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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
14
The text records multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1954. It lists survivors, addresses, service times, and burial places including Saint Agnes Cemetery, Oakwood Cemetery, and Assumption Church. Families named include Gregory, Neechas, and Neetham with relatives and visitation details.
Obituary notice fragment lists Richard M. Garfield and R. J. Bordynski with funeral home addresses at 515 Westcott and 1026 Genesre. Contact lines show phone TS-1858 and W2-S341, indicating the DeWitt and W. Oqrondags listings.
Sebes seph Occhino 34 of Oswego died yesterday from gunshot wounds. Funeral set for Thursday at Pirro & Sons. burial at Assumption Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Polea Occhino, four brothers, three sisters, an uncle and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call 2 to 2 and 7 to 9 PM.
Funeral services are set for Miss Carel Gregory of Syracuse who died in Rochester. She will be buried at Oakwood Cemetery after services at Fairchild Meech with Rev. John J Huber officiating. Survivors include two sisters and an orphaned niece. Also scheduled is the funeral for Joan F Schwartz 89 of Syracuse who died at home. A high mass will be held at Assumption Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Schwartz formerly worked for Diet Lantern Company and is survived by his wife and daughter. Friends may call at the Cart Ballweg Funeral Home with hours today and tomorrow.
Services for Miss Anna J. Gannett of Cortland who died Saturday at her home were held at 10 30 A M today in Beard Funeral Home Cortland Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Syracuse She was a Cortland Genesee Colleges graduate with degrees from Columbia University and Bryn Mawr She taught in Montclair New Jersey and later moved to Cortland She was a cousin of Frank Gannett and is survived by a niece Mrs Kirby Vosburgh of Arlington Virginia
Peter J. Koch 67 dies at home in East Syracuse after working at Smith Corona. survived by wife Elsie and son John. Funeral time to be announced. Stanley Kaminski 68 of 374 E Brighton Ave died at University Hospital after brief illness. services at Raymond J. rdonski Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church. burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. Ida F. Raymond of 411 Elliott Street widow of Barres C. Raymond died yesterday. services Thursday at Greenleaf Funeral Home. burial Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Survivors include Ralph Raymond and three granddaughters. Call times listed for visitations. Also appears advertising for De Regis Monuments and related granite company listings.
Carlton F. Hartman of Syracuse began his duties as Geneva's city planning engineer. He will earn $5,260 annually and will serve as superintendent of building and zoning and smoke inspector. He becomes the multiple residence law enforcement officer after January.
A long OCR snippet lists births and marriages with names and addresses, including Mr. and Mrs. Zack Tursi lzie A. Roberts, 1176 S Townsend, and multiple other families. It records birth dates in May and June and marriage entries across Syracuse and neighboring towns, referencing numerous names, street addresses, and dates such as May 25 to June 4.
Le Moyne College class of 1954 marks Senior Week with a picnic at Wigsocn's South Bay and a Darline's Oneida Lake field day. A commencement rehearsal at 2 PM precedes dances at Hotel Syracuse. Clambake Thursday at Stortos Jamesville. baccalaureate Mass Friday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Commencement Sunday at 3 PM with Rev Hesburgh delivering the address.
Frank Soldo of 350 Gere's Lock Road Solvay died today in Crouse Irvine Hospital after 47 years with the Solvay Process Company. He lived in Solvay 52 years and is survived by a son Louis J. Solio two daughters Mrs. Mary Alello and Mrs. Harold Henler two brothers Louis Soldo of Albany Anthony Bongevengoe of Solvay two sisters Mrs. Frank Cirino of Liverpool and Mrs. Joseph Emmi of Solvay three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services at Bagozzi Twins Funeral Home at 9 45 AM Friday with a solemn high Mass at St Cecilia's Church at 9 30 AM Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call 2 4 and 7 10 PAL tomorrow and Thursday.
The notice lists deaths in the Syracuse area including Oscar Frank A. Gapan 87 Homer Albert Applefard 59 Miss Boris J. Gannett 60 Cortland and Oseteo wv Vermeur. Frederick J. Snyder of Oswego RD 5 paid a $10 fine in Oswego City Court on a speeding charge before City Judge Thomas M. McGough.
New York City releases Summer in New York a visitors calendar listing events across entertainment sports and culture. Highlights include Music Under the Stars at open air venues with Goldman Band Naumburg Concerts Tri Borough Stadium Randalls Island and the Marine Theater at Jones Beach. Notable artists include Lily Pons Mischa Elman Yehudi Menuhin Jose Greco and Lauritz Melchior in Arabian Nights. Conductors include Smallens Kostelanetz Monteux and Boult.
Fr John B Daley Ph D assistant pastor of St Charles Borromeo Church Westvale and Le Moyne College lecturer will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the senior class at 9 AM Friday in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception The Very Rev William J Schlaerth S J college president will celebrate the Solemn High Mass with Most Rev Walter A Foery D D Bishop of Syracuse in attendance Deacon will be Rev Raymond J H Kennedy S J and sub deacon Rev Edward A Mesmer S J Following Mass breakfast for the Class of 34 at the Hotel Onondaga then the lay board of advisory regents summer meeting at Onondaga with Leonard P Market chairing
Billy Graham asks readers to evaluate not self perception but God's standard of goodness. He warns that self righteousness aspires to moral perfection, while Isaiah cautions that even good deeds appear dirty in God's sight. The dialogue urges humility before divine judgment.
The Cazenovia Central School in Cazenovia hosts the annual exhibit of the Art Homemaking and Industrial Arts Departments on Thursday at 7 P.M. in the school gymnasium.directed by Agnes Gillette Lois Cook Merrill Bailey and Edward J Quirk.
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