Syracuse Herald Journal Local Correspondents Listed
Farold D Nims and Raham Caldwell are among correspondents listed with circulation offices in Madison Chittenango Sherrill Rome Camden and Syracuse. The notice states Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sunday Herald American reporters cover home town news in the wide circulation territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farold D Nims
Madison
Canastota
Vaccaro
James St
Camden
Harold G. Tuck
Main St
Syracuse
Rome Accepts Five Year Lighting Contract With NY Power
The Rome board approved a five year street lighting deal with Central New York Power and Light Corp to save about 1385 yearly. Effective June 1, the contract costs 440,018.73 annually, replacing last year’s 445,404.02. Mayor Schantz and City Clerk Lolo to sign after council approval. The plan includes bonding for 50,000 and 126 new globe lamps at 598.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Central New York Power and Light Corporation
Board of
John C. Schantz
Joseph E. Lolo
Corporation Council
Commissioner of Public Works
Ira L. Elmer
The
Power Corporation
Stevens Field
Fourth Ward
Sixth St
Thomas F. Coluccio and Sons of
Musical Festival At Sherrill Draws Hundreds Of Youths
A Madison-Oneida Interscholastic League festival at Noyes Park Sherrill attracted hundreds of boys and girls from Mannsville Verona Vernon Chittenango and Westmoreland. Sherrill Madison High did not participate. The day featured rehearsals then group and massed chorus and band numbers with 125 in the massed band and 200 in the massed chorus. Bus and private car arrivals, with teachers coordinating, filled the program through the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill
Madison-Oneida
Crash Hurts Onenda Man
ONEIDA Second Lt. W. Robert Rissman son of Mr and Mrs Richard Rissman is in a Miami hospital after a crash. He serves in the Air Transport Command of the Army Air Forces flying a C 47 transport. Rissman enlisted July 1943 and was stationed in Puerto Rico when the accident occurred. He was stationed in Panama for two years and in Puerto Rico for the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Robert Rissman
Richard Rissman
Miami
Air Transport Command
Army Air Forces
Ransport
Puerto Rico
Rissman
Panama
Edith Lillie funeral Sunday in Oneida
Mrs Edith M Lillie 79 fatally burned in a Thursday fire at her home Oneida City Hospital reported her death Friday Survivors include husband and daughter two sisters Jessie Becker of HanniBal Minnie Brennan of Fulton Funeral services 130 PM Sunday at the home of daughter Mrs Harold Brown Chittenango followed by rites at 2 PM at Flyer Settlement Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev Howell Graf and other clergy to officiate The Lille greenhouse operation in Canastota long run and later on Harold Prosser farm Fyler Hamilton section Jimmy Van Slyke top Section 3 baseball player named to Suburban All Stars for June 20 game vs Central-Oneida League All Stars in Utica
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Harold Brown
Chittenanzo
Edith M. Lillie
Flyer Settlement
Wesleyan Methodial Church
Howell Graf
Kennand Herents Aliancee
David Buchanan
Freier Church
Lillie
Oneida City Hospital
Jessie Becker
Hannibal
Minnie Brennan
Fulton
Lille
Canastota
Harold Prosser
Fyler
Stuck Veteran Held for Jury in Rome Burglary Case
Pvt. Arthur L. Mitchie of Mayfield Pennsylvania was arraigned before City Judge Francis J. Lawless on third degree burglary charges after being freed by firemen from a two-wall trap at the City Market Spear Music Stoves site. Bond set at 2500 with him confined pending grand jury action. Police say Mitchie escaped Buffalo Military Police and was found uninjured in jail.
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Rome
Rome Po- Nee
Arthur Ll. Mitchie
Mayfield
Francis J. Lawles
Bell
Vollee
Mitch'o
Spear Music
L. S. MacMillan
Oneida
Buffalo
Mitchle
Buffalo Military
Sunday Church Services Across Oneida Area
A compact listing of church services across Oneida and nearby towns features multiple denominations. Notable schedules include First Methodist with 10:30 AM worship and 11:45 AM school, St. Pauls Evangelical 10 AM service, and St. Agatha's Catholic with 7:30, 8:30, 10, and 11 AM masses. Parishes across Oneida Castle and Dewruyter list varied worship, school times, youth groups, and evening programs, reflecting a dense regional church calendar.
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Oneida Onesis
James J. Morey
Armon
First Methodist
L. Ernest Orter
John P. Lauer
St. Paul's Evangelical
Ward
Dehn
Episcopal
Johnson
Maplingheld
Lee A. Howe, Jr
Christian Missionary Alliance
Mowal H. Graf
Zane People's Service
Worlp Free Methodist
Philip BE
Church of God
William Menzer
Arge
Sinadom Mall
Phelps At
Watchtower Society
Buble
Trallen Christian Assembly
Bruno
The
Salvation Army
Lawrence Garelli
Oneuda Castle
Cochran Memorial
Fresherian
Krowles
Deruyter Faderated
Cifford E Webb
Ben Aervice
Canastota Baptist
Richard Wetherbee
Pas
Tor
Christian Youth Fellowship
Methodist
Charles L. Hess
Divine Wornh
Presbyterian
Caleb F H. Hodges
Westminster Youth Fellowship
St. Agatha’s
Wiliam Church
James Leahy
South Bay Community Chapel
Whitelaw Presbyterian
Caleb H. Hodges
Cazenovia Baptist
Roy Floyd N. Darlins
Eoreh
Felowsh Methodist
James W. McConnall
Joseph &. Hedges
Peter's Episcopal
William R. Robbins
St. James Catholic
Richard d. Lynch
Nelson Methodist
PlovdePlyer
Welch Congregational
Colgate Revives Preceptor System with Core Curriculum
Colgate University will revise its preceptorial system for freshmen and sophomores, integrating with a new core curriculum. A panel of 15 to 20 faculty advisers and 15 to 20 graduate preceptors will guide students, with biweekly individual meetings and alternating group sessions on study techniques and current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Colgate University
Carnegie Corporation
Everett Case
Colgate
E¢ Craion
Ueh
Taberg Man Held After Waiving Exam on Burglary Charge
Raymond R. Miller 41 of Taberg waived examination before Justice Everett Noble on burglary in the third degree and petty larceny charges. He was committed to Oneida County Jail in Rome to await grand jury action for allegedly entering the John Smith residence at Camden a year ago and stealing a sink and household items. Police from the B.C.L. Troopers and Camden patrol questioned him. The unoccupied Smith house is in Florence town and was reportedly entered again recently by another person.
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Oneida
Raymond R. Miller
Taberg R.D
Everett Noble
Oneida Castle
Oneida County
Rome
John Smith
Camden
Set
Ben Butler
Robert Flanerty
B.C.L
James Radley
Edward Reinhardt
Camden Patrol
Smith House
Florence
Miss Pettigrew Is Bride Tonight
Mildred C Pettigrew of this city will wed Paul R Suber of Oneida tonight at the bride’s parents home 227 Prospect Street Rev Ward Conklin of St Pauls Evangelical Church Oneida will officiate Attendants are Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ange of Sherrill Mr and Mrs Suber will reside at 112 Betsinger Road Suber is son of Mr and Mrs William Suber 227 North Street Oneida and is employed Lid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill
Mildred C. Pettigrew
Paul R. Suber
Oneida
Leroy Larkins
Prospect St
Ward Conklin
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Nicholas Ange
Sherrill, Mr. and Mrs. Suber Will Make Their Home At 112 Betsinger Rd
Suber
William Suber
North St
Hotel Manager Moyer to Own Hotel Henderson Aiken SC
Samuel E. Moyer will become owner of Hotel Henderson in Aiken South Carolina on July 1 after resigning as resident manager of Hotel Oneida following six years of service. The Grenoble Hotel Chain, which owns Hotel Oneida, will assign a new manager to Oneida. Under Moyer supervision the hotel has enjoyed its busiest two years since opening.
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Oneida
Samuel E. Moyer
Henderson
Aiken
S.C
Hotel Oneida
Grenoble
Mr. Moyer
Canastota Briefs Guests and Picnic Plans
Mrs H J Stringer and daughter Mrs Donnelly Smith and granddaughter from Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Howard Gleason in Peterboro. The Women missionary Society of First Presbyterian meets for a picnic at Hicks camp Lewis Point on Oneida Lake Tuesday with supper at 6. Guest speaker David Caldwell veteran to speak on China. Mrs Milton Bloss leads devotions. Social committee Mrs M D Olcott Mrs Eber Wood Mrs Cora Hollinger Mrs Robert Imhofe. Attendees bring table service covered dish and rolls. transport requests go to Mrs Imhofe. Helen Dunn, recovering from a recent car crash, returns to Canastota High School teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canastota
H. J. Stringer
Donnelly Smith
Baltimore
Howards
Gleason
M. D. Olcott
Eber Wood
Cora Hollinger
Robert Imhofe
Imhofe
Helen Dunn
Canastota High School
Guest Preacher at Cazenovia Presbyterian Service
Bur ton H Throckmorton Jr will speak at the 11 A M worship service in the Presbyterian Church in Cazenovia. Also summer services resume at Nelson Welsh Congregational Church Sunday at 1 30 P M with Rev Phillip Griffiths of United Church Morsieville as pastor.
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Cazenovia
Cazenovia Village Baptist Church
The
Bible School
Floyd N. Darling
Presbyterian Church
Burton H. Throckmorton, Jr
Joseph C. Hedges
Welsh Congregational Church
Nelson
Phillip Griffiths
United Church
Morsieville
Sherrill to Play Groton Sunday in Southern Tier League
Sherrill C4 team travels to Groton for its fourth contest in the Southern Tier Baseball League. First game under new coach Paul Glover. Expected pitcher Bud Smith with Ray H Bartholomay catching.
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Sherrill
Sherrill C. 4. C
Groton Sunruas
Paul Glover
Bud Smith
Ray H Bartholomay
Gifts Acknowledged by Old Ladies Home Board
Oneida Madison County board of managers acknowledges May donations from Miss M Petraoldt, George S Boyd, Dr Robert L Crockett, Mrs Abbie Fickland, Mrs Cottrel, Women's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church, Mrs Anna Keat, Willard Meireil, Mrs E K Hilliard, the dieior Board, Mrs T A Cruthers, Mrs J H Fort, Walter Burton and Mrs Anne Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Old Ladies Home
Madison County
Miss
Tta Petzoldt
George S. Boyd
Robert L. Crockett
Abbie Fickland
Cottrel
S .Uxilary
First Presbyterain Church
Anna Keat
Willard Meireil
E. K. Hilliard
Dieiior Board
T. A. Cruthers
J. H Fort
Walter Burton
Anne Wilson
OPA Control Removal Is Sought by New York Farm Bureau
The New York State Farm Bureau Federation with 76 000 members urges immediate end to OPA price ceilings on eggs poultry and fresh produce saying continued controls push farmers to black markets and worsen feed shortages. President Warren W Hawley notes price ceilings are impracticable and cause heavy poultry liquidation across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
OPA
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
New York
Congress
New York State
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
Hawley
G W Church Decorated for Italian Valor Cross
Morrisville Glenn W Church longtime Army master sergeant received the Italian Military Valor Cross for valor and self sacrifice in the Italian campaign. The award dated Oct 5 1945 was conferred by Humbert of Savoy Prince of Piedmont under royal decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Glenn W. Church
Prince Humbert
Italy
Humbert of
Savoy
Prince of
Piedmont
Church
Glenn W
Secretary of State For War
Man Arrested For Car Theft
Rome police arrest Eugene F. Cramer 29 Morrisville on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing a car owned by Mrs. John E. Fitzpatrick of Blamilton. The car was found May 30 on N Madison Street after a teletype from Oneida State Police indicated it had been taken for a parking place in Erieville. Cramer reportedly admitted the theft to Sgt. Francis Nero and Detective Bernard Benenfelder and was turned over to State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Eugene F. Cramer
Morrisville
John E. Fitzpatrick
Blamilton
N. Madison St
James N. Wright
Oneida
Erieville
Cramer
Francis N. Nero
Nero
Bernard Benenfelder
Cazenovia Pitcher Throws No-Hitter in 9-1 Win
Cazenovia Central High School defeated Morrisville Clayton-Eaton 9 to 1 Friday afternoon in a tri baseball game. Marshall Norton of Cazenovia Central hurled a no-hitter. In Rome, a $425 state check toward planning costs for a proposed city hall annex was received by City Engineer G Lyle Stillman as construction was approved by the State Postwar Planning Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazenovia— Central High School
Morrisville
Clayton-Eaton School
Marshall Norton
Cazenovia Central
Rome
New York State
City Hall
G. Lyle Stillman
State Postwar Planning Commission
Oneida Nine Triumphs Over Canastota On Harmon Field
Oneida defeated Canastota 11 to 4 on Harmon Field Thursday night as Stankivitz of Canastota drew poor support. Oneida, unbeaten, faces once beaten Cazenovia Sunday afternoon in the next game.
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Oneida
Canastota
Harmon Field
Stankivitz
Cazenovia
Community gatherings and celebrations in Oneida area
Sixty eight Camden Central staff dine at Hotel Oneida as local clubs plan basket picnic at Bingley Park Chittenango Cazenovia. Infant baptism and Children’s Day services noted. Verona Youth Council and Vernon High School events listed with dinners and meetings. Local marriages, nursing degree, and Greek letter society activities reported among church picnics and choir reunions.
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Oneida
Camden
Central School
Vernon High School
Hotel Oneida
First Methodist Church
Verona Youth Council
New London Methodist ‘Church
Paul Schroeder
Earlville
Philip Clonan
Oneida Closes Season With Win Over Sherrill
Oneida High baseball capped its season with a 2 to 1 victory over rival Sherrill High at Harmon Field. Bob Zulch, in his first high school game, held Sherrill to four hits as Oneida broke a 1 1 tie in the sixth inning aided by Milly Prior’s bases loaded triple. Sherrill pitcher Bill Dunn pitched well but received little run support. Oneida finishes 6 2 for the season, with losses to Cazenovia and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Oneida High
Sherrill High
Harmon
Bob Zulch
Sherrill
Ao Orion
Joe LaBalho
Boughter
Milly Prior
Bill Dunn
Cazenovia
Hamilton
Electrical Shop Damaged by Fire in Rome
Fire caused by an electric heater damaged the Lecks Electrical Company at 125 Willett Street in Rome. Chief William M. Campbell said Niemen battled the blaze for nearly an hour.
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Rome
Lecks Electrical Company
W. Willett St
William M. Campbell
Niemen
Baseball Tilts At Hamilton
Hamilton seeks revenge for 9 0 and 4 1 defeats as Syracuse Sport Shop plans a Sunday double header at the high school field starting 2 30 p m Duke Charles will bring a loaded squad from Saline City to face the Blue Raiders Spike McGinley will start the opener Field Manager Chuck Lahey will use Freem Powers and either Buster Cieri or Chuck Reinitz to try to sweep the series The remainder of the starting lineup will stay the same
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Hamilton
Joe Charles
Sport Shop Nine
Syracuse
Blue Raiders
Saline City
Duke Charles
Spike McGinley
Chuck Lahey
Freem Powers
Buster Cieri
Chuck Reinitz
Five Thousand Dollar Six Room House on North Main St
Oneida New York on North Main Street 6 room house with barn chicken house and other buildings 66 acres good land asking 5000 dollars with terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
N. Y
Cleveland Ave
Foule 31
Canastota
OES Chief Honored at Morrisville
Cortland Madison district officers of the Order of the Eastern Star honor R W Rachel A Stanley Cans tola District Deputy Grand Matron and R W William Johnson Marathon District Grand Lecturer with a banquet at the Dutch Inn and ceremonies at Madison Hall Morrisville. Visitors from most districts attended except Oneida Lodge 21 and Chittenango. A musical program featured piano solos whistling numbers and vocal selections by Bouckville and Hamilton residents. Two candidates were initiated Mrs Clifford Wilcox and Mrs Harald Chaphe. Hostesses included Worthy Matron Helen Langner and a large list of local officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Cortland-Madison
Order of the Eastern Star
R. W. Rachel A. Stanley
Canstola
R. W. William Johnson
Marathon
Dutch Inn
Madison Hall
Oneida Lodge No. 21
Chittenango
Robert Palmiter
Bouckville
James B. Cronk
Hamilton
Janice Fuess
Clifford Wilcox
Eaton
Harald Chaphe
West Eaton
Helen Langner
Bessie A. MacIntyre
R. W. Leslie Peck
Nina Burton
Anna Smith
Myre Hs Peck
Ethel Spoor
R. W. Lena Blowers
Marshall
Leona Kilby
Ethel Wells
Anna Roberts
Grace Fuess
Nellie Brown
Sentinel
Gomer Jones
Janice Finess
Adah
Marion Parker
Ruth
R. W. Hazel Blower
Esther
Eunice Becker
Martha
Cathryn Weinig
Electra
Blanche Washburn
Helen Lillie
Zela Livingstone
Helen Lille
Muriel Cramer
Clara Howard
Amy Joyce
Giennis Coe
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Borce
W. Walters
Colueccio
Elmer
Public Works
McKinley Av
van Buren,av
Edith Lillie
Allstar
John Siemasz
State Bridge
Berniek Wisniewski
Detroit
St. Francis Church
Durhamville
Edward Simpson
Harriet Wisniewski
Gordon Gilbert
Dorothy Siemasz
Walter Siemasz
Judith Ann Gilbert
Walte Siemasz
John Simchik
Taberg
Miss Pettigrew
South Carolina
Canastota Briefs
Groton
G. W. Church
Earl
Goodenow
Donald
Ralph Goodenow
Rudolph McCluskey
Will Goodenow
Myrtle Goodenow
Florence G. Holt
N.Y
Cole's
Tim
Oneida Valley
North
Christine Tackabury
John S. Todd
Old Forge
Outlooks
Oneida Council
C. A. California
Italian Christian Assembly
Maple and
Stevens Sts
Verona Beach
Sam Dyer Chapin
Williar
D. Holmes
St John’s Church
Episcopal Church
Marie Celeste
Dorothea M. Allen
Seton Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Sylvan Beach
Gertrude Hertel
Whitelaw
Lester Mick
Peterborn
Whitelaw Presbyterian Church
Mesenger Bay
Robert Beardsley
Delta Gamma Delta
Rosemary Perretta
W. Elmst
Onight’s Movies
Delphia Theater
van Johnson
Faye Fmerson
George Metker
Oregon Tran
Sunset Carson
Peery Stewart
Frank Jacquet
Thomas L. Taylor
Sylvan
Oneida Country Club
Jan Stuart Trio
OES
John Deere
N. G. Deppoliti & Sons
Main Street
Fred Astaire
Gene Kelly
Technicolor
A. Engel
Peterboro ST. Canastota
Kle
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
Sentimental Journey
Randolph Scott
Ann Dvorak
Abilene Town
Dinx Falkenburg
Forrest Tucker
Temarok
Gentleman From
Arizona
John King
Kaye Dowd
Robert Duke
Angel
Brooklyn
Jon Hall
Dorothy Lamour
Hurricane
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