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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
28
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Edward Brackley Anna Brennan Edward Brosnan Amelia Fix Vance Harwood Michael Krupnak Dolores Rannie David Smithers Mildred Sterritt and others. Includes addresses dates services times and interment locations with survivor lists and calling hours. Interments at Woodlawn Mont Pleasant and local cemeteries across Syracuse area.
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous Syracuse area funeral homes with addresses and phone-like numbers. The items include Ballweg Lunsford, Bordynski, Callanan Mooney, Carter, Cline, Farone Son, Frasier Shepardson, Gang Memorial Chapel, Garfield, Gaynor Maslyn, Giminski Wysocki, Goddard Crandall, Greenleaf, Harold Hoate, John C Tindall, Hin, Keegan Osbelt, Maurer, Pirro Sons, and others, all showing street addresses and partial contact data.
Samuel J Goodrow 86 of 913 Berkley Court Liverpool died today at St Josephs Hospital after an apparent heart attack at home He was a retired electrician He lived in Nanuet 25 years before moving to Liverpool two years ago A charter member of the Pearl River Elks Club and a member of IBEW Local 631 He is survived by his wife Rita Monica Goodrow a son Garry Goodrow two brothers three sisters and two grandchildren Services will be 8 am Saturday at Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool with 8 45 am at St Johns Church Burial in Pine Plains Cemetery Clay Calling hours 7 to 9 pm tomorrow and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Friday.
Flossie Buckner Barker died Monday in Oswego Hospital at age unknown. Born in Kansas City she lived in Oswego years and worked at the state school in Syracuse. Survived by husband Harold W. Barker seven stepdaughters two stepsons and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Dain Funeral Home Oswego with burial in Rural Cemetery. Calling hours today 7 to 9 p.m.
D L Harwood 79 of Kirkville died yesterday at Cronse Irving Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. A retired Lamson Corp machinist, he was a charter member of Bridgeport Fire Co and former master of Brewerton IOOF. He owned Harwood Dog Kennels and belonged to the American Kennel Club. Survived by brother Herbert of Brewerton and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Traub Funeral Home Bridgeport. burial Bridgeport Cemetery. Contributions to Bridgeport Fire Co Ambulance Fund.
Fred Franceschetti of 416 Woods Road Solvay died on arrival at St Josephs Hospital He was a vending stand operator for the state and a welder at Allied Chemical Corp for 25 years He was a communicant of St Cecilia Church and member of the Solvay Tyrol Club Surviving are his wife Virginia Presari a daughter and three grandchildren Burial at Assumption Cemetery with services at B Gazzi Twins Solvay Funeral Home and St Cecilia Church
Frances Dresler of Ledyard Connecticut died yesterday in Norwich. She was mother of H. Philip Shondy of Pompey and stepmother of Mrs Edna Vanderwedge of Syracuse. Graveside services will be held later at Savannah Dales Cemetery. Calling hours Friday at H Philip Shoudy’s home in Pompey.
Christine Lang Slate 67 of 103 Rowell Drive died yesterday at Community General Hospital after a brief illness. Retired secretary for Lehigh Valley Coal Co she lived in Syracuse 40 years and was a Washington, D.C. native. Survived by husband Claude A. Slate three sisters Miss Sophia Lang Mrs Mary Sullivan Miss Margaret Lang and several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at Gaynor-Masiyn Funeral Home burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visiting hours listed.
Anna Brennan of Bernardine Apartments 417 Churchill Ave formerly of Scott Avenue died yesterday in Community General Hospital after a long illness. She was active in local civic groups and widow of Emmitt A. Brennan of Brennan Motor Co. Survived by four sisters in law and other relatives. Services Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Whelan Brothers Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. James Church. Burial in Oakwood Morningside. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Bertha Ford 61 formerly of Kirkville died today in a local nursing home after a long illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Dorothy Haynes of Friday at the Russell H. Schepp Funeral Home Minoa. Burial will be in Loomis Hill Cemetery.
Leonard A. Kinning 71 of 77 Tappan Street Baldwinsville died May 9 after a brief illness. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Gates Funeral Home Baldwinsville.
A 26 year old city man Robert L Towndrow pleaded innocent in Police Court to felony counts of sexual mistreatment, reckless endangerment and unlawful imprisonment. He allegedly attacked an eight year old boy in Elmwood Park after offering a bicycle ride and attempted to remove clothing. The child escaped, suffered cuts and bruises, and Towndrow was ordered held without bail for a mental examination with a June 17 pre trial date.
John Beverly. 37, of 201 Carbon St Apt 3. pleaded innocent in Police Court to a felony burglary charge and was held on $1000 bail awaiting a June 15 reappearance. Beverly allegedly broke into the home of Mrs. Hawley Ceredit a at 201 Carbon St Apt 7. items taken included two tables lamps a chair and drapes. Entry was gained by breaking the front door.
Secret Service reports counterfeit one dollar bills featuring sexual acts circulated from New England to the Midwest. A Syracuse witness described a tavern cashing incident, with Albany and Newport cases surfacing, while authorities probe a printed blank portrait method and uncooperative suspects.
Lt Col C E Thompson U S Marine Corps will speak at a breakfast Saturday at 8 30 a m at Valle s Steak House for Full Gospel Men s Fellowship International The original speaker Gen Ralph E Haines Jr canceled Thompson a helicopter and jet fighter pilot who served in Vietnam received the Air Medal Purple Heart and Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with bronze star is special assistant and Marine Corps aide to the assistant secretary of the Navy for Research and Development
The Solvay Senior Citizens Club will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p m June 15 at Prospect School Woods Road with Mrs Emily Simons presiding Mary Ann Welter from housing services will discuss housing for the elderly John Simiele will present plans for the July 15 picnic at Longbranch Park
The city auctioned leases for four downtown parking lots to operate 955 spaces. Murboro Parking Inc. won three lots including E Adams Street and E Salina Street sites, while Ama-Yer Parking leased the S Adams area. All bids increased, with Marboro paying $90,700 yearly for the largest lot, and All Right Parking winning the W Salina Street site at $12,300 yearly. Woodworth cited meter installation as a revenue driver.
A seven man five woman jury began deliberations in the burglary trial of two teenage defendants, Fred Serrano 18 and Daniel Procopio 19, charged with first degree burglary sodomy and other counts. The case stems from a July break in at a 20 year old Onondaga Hill woman who was asleep.
Oneida County seeks extradition of Patsy Kelly Jarrett from Guilford County North Carolina over the August 1973 Sea Way gas station killing of Paul Hatch. Jarrett has demanded a hearing and is charged with murder and first degree robbery alongside Billy Ronald Kelly.
Amelia Fix 87 of 1341 Butternut St. died Monday at A. C. Silverman Hospital after a long illness. A Syracusan she belonged to St. John's Lutheran Church. Survived by sister Mrs Erna A Kocher brother Max A Fix and others at Goddard and Crandall Funeral Home. Rev. Alice Moberg Sarver to officiate burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. No calling hours. Contributions requested to American Cancer Society.
Deborah J. Wilbur daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Wilbur of Fayetteville was awarded a bachelor of science degree by unpata College Huntingdon Pa Miss Wilbur majored in general studies and geology She was a member of the women s basketball team and active in intramural athletics.
William Wallace 44 of 21 B Raynor Ave pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Police Court to third degree possession of a dangerous weapon. Police said a sawed off shotgun was found at his Raynor Avenue home during a family dispute call. Wallace held on $1,000 bail with a court reappearance set for June 14.
The town of DeWitt will mark Moses DeWitt Day with a marker dedication at Cedar Bay Park. The ceremony includes a luncheon at Crumlins with Linus F. duRocher, national chairman of the Daughters of American Colonists, delivering the keynote. DeWitt aided surveying the Genesee Turnpike across New York.
Seguin Community Services of the Syracuse Developmental Center seeks families to host children and adults with mental and educational disabilities for up to one month. Contact William Dwyer at 473-5046 for details and eligibility.
A legal notice item lists Andrew Di Bello Jr Frances Di Bello Community General Hospital Inc Sharron Gleason Marine Midland Bank Central and Lincoln First Bank Central National Association in actions or claims filed in the court.
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