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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
27
Walter Winchell notes betrothal announcements and high society chatter from the Broadway world. Susanne Gimbel and Donald Gordon, plus the Paul duPont clan, are named for engagements. industry figures like Einstein and Steinbeck surface in playful urban memoirs and upcoming projects.
A Prague dispatch reports Russian troop movements as the Soviet occupation force reorders in Germany, in connection with the ongoing reorganization of forces in Central Europe.
Miss Lela E. Mills daughter of Mrs Hattie Mills and the late John G. Mills married Robert C. Hahnle son of Mr and Mrs Charles L. Hahnle at First Baptist Church Hamilton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev David N. Boswell with Eleanor L Barbour as matron of honor and Margaret A Groff as bridesmaid. The couple will reside at 37 Madison Street after June 11. the bride worked for General Cable Corporation and the groom, a Colgate University graduate, is with the post office department at Hamilton.
Richard Crandall of Earlville wins a prize in a Syracuse Herald Journal contest for new subscribers. He earns a free trip to Syracuse to attend hat games between the Syracuse Chiefs and the Montreal Royals, with chaperone A J Reader from the Norwich office.
A health clinic will be held in Earlville Central School on June 13 at 2 40 PM. Children who received one inoculation on May 23 should return for the second dose. those who had none may receive the first inoculation.
Miss Etel E. Burke daughter of Mrs William L Burke 35 University Ave Hamilton graduated this week from the College of New Rochelle New Rochelle with a Bachelor of Science degree in commerce She was on the Dean's List for three years and a member of Pi Phi commercial honorary society College Athletic Association Mission Club and Lower Mohawk Valley Undergraduate Club
CANASTOTA Pfc Lloyd Sterling stationed at West Point visits his parents Mr and Mrs L G Sterling R D 3 Canastota The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church of Canastota plans a picnic at Hicks Camp Lewis Point Tuesday supper at 6 PM Guest speaker will be David Caldwell a returned veteran Devotions led by Mrs Milton Blos The social committee includes Mrs M D Oleol Mrs Eber Wood Mrs Cora Hollinger and Mr Robert Imhofe Those abscending are asked to bring saved service covered dish and rolls Anyone desiring transportation should contact Mrs Imhofe Garnet Haynes on leave at home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Haynes in Second St The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Tuesday at 8 PM in the Dugout Municipal Softball League schedule includes Certo’s Liquor Store vs Oneida Products No 1 Monday Methodist vs Century Grill Tuesday Oneida Products No 2 vs American Legion Thursday Veterans of Foreign Wars vs Varsity C
WAMPSVILLE The War Assets Corporation released a schedule of surplus property placed in Class A reserved for World War II veterans. Merrion L. Ooles, director of the Madison County Veterans Service Agency, announced. Applications may be made at the county agency office in Wampsville. Items include passenger cars, Jeeps, motorcycles, tractors, International equipment, typewriters, construction machinery, agricultural tools, and dental and medical equipment.
William Delhant, 22, of Syracuse was ordered in Police Court to pay 15 for restorative dental work and restitution for Jack Out of Minor. The May 30 assault at a Sylvan Beach dance hall left the victim with damaged teeth and he was treated at Oneida City Hospital. Arrraignment for third degree assault occurred Saturday before Aubuef, Nather, according to state police.
ONEIDA The Rev. Matthew J. Lawlor pastor of St. Peter's Church Utica will celebrate his silver jubilee on June 11 at 9 A.M. He once assisted at St Patrick's Oneida under Rev. John H. Mejraw. Since December 1934 he has served in Utica and will host 40 Syracuse diocese priests for dinner at his Cooperstown summer home. He plans to attend a New York Giants vs Detroit Tigers game at Doubleday Field Cooperstown.
Oneida's nine remained undefeated in the Central New York League as Coach Lockwood's squad overwhelmed Cazenovia 13-9 behind Don Miller's steady pitching. Chittenango beat Lafayette 6-2 and Canastota shut out Fabius. the New Woodstock Tully game was postponed due to wet grounds.
About 65 members from six schools attended the Madison County Spring Rally at Earlville Central School. Cazenovia remained undefeated in softball while track and horseshoe pitching did not occur as planned. After hamburgers and drinks, a meeting elected FFA officers for Madison County with Stockbridge members prominent.
Italian-American World War Veterans will burn the mortgage on their post quarters at ceremonies in August. The final payment for the home at 104 E. Liberty St. will be made next month. The post bought the building in June 1944 with Louis Barretta as former commander heading a six member committee. Commander Philip Domenico, Mario Peluso and Louis Baretta will attend the New York State convention in Albany from June 21 to 23.
Sherrill Cooperating Churches renew leadership with President Frank G. Brophy Vice President Louis Vine Secretary Robert Wells and Treasurer J LeRoy Brewster for the coming year The club outing at Camp Kingsley in June is postponed to September due to improved food condition Regular meetings resume in October
The annual Madison County Unfanine Paralysis Chapter dinner will be held at the Linck-Inen house in Craxenovia at 6 30 P M on June 24. Mrs. Lee F Sehmid, New York state representative in the National Foundation, will speak.
Vernon The Alumni Council of Christian Endeavor Mt Vernon Presbyterian Church will serve a chicken cafeteria supper for the public on Wednesday June 12 beginning at 5 PM at the chapel.
The Rt. Rev. Walter A. Foery bishop of the Syracuse Diocese made his first visit in three and a half years to St. Helena's Church on Sunday at 2 PM to administer the Sacrament of Confirmation. Rev. Edward Kiely, pastor, hosted visiting priests at 5 PM dinner.
The Gleaner Class of the Methodist Sunday School will gather Wednesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. W. T. Conkling on South Main Street for their meeting.
Madison County paving and patching lags due to rain and material shortages. Work extends from Oneida to Canastota along Schoolheimer Road and Canal Street, with a culvert delay and top dressing planned. Crumb Hill Road oil top dressing completed, other projects on Chittenango Lewis Point and Swamores proceeding. Bridge work continues with box culverts rebuilt on Middle Road and DeRuyter bridges to be repaired. bridge replacement program to start by mid June.
Canastota announces the engagement of Jessie Louise Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Moore of Canastota to Robert A Sterling son of Mr and Mrs Lynn A Sterling of Oneida The couple are from local families with Moore a Canastota High School graduate employed by Oneida Products Corporation Sterling a World War II veteran with four years service including Company K National Guard He was wounded on Saipan and discharged in 1944
Fire crews answered two calls in Rome yesterday. At the Moose Club Inn on North James Street a blaze from an overheated furnace pipe caused no major damage. A second fire at 701 East Dominick Street started by a short circuit damaged little and was extinguished.
ONEIDA CASTLE Shirley Matteson and Sam Peake elected co presidents of the Cochran Memorial Youth Fellowship for the coming year. Other officers include Secretary Jeanette Sanderson treasurer Janice Cole senior representative to Youth Senate Kenneth Ricker junior representative Martin Slater publicity Marlene Streeter. Meeting held at the home of Shirley and Dolores Matteson. Proceeds from a Castle Hall dance on June 14 will be used to fund a public address system.
Sidney Kallet and Leonard Cunningham announce construction of an artificial pond on the Oneida Munnsville road three miles south of the city. The pond will hold about 4 million gallons, cover two acres, be stocked with fish, and include a private bathing beach in a secluded corner.
Excerpts show steady market conditions for crates of various fruits and vegetables in New York. Prices listed include mixed colors beans, greens, and bulk vegetables with detailed per-pound and per-bushel figures. Poultry prices also noted, with dressed and frozen products and live birds listed by grade and source.
ONEIDA Arthur Radley principal of Waterville Central School is now president of the Tri-Valley Interscholastic League elected at the June meeting in Hamilton. David Allen of Cazenovia is vice president with Free mond Powers of Hamilton as secretary and treasurer. Cazenovia won the baseball pennant, Oneida defends, Morrisville-Eaton withdraws from basketball to link with southern Madison, western Onondaga and Cortland counties. Hold-over members include Hamilton Oneida Cazenovia Canastota Waterville and Sherrill. Oriskany Falls leaves league.
Miss Edth Jane Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Wilson of Munnsville and Richard H Lagoy son of Mrs Heloise Lagoy of Ellenburg Depot will unite in marriage at St Therese’s Church in this village at 9 30 A M June 22.
Fair weather prevails with only scattered showers in southern Texas and northern Mississippi Valley. Northeast largely dry. humidity high in the South. Central areas report above normal readings. Far West slightly below. The feature defines cold, warm, stationary, and occluded fronts with isobars and pressure systems moving eastward. Dr Maxtwell forecasts Syracuse weather from 6 AM daily for five days.
Receipts in Buffalo week reach highs of the year with strong demand and steady market. Cattle and calves show firm prices with top steers around 18.00 per 1050 pounds and many fat cows and bulls selling well. Jersey City reports firm market for steers and active demand for vealers and calves, with good to choice offerings near 18.60 and 15.30 for barrows and cuts. Lambs and springs also easing steady with ample demand for spring lambs and clipped ewes.
Wheat and corn prices shown for No. 2 red, No. 2 hard, and No. 2 yellow with mixed bid figures. Barley, oats, and other grains listed with nominal values and various futures closes and opens for July through March deliveries.
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