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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1952
Page
12
Deaths and funeral notices for Andrews Lawrence Andrews Bateman Cecilia Ogle Brown Ruth Lott Dixon Catherine Drumm Fellows Carl J Ballwegch Fellows Anna Benson Moses Lee J. Burns and Son family Clergy and friends are invited to services. Interments include Bridgeport Cemetery Lake Cemetery White Chapel Memory Gardens and St. Agnes Cemetery. Multiple survivors and funeral arrangements noted.
Funeral services for Louis H. Smith 64 of 508 Irving Ave. will be at 2 P.M. tomorrow at St. Philip's Episcopal Church. A Dey Bros. employe for 48 years he was a World War I veteran and a member of Onondaga Lodge 32 F and A M Prince Hall Affiliation. He is survived by a wife three stepsons two stepdaughters cousins and 12 grandchildren. Burial at Slomingside Cemetery with Dev Bros. personnel as honorary bearers. Friends may call Garland Bros. Funeral Home 3-5 and 7-9.
Obituaries published for Illian Carver Underhill of 29 Jordan Street Skaneateles died recently with two sisters Mrs Minnie Wither and Mrs John of Skaneateles surviving along with two nephews. Funeral set at Bernie I O’New & Son Thursday at 2 PM with visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM at 33 Jordan Street. Also notice for Selala Wibbe of Rhinebeck Cedar Street July 27 1932. survived by son John H Wibbe of Syracuse and daughter Mrs Bette Tied of Alexander Bay. siblings listed. burial in Aseumation Cemetery with calling hours 8 to 9 PM and 2 to 8 PM Tuesday.
Directory style notice listing multiple funeral homes with addresses and contact numbers. Firms include Greenleaf, Minale, Pirro & Sons, Callahan Hanley, John G Butler, Fairchild & Meech, J.P Burns & Son, Edward Wrobel. Provides owners or managers where stated and street locations for each establishment.
William M Mersereau of Widewater Road DeWitt a Wells Cov erly clothing salesman for 26 years died Sunday in Buffalo. Services set for 2 PM Thursday at Goddard Crandall Funeral Home officiated by Rev Leonard Basford burial Fayetteville Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 PM today and 2-4 and 7-9 PM tomorrow. Survivors include wife Marie Stone Mersereau and his parents Mr and Mrs Mersereau of Clearwater Florida.
Mrs. Anna B Quinlan widow of Rogar P Quinlan a former Syracuse Fire Department lieutenant died yesterday at her home 1027 Bellevue Ave after a long illness. Services set for 8 30 a m Thursday at Luzon Funeral Home with Mass at Most Holy Rosary Church burial in St Agnes Cemetery. She was born in Pittsburgh and lived in Syracuse most of her life leaving survivors daughter Miss Eileen M Quinlan and several nieces and nephews.
Obituaries list funeral services for Orville D. Sirrine of 1434 S McBride St and Margaret Lowther of Syracuse along with Lawrence Andrews Cecelia C Brown George Ruff Maye Bancroft Pulver and others. Details include dates times funeral homes churches and burial sites plus survivor lists and calling hours.
Bernard I Markowitz 24 of 715 Crawford Ave faces third degree assault charges after his wife pressed a warrant Friday following a street corner attack. He pleaded not guilty in Police Court and was released on 300 bail with a hearing set for Aug 5. The complaint cites an alleged attack on his wife at East Fayette Street with a two year old present. The couple has been separated since Sept 1994 with temporary alimony of 35 a week. An earlier assault charge by Marshal Grover of 1108 Madison Street remains pending with bail set at 50.
Wesley A. Hirst of 400 Tecumseh Road, a 34 year route foreman for Dairylea Milk, will had funeral at 2 PM Thursday at Rockefeller Methodist Church with Rev. Dewnt C. Clemens. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Warners. Survivors include wife Ruth Brandt Hirst four daughters mother brother sister and ten grandchildren.
Mrs. Lillian Carver Underhill 80 of 29 Jordan Street Skaneateles widow of Walter Underhill died yesterday at home after a short illness. Services listed for 2 PM Thursday at Bern ie J. O Neill Funeral Home with Rev Frederick C Schorge jor Pennellville officiating. Friends may call today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. She was born in Skaneateles, daughter of late Edward and Mary Seely Carver. Member of First Presbyterian Church and Skaneateles Grange. Survivors include two sisters Evie Wichey and Mrs John Stott of Skaneateles and several nieces and nephews.
Katherine Drumm Fellows 86 of 115 E Bissell Street widow of Norman L Fellows died after a short illness. She was a lifelong Syracuse resident and First Ward Presbyterian Church member. Survived by two sons Clary Fellows Seattle and Lewis Fellows DeWitt, a sister Mrs E J Fuller and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 10 AM Fairchild Meech Funeral Chapel with Rev John Erickson officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
The Onondaga County Veterans' Service Agency and the Veterans Administration Regional Office offer mustering out payment application forms for all veterans who served on or after June 26 1950. Veterans must bring Report of Separation Form DD 214 and mail it with the application. Copies of DD 214 will be made on site for future reference.
A list shows multiple individuals obtaining marriage licenses including Leslie J. Taylor Jr of Auburn and Jane A. Stevens of 1531 South Ave, with other pairs named along with street addresses across towns such as Pittsfield and Salina. The notices include names like David J. Heft and Alfred C. Rocca and place details such as 608 Carbon St and 1020 E. Washington St.
A delegation led by Michael Harkins Local 415 met with Mayor Corcoran to discuss converting certain city employees from per diem to annual compensation. The mayor will review data and favors an annual basis where feasible, noting per diem workers would join the new salary plan with wage stabilization and longevity increments after 10 years.
Paul Dziczkaniec 62, of 139 Beacon St, a maintenance employee at Carrier Corporation's Thompson Road plant, died unexpectedly today after being struck in the parking lot. Born in Poland and living in Syracuse 53 years, he worked for Carrier since 1946 and is survived by his wife, daughter, son, sister, and stepbrother. Funeral arrangements at Giminski Funeral Home.
TRUELL J. MOLLE, 33, of 721 Oswego Jr., pleads not guilty to three traffic counts after a collision with a police radio cruiser. Bail set at 1,000 pending a August 18 hearing. He was arrested after a parked cruiser was struck on Clinton street and faces charges of leaving the scene and failing to control and notify the DMV of address change. Police say a fuel oil truck damaged the cruiser and radio gear. He may be questioned about a later hit on an alarm box at Tallman and Oneida streets.
The United States government files in Utica District Court to collect 319.83 from Richard W. Richberg of Liverpool. The suit relates to a 2000 loan made Aug. 30, 1946 from Merchants National Bank Syracuse under the Servicemen's Adjustment Act. Richberg defaulted his share of 319.83, plus interest, after Saas paid half.
Congress will cut 50 percent of Army and Air Force recruiting expenses eliminating the Northern New York Recruiting District headquarters in Syracuse. No date set for discontinuance. Syracuse HQ in the Chimes Building to become a main station under a new system with Buffalo and Albany as other main stations. Functions will move to New York City.
Thomas Webster, 43, of the Onondaga Indian Reservation, told police three men pulled him into an alley in the 500 block of Almond Street and stole $25 and his shoes. He was brought to headquarters shoeless and moneyless, booked for public intoxication, pleaded guilty, and was fined $10 or 10 days. He was sent to the county penitentiary after his money was seized earlier.
Roger McClung of Renwick West Virginia pleaded guilty to petty larceny. He was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to six months in Onondaga penitentiary, with the fine suspended if he pays 40 dollars restitution to Sears Roebuck for a bad check. Police reports indicate Utica and Rome also have warrants.
A 13 year old boy, Arlie Denesha, was playing leapfrog at Burnet Park when he fell onto his shoulder and was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. Police reported no further injuries or details of his condition.
A whimsical column describes three Portuguese kids visiting daily with vegetables and flowers, notes on butterfly weed Asclepias tuberosa and trumpet vine, and gardening tips for Central New York and coastal soil. It mentions seed collection practices, plant transplanting challenges, and the humidity aiding growth.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Allen, 21, of Clay RD 1, vanished Friday causing concern among her parents and the Onondaga County sheriff. She reappeared saying she was on vacation in Utica with a friend and had not quit her job at Crouse Hinds.
A long list of births noting couples and addresses in Syracuse and nearby towns with July delivery dates. Names include Baker, LaSiora, Hayman, Motermas, Ressler, Grinnell, Harrison, Benedict, Janket, Vollmamer, Soceecet, Mogzelii, Rot den, Hourigan, Senitiet, Beckendorf, Sabatinoeville, Bernard Row, Murray, Seely, Ascioti, Fehano, Shiber, Beers, Philips, Starr, Rubedo, Avischuysen, Paterson, Burgess, Tigeets, Arasons, Perrone, Andraeier, Griep, Grezorro, Marcellus, and others, with addresses such as 3244 S Collingwood Ave, 5306 S Salina St, 117 Sims Rd, 220 Bar, 208 Wellesleyre, 616 NS McBride St, among many July dates.
Republicans and Democrats plan parallel state judicial candidate conventions in Syracuse between August 29 and August 36. Both parties expect to endorse incumbent Justice Francis D. McCurn and choose nominees for vacancies left by Justices Sears and Zoller. The Onondaga organization weighs endorsements as talks of judicial timber rise among attorneys. The Fifth District spans Onondaga Oswego Herkimer Lewis Jefferson Oneida counties.
Richard H. Hurley filed a claim against the city seeking 20000 dollars alleging negligence for missing warning signs on Erie Boulevard West. Hurley says his car was demolished and he was severely injured after driving into a train on April 27.
A condensed record of traffic violations listing individuals and charges. Names include Woodrow Presswood and Kenneth Case with penalties for speeding, unregistered vehicles, and license issues. Locations include Erie, Mantins, North Syracuse, Canastota, and surrounding streets with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars.
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