Snow and Ice Peril Autos Nine Injured
A weekend storm in Upstate New York caused a series of automobile accidents injuring nine people. Snow drifts up to four feet plus icy roads strained city and county plowing. 18 sanding units kept highways open. The report lists multiple injuries and a fatalistic tone across Syracuse Onondaga County with drivers charged for speeding and a court sentence for intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Raymond, B. Traver
John H. Roscoe
South Crouse Avenue
New York State College of Forestry
South Salina Street
Roscoe
Anthony Hanley
Shirley Fry
South State Street
William J. Hobson
Renwick Avenue
East Raynor Avenue
Leonard Snyder
Cayuga Street
Stanley Tullar
Genesee Street
Erie Boulevard West
Joan Gooley
Burnet Park Drive
Marion Gooley
Robert Forsythe
Bryant Avenue
Mary Schreiner
B.D
Grant Boulevard
Joseph Schreiner
Vincent T. Orcutt
Teall Avenue
Till
Ruczkowic
Jamesville
R.D
Ann Ciesielaki
Stafford Avenue
Merle Lowman
East Genesee Street
Francis Clesielaki
Fred Pinckney
Nedrow
R. D
South Onondaga
Reynolds Homer
Onondaga Reservation
Jay Ireland
Onondaga Hill
Mrs O'Brien Marries Gustavus A Young In Church
Mrs Blanche Cotter O'Brien of 227 Hubbell Avenue and Gustavus A Young of 205 Davis Street were married Saturday at St Lucy's Church at 9 A M. Rev William Cotter officiated. The couple were feted at a breakfast by Miss Mabel Pomeroy. attendants were Mr and Mrs Tunis Barhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Gustavus A. Young
Blanche Cotter O’brien
Hubbell Avenue
Davis Street
Satuday
St. Lucy’s Church
William Cotter
St. Joseph Church
Greenwich
Mabel Pomeroy
Seymour Street
Townsend Club Weekly Schedule and Installations
A compact listing outlines Towns end Club activities from Monday through Saturday including club addresses in Dell and Butternut Streets, Clinton Street, and North Clinton Street. It notes installations, elections, meetings, dances, lunches, refreshments, and a 2:30 P M session at University Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Dell Street
Butternut Street
Yates
Pianer’s
Mount Tabor
Camillus Club
North Clinton Street
Ashdale Avenue
Larned Building
Fairmount Club
Old Fairmount School
Oneida Street
Masonic Temple
May Avenue
Cayuga Street
New Year Begins 51st Year of Marriage for Stinards
Opening of the new year marks the 51st year of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Stinard of Brewerton. They celebrated with a garden wedding reception and dinner at home after marrying in Syracuse on January 1 1891. The Stinards have two sons Russell and Lester, five grandchildren, and a deceased son Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinards
Frank H. Stinard
Brewerton
Stinard
Syracuse
Wolcott
Alfred Stinard
Carrie Coville
Liverpool
Nickville
Russell Stinard
Lester Stinard
North Syracuse
Martin Stinard
Donald
Doris
Raymond
Herbert Stinard
Cleveland, O
City to Acquire 67 Acres for Airport Expansion
City officials negotiate with Solvay Process Co to obtain title for about 67 acres needed to extend the Municipal Airport runway to 7,000 feet under a Civil Aeronautics Authority allocation of 106000. Negotiations involve railroad siding plans and a potential new road around the field to minimize traffic disruption. A 10-day deadline looms as officials weigh final land area and possible NYC meetings. In Oswego, Mrs Allen Gibbons Harrington dies at Utica. body to be returned to Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay Process Company
Civil Aeronautics Authority
William A. Barry
John S. Pendergast
Bureau of Municipal Research
Solvay Process
CAA
William P. Lynch
WPA
Lester W. Herzog
John Somers
New York
Barry
New York Central
Fairmount
Amboy
Mr. Pendergast
New York City
Solvay
Rails Fight Move to Cut Grade funds
Railroad representatives from Syracuse and upstate cities plan a drive to Albany during the 1941 Legislature session to oppose two proposed constitutional amendments limiting grade crossing elimination funds. One seeks to divert 60 million dollars from the grade crossing fund to highways and parkways. the other would curb further spending without explicit authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Upstate
Albany
Philip C. Agans
New York Central Railroad
Agans
Jis
Gospel Mission Touts Democracy Amid Dictatorships
Rev Dr Mark A Dawber of New York City warned at a Syracuse Hotel luncheon that the world is cursed with dictators as totalitarianism spreads. He cited Naziism, Communism and war’s aftermath, urging Christianity as the answer while detailing U S poverty and greed beside vast luxury. Dr E Stanley Jones and Mrs Grace Overton spoke on discipline, family life, and planning a national future centered on children and social structure during related meetings.
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Mark A. Dawber
New York City
National Christian Mission
Dawber
Tiome Missions Council
Syracuse
Monarch Club
Dr. Dawber
United States
Mr. Dawber
Jesus of Nazareth
Ife
E. Stanley Jones
India
Plymouth Congregational Church
Germany
Italy
Russia
Paris
Soviet Union
Grace Sloan Overton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mission Party
Syracuse Committee
Mizpah Hotel
Jones
Jesse M. Bader
Department of Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches
Mission talks call for ministers at eight church meetings
Eight neighborhood mass meetings will be held tonight in Calvary Baptist Centenary Methodist First Ward Presbyterian James Street Methodist South Presbyterian St. Pauls Episcopal St Peters Lutheran and West Genesee Street Methodist. A city government official meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Delaware Baptist Church will feature Dr. Jones with Mayor Rolland B. Marvin extending city support to the National Christian Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Centenary Methodist
First Ward Presbyterian
James Street Methodist
South Presbyterian
St. Paul's Episcopal
St. Peters Lutheran
West Genesee Street Methodist
Delaware Baptist Church
Dr. Jones
Rolland B. Marvin
National Christian Mission
Wallace Heads Albany Mission to State Legislature
Frank Wallace left Syracuse for Albany to serve as Onondaga County's representative in the State Senate and attend a Republican caucus on the eve of the Legislature's opening. His wife and two daughters accompany him. Parsons Costello and Breed plan Albany travel as Republicans wrestle patronage and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wallace
Syracuse
Albany
Onondaga County
State Senate
Wallace
George B. Parsons
Onon- Gaga
Capitol
Parsons
Florida
Washington
New York City
Legislative
Rolland EB. Marvin
State Executive Committee
Oil Men Warned to Obtain New City Licenses
Fire Marshal Charles Wilkes announced that 633 oil and gasoline licensees must secure 1941 permits under a city ordinance. Following last summer’s Tank City fire near Barge Canal Terminal, the Common Council adopted the gasoline licensing rule for bulk plants, stations, trucks, and tanks. Initial licenses issued in September expired with the year. new licenses cost $1 and require strict inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilkes
Common Council
Barge Canal Terminal
Bishop Flint Named To Economy Board On War Projects
Bishop Charles Wesley Flint of Syracuse and Rev. Dr. Lynn J. Radcliffe are members of the Methodist Emergency Commission planning a $1,000,000 war projects drive. An executive committee met in Washington to assign duties for the Syracuse area as the denomination prepares its largest Sunday offering on Lent’s first Sunday, March 2, in 45,000 churches. The bishops council decided in December to consolidate three appeal types into one effort and formed a commission of about 70 members to promote the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Charles Wesley Flint
Syracuse
Methodist Church
Lynn J. Radcliffe
First Methodist Church
Methodist Emergency Commission
Washington
Council of Bishops
Five Syracuse youths spared prison and fined after disorderly conduct
Five youths pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct at Qochner's dance hall in Jamesville. Each received a 10 day sentence suspended on condition they stay away from the hall and pay a $5 fine. Suspects named include Joseph Montanaro Frank Gentile Sam Desimone and Tony DiPino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Qochner
Jamesville
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Scammell
Lafayette
Joseph Montanaro
Josephine Street
Frank Gentile
Alvord Avenue
Sam Desimone
Salina Street
Tony DiPino
Local Notices Mention Park Street and Franklin Street Residents
The notice cites individuals connected to 1212 Park Street and 428 North Franklin Street, identifying property holders or residents in a boundary or enforcement context. Further details are not fully legible in the fragment.
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Park Street
Dominic
North
Frankin Street
Penetro Nose Drops Claim Quick Cold Relief
Ad pitches a two drop method to stop head cold misery and nasal stuffiness. Claims fast opening of the nose and shorter cold duration with Penetro Nose Drops. Mentions a generous supply price of 25 cents and emphasizes easy breathing as the remedy.
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Davelapiia
Peneiro
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Utica
Oswego
Allen Gibbons Harrington
Thomas Harrington
John MacDonald
East 8Th Street
S. Salina
Christian Mission
EL Stanley Jones
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Doron
Tbs
Lighthouse” Cleanser
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Jack Frost
Arm & Hammer Baking
Mohican Peanut Butter
G. Kirkman
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Tagallati
Coneshissetti
Shortini
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