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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1943
Page
3
Obituary notices and funeral details for multiple residents. Mrs Macy Doers and Anna Phs mentioned with survivors and service details. Mary McGinn listed with daughter Mrs Floyd Major, service at St Marys Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Weber Rein and Tindall families noted with bereavement dates and surviving relatives. Burial and service locations include Rochester area churches and cemeteries.
County leaders gathered to honor the late Mr. Tindall with a funeral service in Solvay. Officials including town and village directors, ex officio members, and various associates will attend the memorial at the Solvay venue, reflecting on his long service and community roles.
Funeral details follow for Mrs Mary Dubosh, widow of Andrew Dubosh, died Sunday in Crousel nell area. Services at 9 AM from 108 Center Street Solvay with a Requiem at St Stephen’s, burial in St Cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren. Also notices for Prof Alfred Giers, Mrs Nellie Wall Gooley, and Mrs Chinrina Monti with service times, churches and burial plans.
The funeral for Marie Louise Rousseau, who died Wednesday, was held this morning from her home at 305 West Beard Avenue. A requiem mass followed at St. Anthony of Padua Church with Rev. Owen Roche officiating. Bearers were Jeremiah Bean, John Sullivan, Edward Grant, and Ralph Phelps. Commital services were conducted at St. Mary’s by Rev. Bernard J. Duhamel.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Earl Lumley wife of William R Lumley of 1059 Ackerman Avenue will be held at 2 P m tomorrow at Fairchild Meech funeral directors conducted by Rev Dean Richards Burial will be in Morningside Cemetery Mrs Lumley a Geneseo Normal School graduate taught in Akron sang in Buffalo churches and was a soloist at Inwinn Methodist Church active in Red Cross She leaves husband a son Rowland R Lumley in the U S Army at Camp Perry Ohio and two sisters Grace F Earl Stearns of Rochester and Carrie Earl Erickson of Duston
Arthur Blaisdell 64 of 313 Gifford Street died suddenly from a stomach condition at home. Autopsy at the county morgue released today. He leaves three sons Raymond Glenn and William Blaisdell and three daughters Cora Barker Erwin White and Grace Hennessy, a sister Mary Wheeler, and a brother George Blaisdell of Canastota. Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow at Kearney funeral establishment with burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. Sara Horan Cahill widow of Rhody Cahill died Thursday was held from her home 213 Milton Avenue. A solemn requiem Mass followed at St Patrick Church by Rev William J Shannon with Assisting deacon Rev George Hurley and subdeacon Rev Francis Walters. Bearers were John Haley Matthew Brown John Rohner Michael Ryan William Welsh and Edward Spencer. Father Hurley conducted committal at St Agnes Cemetery.
Mrs. Margaratha Weber Reinmann aged 78 died yesterday at 1310 North Salina Street after illness. Funeral from her home at 9 A M Wednesday with a requiem mass at St John the Baptist Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. She leaves four sons, six daughters, three brothers, twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She was a communicant of St John the Baptist Church.
Henry Burgess died at Crousee Irving Hospital Saturday night. Funeral at 2250 PL AS tomorrow at B L Bush & Sons Jordan funeral directors. Rev James McConnel to officiate at Jordan Methodist Church. Burial in Kingdom Cemetery Town of Van Buren. Native of Van Buren, Burgess lived in Jordan the last three years. Survived by two children Druther and WNam J. Clark of Jordan.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Owen Chandler widow of Shaarnd Chandler will be held at Greenies funeral home at 2 PM tomorrow conducted by Rev Claude H Leyneld. Burial in Oak Wood Cemetery. She lived in Syracuse since childhood, from Newtown Montgomeryshire Wales. She belonged to Episcopal Church and the Union Center. Survived by sister Miss Anna M Owen of Syracuse.
Mrs Prudence Latimer Brindley widow of Joseph Brindley who died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Greene will be buried tomorrow at Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Funeral services are private at 11 A M at Fairchild and Meech with Rev Alfred L Taylor. Surviving are another daughter Edwin D Winkworth of Barclay Road three grandchildren Lucia Linda and Edwin Brindley Winkworth Jr and Miss Eleanor Winkworth.
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Shelley wife of Robert Shelley who died Friday were held this afternoon by the Rev Clytus Mowry of James Street Methodist Church at Goddard Crandall funeral directors. Burial was at North Manlius. Bearers were Lester Shelley Louis Conley Frank Seeley Claude Taylor William Beesley and Theo Duval.
Miss Sarah Smith of Brooklyn dies after a two month illness at her niece's Fayetteville home. She had lived in Fayetteville four years with Mr and Mrs George J Bryan at 132 East Genesee Street. Funeral director C R Eaton will ship the body to New York City for services Wednesday and burial in Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn.
Mrs Florence L Trainor died Thursday at his home 401 Berriman Avenue and was buried yesterday afternoon in Onondaga Valley Cemetery after funeral services at the home conducted by Rev Frederick C Ellerman of St Pauls Lutheran Church The Leavers were Robert Bates Bernard Owens Bernard McPeck Carl Schneider Carl Breeze and Robert Howard.
George D. Dickson died suddenly at University Hospital and will be buried in North Syracuse with services at 2:30 P.M. at his home. He leaves a son and daughter, his mother, a sister, and a brother. John McCarthy, 74, a Warners lifelong resident and retired railroad trackman, died at home after a four year illness. He is survived by a brother and a niece. his funeral and requiem will be at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church with burial at Saint Patrick's Cemetery in Jordan.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Bond 36 of Baldwinsville wife of Irving Bond who died Saturday at Rome Hospital will be held at 9 A M tomorrow at R L Madden funeral home and a half hour later in St Marys Church Baldwinsville a requiem mass will be celebrated She is survived by her husband two sons Timothy and John Bond and her father Timothy Hourihan of Ireland.
Brig. Gen. Asa L. Singleton of the 6th U.S. Army retired died at Fort Benning Hospital after a long illness. A Georgia native, he served in the Spanish American War and World War I, earned the Distinguished Service Cross and French Legion of Honor, and commanded at Fort Benning and the infantry school before becoming Manlius School superintendent in 1950. He had recently taken leave due to ill health and resided on campus with his wife, Mrs. Mabel Wood Wright.
Bishop James E Freeman longtime head of the Washington Episcopal diocese since 1923 died near the National Cathedral he built. He led a social service program and evangelistic reform while raising funds for a 12 million cathedral project and shaping a national shrine vision. Funeral at the cathedral and burial in its crypt planned.
The obituary notes two brothers Jerry Hourihan of Elmira and Timothy Hourihan of Binghamton and two sisters Mrs William Guinane of Elmira and Mrs Katherine Chaniski of Buffalo. Burial will be in St Clary s Cemetery Baldwinsville.
James Fred Estes 71 telegraph editor of the Boston Daily Record and former Syracuse newspaper man died yesterday at his Boston home. He worked in Syracuse as news editor of the old Syracuse Telegram before joining the Record staff in 1931 and also served as managing editor of the Worcester Telegram. His widow Leila E Estes, a son George D Estes of Manchester New Hampshire, and two daughters and three grandchildren survive.
Dr William Francis Magie 84 longtime Princeton University dean and authority on specific heat capillarity and the history of re He was born in Elizabeth New Jersey and died in Princeton after 13 years as a faculty dean.
Obituaries and death notices for John E McSorley Duane Antoinette Welter Frank Shotwell 73 Gene a F Walker Aubari ne Reames Smith Rose 81 Bremords Mrs James T Parsons 60 Watertown Josean P Dazell 68 Black Rives Adelia Witherstine 36 Mohawk Martin J Doyle 81 Utica Sassen Nassaw Utica Mathew DeConde Utica John Brown 69 Prospect Mire Jane Gells Eaton Waterloo William Stephen Dunn 38 Rome Frank A Duprey Oxswero Mrs Mary E Stevens 86 Oswero Ralph C Jacobs 59 Fulton all listed with ages and locations.
Emily Nichols Rochester 76 a great granddaughter of Col Nathaniel Rochester founder of Rochester died at her home in Buffalo yesterday. She carried on family legacy tied to the city she helped establish through her lineage and local ties.
Moses B. Cotsworth 83, promoter of a 13 month year with 28 day months and a year day, died in Vancouver after years of advocacy. The idea attracted George Eastman in 1923 and gained adoption at Kodak plants in Rochester and other Canadian users. Cotsworth, a Yorkshire native and former railroad executive, died Saturday.
Four people died in upstate New York over the weekend in two drownings and two other incidents. Sandra Stiles, 2, drowned in Honeoye Lake. Harry E. Lain, 67, died after a fall injuries. Harry M. Whitman, 53, was killed when pinned under a tractor. Mrs. James E. King, 23, Albany, drowned when her car plunged into the Hudson River.
Onondaga County sanatorium physicians offer a chest clinic from 1 to 3 P.M. Thursday at Manlius High School with Mrs. Ethel Everingham in charge of appointments.
The May report lists patient counts, admissions, discharges, births, deaths, operations, X rays, tests, and ambulance calls across Syracuse area facilities including Orondiga Sanatorium Syracuse Free Dispensary Onondaga County Hospital St Josephs General University Good Shepherd Memorial Crouse Irving. Remaining patients and daily averages are provided for several hospitals.
Local births show numerous families in city addresses with new babies born in May and June and listing parents with full names and home streets. Several marriages are noted alongside birth notices for James Edwards La Vaute and Virginia Elizabeth Kavanauch, with a service-rate note urging readers to mail news to a service member and directing to the editorial rates.
Carrier Corporation announces a reorganization in its marketing division. EB Murphy says L Lewis becomes technical adviser for centrifugal refrigeration while O W Bynum moves from the southern region to the home office as assistant manager. The southern region is split between eastern and central regions with M T Firestone assigned to the eastern region and B L R McCumber to the central region.
The Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants and the Syracuse Association of Credit Men cancelled the June 12 outing and field day due to gasoline shortages. Harry D. Snyder heads the Syracuse chapter and Robert S. Merrill leads the credit men. A full slate of chapter directors is listed with names for Programs, Publicity, Publications, Meetings, Attendance, Employment, and Membership. Snyder was named transportation chairman for the national convention in Boston June 21 to 23, with a large Syracuse delegation planned for war and postwar accounting sessions.
Milton J Upcraft speaker at Townsend Clubs meeting in Kanatenah rooms. Paul Chase NY State representative and Mrs Leonora Boyehiff led songs. Maude Conant outlined Townsend news. Weekly club schedule lists locations times and activities across Monday to Saturday with refreshments dancing and elections.
The Rev. Norbert Scheid OMC pastor of St. Marys Minna was praised as ambassador of Christ at a Syracuse diocese service marking 40 years since his ordination. The celebration on St Norbert feast day included a procession and a dedication service for the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes.
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