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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1952
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and entities such as Thomason, Leonard, Satan i) Reve Geuree, Delia James Baware, and Edward Wrobel. The readable portions resemble a tangled roster or notices with scattered dates and places, offering limited coherent event details.
Seven month old David John Duns, son of Mr and Mrs Jona J Dunn of 624 Midlander, died unexpectedly during a visit near Oneonta. Autopsy cites acute infection. Survived by maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs LC Denney and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Kenest Dunn. Zion's Episcopal Church funeral at 2 PM Monday. burial at Morris. Sloan Funeral Home of Morris in charge.
The page lists multiple funeral notices and memorials for residents including Vincent A. Aur in Albany area and E L Coleman. It notes calling hours, service times, and burial places such as Mt. Zion and St Joseph cemeteries. Families named include Auringer, Coleman, Jones, Moore, Reilly, Kisney, and King with connections to Syracuse and nearby towns.
Obituary reports Daniel O Loughlin of Baldwinsville died in St Joseph's Hospital after a long service career. Survived by wife, daughter, sisters and brothers, with funeral mass at St Louis Church and burial at St Blaise Cemetery. Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 PM, tomorrow 9 to 11 AM.
The dispatch lists scattered details from Auburn about two new policemen and a city weather report. It notes a shift in temperatures across regions including the mountains of Virginia and the Rocky Mountain states, with some regions seeing changes and general demand in agricultural markets.
Mrs. Imogene C. Dyer of 485 Bridge St died yesterday after a long illness. She was 56, wife of George W. Dyer, and a native of this region. The funeral plans were not immediately announced.
National Fort Furniture Association and North- Hester University staff study Chicago stores and plants. A workers picnic is planned at Clark Reservation tomorrow with all stores closing. A baby contest and a hall game between adults and children are featured.
Howard Johnson of Todge 250 was elected general chairman of the gridwork committee for the New York Central lines from New York City to Buffalo and north to Montreal. The election occurred at the Yates Hotel with 42 members of the general grievance committee present. Johnson previously served as secretary. William Pryers of Loge 468 Kongston was named to succeed him. Johnson will replace James Anderson as chairman while Anderson becomes vice president of the Brotherhood.
Funeral services for Mrs Mery T Single of 519 Danforth Street Syracuse will be at 530 AM Monday at the Church of the Assumption. Burial follows at Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow in Syracuse with details as listed in the notice. Survivors include two sons Walter Single of St Joseph Missouri and Robert J Single of Syracuse. a daughter Mrs Dorothy Merer of ird El-Lewis Missouri. two brothers Charles Fiesinger Utica and George. two grandchildren.
The Syracuse Company is awarded a contract to supply desks and chairs for the city school system at a cost of 3018.73, with delivery no later than September. Board of Education plans an annex to Gansevoort School costing an estimated 515000, to be similar to school layouts in Cincinnati and Cleveland, and will study comparable buildings in other cities.
A group of 65 and older members of the Golden Age Club depart Monday for a Jefferson Park Camp stay on Lake Galario featuring craft classes cooking outdoors fishing boating and ship watching. Thursday they join American Boat Line at Claxton for a Thousand Islands cruise with a Bible reading Friday and a Golden Age Cine showing.
Readable fragments describe increasing warmth and unsettled conditions with scattered showers and possible storms tonight. Some words are garbled but indicate a gradual warmup with periods of rain and thunder across the area.
Laforratha Vande Baske and other volunteers of the Lafayette and Jordan observation posts and the Syracuse Filter Center received awards for outstanding service in Operation Skywatch. Maj. Oille Baker praised a 65 percent county coverage, urging more volunteers to reach 300 percent for air defense readiness in Onondaga County.
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