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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
6
Obituaries and funeral notices from Syracuse and surrounding towns list multiple deaths June 2 3 1950 including Mrs Josephine Guignard Mrs Anna Murrill Sharp Mrs Margaret Jennison and Mrs Joan Benton. Services set at St Agnes North Syracuse and local churches with interments at Oakwood North Syracuse and St Marys cemeteries. Friends may call at Garnell and Snyder funeral homes with wake hours noted.
An obituary notice lists several Syracuse area deaths including Prank R Wells 79 tenor Clinton Suir 7 Jewel Lee Fuller 62 Norwich Earl Parker 33 Watertown. It provides a directory of local funeral homes and contact numbers such as Kempf Parlors 203 Phieh Sk, Re BATON enone ni Funeral Chapel Fayettaville Callahan Hanley Milton Ave, Pirro & Sons West Onondaga St, Labder Funeral Home 1258 87 W Genesee St, Minale Funeral Home Schumacher Mason, Greenleaf Funeral Home 303 W Onondaga, Traugott Lohmany, McAuliffe and Welter Funeral Homes.
Mrs May Woods Andrews wife of educator Gregory G Andrews principal of vocational school died yesterday at her home 213 Rosinras Rd Bors Palashi She was a member of Plymouth Congregational DAR and Vassar Club among others Survived by husband a daughter in New York City and a nephew Funeral at Elmer EB Prieg funeral home at 2 PM Monday conducted by Pastor Frank B McDaffee Burial at Pulant Cemetery with visiting hours tomorrow afternoon and evening
Watertown obituary notes the funeral of Msgr. Joan L. Plunkett pastor at St Patrick's Church. The Most Rev. Bryan J. McEntegart presided as he led the pontifical mass of requiem. Interment followed in the priests' plot at Glenwood Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Jennison wife of Prof Mashatl W Jennison of Syracuse University in biology. Service at St Albans Church at 2 PM Tuesday with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM Monday at Garfield funeral home.
Two Syracusans are listed for attendance at the Tae Synod Convention. Reverend Doctor Cheb tae P. Jen is noted among the attendees and described in the entry from the Syracuse region.
The Herald Journal salutes Harold Roe Rovee, long time superintendent and leader of the Woodeland Association of FP Lahre Shanvajeles, who holds the presidency and will oversee painting projects. He is praised for many roles and community service. his 12 mile Gar Wood runabout awaits water testing next week.
Howard C Burdick 52 life resident of Liverpool died suddenly at his home 1244 Tulip St Liverpool He was a cattle dealer and farm real estate investor WWI veteran member of Liverpool Post 188 American Legion and Liverpool Lodge 525 F and A M Survivors include wife daughter sister and grandchild Services at home 2 30 PM Monday Rev Edwin Dalhery officiating Burial at Morningside Cemetery
Syracuse Regional Blood Program marks its first year of service with an open house at the hood center on Friday June 9. The Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter of the American Red Cross will host the event to observe the life saving program.
Dudley faces trial later this month on a murder related charge. The case, tied to a Pulaski location and involving a defendant named Kenneth EF. Doiley, originates from a prior arrest and preliminary proceedings.
The piece recalls a young narrator drawn to writing amid tragedy in World War II. It charts a survivor’s journey from Tarai State turmoil to captivity, then education in the United States aided by Catholic Charities and a full scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Mentions include Dolores Servano, Mary Ireland, Carolyn Warren, and local honors at Vocational High School.
Rep. Walter Richlman will guest speak tomorrow at Delaware Street Baptist Church during the TV AM service. He will discuss The Christian in Parties, with Rev. Dr. Calvin M. Thompson Jr. absent.
Syracuse public schools continue a large radio broadcasting schedule with 2000 pupils participating this year. The district claims the largest school program in the state outside New York City as the Interv ews and News program on WOLF at 11 15 AM Saturdays will run through June, with no children involved.
Sixty Knights Templar from Central City Commandery 25 and twenty more from Auburn Oswego and Norwich travel to New York City Friday for the 137th state conclave June 40 21 at the Waldorf Astoria Elmer Jacobsen Syracuse commander heads the local group with reservations at the Use Hotel New Weston. The Knights will be joined by their navy led by Mrs rge W Braithwaite president for a dinner Saturday evening at the Weston.
Mrs Flora Roth of 103 Carbon Street reported the loss of 80 dollars from her purse in a bureau drawer. She told patrolmen that she left home between 7 and 9 P M yesterday and returned to find the money missing. Entrance to the house was gained through a rear unlocked door.
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau foresees a front moving from the Great Basin toward the Valley with strong winds and possible rain. Reports from stations indicate unsettled conditions across the Montane and valley regions, with cooler temperatures expected by late day.
Holstein breeders from the United States and Canada prepare for a four day convention in Syracuse to coincide with a major Holstein auction sale at the State Fair Grounds. Mayor Corcoran proclaims June 11 Holstein Friesen Week praising the dairy industry as New York State’s key agricultural income source.
Showers ending tonight in Syracuse with tomorrow expected fair weather. Temperatures in the high forties to mid fifties. sunrise at a early hour and light winds. Forecast includes improving conditions and cooler night air after showers.
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