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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1949
Page
10
A jumble of names, dates, and burial notices appears from Beaths Brewster to Sreanwee. The text lists mourners, survivors, and funeral services with church and cemetery details, including Saint Peters and Onondars, and references to local undertakers and arrangements across multiple entries.
Mrs Rose of 11 Brooxford ra a naw formerly emplopea ay s oer oh The Aedis Com pany for many ears an active member of Temple Adath Yeshuren She Mm Ros had are vursed for Jay Copos Susving are a brother J Dume and an aunt Funeral services at 2 PM tomorrow in Birn baum funeral home Burial will follow at 2Gre Cemetery Also Elizabeth Fruscelio, widow of Dominick Fruscelio, died Saturday night in St Josephs Hospital Burial will be in St Agnes Cemetery Survivors include husband three sons Angelo Cart ana Fred Fruscesdo four daughters Mrs Dominick Garofalo Mrs James Muscato Mrs Louis Francher and Mrs Al
Carr ie B Ryan reports Court House holds bargain days with crowding on Butteraut Street. Funeral services for Mrs. Brasaut to be held at 2 PM Wednesday at George W Ball with burial in Woodlans Cemetery. Mrs. Brasaut, 1621 But vernust, leaves husband and son Donald 2337, plus siblings and relatives. Floyd family note mentions longtime Syracuse ties and local newspaper publishing.
Notices pinned on three boards at Court House entrances and around the Cathedral have accumulated over years. Many are expired by months, with people rarely checking them. A few postings appear near City paths, but overall attention is limited as boards crowd with stale notices.
The article reports mixed reaction to a proposed railroad school bill. It notes funeral services and named officials, including Siracusan and Schumacher Mason, with references to Weehawken and New York Central. Police and fire responders attended a drowning incident near Jamesville. The piece mentions federal funds debate and Catholic groups, citing Rep. Rizhiman and Rep. Davies.
Mrs Ellen Mallon Heffernan Malion widow of William Mallon will be buried Wednesday at 9 A M in St Patrick and mass at 9 30 A M at home then at St Agnes Cemetery Born in Fabius she was 50 years a West End resident and commandaant of St Patricks C hurch She died after a week long illness Surviving are three daughters four sisters and two grandchildren
Dr Henry Steele Commager, renowned historian and former War Department committee member, will lecture tomorrow in Maxwell Auditorium Syracuse University. He has authored and edited multiple history works and taught at New York University Columbia Cambridge University and Pitt.
Fragmented OCR style report lists cases and actions at Traffic Court. Names, addresses, license details, officer notes, and various alleged offenses appear with scattered figures and locations such as We Gmieren SS fepmac Pochess and 36 to 38 mr On W Goze. The text mentions operator licenses for Michael Filia and recording of James Roberts with addresses and firm names, reflecting a busy docket with multiple scattered entries.
Fragmentary obituary items list several death entries in the Syracuse area with names such as Wisam, Snyder, Brown, and others, including ages like 38 and 27. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate local notices for multiple individuals.
Joseph 5 was in critical condition after an accident Saturday night when his car left a highway block near E Water Street and a restaurant, struck a two story dwelling, and caused a blaze in an abandoned building. Firemen battled flames and attended to multiple injuries including a fractured skull and scalp lacerations. the fire originated from the vehicle and was linked to a condemned property owned by Jack Butin.
The City Recreation Department launches a ten day Doll and Pet Parade across 31 neighborhoods inviting all children with dolls or pets to enter. Dolls judged on beauty and care while pets are judged on intelligence, cuteness, and care. Each area runs its own parade day with entries expected to exceed last year’s numbers and prizes include blue ribbons and special awards.
The Inquiring Reporter asks local women about wearing stockings in summer. Responses show varied practice. some wear at work or home for comfort, others avoid them when dressed in shorts or slacks. Several cite comfort, habit, and attire influencing their choice.
The Spratuse Recreation Department announces a Tuesday park concert by the concert orchestra at McChesney Park. The program will feature a mix of classical works and lighter pieces in a Pont and serio vein, with several past performers returning. Local organizer Douglas Matgos and others invite the public to attend the all classical concert series continuation.
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