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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
12
Death notices dated June 1958 list residents from Clark to Wilcox with survivors, funeral home details, burial places, and calling hours. Family names include Clark, DeWitt, Eldred, Foster, Gross, Hogan, Klein, Milligan, Nicholson, Nolan, O Brien, Sabin, and Wilcox with various spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. Celebrated locations include Bowe Cemetery, St. Marys Cemetery, Woodlawn Cemetery, and Assumption Cemetery.
Funeral notices detail services for Mrs Bridget M Nolan of 1403 Fayette St Syracuse who died after a long illness. Rites at Lozett Home 8:30 a.m. and Our Lady of Solace 9 a.m. Burial Assumption Cemetery. Surviving children listed. Friends may call today and tomorrow.
Services announced for Mrs Nellie E McMullen of Rome with burial in Evergreen Cemetery following a Rose Hospital death. Also noted are the deaths of Maurice Milligan of Syracuse and Rene J DeRosier East Syracuse with funeral home rites and church services scheduled.
A compact directory lists funeral directors such as Hart & Quinn Danforth Street and Frasier Funeral Home Salina Street, plus memorial and monument firms including Wm M Kempf, Cornelius Hayes, and Lambert Memorials with phone numbers. It notes florist Al Markowitz and other memorial services operating in the area with contact details.
Services for Joseph C. Johnston 57 of 39 Maple Rd Baldwinsville will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Frasier Funeral Home with Rev. Stanley C. Robinson presiding. He died yesterday at home after thirty years with North British Mercantile Insurance Company and was a Golden Age Club member. He is survived by a niece Mrs Richard Perschel and a cousin Thomas G Lawrence.
Hollywood. Funeral arrangements are pending for Lloyd Hughes a star of silent and early talking pictures. Hughes died Friday at age 60 the cause of death not disclosed. He costarred with Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country and leaves his widow ex actress Gloria Hope plus a son and a daughter.
George Auble 69 proprietor of Auble's Snack Bar and Grill died yesterday at Tompkins County Memorial Hospital. He lived at 412 W Green St Ithaca. Survived by daughter Mrs George Darling of Groton and sons George and James Auble of Ithaca, 22 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow Van Order Funeral Home with burial in Mecklenburg Cemetery. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. today.
Two people were injured in a late Saturday night auto crash near Jordan and admitted to Auburn Memorial Hospital for observation. John Rooker 25 of Port Byron received facial lacerations and a possible back injury. Melvin S. Filkins 21 of Auburn RD 5 had a possible back injury.
Edward J. Garrison of 1417 South Ave a retired contractor and builder died after a long illness. He was a Syracuse resident and former supervisor of the Bellinger Construction Co. He is survived by Nellie Burkart Garrison two daughters Mrs. William Whedon of Syracuse and Mrs. William Schottke of Buffalo three sons Edward A James R and Robert J a sister Mrs. John R. Broat a brother James F. Garrison and three grandchildren. Services at Kempf Funeral Home then St. Anthony of Padua Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow and Wednesday.
Services and memorial rites are set for Maria Tripodi Graziano 73 of 135 Mather Street, with burial at Assumption Cemetery after a long illness. Her survivors include husband Frank Graziano, three sons and five grandchildren. Also noted are Amos M. Nicholson 77 of Solvay, a Bricklayers union member, and George H. Jones of Geddes, former general store operator, with services announced and relatives listed.
R. Roy Clark 72 of Vinegar Hill Road Town of Skaneateles died at home after a year of illness. Born in Sennett he spent most of his life in Skaneateles. He served as a church trustee and school board member and belonged to the Onondaga County Farm Bureau. Survived by Anna Douglas Clark seven sons and two daughters, two sisters, 26 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at home Rev R Richard Vogel officiating. burial Soule Cemetery Auburn. Friends may call at home.
The Syracuse Regional Blood Program marked its nine year operation since June 9 1949, reporting 529259 pints collected and distributed at no charge to residents of 25 upstate counties. Peak year 78402 pints in 1952 during the Korean War. mobile units operate across 25 counties with two collection teams each weekday.
The newly organized Fourth Ward Democratic Club will hold its first regular meeting at 8 p.m. today. The gathering will take place at the Corner House Restaurant on Grant Boulevard. Discussion will cover the status of the Schiller Park swimming pool construction.
Angelo Curto 78 a former Solvay resident died at his niece Mrs Felix Davoli 606 W Newell St Syracuse where he lived. He retired from Frazer Jones Co Solvay. Surviving Carmen Scuderi Mrs Leonard Wilson Syracuse Mrs Granville Stevens Buffalo Mrs Joseph Nichols Cheboygan Mich nephew Charles Curto Syracuse. Services at 10 15 a m Wednesday at Mrs Scuderi 341 Gertrude St. burial in St Marys Cemetery St Peter's Church service 11 a m. Friends may visit at Gertrude Street home.
Adelbert Koslowski of Schenectady died today after a short illness. A GE retiree with 40 years service, he was 1324 Chrysler Ave resident. Survived by Mary Maxwell Koslowski, two sons Joseph in Vienna and William in England, and three daughters. Services Wednesday at home and a 9:30 a.m. Requiem at St Adelbert Church.
State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr denied Solvay Board of Education requests to reopen the tenure dispute over F William Cunningham head of industrial arts at Solvay High. Board cannot recover alleged overpayment. Cunningham, long acting head, was reinstated last summer after prior ruling in 1957.
Syracuse area plans to obtain $66,000 in federal funds to support a $220,000 sewage treatment plant in Skaneateles. The project aims to reduce lake outlet water flow and conserve the city water supply. The Common Council will authorize filing the grant application with the State Water Pollution Control Commission through the state agency.
City traffic engineer William F. Kavanaugh says rain over the past two weekends halted downtown and Erie boulevard painting. He notes completion would have occurred yesterday or last week if not for the wet weather, since weekend traffic is lighter for such work.
Mattie Sue Garrett 28 of 703 Almond St pleaded innocent in Police Court to third degree assault. Judge P Leo Dorsey set bail at 500 cash or property. Case to be heard June 17. Detective John O Shea arrested Garrett after she allegedly stabbed Willie Coker 26, a bartender at 709 Almond St, at the Harlem Grill. Coker was stabbed above the heart and treated at Crouse Irving Hospital and released.
James A. DeWitt of 960 Salt Springs Road retired traffic manager of the Sanderson Halcomb Works of Crucible Steel Company of America died at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was a former Constantia resident. Survived by Ada McKentry DeWitt, a son Frederick J. DeWitt, a sister Mrs. Clarence Bromley of Rochester, and granddaughter Carol Anne DeWitt. Funeral by Schumacher Whelan Brothers, 8:15 a.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Solace Church. Cemetery DeWitt. Calling hours 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
Eleven year old Ila Lou Baxter set out on foot from 1617 Spring St to reach Oneida Lake about fifteen miles away. She traveled via Route 11 and South Bay Rd through Liverpool before getting lost on Morgan Rd. Liverpool police found her and Deputy Jack Commane returned her home.
A fragment lists speeding arrests and fines in Liverpool and surrounding areas. Names include Adelbert Ridgeway Richard Tortorelli John Blanding Nicholas Mari and E Jacob Mayer with speeds ranging from 33 to 60 mph and addresses like 820 Adelbert, 105 Chestnut Hill Dr, 2028 South Avs, 160 Worden Ave.
Burglars hit homes business places and a parking lot, taking cash checks and goods. Richard Weaver reported $231.05 missing from a second story residence. a Mineral Processing Co. truck valued at $1,500 was stolen. clothing and items valued at about $90 were taken from two cars at Eastwood Sports Center. miscellaneous items and a $44.51 cash loss occurred at Lasher Hardware. Lennox Industries had $40 worth of meats stolen after a failed search for money.
City Traffic Engineer William F. Kavanaugh announced a traffic light installation at Bear and Lodi Streets to facilitate a detour for Oswego Boulevard arterial highway work. If rain holds, Miawatha Boulevard will close later this week and traffic will be detoured via Solar and Bear Streets.
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