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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
6
A long OCR filled with names, addresses, and service details lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices. Readers seek dates, times, and burial locations for relatives and friends, with churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes cited across multiple listings.
Funeral services for S/Sgt John L Butterfield of 226 Kinihorak will be held at 2 PM at the Fairchild funeral home with John T Reeve presiding. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Gardens. Edward Mercy, longtime Syracuse resident, died at 89 yesterday in Morristown Hospital. He was a veteran and employee of Nation Surety Co. Surviving relatives include his daughter Mrs Leslie Angstein and two sons in Syracuse. Funeral arrangements are being coordinated by Rivayview for both men.
Private Robert W Speehert formerly of Syracuse was killed in Korea May 8. He served in the 4th Infantry Division and was survived by his parents and a brother. The dispatch lists his unit and surviving relatives amid incomplete biographical details from a late wartime notice.
Funeral services for Wes edn Rollinson of es. M North Seracmsn will be held Monday at Oakwell Cemetery. Rollinson died at her pene Thirsdays. Survived by husband Charles, and other relatives. Local death notices from Syracuse area referenced in memorial column.
Services for J E Mulvey 73 will be at Sennett Friday in Bigs Hospital. He was a former resident of Burnsville and San Branstson. Survived by wife five years, sisters and several nieces and nephews. Burial in Sennett.
Miss Kurts died yesterday at her home in Syracuse. Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM Monday at Edward P. Gayent invest home with Bingo Tigro officiating. Burial will be Woollawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 7 PM.
The funeral of George Wilkinson, a retired salesman, will be held Monday at the Ekwart Free Presbyterian church with Rev. Troberi officiating. He died yesterday at his home in Warren, Pa, after living there 15 years. He is survived by tenipee, Mire George Shedahiy and four cousins, plus Mrs. Hens of Syracuse. friends may send tributes.
Funeral services were conducted for Lt Stanier L Michelson, 27, killed in an explosion near Jacket, Tennessee. Mary Cassidy, his wife of Nashville, survived along with their son, and services were led by Rev Matthew J Doran with local clergy assisting.
A garbled Los Angeles item references Vivien Kellen and a Commellink manufacturer discussing a new distal vision device. The fragment mentions Miss Keflems and Miss Bellows with unclear roles, suggesting speculative claims about women’s vision products and related consumer discussions, but details are unreadable.
A Solvay youth died Thursday after a fall at the Solvay Bene Canary plant. Survived by wife Joannie Madonna and other relatives. funeral arrangements set with Pompei Church and cemetery services planned. Friends may call Sunday and Monday afternoon.
The fragmentary OCR notes a misspelled event involving Sirs X in Mae and a Leeal Sceeur flight. Readable names are limited, with little clear action or date to establish a full item.
JonnF Murverhill dies in a university hospital this morning. Survived by wife five children Len Proamog Matick Delheart and Jo son Murverhill. Funeral arrangements at Malone Friends may call this afternoon 7 to 2 PM with burial at Malone.
A fragmented sports note references the Twins, Vinaily, and Cheath Pudge dames BL McLaughtin with unclear context. The piece mentions Dew Tort and a date in May 2838, then hints at a win and a long prior event.
Finletier, secretary of the Ale wee, says Soviet ability poses a global threat. He urges continued postwar disarmament and emphasizes America's aim for a world at peace amid growing tensions.
A fragmentary report outlines allegations against Cohen over secret funds and possible witness involvement. It mentions Len¡l as a witness, references Colonatul Is and Lavoie ne, and notes demands for payment of 25 000 with various figures and names appearing in a murky arc of names and events.
A garbled OCR text suggests a disruption in sausage production due to ingredient shortages and management notes. The article references company actions, potential layoffs, and halted process lines, with unclear names and dates.
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel handled a celebrated wedding as Gen. MacArthur’s aide and Sgt. Eveene H. Christoferson of Buhl Idaho wed Miss Angein Ginger Alosi yesterday. The ceremony followed a period of service and a move into the hotel in April.
A U S Santrep group of 16 congressmen visited Paris for a one day study of Europe’s economy and security. Led by Rep. Janes B. Richards they met top officials and planned hearings on Perry’s request for foreign aid and associated military and economic programs upon their return to Washington.
A baby girl was found deceased in a box in a park at about 10:30 a.m. Police and city authorities are investigating the death. The discovery was reported by a local resident near Meyay park, with no clear identification available at this time. Further details remain unclear as investigators review surrounding area and potential witnesses.
Regular Salvation Army services are scheduled tomorrow at the Citadel on 25 El Gehesie and at the Saveloe Chapel. Supervisor Edward Mo Brewer will oversee, with interdenominational and neighborhood attendees expected to participate throughout the day.
A distorted OCR fragment references Senate, committees, and budget figures with scattered names and terms. It mentions labor, schedules, and payments totaling 191.13 with unclear actors and places, producing a chaotic snapshot of failed coherence and potential governance discussions.
Famous meteorologist Dr. Maxweld reports five day forecast for Syracuse area. Weather by wirephoto from U S Weather Bureau details fronts, temperatures, and misty to fair conditions across the region. Prices and area forecasts presented for local readers with emphasis on sudden changes and travel impact.
Kansas story reports Missouri Representative in the 4th District facing charges over alleged improper union fund contributions to his 1948 campaign. The lawmaker denies wrongdoing as prosecutors outline an alleged scheme involving rent payments and campaign financing amid Democratic party context.
Fragments describe Keallerea and Tie chanen in temperature patterns with 0 percent tonight. Mentions of record high and low temperatures, sunset time around 4:45 PM, humidity readings, and scattered references to locations or times are present but text is garbled and largely unreadable.
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