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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1949
Page
17
The page lists multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for Syracusers, including Sgt Eugene Woerner buried Friday, Margaretta Breckheinen, Alice P. Kelleher, Alfred Caine, and others. It notes survivors, service details, and cemetery plans, with local funeral homes handling arrangements.
Mrs Lucy May Starbird and Harold R Starord family announce a death at Abel Nursing Home. The deceased, a former member of St Pauls Episcopal Couren, is remembered for service at the church. Funeral details listed for burial at Genre Cemetery with services at Fairchild and Meech Funeral Zone tomorrow.
Angelo Pozzi longtime Solvay Process Co employee and inventor of two soda ash articles will be honored at a high mass Friday afternoon at Assumption Cemetery. He came from Tyrol Austria in 1876, worked at Split Rock quarry, then main plant, retired 1907, ran a hotel and grocery afterward. Survivors include wife Mary, sons Joseph and Frank, daughters in law Mrs Paul Tarelli and Mrs Anthony Frederis, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, brother Anthony of Detroit, and several nieces and nephews.
Obituary items list Mrs Jeanie Mott of 139 Holland St who died at Crouse-Irving Hospital. She leaves two sons, a daughter, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. services at Free Methodist Church with burial at Morningside Cemetery. Also notices Antonio Tesoriero of 431 North Ave who died, with survivors including wife and children. John Dill of 613 Montgomery St with funeral arrangements. James Arthur McGaw and Gertrude Al, with service and burial details at local churches and cemeteries.
Indiana youth JOSEPH SHOWALTER, 20, of Fairland, charged with grand theft after allegedly selling a 1937 car to James McCoy and attempting to flee by Greyhound bus. Paul Callahan and Detective Capt Metzger reported Showalter was arrested near the bus terminal as officers closed in on a Seattle-bound bus.
Robert Meldram aged 34 of Cynwyd Pennsylvania died in Philadelphia following a prowler incident at a plant on 271 V street. Investigators including police squads and detectives traced an intruder with witnesses describing a door closing and a man fleeing. Survived by wife Florence Meldram and mother Mrs Mello Meldram, services set for 2 PM at R R Bringhurst funeral home Cynwyd with burial there.
William Rungland, general master mechanic, announced a $50,000 reorganization at the De Wit yards of the New York Central in East Syracuse. The plan shifts engine entry to Bridge Street and exit to Clark Street, eliminates stokers except for test firing, and installs electric precipitators on all smokestacks.
Funeral services for Leonard Reddick of 415 Cedar Street will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Garland Bros. funeral home. Surviving are his wife Hachie Reddick a daughter Lillian Wynes and sisters Mrs Dora Davis of 1050 S Townsend Street and Mrs Ora Hogan of 820 Almond Street.
John A. Koster 17 of 216 Sinolest pled not guilty to second degree burglary after police court judge William H. Bamerick set a date to obtain counsel. He is accused of breaking into a soft oak machine at the Alhambra skating rink 273 James St and stealing $1.00.
Lyons Newman of Syracuse is a principal creditor in Valley Iron and Metal Co Inc Utica debtor with debts totaling 58279 and assets of 5325 300 The petition cites Utica City executions and an eviction suit as factors prompting the filing Signed by Louis Goldstone as president with 500 loan exposure Jennie Goldstone sec of the firm Also notes Internal Revenue Service wage tax withholdings and a May financial claim by a major creator of Oneida National Bank
The nine man board plans centralization of Central School in Cicero Clas Sabra and Dei It reports focus on opening dates for all district schools and coordinated bus service across 62 square miles The board will meet July 13 and 14 with Dr Edward Dotter of the State Education Department to discuss a unified budget replacing 19 separate budgets.
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