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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
3
Obituaries and funeral notices for multiple individuals including Jersie M Baker of Gloversville and Walter D Dargie, Frederick Hartford, Isadore Cooper Jones, Grace Miller, Stella Pargon, Orville Randall, Barbara Ruggianno, Anna Sciortino, Florence Marrow Willard, Lena Taub, Rose Zimmer, Rose Simmer and others. Details cover survivors, service times, calling hours, and burial places across Syracuse and nearby towns.
Loving memory from the Mestler family marks two years since Charles Mestler died. The message recalls evenings, Tam alone with thoughts of the departed husband, and a longing to be together at his grave far away.
Rites will be conducted Monday in Hackensack New Jersey for Miss Mabel J. Menken 61 a Syracuse resident until three years ago. Died Friday in Hackensack after illness. The Rev Harrison Hadley will officiate at 2 PM at Christ Episcopal Church Hackensack. Miss Menken moved to Syracuse in 1916 and was secretary to Dr A Fowler Smith for many years. She was a communicant of Saint Pauls Episcopal Church and resided at 437 Allen St. A nephew William H Pangburn Jr of Hackensack survives.
Albert Goldman New York City postmaster spoke at the New York State chapter of the National Association of Postmasters 10th annual convention urging members to act as salesmen to achieve 100 percent state membership While praising improved post office working conditions and veteran returns he noted local receipts could reach 1215 million by year end excluding APO and naval units and cited relief aid to Europe through UN relief administration including clothing food and drugs donations
Postmaster Fay announces the Massena airmail closing times in Standard Time for flights when service starts next Tuesday. Offending routes include Watertown Syracuse Reading Baltimore Washington at 6 45 A M 7 40 A M and 10 00 A M with Ottawa Montreal also shown. Additional 11 15 A M Watertown Syracuse Reading Baltimore Washington and 3 45 P M Ottawa with 5 40 P M Burlington Albany New York City and Ottawa.
Miss Mary V. McCullough of Saranac Lake aged 67 died. Mrs Ada Taylor Jones 48 of Auburn. Richard F. Wade 39 of Watertown. Mrs Florence Allen 82 of Cortland. Miss Sarah H A Parker 49 of Gouverneur. Keith O'Connell 17 of Brownyike. William Walsh Jr 16 of Fulton. Stephen J Whalen Arkport. Mrs Emily Blewett 79 of Niles. Earl E Gooddenow 68 of Sherrill. Mrs Bertha L Faint 68 of Salon Pond. Joseph Gardner 55 of Rome.
At 12:17 A.M. a car at 313 Marguerite Street triggered still alarm. At 10:48 A.M. a truck at 124 Oakwood Avenue required response. At 1:21 A.M. a stove pipe overheated at 1266 West Belden Avenue prompted dispatch.
Chicago Assistant State's Attorney Edmund Grant announced Raymond Stemmer, 37, a laborer, confessed to killing his sister-in-law Rose Vinicky, 41, on May 22 with a metal bar and stealing 1100 dollars and a diamond ring. Stemmer is jailed. Vinicky's husband Sylvester Vinicky, 43, will be asked to sign a murder complaint. The arrest followed a signed statement by Stemmer after reenacting the crime at the family home with the victim's husband and daughter present. Police found 861 dollars and the diamond ring at Stemmer's residence. Rose Vinicky, slain May 22, was sister-in-law of Joseph Vinicky, an Associated Press operator in Syracuse.
William Ziniewicz appeared before City Judge John L. Kelly on a vagrancy charge. He wore two suits and two overcoats as the judge noted the warm weather and clothing shortage and sentenced him to 10 days in jail.
Recruiting slowed this week due to the holiday with Army candidates Edward T. Manley Robert D. Mann Edgar S. Campbell Frederick S. Tellier John W Gleason John P Clark and William L. Milton listed. Marine Corps applicants include Harold Wood and Charles V. Polizzi. Navy seekers are Harry E. Smith Paul C. Cinco Albert Friedman and Robert L. Cole.
A group of eleven candidates including one woman received approval to advance in Methodism from the Central New York Conference meeting at First Methodist Church. They will be ordained by Bishop W Earl Ledden the next afternoon, with many having Syracuse family roots or education at Syracuse University. The ordinations include several deacons and elders, led by Richard Tillapaugh and others, as part of the conference lineup.
Early shoppers in Quondaga County crowded the Central New York Regional Market as Howard McArdle of Baldwinsville displayed the first home grown berries. The Jocaberry farm was limited by bad weather, offering only a few quarts at the initial showing. Berries sold for 70 cents as the June 1 appearance set a record for earliest market entry.
An 18 year old and his parents were admonished by Leon P. Burchard of the Crime Prevention Bureau after a dynamite cap was found under a store porch near Grant Blvd and Wolf Street. Patrolman Edward Cornelius issued a blue ticket after recovering the cap, and the boy said he found it while playing in a park.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Podlas of Union City New Jersey and George Hager of Massena were hospitalized Friday afternoon after a two car collision at the E Orvis Street road Grasse River bridge intersection opposite the Aluminum plant. Mrs Podlas had severe facial cuts and Mr Podlas possible internal injuries. Mr Hager was unconscious. All were taken to Massena Memorial Hospital.
The American Bible Society announced the appointment of Rev John W Osberg as secretary of its eastern district covering New York State and northern New Jersey. He will supervise scripture distribution from the Borst Building New York and oversee foreign language scripture stock.
Frank M. Sladick 29 of 187 Armstrong Rd Solval was jailed 30 days for leaving the scene of a crash. In Traffic Court Judge Homer W. Walsh imposed the sentence after Sladick pleaded guilty to the charge. About 1 30 A.M. a borrowed truck he drove struck a parked car at W Genesee and Plumets pushing it into a telephone pole. Sladick told police he fell asleep at the wheel and walked away hitching a ride home where deputies later arrested him.
Garnett L. Eskew, author of A Pageant of Packets, visits Salt Museum at Liverpool and Onondaga Historical Association. Morton Salt Co sponsors the book, noting its founder began salt manufacture in the area.
WSYR commentator Hl. R. Ekens returns home Friday after a 43 day round the world journey with stops in Shanghai Tokyo Guam and Pearl Harbor.
William W. Fay former Dewitt supervisor and East Syracuse News publisher died at his home 200 W Manlius St East Syracuse He was town clerk and cashier for the East Syracuse YMCA Surviving are three daughters two sons two brothers and seven grandchildren Died in East Syracuse burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Monday rites at Delaney and Hodge funeral home conducted by Rev Joseph Sayers.
Gail HARRY STEVENS of East Aurora was honored at the New York State Jersey Cattle Club annual dinner in Hotel Onondaga. The Bleak House Jerseys lineage began with Channel King, whose daughters set butter records, while a Gall bull daughter surpassed that record by 300 pounds. Club president Harry C. Andrews presided. over 150 breeders attended. Dr. Arthur C. Dahlberg of Cornell was toastmaster. David Moulton of Portland spoke as a national Jersey Cattle Club director.
Relatives share the estate of Mrs. Jennie Scheuerman widow of Phillip Scheuerman who died in Minoa on April 10. Her will filed for probate in Surrogate’s Court leaves the Scheuer man Hotel in Minoa to the children and grandchildren of her late husband and to Mrs. Margaret M. Shandorf and Mrs. Nellie Remlinger of Minoa, Mrs. Augusta Messer of 402 Hubbell Ave, Charles Foel of Bayside, L. L. Foel and Vincent Foel of San Mateo Calif. A brother and sister Albert Cot and Florence Caldwell of Wildwood N J inherit a house and lot in Minoa, with nephews and nieces receiving the rest of the estate.
The Lackawanna Railroad announces Sunday restoration of trains connecting Binghamton with the Lackawanna Limited serving Syracuse Oswego and Utica. Through commuter services suspended in May to conserve fuel will resume over the weekend with specific schedules for trains 1906 1903 and related Utica and New York City to Scranton routes plus suburban services via the Boonton branch resuming Monday.
Earl C. Goodenow 66 of 147 Ransom Ave Sherrill died suddenly of a heart attack about midnight at a Syracuse home where he visited after finishing work Friday. Survived by two sons Ralph and Donald, one daughter Eva McClusky, sister Mrs Florence Holt, and brother Will Goodenow. wife predeceased him. Born Maple Flats Oswego County, he was an accountant and longtime Oneida Limited employee.
Warren street merchants oppose the city one way plan threatening certiorari actions to reduce assessments if traffic control continues. Merchants report a sharp drop in business and one group has retained the law firm Bond Schoeneck and King for potential legal action.
The will of Jacob F P Abend filed for probate leaves his estate to his widow, Mrs. Margaret Abend of 508 NJ Center St East Syracuse. Abend, longtime yard conductor in the Dewitt yards of the New York Central Railroad, was a lifelong East Syracuse resident and died May 11.
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