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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1941
Page
6
Obituary notices for Joan Corrigan 82 and Katherine Fix Kruger reveal surviving family including spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. Funeral services listed with locations such as Road Church and Tabéard Church, burial plans, and arranging funeral homes noted for arrangements.
Local notice lists N L Jack Frasier with phone 3 2349 and residence at 261 Grant Boulevard.
Funeral services were held in Louisville for Charles Frank Price 85 an Syracuse native and longtime Churchill Downs official. Price aged 85 died Sunday and had 55 years as a racing official with jockey clubs in the United States Canada and Mexico. He served as associate manager of the Louisville Jockey Club 1886 president judge 1899 presiding judge of the Louisville Racing Association 1907 and associate manager of the Kentucky Jockey Club 1923. Surviving are son Clarence F Price granddaughter Ethel Franklin Frice and grandson Charles Whitney Price.
Donald Earl Crandall of Seymour Street and Mary Jane Gard ner of Dudley Street. Henry Williard of Thornton and Elizabeth Olga Durney of Road endall. O'Brien of ont Street and Mary Margaret Wallace of Primrose Avenue. Alfred Rubino of East Willow Street and Anna Mae Gwynn of South Alvord Street. Edmund Francis Driscoll of Rich Street and Janet Margaret Bastedo of Eliott Street. Carl Luther Kurtz of North Townsend Street and Marion Gertrude Schille of North State Street. Raymond William Colomb of South Avenue and Marion Colmsay of Warner Avenue.
Carl G Wormuth former Syracuse attorney and son of Ella Wormuth of 254 West Borden Avenue died Saturday of a heart attack while swimming at a Belmont Massachusetts beach. Survived by wife Edith two daughters Jean and Nancy his mother and several cousins and aunts. Born Auburn June 1890 he later lived in Ira Cayuga County and attended Hannibal High School. He earned a Syracuse University College of Law degree in 1911 and practiced with Costello Cooney Burden Walters before joining Troop D New York National Guard in 1916. After World War I discharge he worked with the veterans war risk insurance bureau in Boston until his death.
Vasil Evanoff 60 known as Peter George died suddenly from a heart attack at work on Jamesville Onativia Road while employed as a laborer by the bounty highway department. Services at 1:30 at home and 2 at Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Mirta, three sons Kyril Theodore and James, and eight grandchildren. native of Macedonia, resident of Syracuse 26 years.
James Diggs 46 of 14 South Townsend Street died after leaping from a fourth story window at University Hospital Sunday morning at 8 30. Coroner H Ernest Galt ruled death by own action noting melancholia over illness and a likely recovery from pneumonia before mental illness signs. Attendants and Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital officials had been informed of his condition.
Mrs. Alice Fernald Emerson poetess of Indianapolis dies at home aged veteran writer author of Marsh Fire and former American associate editor of The Spring Anthology native of Boston lived in Indianapolis 30 years
Robert F. Archibald 74 a New York City businessman died in a Denver hospital after a paralytic stroke. He was president of four New York City real estate companies.
Dallas reports Dr. Robert Thomas Hill 82 veteran geologist of the United States Geological Survey from 1886 to 1930, discoverer of Texas oil bearing sands. Chicago notes Mrs. Helen Palmer Dawes 72 widow of Rufus Cutler Dawes, utility executive and president of Chicago's 1933 34 Century of Progress Exposition.
Ceilan Cass Hendee 77 longtime builder of Sioux Falls stock yards in South Dakota retired at 60 then became a magazine illustrator focusing on dogs. He died in Chicago on July 29.
Mme Aurelia Arimondi a 75 year old opera mezzo soprano and widow of Vittorio Arimondi dies in Chicago. She studied under and starred for Giuseppe Verdi and was a noted Italian basso.
William Parke aged 68, a stage veteran who appeared with E R H Sothern in If I Were King, was a former stock company manager and an early motion picture director.
Mrs Helene Rosenberg Frank, 52, mother of Waldo Frank, author, is noted in New York on July 29.
Dr. Robert T. Hill, 82, of Dallas died after a career as principal geologist of the United States Geological Survey from 1886 to 1930. He joined Cornell in 1882 with sixth grade schooling and earned an A B S degree four years later, conducting much research in Texas.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Catherine Kruger 68 of 709 East Laurel Street found dead at home near Baldwinsville. Rev. Gustav Huf will officiate at 2 PM at the home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by daughter Anna Kruger son Walter G Kruger sister Mrs William Mogg brother Edward J Fix grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Also notes the death and services of Charles Passett and Mrs. Ann Pitoniak and Mrs. Cecelia Kaupp Zion with their burial details and church rites in local cemeteries.
Charles Coultier 82 of 21135 West Beard Avenue died Thursday. Funeral held at 2 P.M. Monday at A. C. Schumacher memorial home conducted by Rev. William Montgomery of First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial at Howlett Hill Cemetery with bearers William Lane George Gehring Fred J. Smith and Anthony Wilis.
Mrs Blanche G Yates of 219 Lincoln Avenue widow of William H Yates died at Syracuse General Hospital Monday. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at Cen tenary Methodist Church with Rev Leonard S Basford. Burial in Onondaga Valley Cemetery. She lived in Onondaga County all her life and in Syracuse 50 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert F Jaquin grandson Robert F Jaquin Jr and sister Mrs J D Hinch of Lakeland Florida.
Bearers at the funeral Monday afternoon for Mrs. Philopena Hupp of 617 East Division Street included Edward Goettel Daniel Winter Jacob Winter Fay Hodges Jacob Seeland and J Sanderson. Services were conducted at 2 PM at Traugott Lohman Frasier Funeral Home by Rev Viggo Swenson of St Peters Lutheran Church. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Jacob H. Perskie, a longtime Atlantic City artist known for photo graphical etchings of President Roosevelt used in posters for Roosevelt's first two campaigns, died at age 76.
Canadian RAF officer aged 25 leads Havoc night squad at an English airdrome. The piece describes night missions over France, formation flying in a glass nose, and pilots achieving confirmed and probable Nazi losses. It also notes the author’s personal reflections and a birthday celebration within the squadron.
A Syracuse University campus crew of 20 athletes who care for the grounds includes Tom Kerr a Rosemont Pa native and former tree surgeon. He worked 1927 to 1935 for Bartlett and Davey before funding medical study and becoming a freshman in the College of Medicine. Kerr 32 exempt from service. The gang handles everything from digging ditches to tree topping and also earns meals at University Hospital of the Good Shepherd and Winchell Hall. Other members include Loren Schoff Rudy Regholec Bunky Morris Ralph Cordisco and Gene Berger.
Four year old Dorothy Louise Bean of Knoxboro died after a crash four miles west of Auburn on the Clark Street Road. Her brother Donald, 16, driver of the family car, and parents survived with minor injuries. Driver C Edwin Walker of Rochester escaped with bruises. Autopsy showed a fractured skull. Accident investigated by state police.
Pine Camp hosts open air concert by the 66th Field Artillery Band drawing 6 000 to 8 000 troops and civilians. A radio program staged by the 35th Armored Regiment featured a play and music written and performed by soldiers. Maj. Gen. Henry W. Baird praised the effort. USO, YMCA and Salvation Army plans expand troop recreation in nearby towns including Carthage Watertown Sackets Harbor and Black River with new recreation sites and debates planned.
About 60 Pennsylvanians who worked as bean pickers near Peterboro last week returned home. A New York State Labor Department inspector was expected to investigate wage claims and charges for food and necessaries. Canastota village attorney said arrests might follow.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden rejects any peace with Hitler and warns the world a German peace blitz is near. He says Britain and the United States must remain vigilant as Europe faces reconstruction and the need to prevent a resurgent war machine. He stresses only a total defeat of Hitler can secure lasting peace and urges unity among the U S S R China United States and British Empire.
Pravda reports on the Southwestern front where Marshal Semeon Budenny visited Red Army lines as infantrymen readied to attack after 90 minutes of artillery fire. He quipped it is hot while a soldier replied the Nazis face greater heat.
In Cortland on a July Saturday night at the McGraw Baptist parsonage Rev. Stanley B. Thomson united Miss Alice F. Fairbanks daughter of Mrs. Florine Fairbanks and Herman R. Miles of 87 Lincoln Avenue in marriage. The couple will reside at 82 Groton Avenue.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Foreign Press Association that Britain will not allow Germany to collapse economically and warned against any peace terms with Hitler. He urged US help in reconstruction and in preserving postwar peace, stressing Germany’s destruction of Hitler remains essential for lasting peace.
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