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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1950
Page
10
Obituary notices list multiple individuals including Jesse P Bumps, Edmund Cord, Wallace Wallin, and Kathrine Gordon among survivors and funeral arrangements. Notices reference hometown Syracuse area services, with details of bereavement, survivors, and burial plans. The fragmented text preserves names, dates, and worship or cremation details, indicating a local newspaper death column and death notices with service schedules.
Burial services are scheduled in Oswego for Leon Conde, 63, once of Syracuse and later of Duluth Minnesota, who died Wednesday night of a heart attack at his office in Duluth. He was a former auto dealer and Northwest Sales Company vice president, with survivors including his wife Mildred, a son in Rochester, a brother in Syracuse, and several nieces and nephews.
Mrs Jane D Kearns widow of Dennis Kearns died Sunday at her home 40 O Eighth St Oswego after a long illness She was born in Oswego daughter of the late Daniel and Bridger O Grady Donovan lifelong resident of the Fourth Ward She was a commendant of St Pauls Catholic Church and a member of its society Surviving daughter Ethel F Kearns and sons Elton F and Daniel W Kearns grandson Billy Reane and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Wednesday at 9 AM from John E Cullinan funeral home 54 E Mohawk St and 930 AM from St Pauls Church Burial in St Pauls Cemetery Friends may call at their convenience
The funeral for NeviEros Frost, 37, of Hemlock Road Onondaga Indian Reservation, is set for 2 PM tomorrow at the reservation Methodist Church. Burial will follow at the reservation. Friends may call from 2 PM today until 9 PM at Ballougs Funeral Home. Frost died of a heart attack Saturday after swimming in Onondaga Creek at the reservation’s southern end. He is survived by his mother Lena Frost, brothers Dan and Nelson Frost, sisters Charlotte Waterman and Elizabeth Powell, and several nieces and nephews.
William Corp a Chittenango native died yesterday morning at Crouse Irving Hospital after three weeks illness. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday at Hart and Quinn funeral home Chittenango with Rev Lawrence L Plumley officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery Chittenango. Calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 PM today and tomorrow. Corp lived in Syracuse three months employed by American Optical husband of Mrs. Corp and father of a son William Jr and daughter Patricia. Survived by his mother Mrs Sophia Corp five sisters and three brothers with several aunts and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mrs Doris Dunn of Bellwood dies and services are set for 2 30 PM tomorrow at Lawrence Van Dusen funeral home Reverend Albert L Banerwall officiating Assistants include Ken Metntosh Townsend Rifen Litchinson Jr and William Gruen Burial will be in Morningside Cemetery Details list 1210 4 and 7 to 9 PAT toc a
Native of Italy and longtime Syracuse resident Prank Mento died at St Josephs Hospital. He was a member of the Fourth Ward Republican Club and Lincoln Republican Club. Survived by wife Anna, two sons Fred and Peter, four daughters, two sisters, ten grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services at home Thursday at 10 AM and 9:20 AM at Our Lady of Pompei Church. Burial at Agnes Cemetery.
Funeral services for Philip Previtire age 60 a native of Mary will be held Wednesday at 9 30 AM at Our Lady of Pompeii Church with high Mass celebrated by the Rev William Walsh burial in Assumption Cemetery. He lived in Syracuse worked as a grinder at Crucible Steel Co of America plant. Survivors include three sons Anthony Philip and Samuel two daughters Mrs Joseph DeFio Mrs Louis Terrinoni Mrs John Altieri and Mrs Frank DeFio, a sister Mrs Matrice Patatge, a stepson Joseph Truffic, 13 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM today and tomorrow.
Fire Signal Chief William J. Connelly announces Edward K. Grant of 329 W Newell St to the post of signal maintenance superintendent. Harry S. Harrison retires after 35 years with the Syracuse Fire Department, ending a long career as a Fire Alarm and Telegraph Division member.
At the New York State Fair James E Sarates Show brings a Sky Rider ride collection and a Martha Raye highlight in the Coliseum Light Horse Show. Officials announce the contract with Star, plus the 45 car railroad show arriving before opening day as the fair opens in Syracuse.
A messy OCR page shows numerous speed readings from various streets and addresses, with many names and places like Erie, Genesee Street, Southview Road, and Liverpool. Entries reference speeding perils, license actions, and reported violations, interspersed with ad-like text about a knitting pattern and a newspaper mailing request.
Lieutenant Morgan, a 27 year old White Sulphur Springs flyer, serves as a ground spotter guiding four F-80 jets to enemy targets north of Yongdong. From a T-6 trainer, he relays coordinates, aiding strikes on fuel dumps and hidden vehicles as villagers flee.
New York reports the phonograph industry predicts three speeds will endure for a decade. Major manufacturers and retailers say 78 RPM will remain in demand, while 33 1/3 and 45 RPM enjoy growing but fluctuating popularity. Executives from Columbia RCA Victor and Capitol claim the “battle of the speeds” stabilizes as dealers expect continued sales across diverse catalogs.
States Rights Democrats appear daunted after sharp party primary losses in the South. The movement, which carried four states from Truman in 1948, is seen as weakened though not finished. Analysts cite ongoing intra party fights, reduced grassroots support, and the rise of Civil Rights issues as vote winners. Arkansas, Alabama, South Carolina show mixed signals as Thurmond’s faction falters, while leaders push for reforms inside the regular Democratic Party.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Waldo and Frank Frederick Mariano was advanced to Wednesday at 1 Ogatha's Church due to Mariano’s U S Marine Corps service. Waldo is a secretary in her father’s Syracuse law office. Mariano recently worked as a laboratory technician for Browne Jaipe-Chapin in Syracuse.
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