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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
5
Gertrude Gates Scammell widow of George B Scammell dies at Roch 9. Survived by son C Lester Scammell and John Carel. Funeral at Fos Home Wednesday at 3 PM. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
James G. Monnett aged 65 longtime real estate editor of the Cleveland Pisin Dealer died last night. He had served as president of the Real Estate Editors' Association for the past five years.
Funeral services for Ward Tindall were held at Solvay with prayers and a burial at Assungj tien Cemetery. Honorary bearers included Geddes Town Board and Solway Village Board members. active bearers listed. Solvay officials closed village offices during the funeral. Tindall had served as sheriff since last fall and spent decades with Solvay Process Company, Solvay Bank director, and local firefighting groups. County supervisors expressed regret and attended the services.
Charles M. McLeod 62 of 416 Roberts Avenue died Monday night in Crouse-Irving Hospital after 45 years with J. & F. Garrett Paper Company. He was active in Central New York sports, known as Mac to boxing and baseball fans, and belonged to Dewitt Fish and Game Club Fayetteville Manlius Rod and Gun Club Syracuse Lodge 31 BPOE Central City Lodge 505 F&AM and Kedar Khan Grotto. Survived by wife Jane Summerfield McLeod son Donald E. W. McLeod of New York and granddaughter Ann Cregg McLeod. Funeral 2 PM Thursday Greenleaf Funeral Home with burial at Morningside Cemetery.
Miss Lillian A. Buckley nineteen of 411 Oakwood Avenue died Sunday night in Syracuse General Hospital after a short illness. Private funeral services were held at Mullen McGourtey funeral home with Rev. George Arsenau officiating. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Timothy Buckley three sisters Mrs Richard Freieschi Mrs Robert Burke and Mrs Joan Nolan four brothers John Robert Lyman and Richard paternal grandfather Michael Buckley Oswego and several nieces and nephews.
A fragmented notice lists several local deaths including Mrs. Cora H Bennett 2 Cortland Mrs. Effie Hodees A Waterton Mrs. Esteliz 31 De Giltz 55 Watertown and others such as Thomas J Williams 40 Clinton Robert Osmond 58 Cortland John Burcham 63 Auburn Walter B Tallmodre 47 Oneida Mary E Balczin 338 Homer Ova Larrabee 71 Port Byron Harold Sanford 42 Phoenix Mrs Vittoria Mosante 33 Oneida meriba T Mevenz 65 Rome Mary Sage 4 Williamstown Iisa Eieanor Nelsen 31 Oswego and more.
Justice Ernest F. Edgecomb longtime New York jurist and trial advocate died at 76 in hospital after observing his health. A Syracuse University graduate and former Supreme Court judge and Appellate Division member, he served as official referee and was active in Republican politics in Onondaga County. He leaves Grace Webb Edgcomb a son Susian W. Edgcomb and two granddaughters Mary Anne and Margaret Rose. Burial at Oakwood after private Skaneateles funeral.
Patrick Shanahan an Ireland native and East Syracuse resident of 56 years died at home on East Second Street. He was a construction foreman and is survived by Maurice Shanahan, four daughters, a son, a brother and six grandchildren. Frank V. Bourke a kiln setter at Onondaga Pottery died at 401 Richfield Boulevard Mattydale after a two year illness. He is survived by his wife three sisters and three brothers. Services for Shanahan and Bourke were to be held at their homes with burials scheduled at local cemeteries.
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Dubosh wife of Andrew Dubosh will be held Wednesday at 9 AM at the home 10S Center Street Solvay and at 9 30 AM at Stephen's Church. The Rev Ferdinand Jiattalla will celebrate a solemn high mass of requiem assisted by the Rev Edward Misiuta and the Rev Frank Holo cinski. Burial will be in St Mary's.
Mrs Lucy Wesolowski widow of Stanley Wesolowski died Monday night at her Solvay home after long residence in the village. Surviving were six daughters and six sons, 19 grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral services to be held from the home at a later time.
Mrs Mary O Keefe Cavanaugh former Syracuse resident died Saturday at her Yonkers home. She had no immediate survivors. Funeral services were held at St Joseph's Church Yonkers and the body is to be buried in St Agnes Cemetery in Syracuse tomorrow.
Edward W. Fahey a Fayetteville native who lived in Syracuse most of his life died Tuesday at his home 207 Kittel Road. He is survived by two daughters a grandson and two nephews. Funeral services will be at the William P. Hart funeral home at a time to be announced.
Funeral services for James E. Ment were held Tuesday at 8:30 A. M. from the Pl. A. O'Neill funeral home and at 9 A. M. in Saint Anthony of Padua Church with a high mass of requiem conducted by Rev. Owen J. Roche. Bearers included Mortimer J. Sanford Homer Mead Edward Flaherty Bert Hills William Griffin and Herman Rosenbaum. Rev. Bernard J. Duhamel read the committal services at St. Agnes Cemetery.
Peter Griendzia Granger a native of Poland and longtime county resident of 30 years died Tuesday morning at his home R D 3 Syracuse Town of Van Buren Surviving are his wife Mrs Jo
Stamford Supreme Court Justice Andrew J. McNaught of Stamford died of pneumonia at Fox Hospital Oneonta aged 70. A Watertown native, he served 12 years on the bench and faced retirement this year. Survived by wife Cora Thompson and three children, funeral plans incomplete.
Reuben Carey 61 a Syracuse area Boy Scout executive and Troop 3 scoutmaster for 15 years died after a three day illness in Crouse hospital He was a Seneca County native who moved to Syracuse in 1935 and worked 19 years with New York State Railways He belonged to the Maccabees and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Survived by wife Dessie two sons Reuben Jr and Clifford two daughters Arietta Dyce and Evelyn Trumbull and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held at his home Thursday at 10 AM Reverend S A...
Sephine Granger and two daughters along with Mrs. Chester Godlewski and Miss Gertrude Granger are named in the obituary. A brother Stanley Griendzin of Poland and sister Mrs. Walter Smith also are listed. Funeral services will be from the home of his sister Mrs. Smith at 202 Pharis Street and at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
Gustav Stenzel 7 died Thursday at his home on Highland Street. The funeral was held Monday at 2 PM at the Frazier funeral home with Rev. Warner H. Siebert officiating. Bearers were Otto Liess Anthony Rail Robert Kluge Herman Hecker Norman Rohner Oscar John. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery. Charles T Williams 75 died suddenly Tuesday at his Lysander home. Born in Ira he lived in Lysander 49 years. Survived by sister Miss Grace Williams and sister in law Mrs Grace Williams. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at his home conducted by Rev Ernest Collings. Burial in Lysander Cemetery.
Hyman Reback 74 of 252 Bruce Street died Tuesday morning after a three month illness in Onondaga County Sanatorium. He belonged to Workmen's Circle Branch 19. Survived by four sons Louis Joseph Harry Leon and two daughters Mrs Harry Joel and Mrs James MacGuire and four grandchildren. Funeral at 5 PM Tuesday at Birnbaum funeral home with Rabbi Samuel Yalow. Burial in Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
Funeral services for 74 year old John Mc Carthy retired railroad man were held at his Warners home then at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Rev John Scanlon celebrated a high mass of requiem with pallbearers Daniel Luke Arthur Luke Joan Sullivan and Dan Kellerer. Burial followed at St Patrick's Cemetery Jordan.
Mrs Anna Long wife of William C Long died Saturday funeral rites were held Tuesday at 9 30 ASM at the home in Tully and at 10 AM in Saint Leo Church Reverend L A Tobin celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem with Deacon Joseph Ploecki and Subdeacon George Kinney. Pallbearers were Frank Joseph Albert Kinney John Meauliffe Edward and Harold Flanagan. Burial followed at St Patricks Cemetery Otisco.
Mrs Julia Weaver Seeley widow of John L Seeley former Syracuse Dry Goods Association president died at 348 West Kennedy Street after a Bridgeport birth. She leaves two brothers Addison R Weaver Syracuse and Clinton D Weaver Cicerofi and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 12 noon Thursday at her home by Rev Bayden Mudge of Bridgeport Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
Archibald McCaw a retired New York Central Railroad engineer died Monday at 3737 Midland Avenue in Syracuse aged 69 born in Redfield He lived in Syracuse 38 years retired in 1935 He helped found James Street Methodist Church and held local offices Funeral at Webster funeral home Wednesday afternoon burial Woodlawn Cemetery He is survived by a daughter a son a grandson and a sister.
E. L. Sproul of Dundee, manager of the Dundee Telephone and Telegraph Company, was elected to the board of directors of the New York State Telephone Association during its annual convention at Hotel Syracuse in Syracuse.
Fifty priests attended the last rites for Peter T. Daley 69 a Cazenovia merchant and funeral director at St James Church The service followed his death Friday interment was at St James Cemetery Daley led Daley Evans firm since 1908 and was a longtime civic church leader in Cazenovia
Watertown hosts the fifth annual international photography salon sponsored by the Watertown Camera Club. The Flower Library displays 156 salon-size enlargements, in a show running through the evening of June 19.
The son of Mrs. Sarah Corbett Flynn led a Requiem at St. Mark's Church Jamesville for Mrs. Flynn wife of William J. Flynn who died Thursday. A large priestly procession and choir participated with many priests named and burial in St. Mary's.
Funeral plans were set for Ray A. Mowers age 57 of Albany a noted upstate New York newspaperman who died suddenly after a brief illness. His career included posts at the Gloversville Leader-Republican Morning Herald New York Herald Tribune Schenectady Union Star Albany Evening News and Albany Times Union. He had been publicity director for the Albany district office of the OPA on leave from the Times Union. He was father to J Lunn Mowers of 532 Maryland Avenue head of the Central New York Power Corporation photos department.
The death of Courtenay E. M. Pollock noted sculptor inventor and writer occurred yesterday at his London home. Pollock created many of the last war memorials and his American work includes the Draper Memorial in Hopedale Massachusetts. His works were exhibited in New York in 1910 and Boston in 1911.
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