Snow Drifts Hamper City Snow Clearing Efforts
Syracuse officials mobilized 135 shovelers and 220 exten med snow plow crews to clear streets as 8 inches fell in Onondaga County. Winds to 18 mph threaten drifts, with total ground snow near 12 inches and up to 3.5 inches added since 7 AM. City airport open, parks and toboggan runs good, buses and rail maintaining service amid heavy southeastern snowfall.
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Syracuse
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Caughtenoy
Northeatern
Onondaga County
Ray B. Traver
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George H. Ballantine
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Lnzgesnen
Aellen
Wallin A. Barry Sal
Amboy
Barry
Morningelie Park
Ellen
Ulstate New York
Aame
Malahiskusss
Bincham
Jamestown
Iamestown
Waaay County
Arauqua
Cou ‘Epor
Gowanda
Karaugus Creek
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Man Goes to Jail on Contempt Order Over Alimony Debt
Homer Franklin was arrested and held in the County Jail yesterday on a contempt of court order signed by Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse Sr. The judge found Franklin in arrears on alimony to his wife Mrs Aurore Fountain of 820 Suerte. He was observed leaving a Tallman Street shop when a passerby accused him of failing to pay. Deputies and sheriffs searched the area and tracked him to Baker Avenue before detaining him. The matter involved local police and court actions for nonpayment.
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Homer Franklin
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse
Franklin
Aurore Fountain
Suerte
Franwin
Coe
Baker Avenue
Troffmtres
West
Ube
McCaffrey Fire Captain to Retire After 20 Years Service
McCaffrey, a fire captain in the Surmeuss Fire Department, plans to resign after twenty years of service. His record includes wartime service with the Second Army and Army of Occupation, with several promotions noted, and his departure unsettles the department’s ranks as the Civil Service Commission may certify his replacement.
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Surmeuss Fire Department
Lee
Tote McCaffrey
Engint
Eaward Wellesolsway
Mccaffrey
Walter Wa. Nicholson
Dee
Aviston
A. E. Fu
Hattory C
Vth
Field Artiters
Ho Smyneden
Chistes
Hlerry
Soissons
Eisne Font
Atronae
Army of Occupation
Germany
Gieschman
Civil Service Commission
Ray L. Duell
Enginee 11
D. Haines
Hextenane
Syracuse SPC A reports December animal shelter activity
J Henry Cassidy, managing director, presents the Society to Mia beard of directors. The month saw 51 calls answered, 431 dogs received, 25 placed in homes, 255 destroyed, and others retained at the shelter. Twelve other animals and birds joined, with four vehicles covering 1250 miles for 361 calls.
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Syracuse
Tay
J. Henry Cassidy
Soriety
Mia Beard
Romes
Mothers and Babies Brave Snowstorm By Air to Visit Family
A group including Sauirt Lou Marling 11? months old child of Mr and Mrs Pres ton Maring Wilkes-Barre Pa traveled by plane from Chicago area to Philadelphia area. They were warmed and fed before continuing their journey arriving at Amboy this afternoon.
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Merfines
Sauirt Lou Marling
Olaughter
Preston Maring
Wilkes-Barre
Tetvering
Chicago
Wendy Stern
Ying
Pulla-delphia
Amboy
Whisky and Cash Stolen From City Restaurant
Stolen: 25 quarts whisky and cash from a restaurant at Mrs. Aiazy Davidson, 301 North Crouse Avenue. Entry via smashed rear window. Detectives Francisarm and Benjamin Roberts report vacant Extest Ferary home ransacked. neighbor Fair Flannery observed damage at 1623 West Genesee Street. Items missing not confirmed.
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Mra
Aiazy Davidser
North Crouse Avenue
West Genesee Street
West Genesee Street, This Morning A Ferm Neighbor, Fair Flannery
Genesee Street
Francisarm
Benjamin Roberts
Mrs Brady Dies in Michigan
Mrs M I Brady dies in Michigan. She was wife of Perry Donald Brady of Pilkford and daughter of the late Rev William F Teelend, pastor of South Avenue Church. Details are incomplete in the copy.
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M. I. Brady
Michigan
Ineland Bey
Yerpre Donald Brady
Pilkford
Mich
William F. Teelend
South Avenue
Ventana
Pitter
Strot
Funeral Set For Marcellus Bakery Proprietor Philip Schanzle
Philip A Schanzle 59 of Marcellus native of Syracuse and 35 year bakery owner died at home after cerebral illness. Survived by wife Mary Toching Schanzle three daughters Mrs Nelson Gilmour Miss Weith and Miss Edna Schanzle of Syracuse one son Arthur Schanzle of Marcellus a stepdaughter Mrs Mabel Foote of Syracuse three sisters and a brother seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 30 PM from the family home with Rev I L Roberts officiating. Burial will be Highland Cemetery, Marcellus.
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Philip A. Schanzle
Marcellus
Philip A. Schansle
Syracuse
Main Street
Mary’ Toching Sshonele
Nelson Gilmour
Weith
Edna Schanzle
Syrac
Man Recovering After Exposure Near Seneca River
Danleb firlecar, 63, was found suffering from exposure and hunger by the Seneca River Sunday and admitted to Gnondiga County Hospital. He was reported recovering today after receiving medical care and food supplies.
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Seneca River Sundsy
Danleb Firlecar
Gnondiga County Hospital
Two Shoveling Snow Fatalities Reported in Central New York
Two Central New York men reportedly died of heart attacks while shoveling snow from walks and driveways. Arthur Webb, World War veteran of Bernhards Bay, collapsed at home. Fay Skinner, 80, of 728 Mayield Ave, was pronounced dead after a postman reported his condition. Authorities cited snow shoveling as a likely trigger. Funeral details and survivor list announced by local churches and funeral homes.
Car Wheel Breaks Delay NYC Trains This Morning
A wheel on a Geneseo 2 passenger car broke near Slusvesant in Columbia County delaying westbound trains on the New York Central main line. The Genesee Street stop reached 10:10 AM and the South Shore Express at 12:20 PM after a two hour delay. Freight traffic also ran behind schedule about 100 hours with no injuries reported.
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New York Central
Syrecure
Geneseo
Stuss
Yetnhl
Columbia County
South Shore Express
Witany
Slusvesant
Ge Genesee
Associated Press
Beer and Auto Tags Stolen Reported in Mariel area
Police report a theft of beer and auto tags yesterday afternoon in Mariel area. Detective Sergeant Arthur Casey and Officer Thomas G. Duon investigated, noting a billfold with $35 and a new plate were removed from a vehicle on Innes Street.
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Miariel
Hort
Fuller
South Avenue
Te Teid
Arthur Casey
Thomas G. Duon
Innes Street
Platea Jund
John W Burke Dies After Two Month Illness At 56
John W Burke 56 of 117 Ashworth Place died at 4:45 AM in Crouse Irving Hospital after a two month illness. A Syracuse native and former Brown-Lipe-Chayin production manager, he was Democratic chairman and a state safety representative under WIA. Survived by wife Wise Hughes Burke and several relatives including Frank J Cregs and Frank J Cregg Jr. four nephews.
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John W. Burke
Ashworth Place
Supreme Court
Frank J. Cregs
Brown-Lipe-Chayin Company
Crouse Irving Hospital
Elect Works
Syracuse
Burke
Brown Upe-Chepin Company
Mrefe
Wise Hughes Burke
Aalher
Frank J. Crege
A Ther
Giabelli
M. Creag
Grotte
Frank J. Cregg
Wiliam Rode
Death Notices From Syracuse Area
Death records list Christine Kinney died Monday at home 131 Burt Street at 1:50 PM. High Mass of requiem held at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Charles Le Insae died at his daughter’s home after a long illness. survived by two sons and a brother. Last rites for Mourdant Fuller set for tomorrow in Preble. born Union Valley March 1874. resided in Syracuse. Fuller survived by wife Nellie, daughter Florold, three sons, four grandchildren, and a brother.
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Chrialine Kinney
NCS A. Bt
Burt Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Dubte
Wes Percy
George, John and
Ruth Neistinger
Wielac Evenhies
Werd Letter
Ward Helmer
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Charles Charles le Insae
Sirs
Thomas Clark
James Street
Ate
Centenary Methodist Church
Nindsushter
Standey Anntan
Syracuse
Aml
Stanley Ay Inman
Hitton Village
Vig
Wandeandeen
Veore Inman
Cornell, Clomjeat &Greenlext
Staidey Inman
Moerdant Fuller
Mourdant Fuller Af Preble
Leon Baldwin
Tully
Michant Eater
Cully Church
Hele
Onsco Valley
Bromley
Suming Nenis
Nellie Applevale Fullers
Ft Dalthier
Florold Webty
Doinkd
Lucian
Otis Fullers
George LaRue
Llomer
Clare Fuller
Low Angeles
Ceti
Obituary notices from Syracuse area deaths
Mrs Bertha Detsel Gibbs wife of Leon B Gibbs died Friday. Burial yesterday at Wacdeport Rural Cemetery with services at 2 PM at home 264 North Seneca Street Weedsdorf conducted by Rev A Tews assisted by Rev A We Docktor. Bearers Terie Brewster Arthur Brewster Laverne Beach Joseph Whitford Clifford Lemb Harmon Rude. Mrs Barbara Gilcher 69 died this morning at her home ROS Griffiths Street after two months illness. Survived by husband Kaeles Gilbers Tyre, Gaughiels, Mrs George Columbus of Buffalo and Mrs Frederick Eckaroutt of Syracuse, two sons Carl F and George, one sister Miss Anna Yoh of New York. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at family home by Rev Willem L Seheding of Mt Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church, burial in North Syracuse. Stephen Vou tsas Stephen Vou tsas 44 died suddenly of heart attack yesterday at 130 Almond Street. Came to the city in 193? worked 18 years as cook for Crauise ring Hospital, recently in Camden, returned to Syracuse two weeks ago to mark his flame tin his brother Nicholas Vou tsas at Almond Street address. Survived by mother Kalival Vou tes and two sisters in New York. Services tomorrow at 1 PM at brother's home and 2 PM at St Sophia Greek Orthodox Church. Burial in Morningside Cemetery.
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Altar
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Tie
Colvin
San Lina Street
William Gonie
John J.esol
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Edmund J. Werte
Ife
Secure Loder
Anna G. Skinder
Curneld
Clement Greenteat
John Miles
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Zurth
North
Syracust
Web Sax
Vermont
Sears
Bernards Bay
Clam Webb
Carol Webb
James Ard
Josonts Webb
Arethier B. Wett
Bedhants Bay
Mia
Cora Loreington
Williamstown
Aire
Sessie Brower
Onelaw
Frank, Itchard
Harlan Webb
Bernbants
Say
George Webb
Syracuse
PAL
Day Rich, Pales
Cleveland Methodist Iscoull Church
Mes
Bertia D
Bertha Detsel Gibbs
Leon B. Gibby
Wacdeport
North Seneca Street
Weedsdorf
TL Tews
Swerg Terie Hrewster
Arthur Brewster
Laverne Beach
Joseph Whitford
Clifford Lemb
Harmon Rude
Barbara
Gildner
Farborn Vou
Gilcher
Ros Grifiths Street
Gee- Pony
Shela
New York
Gill Thi
Mt. Tarbor
Rome
Willem L Seheding
MS Tabor
North Syracute
Stephen Voutsas Hephen Voulsag
Almond Street
Nove
Turkey
IHG
Cook Fm
Camden
Marke
Fiame
Nicholas Voutsasat
Beesides
Saother
Kalival Vouttes
Peels
Mary Welch Riley
Mary Welch Ailes
Red Creek
St. Joseph's Hospital
St Lucy's Church
John C
Richard W
Rearing Springs
James A
New York City
Rosa F. Riley
Netwon Falls
Thomas W. Welchy Taister
Thomas F. Murray
Margaret Welch
Funeral rites for Frank Olezak held at church
Frank Olezak died Monday at his home, 619 Eat Adams Street. Rites were held today at Sacred Heart Church for high mass of requiem, followed by burial at Hast Cemetery.
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Frank Olcza
Frank Olezak
Eat Adams Street
John Gimmwel Feneral
Cebock
Sacred Heart Church
Requiem at Cathedral for Eight High Masses Held
A requiem service will be conducted at 9 30 o clock in the Cathedral of Nie Ymmuseutats family home and there in Syracuse and Watertown several names are listed among the deceased and survivors including Fitzimons 69 Paterson 90 Kennedy 32 Healy 63 and Burton underlining the solemn memorial notices in the local paper.
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Hue
Nie
Syracuse
Fitzimons
Elizabeth Paterson
Watertown
Annie John F. Crosby
Seneca
Fleethe Carney
Oxdend
Elvira Kennedy
Trained Representatives Offer Free Demonstration in Syracuse
Representatives from Jenkins Surgical Appliance Co will hold a free demonstration of the Sanl-Vae Henter Sidp at the Yates Hotel in Syracuse New York on Thursday January 4 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The device promises comfort and concealment under clothing while addressing rupture issues.
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Jenkins Surgical Appitance Co
Yates
Syracuse
Rites Held For Early 20th Century Clergy and Mary Welch Riley
The article recounts a funeral service at Sacred Heart Church with solemn requiem, attended by clergy and lay members, then interment at Sacred Heart Cemetery. It also notes the death of Mary Welch Riley and details her family, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements at Whalen Brothers in Syracuse.
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