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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1948
Page
3
Obituary notices list survivors and service details for many residents. Names include Etta Reynn, Erma Webpeler, Lillie Merritt, Eva Shaver Reyssow, Frank Reddick, and Paddice Beddow among others. Services held at local funeral homes with interment at Phoenix Rural Cemetery or Woodlawn Cemetery. Dates reference July 1945 to July 1948 with multiple burial schedules and calling hours.
Diane Marie Huppeler 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lambert Huppeler of Larchmont died July 20 after a brief illness. Funeral held July 22 in Albany with burial at Albany Rural Cemetery. Surviving are Mrs Ruth Tallmadge Syracuse sister and another daughter Mrs Richard Freeman Midland Michigan plus three sisters and six grandchildren and one niece.
Joseph Tirinato longtime Syracuse resident of 43 years dies at Arr Car Syras Hospital. Survived by wife Mrs Jutta Tirinato two sons Martin and Gene three daughters Mrs Joseph Raniari Mrs Julio Page and Mrs Loury Pagano five grandchildren two brothers and two sisters in Italy. Services 8:45 AM Tuesday at home and 9:30 AM at St Peters Church with Rev Angelo Strazzani. Burial Assumption Cemetery.
CAMP WOODLAND near Canastota will host more than 225 Onondaga County scouts for two weeks starting Sunday. Scouts travel by chartered buses and private cars, register on arrival, receive medical rechecks and swimming tests, then canoe handling tests before full camping activities. Camp director William H. Wadsworth will welcome them at a campfire on Kibbe Lake shore. Theodore Durgée will introduce staff, with 12 senior scouts preparing for a wilderness canoe trip in Adirondack lakes under Stephen Hughes in charge of the senior group.
Retired Auburn watchmaker Frank F VanDuyne died yesterday at his home in Auburn he later moved to Syracuse 19 years ago Services will be at 3 PM tomorrow in the Brew funeral chapel Auburn Burial will be in Fort Hill Cemetery He is survived by son Frederick H VanDuyne two grandchildren and two great grandchildren His wife Martha J Priest VanDuyne died in 1928
Services for Mrs Elizabeth Page wife of Ephraim J Page of Onondaga County republican leader and longtime Syracuse resident who died yesterday at 276 Genesee Parker will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at Sears funeral home North Syracuse Rev Charles Newkirk of St Pauls Church will officiate Friends may call tonight and tomorrow Mrs Page a Cicero native resided in Syracuse and was a communicant of St Pauls Episcopal Church life member of Harmony Circle Crouse Irving and University Hospital auxiliaries Visiting Nurses Association Surviving are her husband two daughters two grandchildren and an aunt Mrs Mary Hubbard of Phoenix
Nicholas Phillips of Syracuse and later Buffalo died recently after an employment career with Crucible Steel Co. of America since 1923. The funeral services were held at the home of his sister on State Street and at St. Josephs Church. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Josephine Del Vecchio Phillips three sisters Margaret Ann and Groth a half brother Benavan and a nephew John Groth.
Syracuse announces a high profile welcome for Benny Salafia of Syracuse, the war orphan and goodwill ambassador, arriving by plane tomorrow at 3 25 PM to attend the centennial celebration. Mayor Costello will greet him at the airport amid a crowd of supporters and local officials.
A Syracuse meeting of Friends of Ireland at Market Hall raised support for Ireland amid famine. Speakers including Dennis McCarthy and Mr Quebec described Irish independence as a shared cause beyond Irish descent, while fund raising plans were set for abroad. Funeral notices for local residents Francis Pietrafesa and Frederick Kuchaneke followed, detailing service times and burial arrangements in Syracuse area churches and cemeteries.
Fifty one Syracuse residents are among 328 students placed on the dean's list of the College of Business Administration at Syracuse University for the spring semester. The list includes numerous seniors with at least a B average across all courses.
Fragmentary report describes an unknown intruder at a first floor apartment of Donald L. Doherty. The assailant tore a screen, entered during the night, and died during the incident. Police are investigating the death as a possible break-in fatality.
Funeral services for Vis Erances Thompson of 122 Fern Safied av died yesterday will be held Monday in St Anthony of Padua Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery Nate af Prov. Also listed are details for K. Savage of 2504 Burnet av who died today at 834 Court al, Syracuse connections and survivors. The notices note affiliations with St Anthony of Padua Church and multiple local organizations, with additional family members and associates named amid brief obituary lines.
Prof Howard R Marraro of Golimbia University presented Life of Marvins in New York during the 1850s at a New York State Historical Association session in Syracuse. Prof John A Krout of Columbia spoke, with Richard Allen covering state brid ge topics. Bernard Mason and Gorge MM. Walter described Lesierre MOH 1689 and Queen Anne's War actions. A banquet address by Allan Evins highlighted closing events.
Miss Mary Becker violinist and Syracuse University alumna visits with her mother Mrs Conrad Becker at 111 Clarke Street. She plans to leave for New York City tomorrow to devote the rest of the summer to practice for recitals and her fall winter tour starting in November with the Bary Ensemble. The 22 week concert tour will take the group across the continent to Mexico with appearances planned for a fortnight or more near the border.
CAMP VIRE GIRLS enjoy a successful season at Camp Taiooall near Pennellville. Registration reaches 100, higher than any period since the new campsite opened. The camp uses a junit system and sits on a private lake surrounded by woods, with six units of girls and counselors.
A woman riding as a passenger in Willoughby G. Burns Jr. car of 2406 Lodi Street suffered shock after a two car crash at N Salix and Lodists. Burns halted to turn left when Dingman of 206 Brenanal East Syracuse rammed him. Dingman cited for failure to control. Mrs Borelli treated and returned home.
A nine year old boy was critically injured yesterday when a horse trampled him on his father's farm near Warnets. He suffered a broken left arm and leg, a fractured skull, and cuts to the head face and shoulders. Found by his father Arthur Luke on the stall front after failing to return from feeding horses, the animal was described as gentle. Deputies Harold Griehne and Robert Ashmore investigated and could not explain the accident.
A girl sustained injuries after slipping near the front of Lorenzo's restaurant at 4758 Safina Street during a thunderstorm. She told police she was walking when the incident occurred, resulting in wrist injuries and an ankle sprain.
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