Syracuse Herald Journal Home Town News Coverage
Herald Journal and Herald American reporters cover home town news in every community within the wide circulation territory. Correspondents include Edward T. Fennell in Ilion Frankfort, Fowsno A Moore and Nichols J Trinboli, with their respective telephone and circulation offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dward T. Fennell
Ews
Genesee St
Tel
Oneida
Ilion-Frankfort
Fowsno A. Moore
Hereimer-Mohawk
Dr. Caldwell Rites Held At Warsaw
The funeral for Rev. Dr. Ernest Blake Caldwell a 59 year Methodist minister with long Northern New York ties was held in Perry. He died at 77 after a long illness and served as superintendent of the St Lawrence district and pastor at Copenhagen Champion and Ogdensburg before years in China and later Canton widow Mrs Caldwell and three children Eden Caldwell Cleveland Dr Harry Caldwell Delaware and Mrs Lester Wakeman Alexandria Bay survive along with several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ernest Blake Caldwell
New York
Perry
Caldwell
St. Lawrence
Copenhagen
Champion
Ogdensburg
Thens
Tenn
Lisle B. Caldwell
Deansboro
China
America
Foreign Missionary Society
Mexico
Canton
Harry Caldwell
Delaware, O
Lester W. Wakeman
Alexandria Bay
Death Held As death by own action
County Coroner C C Whittemore rules Miss Ella Mae Cheney died by her own action due to mental low mood from ill health. The 38 year old Little Falls resident disappeared May 30 1946, found in her brother Harold Cheney’s attic. Funeral services Monday at 10 A M from her late home and 10 30 from St Mary’s Church. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. She was born July 17 1907 in Little Falls, daughter of Charles E and Mary Ellen Brown Cheney. She belonged to St Mary’s Church and worked at Melrose Slipper factory, leaving brothers William Charles Harold and two sisters Mrs Edward Malone and Mrs Frederick Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
C. C. Whittemore
Ella Mae Cheney
Harold Cheney
E. Monroe St
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Herkimer Rd
She
Charles E
Mary Ellen Brown Cheney
Melrose Slipper Factory
Harold
William
Charles
Edward Malone
This City
Frederick Harrison
Amsterdam
Poppy Sale Nets $1,775 in Utica Area
Four posts reported the 1775 total from annual poppy drives benefiting veteran welfare groups. Charities included Charles H. Adrean D.S.C. Post 625 and Utica Post 329 with 500 net each, Fort Schuyler Post auxiliary at 300, and Adrean Post 368 VFW at 475.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Charles H. Adrean
D.S.C
Fort Schuyler
Utica Pupils Run Food Drive Totals 4100 Cans
Utica and New Hartford students from seven elementary schools and New Hartford High School collected 4100 cans for the emergency food committee. Memorial Day collections and future drives were planned for June 3 and 4. All funds buy food. luncheon clubs cover operating costs. volunteers staff the collection center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
New Hartford
Emergency Food Committee
Raymond F. Edick
Edick
Marcy Hospital Doctor Transferred to Manhattan State
UTICA Dr Charles Wyatt Hutchings a longtime Marcy State Hospital physician has accepted the post of assistant director at Manhattan State Hospital. He was released from the Army after serving with the 52nd General Hospital in England. Hutchings is a Syracuse University and Syracuse Medical College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Charles Wyatt Hutchings
Marcy State Hospital
Manhattan State Hospital
John H. Travis
New York Hospital
Hutchings
52Nd General Hospe
England
Marcy
Syracuse University
Syracuse Medical College
Private airport under construction on Oneida farm
Hugh Blowers and Richard Davenport announced start of an airport project on the Colvin farm, 147 acres between Lenox avenue and Five Corners. Invested about 15 thousand dollars. Plans include three runways, a hangar for five planes, an administration building, a gasoline station, and rental hangers. First pilots and students are named, with the field currently under instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Hugh Blowers
Richard Davenport
Colvin
Lenox Av
West Shore Railroad Bridge
Five Corners
Cuba
Blowers
Rochester
Drew Field
Arcadia
Fla
Davenport
Army Air Forces
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Lowry Field
Denver
Cole
MacDill Field
Tampa
E. J. Button
Chittenango
Leo Rider
Oneida KR. D. 1
Arnold Comfort
Sherrill
Mildred Kelsey
Baker Reservoir
Oneida County Club
Murder Case Hearing Held in Canton Court
A Friday morning hearing before Supreme Justice Andrew W. Ryan in Canton addressed Clyde Robert Barrett of Natural Dam who faces May grand jury indictments for murder first and second degree, manslaughter first and second degree, and arson second degree. Attorneys for Barrett argued to inspect grand jury minutes citing indictment inconsistencies while the district attorney noted the need to state crimes by statute. Memorandums are due June 10 with a ruling possible June 15. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
St. Lawrence County Court House
Supreme Justice
Andrew W. Ryan
Plattsburg
Clyde Robert Barrett
Natural Dam
May Grand Jury
Charles D. Campbell
Allan L. Curley
Potsdam
Barrett
John J. Livingston
Ogdensburg
Campbell
Livingston
Justice Ryan
Ogdensburg Bride Winnifred Boulla Weds John Perretta
Winnifred Boulla daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Boulla of 516 Patterson Ave Ogdensburg became the bride of John Perretta son of Mr and Mrs Frank Perretta of Brier Hill at St Marys Cathedral Friday morning Attendants included Victor Perretta best man Frances Futia maid of honor and a group of bridesmaids Delores Mariano and others from Norwood Utica and Ogdensburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Winnifred Boulla
Benjamin Boulla
Patterson
John Perretta
Frank Perretta
Brier Hill
St. Mary's Cathedral
Victor Perretta
Frances Futia
Carthage
Anna Herzog
Herbert Brenno
Bernice Bannnensa
Carolyn Gott
Utica
Delores’ Mariano
Norwood
Utica Cadet Corps Sale Today for Camp Funds
Utica Citizens Cadet Corps conducts a sale of miniature flags to raise funds for the annual summer encampment. Cadets will receive a military training course and sports practice. the usual parade is canceled in favor of a concert by the Corps field music company directed by John Jones in Franklin Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
WIBX Radio Schedule Update Highlights Local Programs
The Utica station lists a dense lineup from 6:08 to 8:53 featuring news, music segments, late night talk, and a celebrity night. Programs include World Today, First Nighter, Youth Presents, News On-Hit Parade, and Honored Flights with various time stamps and host names.
Ithaca Deep Freeze Study Gathers 200 Participants
More than 200 buyers and renters in Tompkins County join a community frozen foods trial. Nancy Masterman Victoria Mackenzie and Elizabeth Frostine conduct over 100 interviews with housewives as they place meters to track electricity use. The project, led by Cornell nutrition experts, involves Carrier, Philco, Sears, Emil Steinhouse, and the Cooperative Grange, with Mother Zero in Ithaca serving as a key lab for long range testing. Continuous analysis by W. M. Curtiss and Sayles aims to reveal consumption, cabinet placement, and energy use insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Tompkins
Nancy K
Cornell
C. I. Sayles
School
New York Electric Companies
Mother Zero
G.L.F
S. Fulton St
School of Nutrition
Firemen's Convention Plans Set in Potsdam
Final plans for the 50th annual Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Association convention were finalized in Potsdam. About 2,000 volunteers and 20 bands are expected over four days with a Saturday parade at 2:30 PM led by grand marshal Milan J. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Northern
New York
Elmer J. Murphy
Howard G. Craig
Allan P. Sill
Massena
Willliam S. Mead
Canton
Corey Moore
Cornwall
Ont
Francis Cadieux
Ogdensburg
Preston W. Smith
John W. Maxcy
Arlington Inn
Hine
Main
Cedar Sts
Elm St
Leroy
Cottage
Market St
Up Main
Civic Center
Two Carthage Boys Buried
Funeral services for Clinton R. Bullard 12 son of Nelson Bullard and Kenneth Trainham 10 son of Frank Trainham who drowned in the Dynamo flume behind the Carthage Machine shop were held at Doyle funeral home. Bullard services were private at 3 30 p m with Rev Dr E H Wheedon officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Trainham services were at 1 p m with Rev Harold H Barnard officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Clinton R. Bullard
Nelson Bullard
N. Washington Sr
Kenneth ‘Trainham
Frank ‘Trainham
Doyle Funeral Home
Trainham
Harold H. Barnard
Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Bullard
EH. Curtis Wheedon
Grace Episcopal Church
Diocesan Bishop to Visit Potsdam Church
The Rt. Rev. Frederick L. Barry, bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of Albany, will visit Trinity Episcopal Church in Potsdam. He will celebrate Holy Communion at 5 AM and administer confirmation to 24 candidates at 11 AM. This marks his first official parish visit since consecration last June in All Saints Cathedral Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Frederick L. Barry
Diocese of
Albany
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. Thurston Travis
Barry
Trinity Church
All Saints’ Cathedral
Tupper Paratrooper On Duty in Japan
Pfc. Lawrence T. Martel son of Mr and Mrs Victor Martel of 42 Lakeview Ave Tup per Lake has been assigned to the 11th Airborne Division in Japan according to an Eighth Army news release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper Lake
Lawrence T. Martel
Victor Martel
Lakeview Av
11Th Airborne Division
Japan
Eighth Army
Six World War II Veterans Buried in Massena Cemeteries
Massena mourns as only six of its more than 50 Pearl Harbor era service members are buried locally. The list includes Theodore M. Richards, Sidney Dante Gardner, Kenneth J. Henry, Earl E. Dutton, James C. Mayhew, and Harry A. Wigins with burials at Pine Grove Cemetery and local church ceremonies. Details cover the dates and places of their deaths, funeral arrangements, and family backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Theodore M. Richards
Sidney Dante Gardner
Kenneth Henry
Earl E. Dutton
Janes C.mayhew
Harry A. Wigins
Richards
T. N. Richards
Andrews Sr
Gardner
Water St
First Baptist Church
Pine Grove
Sun
Leonard Shorette
Helena
St. Parick’s Church
Brasher Falls
Nellie Mayhew
Massena Springs
Sioux City
Iowa
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Salmons
United States
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Missena
S. Set
Harry A. Wiggins
Pacific
Crazy Mountains
Montana
West Coast
Donaldson Funeral Home
Pine Groveemetery
Richard F. Wade Funeral Monday
Funeral services for Richard F. Wade 39 vocational teacher at the Remington Institute will be held Monday at 8 30 AM from his home 150 Ward street and at 9 from Holy Family Church Burial will be in Oswego Wade a native of Owego had been on the Watertown school faculty coming from Oswego He is survived by his wife Elizabeth A Boehnke Wade his parents Mr and Mrs John Wade of Oswego two brothers John Wade Batavia teacher at Batavia High School and Neal Wade Oswego.
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Watertown
Richard F. Wade
Remington Institute
Ward St
Holy Family Church
Oswego
Wade
Owego
Elizabeth A. Boehnke Wade
John Wade
Batavia
Batavia High School
Neal Wade
Mayor Craig to attend State Conference meeting in Rochester
Potsdam Mayor Howard G. Craig and Village Clerk Clement Coleman will depart Sunday afternoon for Rochester to attend the 37th annual meeting of the State Conference of Mayors and other city and village officials, to run Monday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Howard G. Craig
Clement Coleman
Rochester
State Conference
Massena Airmail Service Schedule Announced
MASSENA Thomas J Fay postmaster sets the closing airmail times as service begins next Tuesday. Stand ard Time schedule lists 6 45 A M to Watertown Syracuse Reading Baltimore Washington 7 40 A M to Burlington Albany New York City 10 00 A M Ottawa 11 15 A M Montreal 11 15 A M Watertown Syracuse Reading Baltimore Washington 3 45 P M Ottawa 5 40 P M Burlington Albany New York City 6 40 P M Ottawa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Thomas J. Fay
Watertown
Syracuse
Reading
Baltimore
Washington
Burlington
Albany
New York City
Ottawa
Montreal
Four Massena Men Held for Larceny
MASSENA. Leo LaBarge 31 of 60 Liberty av paid 15 after arraignment before Justice Jay M. Clark Norfolk Wednesday night. Troopers say he was caught with a spare tire owned by Joseph Brege Norfolk. He was among four arrested earlier in the week on larceny charges. Police recovered a stolen coupe eight tires and two sets of scales. Douglas Dufresne 17 of 247 Conter st was sentenced to 30 days in county jail on petit larceny charges. The cases of George Micklewright 124 of 10 Starns st LaBarge and Richard Aldriejsre 60 Liberty av adjourned for hearings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Micklewright
Starns St. LaBarge
Richard Aldriejsre
Liberty
28 Athletes At Herkimer Get Letters
In a Herkimer High School assembly 28 athletes were awarded letters for 1945-46 sports. Football letters were presented by Coach Elmer E Morgan, basketball by Coach Charles Rotary, and six varsity cheerleaders received setters from Miss Lucille Walls. Recipients included Jim Spanfelner, Ed Seram, Jack Shaffer, Bill King, Ed Rice, Jack Riley, Martin Manion, Harry Ceraty, Charles Goldsmith, Walter Carswell, Sam Bavaro, with several others unable to attend. The program featured band numbers and the Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Elmer E. Morgan
Charles Rotary
Lucille Walls
Jim Spanfelner
Ed Seram
Jack Shaffer
Bill King
Ed Rice
Jack Riley
Martin Manion
Harry Ceraty
Charles Goldsmith
Walter Carswell
Sam Bavaro
John Sweitlikowski
Dominick Moschette
Joseph Szarejko
Benjamin Paoni
Joseph Palmieri
John Servello
Harry Gernty
Donald Sasowski
Salvatore Nicolette
Henry Gaffey
Don Cristman
Salvatore Scarda
Florence Marcewic
Evelyn Komendarek
Marian Sosnoski
Jean Bishton
Irene Krawczeski
Helen Alexander
Mayor Going To Rochester Utica Mayor Attends Conference
Mayor Boyd E. Golder will depart Sunday for the Mayor's Conference in Rochester running Monday through Wednesday. He will be joined by public works commissioner Gerald Fitzgerald who will speak on The Utica Sewer Rental Plan at Tuesday's session. Attendees from Utica include corporation counsel Herbert Gilroy city comptroller Thomas Nelson city engineer James A. Sapnara and others as the convention also features meetings of municipal engineers of New York State and the New York State Federation of Official Planning Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Boyd E. Golder
Rochester
Gerald Fitzgerald
Commissioner of Public Works
Herbert Gilroy
Thomas Nelson
Komptroller
Jamess A. Sa‘panara
Municipal Engineers of
New York State
New York
Corrou Heads Committee in Utica Chamber Post
Utica State Senator Vincent R. Corrou named director of the new Industrial Business Development Division of the Utica Chamber of Commerce. Board approved the plan after a committee report and expects immediate creation to attract expansions and boost local payrolls. Corrou, longtime Utica official and civic leader, will assume the post July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Vincent R. Corrou
Corrou
Miss Gail Boyer and Wallace Larose wed at Notre Dame Church
Miss Gail Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert M Boyer of 516 New York Avenue and Wallace Larose son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Larose of 1011 Jay Street were married in Notre Dame Church Friday morning. Attending were Leon La Duke, brother-in-law of the bride, and Miss Agatha Larose, sister of the groom.
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Notre Dame Ogdensburg
Gail Boyer
Herbert. M. Boyer
New York
Wallace Larose
Ralph Larose
Notre Dame
Leon LaDuke
Agatha Larose
Airport Plan Unreported At Potsdam Airport Plan Unreported
Potsdam village officials said no proposals to take over the Damon Airport have been presented to the board. Clarkson College trustees approved turning over the airport to the village for a nominal sum. A war memorial plan for veterans was prepared but not yet before the board. The field is owned by Clarkson College and leased to Frank W. Roberts.
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Potsdam
Damon
Clarkson College
Veteras
Frank W. Roberts
Lyle Emmons
Elmst
Marjorie Breckenridge
Pine St
Potsdam-Hannawa Falls
Main St
Market
Pierpont Av
Alumni Day at Hamilton College Postwar Commencement
Hundreds of alumni returned to Hamilton College for commencement weekend as the college confers its 136th degree. A small senior class of 13 will receive bachelor degrees tomorrow. Rev. Robert R. Wicks of Princeton University chapel will deliver the baccalaureate address. An alum luncheon and class reunions marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Hamilton College
Robert R. Wicks
Princeton University
Adirondack Hi-Y Rally to open in Plattsburg on June 3
Delegates from Saranac Lake will attend the Adirondack 101 Council spring rally in Plattsburg on June 3. More than 200 representatives from the area are expected for the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
Plattsburg
Stitt Named Mohawk Village Treasurer Amid Budget Rise
J Donald Stitt, former Mohawk village assessor, was appointed treasurer to fill the late Ray Gleed’s unexpired term as the municipal budget of 12366.57 was approved. Stitt’s vacancy is filled by Robert L. Bacon. Mayor Lynn Corman says tax rates won’t rise despite a 3000 increase, due to debt retirement and a new police position and squad car. Kowalsky Brothers plan sale or lease of the old McLoughlin Stevens building on E Main, with Paragon Knitting and other firms eyed for occupancy. building sold by Reconstruction Finance Corp in 1938 after a 150000 loan foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donald Stitt
Ray C. Gleed
Stitt
Mr. Gleed
Robert L. Bacon
Lynn Corman
Corman
Henry B. Martin
Sald
Kowalsky Brothers of
Allen
McLoughlin-Stevens
E. Main St
Paragon Knitting Company
Elastic Spring Knit Corporation
McLoughlin-Stevens Corporation
Paragon Company
New York City
Frank J. Basloe
Herkimer
Paragon
Basloe
National Desk Company
New York Dress Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Kowalsky Brothers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Massena Synagogue Plans Holiday Rites
Massena special holiday services will be held at Adath Israel Synagogue Wednesday and Thursday for the Feast of Weeks known as Pentecost. Rabbi Simon Bolstien will conduct services at 8 AM and 8 PM each day with memorial Yiskor at 9 AM Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Adath Israel
Mount Sinai
Palestine
Jerusalem
Simon Bolstien
Toxoid Clinic Set For Tupper June 12
Dr. Eugene M. Austin, local health officer, to hold a toxoid inoculation clinic for diphtheria prevention at Tupper Lake schools on Wednesday, June 12. The clinic will serve all children over six months who have not been immunized, with a follow up for those inoculated as infants before entering school. Sessions are 9:30 A.M. at the health office in the Junior-Senior High School and 10:45 A.M. at Falls Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper
Eugene M. Austin
Tupper Lake
Falls
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Marcy Hospital
Oneida Farm
Colgate
Ralph G. Rishel
Colgate University
Everett Case
Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestal
Andrew Zimmer
Alexander A.vandergrift
Marine Corps
Navy
Bride
Utica Cadet Corps
Gaterday
Mariodies
Kiwants
News
Musile
World Today
Patti Clayton
Arls
Ray McKineley
Randy Brooks
Tucker's Orchestra
Newa
Sign of
Jessie S. Jones
Dorothy B. Edwards
The
Chenango County
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Hamilton
Morning Musicales
Marjorie Wiley
George Lee
Joan Eveleigh
Kathleen Young
J.D. Stitt
Mohawk
Massena Synagogue
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