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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1948
Page
10
Survived by husband John Birnie and one daughter Mrs. Roderick, plus one sister Mrs. Helen Sanford and brother Victor Moseer. Funeral from Homps Funeral Parlors, 203 Fitch Street, Saturday at 2 PM. Rev. CA Reckerens officiating. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 10 PM.
Funeral services for Don ald J. Cavanaugh a Syracuse VA staff member will be held at 9:45 AM at Van Dusen Funeral Home and 9:50 AM at St Joseph's French Church. Bearers include VA officials and relatives. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. He died of a heart attack while recording a program at WNDR. Survived by wife Isabel la M. Cavanaugh two sons a sister a brother.
Obscured obituary fragments report deaths including Joseph Weinheimer at 1010 Park Street and Maria Zacconelli of 1031 Wadsworth Street. Notices mention survivors such as Flora Weinheimer and Dominic Zacconelli, with funeral arrangements at local homes and cemeteries. Additional memorials honor Mary Dempsey and Mary Welch McCarthy, noting bereavement and family remembrances.
Infant daughter of Mikivet De Doni, BM OW, Bel 1288, died last night at Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete as the Galina project costs reach 850, with bids and grant aid noted.
Edward Hungerford, 72, noted railroad authority and former resident, died in New York City. Born in Dexter near Watertown in 186? after Syracuse University 1895 he edited or reported for several papers and later produced railroad pageants including Wings of a Century and Parade of Years.
Funeral service for Tyi Robert W. Cassells Jr. 23 killed in action in Luxembourg December 28 1914 held Tuesday at Farmingdale Cemetery Te. He attached to the Medieval Co 6th division 3d Army. Sergeant Cassels received the Purple Heart Presidential Citation and the Silver Star. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Cassels of East Syracuse a sister Mrs Louis Bergman and two nephews.
Funeral services for 25 year old Flack Clark HL Flack of 776 Ostrom Ave are planned for 10 A.M. at Garfield Funeral Home with Rev. George Y. Benion officiating. Burial in White Church Cemetery Lisbon follows. survivors include his parents two brothers Clark D Syracuse Williams S Ogdensburg sister Mrs Arthur G Bodene and three nieces and a nephew. Flack served in Italy after departing for overseas November 1 1943 and was reported KIA June 4 1944. Friends may call 2–4 and 7–10 P.M. prior to the service.
Former owner of Reddick Auto Express Syracuse, E F Reddick died suddenly at home. Services set for 2 PM Monday at George W Ballweg Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Frances, daughter Beverly, son Erwin, mother Ella, sisters Mrs Schuyler and Mrs Crockett, brothers Albert Howard and Harold, and several nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Charles Reeves aged 64 from Peck Hill Road was found dead in a five foot cistern in the cellar of her home. She had been awaiting amputation of her right leg and had been under a physician’s care for months. Deputy Beebe reported her husband slept nearby. coroner Dr. Gilmore notified and the body released to Edward F. Gaynor Funeral Home. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Raymond E. Schryer, son Charles L Reeves, two brothers, three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Mrs. Mary Ramish 83 life resident of the North Side and widow of Louis Ramish died yesterday at her sister’s home. Funeral services set for 9:00 AM at Keegan & Obadil Funeral Home and 9:30 AM at St. John the Baptist Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery follows.
Therest Liebl a Bohemian resident of Syracuse for three years will be honored with services tomorrow at 9 AM at Schumacher Mason Memorial Home and at 9 20 AM at Holy Trinity Church. Burial follows at SS Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM today. She died after a long illness leaving no relatives in this country.
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About 300 attend the New York State Historical Association convention at Syracuse University. Louis J. Wolner presents the Cardiff Giant tale from Homer Central School. Howard Thomas reviews Welsh migration around Remsen. Br Robert J. Rayback traces Ais political battles in New York. Mrs Cons tance Noyes Robertson outlines Oneida Community history. Centennial events open tomorrow with tours and an Onondaga Historical Association room open house. Frank Warker leads a dinner at Hotel Syracuse.
Nicholas Zerbino 2, of 412-8 Slate St admitted violation and was arraigned before County Judge Leo Tr. Breed caday and sentenced to two and a half years In Africa. Zerbino was returned to Syracuse today from Buffalo by probation officer George Dain and Justin King. Zerbino and Joseph Sherman 26, of 718 E Adams St were placed on probation after being charged as accomplices in the medal of the Onondaga Elite. Dr. W Freeman Galpin, a Syracuse University professor since 1935, was honored last night as chairman of the history department. The Very Rev William J Schaieh presided at Le Moyne College event with historians discussing Father Le Moyne and the Jesuit mission. The Iroquois Confederation was cited as a model for international problems by Prof Paul A Wallace and Crandall Melvin welcomed the gathering of about 300 association members. Carlton J Hayes presided.
Over the past week Sherman and Zert bing met at a local restaurant and grill and became engaged in a fight that moved to the street. Sherman alleges Zert bing struck him behind the ear with a sharp instrument during the confrontation.
Mrs. E J Page age 82 wife of E J Page residing 216 Genesee pr died this morning at Crouse Living Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage She was a member of St Pauls Episcopal Church Harmony Circle and auxiliaries of King and University Hospitals Survived by two daughters Miss Ruth A Page and Mrs Winnie Hicks two grandchildren Miss Patricia E Hicks and Thomas P Hicks an aunt Mrs Mary Hatchard
Picnic set for tomorrow on parish grounds at Assumption Church with Betty Schroeder as publicity chair. Activities start at 2 PM and supper served 5 to 8 PM. Children's games begin at 1 PM. Very Rev Francis Edie F M Cony is honorary chair with James Marvin as chair and Mary Doyle as secretary. Funds will augment the building fund for reconversion of the Parish Hall for parish and school activities.
Two people were injured at 5 PM yesterday in a two car crash on Old Turnpike road near Marcellus. Norman A Hay 32 of Huntington Quebec was westbound when a car driven by Janes R Flood 48 of RD 1 Camillus struck him in the highway center. Flood had just returned to the road after starting to turn into a garage. Deputy Sheriff said Ellen Hay 38 of Quebec suffered bruises on the right leg and Norman Hay the driver also had cuts to the right leg. Both were treated by a Marcellus physician.
Campers at Salvation Army Jefferson Park camp near Woodville Lake Ontario drank juice instead of water after a lightning strike damaged the water pump during a two week stay. Mrs Lilia A Merritt, 61, widow of William H Merritt, died today in Bridgeport and services were planned with daughter Mrs. Connelly and other relatives. Surviving relatives include grandson Charles Baynton and Willard MacNair, with funeral set for P. A. O’Neill Funeral Home and St John the Baptist Church.
Carrier Corporation board of directors announced a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents a share on cumulative preferred stock 4 per cent series. The dividend will be payable Oct 5 to holders of record at the close of business on Sept 30.
New York report says 30 year old Patrolman William JH Schneider was arrested by two radio car officers. He faces assault and robbery charges after allegedly holding up an A Mignac liquor store on complaint by clerk Jack Larosa. He is held for arraignment.
The crew of an American freighter named Berwilliams escaped danger after the ship broke in two off Taranto, Italy. They rode safely into port aboard the forward section, with Lloyd's register listing no Berwilliams but noting a Bert Williams of 7,176 tons operated by the U. S. Maritime Commission out of Portland, Maine.
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