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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1952
Page
6
Multiple obituary notices listing HAZEL BATES AINE of Clayton EDITH and MINERVA Bates and MARGARET BRONNER with survivors, service details and burial at Co nam er Cemetery. Additional obituaries include PRED GRABOSKY HENRY SHIM FLORENTI WHITING CARL BALLWEG and others with service times, calling hours and interment at Assumption and local cemeteries.
John J. Schuyler, 60, of 718 W Brightonav Onondaga County deputy sheriff for 15 years, died this morning at University Hospital after a long illness. A Syracuse resident 45 years, he served inside at a desk and was active as funeral director. Survived by wife Marie, two sons, three grandchildren, his mother, sister and several nephews. Funeral by Rev J Edward Hamilton at Elmwood Presbyterian Church chapel with burial at Morningside Cemetery. call hours Monday and tomorrow.
A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 AM Monday in St Rose Church North Syracuse for Albert L Burns 27 of Brewerton North Syracuse who died yesterday in Crouse Irving Hospital Friends may call today 7 9 PM and 3 5 and 7 10 PM tomorrow at Sears Funeral Home Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery He was WWII Seabee Pacific veteran attended North Syracuse High School and Syracuse University and was a mounted mail carrier at North Syracuse Post Office Surviving wife Roberta Rich Burns a son Gary M his mother Mrs Genevieve Burns
Notices list funeral arrangements for Helen's Flower Shop and Quinlan's Flowers with addresses and phone numbers. Also mentions Karl Lutz Monument Co and De Regis Monuments in Salina. Weather summary notes scattered showers in Florida and across the Dakotas to Texas and New Mexico with fog on the Pacific coast.
Funeral services for John P. Shim a 52 year old Albion resident and Shim Sheet Metal Works proprietor who died suddenly will be held Monday at Komof's Parlors and St Joseph's German Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Survived by wife Rose, son Frederick, sister Mrs Josephine Cobis and brother Ray Dexter, all of Albion.
Fred G Whiting a Carrier Corp foreman died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Services tonight at Greenleaf Funeral Home with a Sunday move to Elizabeth New Jersey for Tuesday service at Higgins Funeral Home. Burial in Graceland Lindson New Jersey. Survived by wife Mary B Whiting a daughter Mrs William C Forman three sons and seven grandchildren.
Mearl S Radigan of 545 Oakwood Ave died last night at Syracuse General Hospital. A Gouverneur native and drill press operator at Prosperity Co for seven years he is survived by wife Evelyn Maybee Radigan two sons Norris and a daughter. three daughters Hilda Maine of Syracuse Mrs Herbert Maine Richville and Mrs Carl Parow Gower. one grandson Robert Maine Richville. Funeral services will be held Monday at the home of Mrs Maine.
Joseph Lascuola 74 died yesterday at his sister Rose Bova's home 319 Marsellus Street. Funeral at Pirro Funeral Home 8 45 a m and 9 30 a m at St Peter's with Rev Louis E Riello. burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation 2 4 and 7 16 p m today and Sunday. Survived by sister Mrs Sorrendino brothers Lawrence and Nonie School and several nieces and cousins.
Roy L. Nicholas of Bush Road Jamesville died after a short illness in Memorial Hospital. Born in Lafayette he worked for Onondaga County and is survived by his wife Irene, two daughters Nancy and Carolyn, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholas, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev. Gordon Wilson officiating. Burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow.
In Milwaukee, three county typists who used a single wedding typewriter left their jobs for marriage. The office notes that girls at weddings often aim to catch the bouquet to hasten their own marriages, and the contest showcased this superstition as the latest craze.
Mrs. William MacRae Osborne 56 formerly of Syracuse and mother of actor Gordon MacRae died after brief illness at her daughter’s home in Westbury L I She was wife of the late William MacRae and lived in Syracuse 25 years later in Spring Lake N J Since 1941 She was a pianist reader at Syracuse Christian Science Church PTA member and golf club affiliate Survived by son Gordon daughter Mrs Duncan Van Cleef Jr two sisters and six grandchildren Funeral set for 3 P M Monday at Colonial Home East Orange N J
Ida Taylor Meays 73 of 32 Grove Street Baldwinsville died today at Memorial Hospital after a long residence in the village. She was active in Baldwinsville Methodist Church organizations and belonged to the Order of Eastern Star and the Past Matrons Association. Funeral 2 PM Monday Gates Funeral Home with Rev. John Lewien officiating. burial Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 9 PM tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Massena 41 of 105 Carlisle Street died today at Syracuse Memorial Hospital native of Syracuse employed as inspector at Onondaga Pottery Company and member of Mount Carmel Society of Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Survived by husband Joseph son Michael daughters Mary and Santa Massena father Anthony Barbera Italy four sisters three aunts and nieces and nephews. Funeral 8:15 AM Tuesday Pirro Sons Funeral Home then 9 AM at St John the Baptist Church with solemn high mass. burial Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call today 7-10 PM and tomorrow and Monday 2-5 and 7-10 PM.
Listings report several regional deaths including Dr. A. D. Burr 69 Gouverneur John A White 74 Parishville Leslie Perry 71 Potsdam Kenneth Brown 18 Potsdam Manuel Bantuvanis 58 Seneca Falls Mrs Lula Hollis 70 Sandy Creek.
STEPILEN M OBREMSKI presides a special independence celebration at the Gen Thaddeus Kosciuszko monument Saratoga Battlefield tomorrow under the Congress and Kosciuszko committee. Veterans groups will place wreaths as Rep Bernard W Kearney and Joseph W Kilgallen speak. Stanley Pilate is a committee member.
Thomas Drake aged 86 died yesterday at the home of his son in law Alec Leddle on McKinley Road. Born in England he was a stone mason who lived in Syracuse 29 years and formerly worked as a general superintendent with Week Co. in England and Scotland. He is survived by three daughters and two sons with 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Burial will be at North Syracuse Cemetery with services at St Thomas Episcopal Church. Friends may call at Ferguson Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow.
James L. Walker, 69, died at the home of his sister Mrs. Ethel Latham in Manlius after a brief illness. He was a retired grading engineer and a member of the Ossining Volunteer Fire Department. He also leaves sister Mrs. Lulu MacPherson of Norwich. Services are 8 A.M. Monday at Mrs. Latham’s home followed by 8:30 A.M. mass at St Ann's Church in Manlius. Burial will be in Sidney Center. Friends may call Sunday at their convenience.
Fair and cool tonight with a better day tomorrow as warmer air arrives. Low tonight 62, high tomorrow 87. Yesterday’s high 84, low 68. Sunset 8 47 PM, sunrise tomorrow 9 32 AM. Record today high 100 in 1911, record low 5 12 in 1946. Humidity 63 yesterday 7 30 PM, 65 today 7 30 AM.
Senate leaders discuss allowing a vote on a DHE measure enabling states in the Great Lakes region to enter compacts on navigation and power linked to the St Lawrence River waterway. Support grows for federal participation in the 800 million dollar project amid Canada’s readiness to proceed alone.
Lester Fox, who has driven 175000 miles in 35 years without a ticket, was cited this year for 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. The day after, Fox earned a five year safe driving award.
Syracuse University Press announced the publication of four books by SU professors. Two titles have already released: Soviet Foreign Relations Documents and Readings edited by Donald G. Bishop and The Leopold van Ranke Manuscripts of Syracuse University edited by Howard O. Brogan Antonio Pace and Adolph Weinberger. A booklet on Van Ranke details his vast library and cataloging efforts. A September release includes Communist Doctrine and the Free World edited by Marguerite Fisher. Also debuting a portfolio of ten Mestrovic wood panels Scenes from the Life of Christ.
In Worth Texas a woman phoned police asking if she was wanted for a crime. Officer Middleton checked records and learned she bore a Houston felony warrant.
Notice of the annual meeting of Central School District No. 3 on July 8 1952 at 7 30 PM in North Syracuse High School for budget approval and three three year trustees. A proposition requests a permanent water main easement for a six inch line to serve Fay Park district hydrants.
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