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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
21
A page lists several death notices from January 24 1968 including Burke Danforth Deane Knapp, Kohut, Nally Needham and others. It details survivors such as spouses children and grandchildren, funeral home arrangements and calling hours. It also lists multiple local funeral homes and generic memorial fund requests.
Luigi Colunio 82 of 1118 N State St died January 15 at Crouse Irving Hospital. Services were at St Marys of the Lake Church Watkins Glen with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by widow Mary Rossetti Colunio five sons Guy Nick Anthony Louis and James C Colunio eight daughters Lucy Martin Susie Zambito Anna Quino Jennie Tripodi Philomena Green Lena Van Amberg Margaret Viola and Mary Jane Colunio four stepsons Nazarene Orlando Albert and Dominick Rossetti and two stepdaughters Theresa Fusco and Ann Colunio all of Syracuse Rochester Canandaigua Watkins Glen Syracuse and other areas.
Emmett J. Burke 66 of 1103 Midland Ave died after a short illness. A Syracuse Post Office carrier for 42 years and Manlius School alumnus, he belonged to the National Association of Letter Carriers, Syracuse Boys Club, and Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survived by Irene Irwin Burke, five sons, a daughter, a brother, 13 grandchildren. Services Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at John G. Butler Funeral Home and 9 a.m. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. burial in Assumption Cemetery. Viewing today and tomorrow.
Charles Edward Beagle retired Syracuse Fire Department captain died at his home 503 Arthur Street aged 86. He served 21 years and retired in 1929. Survived by wife Maude B. Beagle two sons Edward and Raymond four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Services tomorrow at Greenleaf Funeral Home 11 a.m. with Rev. A Allison Childs officiating. Burial in Valley Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Sarah Nixon Needham 90 lifelong Syracuse resident died after brief illness. Widow of Stephen Needham she belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary. Survived by two sons P Henry Needham and Dr Charles Needham ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. High Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Solace Church at 9 a.m. with services at Schumacher-Whelan Bros Funeral Home at 8:30. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery.
A six month old female jaguar was flown in from Wilmington North Carolina to Burnet Park Zoo. The 50 pound cat caused no trouble and will become a big attraction for visitors. The animal was purchased through the International Animal Exchange.
Rose Probeck formerly of 406 Avery Ave died yesterday at Maple Lawn Nursing Home Manlius after an extended illness She was a Syracuse native lived most of her life retired in 1942 after 35 years with E W Edwards & Son where she was a beautician She belonged to St Pauls Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Women and the Maccabees Surviving are three nephews Robert Kempter Edwin and Richard Kemter
Mrs. Bertha M. Sisson of Mapleview died yesterday at Castle Rest Nursing Home after a long illness. She lived most of her life in Pulaski and was active in local groups including O E S and Park Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lawrence and another daughter Mrs. Besio, plus three grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at Welter Funeral Home with burial in Myli Hill Cemetery.
Warren V Canorro Sr 51 of 232 DeSilva St Little Falls will be honored with a 9 am service at Shepardson Funeral Home and a 9 30 am Mass at St Josephs Church Burial follows at St Marys Cemetery Little Falls He died Tuesday in Community General Hospital A World War II veteran he is survived by his widow a daughter two sons parents and two sisters Calling hours are 7 to 9 pm today Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society
Francis P. Knapp 82 of 106 Power St Solvay died after a long illness at Castle Rest Nursing Home. A NY Central Railroad locomotive engineer retired 1950 he was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a St Cecilia’s Parish communicant. Survived by son Andrew J. Knapp Lyons five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services 8:30 a.m. Saturday at St Cecilia’s High Mass with burial in Assumption Cemetery. The family will receive visitors today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
George Francis Stapleton 69 of 203 Abell Ave Solvay died yesterday at home after lifelong Solvay residence. He worked 20 years as a railroad conductor in Allied Chemical Corp Industrial Chemicals Division. Survived by widow Victoria Past Stapleton and sisters Margaret Stapleton Gertrude Stapleton Irene Stapleton. Mass at St Cecilia's 10:30 a.m. Saturday with burial at a later time. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Bagozzi Twins Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held for Rev Ephram M Andraka C F M C who died Friday in Lawrence Massachusetts. Rites at Gimin ski Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church included a solemn high Mass of requiem by Franciscan Fathers of Lawrence. He formerly served as assistant pastor at Holy Trinity Church in Lawrence. Attending were Franciscan Fathers from Granby and Syracuse Diocese priests. Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church bearers. Committal at Sacred Heart Cemetery.
Mrs Stockham 51 of South Bay Road North Syracuse died at State University Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband David Stockham five sons and a daughter two grandchildren a brother and a sister. Services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Sears Middleton Funeral Home North Syracuse with burial in North Syracuse Cemetery planned for spring.
John H. Forman 73 of 158 E Bissell Sr died yesterday at VA Hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Elbridge and a former maintenance worker for Forsythe Motors. Survived by son John M. Forman of Lanesville Ind two daughters Beverly J and Shirley A Forman a brother Edgar Forman of Elbridge two sisters Mrs Alice Meager of Washington DC and Mrs Floyd Ricketson of Saugerties and four grandchildren. Services Saturday at 10 am at B L Bush and Sons Funeral Home Camillus with Rev Leonard B Whitney officiating. Burial in Elbridge Rural Cemetery in spring. hours today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow.
Wilbert LaFlair of 340 Grace Place Jamesville RD 1 died Tuesday at State University Hospital after a short illness. A Benson Mines native, he worked as a truck driver for Pacific Transportation Lines and belonged to St. Mary’s Church and Teamsters Local 317. Survived by Hilda Buck LaFlair a son William Pris cilla Anne a brother Thomas and a sister Veronica all of Jamesville. Visitation at Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm today and tomorrow. Mass and burial set for St. Mary’s Church with solemn high Mass at 9:30 am Saturday. Burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
A cyclone with 150 mph winds hit Antonio Ines in northern Mozambique early Saturday, causing at least 15 deaths and injuring hundreds. Local officials described widespread damage as rescue crews searched the area.
Obituary notices report Joseph Shapiro 79 former Maryland Cup Corp board chair in Miami Beach. Dr. Leland Crafts 75 NYU psychology chair emeritus in Red Bank. John Robert Dilworth 61 senior VP at Becton Dickinson in Passaic. Robert Carrick 83 ex head of R E Carrick Co in Greenwich. W Frank Eubanks 51 business manager of Atlanta Newspapers Inc in Atlanta.
John J. Korthas 80 of 1202 South Ave. dies at Community General Hospital after brief illness. A German native, he lived 76 years in Syracuse and retired in 1957 after 44 years as General Baking Co. sales supervisor. He belonged to First English Lutheran Church. Survived by Edna L. Korthas wife, Sheldon L. Korthas son, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral Saturday at 11 at John C. Tindall Funeral Home. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery with memorial fund to First English Lutheran Church.
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