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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
9
Afro-unstructured obituaries list for Syracuse area including ages and survivors. Entries mention Mrs Aura Whiting Bastedo, Vita M. Buss, Mrs Burns, Mrs Dougherty, Gilbert Matthew Gilbert, and others with details on survivors and funeral arrangements across Syracuse addresses and local funeral homes.
Funeral services announced for John P Shim a 52 year old Syracuse sheet metal worker who died at home. Services set for Monday at 9 AM from Kempf Funeral Parlors and 9:30 AM at St Josephs Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Also listed are services for Mrs Anna W Barney of Rome and Mrs Hazel Bates Akins of Clayton with details of times, churches and cemeteries.
A brief expression of thanks appears from several local residents for the help and sympathy received during a recent bereavement. The message honors caregivers and friends who offered condolences and assistance.
Private funeral for Pliny E Towne 89 longtime Herald Journal employee who died Wednesday at his Skaneateles home. Service set 2 30 P M tomorrow at the family residence with Rev Henry Scott Miller officiating. Burial in Soule Cemetery Sennett. Calling hours today at 18 W Lake St Skaneateles. Surviving nephew Dr E P Hall and two nieces Miss Clara Hall and Miss Mertie Towne. Native of Auburn born December 10 1862 he joined Syracuse Herald Journal staff at 22 after moving to Syracuse and worked in several departments including advertising, bookkeeping, cashiering and mail room.
Mrs Anna May Lyman 80 wife of Clin L Lyman formerly of Syracuse died at 137 Lancaster St Albany after 15 years residence. They were noted fiction writers and collaborators. he was a former Post Standard sports editor. They had two sons Charles A Covell Detroit and Edwin V Covell Flushing. Funeral and burial in Albany.
Mrs Aura Whiting Bastedo 225 Kennedy St died yesterday in St illness. Services at 2 PM tomorrow at J P Burns & Son Funeral Home 652 W Onondaga St. Burial in Onondaga Valley Cemetery. She lived in Syracuse 34 years and was a charter member of Salina Mothers Club and American Legion Auxiliary Post 1227. Survived by husband Floyd E Bastedo a son Robert J Bastedo three daughters two brothers a sister 11 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Shields Durston of Cazeno via will be held at 11 30 A M tomorrow at the Fairchild Meech Funeral Chapel 500 W Onondaga St The Rev Larence Mills will officiate She is survived by her husband Horace H Durston two sons John H of Billings Mont and Horace N Durston of Hastings on Hudson and three grandchildren Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
Claude Veysey 80 died after a long illness in Onondaga County Hospital. Former Phoenix Kline Music repairman. Survived by four sisters. Funeral at 10 A M tomorrow Snyder Funeral Home. Rev. Dr. Montgomery to officiate. Burial Onondaga Hill Cemetery. Also notices for Florentine Schlie and Fred Grabosky with funeral details, callings hours, and survivors listed.
Margaret Radley Brooner of 107 Kinnear died yesterday. Rites set for 2 P.M. Monday at the home with the Rev. Frederick H. Butman officiating. She was native of DeWitt and longtime East Syracuse resident. widow of Anthony Bronner. Survived by two sons Clarence and Howard Bronner of East Syracuse, two daughters Mrs Albert Keller and Mrs Joseph Stevens, two sisters Mrs Mary Yates and Mrs Minnie Yorman, and several nieces and nephews.
Stacey Pople 64 died Wednesday night at the county hospital in Sennett after a year as a patient. Born December 9 1889 in Victory, he lived mainly in Ira near Cato and worked for Lehigh Valley Railroad. He belonged to Cato Presbyterian Church and Cato Masonic Lodge. He is survived by brothers, five sons, a daughter, 10 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Most Funeral Home Cato with Rev George Gates officiating. Burial in Cato Union Cemetery.
Tommie Kenney, 8, of Van Duyn en trant, won the junior division in the city wide hopscotch tournament at Kirk Park sponsored by the Municipal Recreation Commission. Alarion Walker, 11, Huntingdon led the intermediate group, and John Lavine, 14, Lewis won the senior division. Pere Le Moyne School claimed the junior team title, Lewis the intermediate, and Schiller the senior. About 248 youngsters from 25 playgrounds participated.
The Rex Loan Company at 126 W Onondaga reported the theft of 140 dollars worth of cigarette lighters. Joseph Samelstein of 219 W Castle St told police a case disappeared yesterday while he was busy with a customer.
Obituary notices list several local deaths including Mrs. Anna Baird of Oneida aged 58 and Edith Sass aged 64 of Rome. Other names appear with locations such as Watertown and Seneca Falls, including Henry A. Lenden and Paul Nedra, with ages and towns partially shown.
Dear Amy shares hardy shade tolerant perennials for Central New York and sandy Vermont soils. Bleeding heart hosta trillium lily of the valley spirea roses and others endure shade or light shade. Recommend humus peat moss mulch and regular moisture.
Prof. Carl R. Bye told the Syracuse University summer session that U S reliance on foreign raw materials is rising with a current 10 percent deficiency likely to double in 20 years. He noted imports cover tin rubber graphite chromite and industrial diamonds while 90 percent of nickel cobalt manganese and mercury and 40 percent of lead zinc and copper come from abroad. He warned industrial dependence will grow and American workers rely on foreign markets for work.
Police arrest William Sakren 16 on a city ordinance violation after officers saw a firecracker drop from a porch in the S West Street area. Sakren was released on bail to appear in court tomorrow amid ongoing patrols following recent fire alarm complaints. A cab driver reported a firecracker hitting his taxi during a passenger ride.
Mrs. Nancy Woodson Spire may face condemnation after refusing a $9,000 offer for a land strip 800 feet by 70 feet taken for Highbridge road reconstruction. Deputy County Attorney Edward Tyminski said he sought authority to offer $9,000. she asked $10,000, considered excessive. State financed the project with county rights of way.
The Syracuse University Hearing and Speech Center runs a six week summer residence school for 28 New York State children aged 3 to 15 with hearing and speech problems. A staff of 20 specialists conducts pure tone audiometric tests and articulatory assessments to tailor speech retraining and auditory training plans.
This is one article in a series by Andrew P. Keller, Hancock Airport Weather Station chief meteorologist. It describes altocumulus translucidus undulatus a picturesque mackerel sky found between 10 000 and 20 000 feet. When a thin patch passes the sun or moon a corona—colored ring with red outside blue inside—appears.
The Onondaga County Chamber of Commerce Safety Division warns drivers to take extra care during the Fourth of July period. About 75 000 county cars join roughly 40 million national motorists expected on the roads, warning that higher mileage can bring more accidents. The Memorial Day weekend saw 360 traffic fatalities.
Fragmentary notes mention Brockway meeting Excelsior Insurance and references to Farmers Great Lakes Steamship Hotel Syracuse and Syracuse Trust. Context unclear. contains scattered abbreviations and names without coherent event.
Washington CP The FDA ordered a nationwide review of chloramphenicol after 200 blood disorder cases and several deaths tied to its use. The agency praised the drug’s benefits while seeking NRC help to assess risks and define appropriate action.
George Sands 62 of Lane Road near Minello received treatment at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton for a dislocated left shoulder and head lacerations from falling off a barn at his home yesterday.
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