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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1952
Page
18
Jefferson County welfare expenses for the first five months of the year run about 325,005 higher than 1951. May disbursements totaled 179,369 with direct payments 122,149 and medical charges 29,826 and hospital fees 25,195. Cases assisted 2,655 representing 4,205 individuals, down from April.
SENECA FALLS Manuel Bantuvanis 58 retired restaurant operator died yesterday at his home in Seneca Falls after a heart attack Born in Kalymnos Greece he came to the United States 40 years ago He owned restaurants in Circle and Seneca Falls and retired three years ago He was a member of the Masonic Lodge Clyde and the Seneca Falls Rotary Club Surviving are his wife Mrs Georgia Bantuvanis a son Lt George Bantuvanis a daughter Angeline Bantuvanis three brothers John Michael and Thomas and two sisters Marie Bantvanis and Irene Peiancos all named with origins in Greece
John A. White 74 a resident of the Parishville area died Thursday at Potsdam Nursing Home. He never married and worked on farms most of his life. A brother in Parishville is the only close survivor. Services are at 2 P.M. today at Garner Funeral Home with burial in Stillcrest Cemetery Parishville.
The Jefferson County Bar Association will hold its annual outing at Canoe Point Park on Grindstone Island this Wednesday. A committee led by Attorney Charles C. Johnson is organizing the event.
Ruth Mack 15 of King Ferry R D Genoa druggist son C S Mack and Mrs Mack died after her horse ran into a hedgerow and barbed wire fence. She was taken by ambulance to Auburn City Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Dr L D Burlington acting Cayuga County Coroner ruled accidental death from a fractured skull. Survived by parents two sisters Doris and Nancy Mack grandparents Powers Mack and Floyd Werner and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by A E Redman Genoa incomplete.
Bids for paving the Seneca Lake arterial highway around Geneva’s business district will be opened in Albany on July 24. The project estimated at 1 103 000 dollars is handled by Mohawk Paving Company of Binghamton with grading of the right of way nearing completion. A grade separation at Hamilton street under South Main and another beneath the New York Central tracks are included with completion likely by September 1953.
Mrs Lulu Halls Kollis 76 of Sandy Creek died yesterday at her daughter's home after a seven year illness. She was born September 10 1881 and married three times, last to DeForest J Hollis. Survived by daughter Evelyn Williams and four cousins. Funeral service 2 PM tomorrow at Weston and Woodard Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. visitation tonight 1 to 9.
Massena hosts the qualifying round of 36 holes for the six man second annual International Invitation golf tournament at the Country Club. Teams last year were Massena Watertown Canton Cornwall. new entrants expected from Brockville Kingston Belleville Potsdam Malone. Low six qualify for Massena team with two alternates chosen.
James Bower nine of 207 Cascadilla street was thrown from a bicycle while chasing his sister and was taken to Memorial Hospital for leg injury treatment. An X ray was performed to check for fracture after police reported James Barry of 611 Hudson Street grazed the bicycle. The accident happened near the children's home.
Ken neth Brown age 18 of Potsdam dies in a head on crash near Lake Clear Junction. Funeral at St Andrew's Norwood at 9 AM Monday with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Vernon Mitchell also killed in the crash and Ronald Keyes seriously injured.
Oswego reports the 108th Regiment Company M will begin its two week summer camping tour at Camp Drum with drills starting next Saturday. Capt. Donald F. Bressler leads the unit and will command during the inspection Friday at the State Armory.
The Rev. Frederick Brooks of Schenectady will begin duties at the Massena Advent Christian Church tomorrow morning. He is the son of a former Advent Christian minister at Penfield and was ordained in 1934 after attending the New England School of Theology in Boston.
The funeral for four year old Paul Nedza son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Nedza of 12 Mum ford Street will be held at 930 AM Monday at home and at 9 AM in St Patrick s Church following his death Thursday at House living Hospital Syracuse after a short illness
On Monday Nes tle's plays Terro's at Foster Park Abel's faces Dilts at Oswego Falls Park Armstrong teams up with Brewers at Lower Recreation Park Campbell's Tydol Station also on the slate at the same venue.
Norwich new filing shows Joseph Funare gains rights to sue the Oxford Central School Board over the wrongful death of his son David Joseph Funare 11 struck by a pitched ball during practice. Action names the Board of Education James A Johnson and Robert Jones as defendants with the Chenango County Surrogate issuing limited letters of administration. David Funare was honored posthumously at a Cooperstown all star game where his family received a certificate and badge from Harold Ty Cobb.
Seneca Falls sponsors a four week day camp for 209 Brownies and Girl Scouts at the Charles C. Inshaw farm two miles south of Cayuga Lake State Park. Rose Mareerfron of Ovid serves as general director with an extensive local staff including Pauline Mason Cayuga and Mary Louise Knight Seneca Falls. Activities include nature wood craft swimming singing outdoor cooking and nature craft with tent shelters and self made primitive equipment.
Aliss Derihy Zegouris of Fulton and William H Lindsey of Afton were married today at State Street Church by Rev Harold A Thomas. Bride given by her uncle Dr Robert Lormore of Lowville. attendants were Joyce Harney and Robert Lindsey. Reception followed. couple to reside on Caswell Street in Afton.
Massena notices that Rev. Charles Graf of St. John's Episcopal Greenwich Village will conduct Sunday services at 8 and 9 30 during Rev. Charles Bowen Persell Jr. vacation this month.
Joseph Malnic of Division Street was bitten on the left side of the neck yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Dr A D Burr 69 a Gouverneur physician since 1928 died at home 83 Trinity Ave of a heart attack. He practiced 42 years and was a past St Lawrence County Medical Society president health officer for Gouverneur Fowler and Rossie and school physician for 16 years. Burial in Riverside Rochester with services at 10 AT Monday. He was born Feb 3 1883 in Rochester and educated at Rochester and Michigan. He leaves five children and 17 grandchildren.
Clifford W. Lewis a Watertown pharmacist sues Howard Sobor Driveway Inc May D Miller and Holmes Talcott Co for 24225 after a Jan 5 collision near Watertown. He claims a Sobor truck failed to yield causing his car to crash into a ditch and injure him.
Building permits totaling 52288 were issued last month including a permit to City Engineer Charles Linsler. The package includes three new homes with a combined cost of 26000.
Mrs. Mabel Porter Downes of 180 Clinton Street resigns after 33 years as treasurer of the First Presbyterian Church. She is succeeded by Mrs. Florence Watts Fagan of 135 Ten Eyck Street.
More than 360 women from 14 New York counties will gather at the Home Bureau camp for a week starting August 3 at Camp Letworth Bristol Hills. Courses include swimming nature study knitting basket weaving and textile stenciling led by Mrs Geraldine Hockenberger with Barbara Blair Jacomina Van Troost Homer A Harvey Marien Darwin Marie L Gustafson and Richard Clemens serving in various instructional and supervisory roles.
Oswego Merchants beat Phoenix 3-2 at Otis Field in a State League baseball contest. Oswego ace Bill Finahan allowed seven scattered hits while Don Adsit yielded six safeties for Phoenix.
Leslie Perry aged 59 Cherry Street died yesterday in Potsdam Hospital. He lived in Potsdam many years and worked at Elliott Hardwood Company. Survived by wife Mrs Perry and several children. Services set for 9 A M Tuesday at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery.
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