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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1940

Page

5

World Wide Baraca Philathea Union Opens Jubilee in Syracuse

The five day World Wide Baraca Philathea Union golden jubilee convention opens at First Baptist Church Syracuse with 1500 delegates from the United States and Canada. Dr L Weston Smith presides as William Camelford introduces officers and guests. The schedule includes panel discussions, dinners, and faith services culminating in a sunrise Memorial for Marshall A Hudson.

First Baptist Church United States Canada World Wide Baraca Philathea Union Marshall A. Hudson World Wide Religious Movement Charlotte Donovan England China Japan India South America L. Weston Smith William Camelford Edwin T. Dahlberg Hudson Hall Camelford Henrietta Heron Smith Dahlberg North Carolina Kentucky Florida Tennessee New England C. Gordon Brownville Boston J. H. Telford Lynn J. Radcliffe First Methodist Church Syracuse Rimmer Dr. Smith Dr. Rimmer Hudson Thornden Park Norris A. Hurd George Quence Harold Rockwell William J. Weigel Sherman Saunders

Cramers Leave Sunday for New York World’s Fair Vacation

Kenneth F Cramer and family of 302 Dewitt Road will drive to New York City for a free weeklong visit to the World’s Fair as guests of The Herald Journal. Selected from 90 families, the Cramers include Richard 9 and Gloria 7 and will stay in FHA housing on the fair grounds. A family contest influenced packing and travel plans with the father winning a playful wager against his son Dick, who proved champion in a home game. The trip, in a new chauffeur driven Ford, will commence Sunday. The family plans sightseeing and hopes to see much of the fair, with Mrs Cramer having previously visited the fair during a brief trip to NYC.

Cramer New York Richard Cramer Gloria Cramer Alice Cramer Kenneth F. Cramer Dewitt Road The Herald- Journal Cramers Richard Gloria Mr. Cramer Fair Ground New York City Lhey

Family to Live in FHA Modern American Home on Fairgrounds

Mrs Cramer and her family celebrate selection to occupy an FHA modern home on the fairgrounds. Mr Cramer, who works at the family turkey farm on the Belgium Phoenix Road, plans time off next week as relatives flood the home with congratulatory calls.

Cramer Belgium-Phoenix Road Cramers Digliiy Herald-Journal

Ham and egg case ends in fines for Barry

Gerald A. Barry, 40, of Le moyne Avenue, pleaded guilty at Police Court to public intoxication after an altercation over ham prices at a Second North grocery. He received a $10 fine or 10 days. Viktor Anderson, 23, of East Jefferson Street, also pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was held for sentencing after police said he smashed a billiard parlor window on Townsend Street.

Gerald A. Barry Lemoyne Avenue Homer W. Walsh Leonard Weber John Rice Barry Second North Wolf Streets Viktor Anderson East Jefferson Street Anderson Louis Carrino South Townsend Street Learly

Chittenango and Wampsville Call Rev E Paul Conine as Pastor

Unanimous calls extended yesterday to the Rev. E Paul Conine to serve both Chittenango and Wampsville Presbyterian Churches effective Aug 1. Conine, recently ordained, addressed both congregations at a joint service in Chittenango. The action will be reviewed by the Syracuse Presbytery and the minister. Conine studied at Union Theological Seminary and graduated from Boston University School of Theology in June.

Chittenango Wampsville E. Paul Conine Wendell Terrace Conine A. D. Stearns Syracuse Westminster Presbyterian Church Union Theological Seminary Boston University School of Theology

Boy Rescued By Park Head At Green Lake

Park superintendent Arvin Almquist plunged into Green Lake to rescue a 25 foot off shore swimmer. The boy was pulled ashore and treated while hundreds of bathers watched. It was the season’s first rescue at the State park and the boy’s identity was not released. Also listed are marriage licenses and details for the 42nd annual Onondaga Firemen’s Association parade in Solvay with marshal lineup and reviewing stand.

Green Lake Arvin Almquist Almquist Charles Lynch Lynch Maryland John D. Shelly Solvay Onondaga County Firemen’s Association Second Street Franklin Lionel Avenues Woods Road Prospect Hose House Robert Krammer Syracuse Fire Department Edward Jutton Onondaga County Exempts Karl T. Klock The County Prospect Hose Company East Solvay George Kelly Tanner Hose Company

Child Bitten by Dog on Beecher Street

Patsy Bombard ten year old of 215 Beecher Street was bitten on the left ankle by a dog yesterday morning and treated at Crouse Irving Hospital. Police ordered the dog owner to keep the animal leashed for ten days.

Patsy Bombard Beecher Street Crouse-Irving Hospital

West Solway water fight game led by mayor starter

West Solway under the direction of Mrs. Edward Gorman. Mayor John J. Degan has been selected as the starter of the water fight.

West Solway Edward Gorman John J. Degan

Missing Syracuse Youth Sought in Raymon Russo Case

Search underway for 17 year old Raymon Russo of 408 Fabius Street after he was reported missing. Authorities released limited details and urged public help locating him. Local police and community volunteers coordinated outreach across Syracuse and neighboring areas.

Sake Wennmichn Syracuse Raymon Russo Fabius Street

Missing Homer canning worker leaves town after meeting in Syracuse

Police hunt for Raymond Russo who vanished after leaving Syracuse on July 4 to obtain a social security card, heading toward Homer. Dominick Russo says Raymond did not report for work at the Homer canning factory and has not been heard from since.

Homer Russo Dominick Russo Syracusa Raymond Inot Wort

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Philathea Worldwide Union Kenneth F. Cramers N. Y. City Marcel Beauty Shop Ren Addis Miss Mildred Wilkinson Merly Marcel’s Park Head Kelly Solvay Fire Parade of County Association Carl Clarence Wood Waverly Avenue Lena Dorothy Shatraw Euclid Avenue John Edward Sullivan Lodi Street Ethel Gertrude Benedict Stolp Avenue Williams Caprice Light Suntone Baku Oxford
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