Planning Unit urges downtown Syracuse cultural center
Mrs. Walter T. Gieselman chairs a Planning Commission committee urging a single downtown cultural center to serve Syracuse and suburbs. The proposal emphasizes cost sharing, coordinated programs, and nearby facilities for music, drama, art, history, and science, with next steps including steering committees and public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Walter T. Gieselman
Cultural Activity Center Planning Committee
Gieselman
City Planning Commission
Giese
G. Richard Gottschalk
Music and Drama Center
Donald M. Dey
Harry Hartman
William Cornell Blanding
Cochairmen
Charles C. Ferris
John W. Chapman
Industrial and Applied Science
Eilis M. Trefethen
General Electric Co
Natural and
Ralph T. King
State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Ways and Means
Gottschalk
Volunteer Center, Inc
Learn to Swim Campaign Sees 800 Participants This Summer
More than 800 children and adults are expected to join this summer's Learn to Swim campaign, the 30th annual effort in Syracuse. Enrollment may top 1954 figures as applications continue to arrive. In 1954, 994 people took lessons and 234 earned Red Cross certificates after six weeks. The campaign runs until August 12 and is a joint effort of the Recreation Commission Syracuse Herald Journal Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce YWCA and YMCA. Loretta Neugass of the American Red Cross coordinates county pooling and the program deploys 15 Red Cross instructors at Green Lake Otisco Oneida and the Seneca River waterfront. The county campaign began last week and runs through August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Recreation Commission
Red Cross
The
Recreation Commission
Syracuse Herald
Oneida
Seneca River
Three Men Hurt In Syracuse Area Traffic Crashes
Three men were injured in accidents around Syracuse. James Squadrito, 20, of 511 Kenwick Dr, remained in good condition at University Hospital with a lacerated head after a three vehicle crash on Erie Blvd East near Shoppingtown involving a delivery truck driven by Robert Hicks Jr of Catovia and a car driven by Jamesville resident. Hicks was ticketed for failure to maintain control. William Gamlen, 36, of Jamesville sustained arm and shoulder injuries in a two car collision on Nottingham Road near Rock Cut Road but did not require hospital care. Robert Richer, 17, of Taft Rd East Syracuse and William Forrest, 34, of Killian Dr, sustained minor injuries in separate crashes on Bradford Parkway and involved a parked car owned by Baker Lewis. Forrest’s crash followed a moment when blueprints reportedly blew from a car seat.
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Syracuse
University Hospital
Jamesi Squadrite
Kenwick Dr
Erie Blvd
Shoppingtown
Squadrito
Robert I. Hicks, Jr
Catovia
Hicks
Walter Madey
Comstock Ave
William Gamlen
Jamesville
Nottingham Rd
Rock Cut Rd
Gamlen
Robert A. Richer
Taft Rd
Albert Nicoletti
Richer
William M. Forrest
Killian Dr
Bradford Pkvy
Thomas Sardino
Forrest
Baker C. Lewis
E. Corning Ave
Church Plans Fireworks Show at Daw Jey's Farm
A fireworks display for Trinity Episcopal Church in Fayetteville will be held Monday evening at Daw Jey's Farm on Salt Springs Road. The Glengarry Girls Pipe Band, fresh from a Toronto competition, will entertain, followed by a Circle M Ranch square dance on horseback. The event begins at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fayetteville
Marriage Licenses Listed In City Records
The list names several couples granted marriage licenses including Peter P. Chiarelli of 265 W Brighton Ave and Dale C Cornwell of 732 W Onondaga St. Also shown are Frederick G Drodesky of 440 Lillian Ave and Elsie E Crowley of East Syracuse along with other listed pairs and addresses.
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Peter P. Chciarelli
Brighton Ave
Dale C. Cornwell
Onondaga St
Frederick G. Drodesky
Lillian Ave
Elsie E. Crowley
Syracuse
Roger Fields
Rose Ave
Edith Brnum
George W. Wallace Jr
Woodruff
Eton J. McDonald
Woodruff Ave
Births and marriages listed for June in Liverpool and Syracuse area
A long list of births shows numerous couples welcoming sons and daughters in June. Names include Kilbourn Love Dwyer Capogreco Narsasian Grenga Grosso LaVine Hochreiter Decker Blue Schrank Gallivan Kallfelz Cave St Denny Godbold Kopp Porcaro Schad Minion Madison VanDenburg OHern Daucher Carista among others with their street addresses and dates from June 21 to June 27 in Liverpool Syracuse and Mattydale together with assorted spouse names.
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Charles T. Dwyer
Patricia A. Kinane
Florida Rd
Mattydale
Bruno Capogreco
Rita M. DeFabio
Glencove Rd
Alexander Narsasian
Bety J. Bailey
DeRuyter
Robert R. Grenga, Sr
Grace M. Brown
Webster Ave
Frank R. Grosso
Ann M. Morga
Taft Ave
Syracuse
Kenneth J. LaVine
Freda M. Corbin
Cuyler
Robert A. Hochreiter
Lois O. Faille
Tully
Jack B. Decker
Beatrice L. Kane
Galeave
Liverpool
Walter C. Blue
Louise T Norman
S. Townsend St
Robert J. Schrank
Anne Ip.maier
Oak Sti
Thomas A. Gallivan Jr
Barbara A. Kraus
Cedar Henoll
R. D
Leonard G. Kallfelz Jr
Theresa M. Callahan
N. Lowell St
Linus W. Cave
Estelle ‘A. Paisis
W. Borden Ave
Robert ©. St. Denny
Dorothy C. Curran
N. McBride St
William E. Godbold
Rita M. Miller
Rider Ave
Norman F. Kopp
Ruth M. Hannon
Brennan Ave
Matty‘dale
Roy M. Porcaro
Mary 'J. ‘DiNicola
Plymouth Dr
Robert_G. Schad
Clara M. Csiza
Spring St
William K. Minion
Sally Levis
Third St. Liverpool
Gerald H. Madison
Pasid A. Stack
Rich St
Raymond C. VanDenburg
Hazel O. Durham
Zehran A
Durham
Highland St
Garry E. O'Hern
Janet
Usiatynski
Burnet Ave
Wiliam Daucher
Martha E. Pfaff
Brow St
Joseph A. Carista
Shir
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Fine Arts Center
Natural Human History Group
Industrial and Applied Science Center Group
Public Information Committee
Frank M. Miller
Glen Ridge
N. J
Ann HU
WL E
Pleasant Ave
Donald C. Burke
Wall
June M. Hooge
Fourth North St
Frank W. Kilbourn
Marceline
Shenandoah
N. State St
Joseph &. Love
Josephine D. Nicoletti
N. McBride
Wy P
Inilar Tas Elslay
Bfero Reg
Suly
Lincoln
Clinton Sq
Lincoln Bank
Bloor
Rose Garden
Main ST
Newark
New York
Jantzen
Addis Co
Rose Marie Reid
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