AM with burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
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Auburn
Robert Vatter
Frederick Sr
Ilness
Mr. Vatter
St. Alphonsus Church
Ber
Holy Name Society
Alice Dunningan Vatter
Gertrude Vatter
Henry Vatter
Ael Gambler
Anna Vatter
Anton
Adolph Vatter
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Teachers Win Salary Suit in Syracuse for $150 Each
By unanimous Appellate Division ruling, about 1,200 Syracuse teachers will receive $150 more in salaries. The case, Kendricks vs city, arose from state salary hikes based on July 1 1947 pay, with disputed extra amounts including a 1945 cost of living bonus. The city may appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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James C. Kendricks
Syracuse
Board of Education
Corporation Counsel
Imminfalned
Kendrick
William F. Love
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Marvin
Hand
Seam
Bush & Crainage
Kendricks
Syracuse Teachers Association
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