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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
22
Separate notices mention Maurer Yunleal Nom Clements Jatore F Coments of Site dated June 4 146 and a long record of survivors. Burial at a cemetery with services and terms, including Rev Dore and burial at a local churchyard. funeral details note multiple relatives and a wake.
Joséph Baker a 67 year old retired welder from the Syracuse region died today at his home after a 20 year career at Marley Office Furniture. Survived by his wife, children, brother and seven grandchildren funeral services set for Monday at Welter Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. viewing hours listed.
The fragment lists numerous individuals with obituaries and funeral arrangements across multiple towns. It references services set for Saturday afternoon and evenings, with interments at various cemeteries. Names include Mik Huntley, Jane Masse, Bessie Kruker, Mary Cebit, and many others, along with funeral homes and locations such as Riverview Cemetery and Our Lady Church.
Edward E Slater S A mechanic age 69 of 7 Gifford Street died yesterday at Veterans Administration Hoy fal He was a lifetime Syracuse area resident born in Fairmount He served in World War II Surviving are his widow Mrs Alles Slater a sister Mrsx Ed Wyckoff of Rochester and three brothers Lewis Raymond Slater and William Slater of Cleveland Burial will be at Mount Adnah Cemetery Fallon Funeral services tomorrow at 2 p m at Edward P F Ray Funeral Home with Rev William Montgomery officiating Calling hours 7 to 9 p m.
James Clements 23 of Muilus dies in a car crash Wednesday night. Funeral at Russell Seliepp Funeral Home Manlius with Rev George Hammond officiating. Burial in Oran Cemetery. Survived by widow Tamara, son Clifford, daughter Miller, parents, and eight grandchildren. Funeral home services Monday with mass at John the Evangelist. burial St. Mary's Cemetery. Contributions to Cancer Society.
William McKeen died yesterday at his Syracuse home after a long illness. A native of Auburn, he was a retired salesman. Survived by Agnes McKeen, two sons William of Lafayette and Charles Thomas of Merrill Island, Fla., daughters Mrs Carmen Wede and Mrs Richards Likon of New Mexico, brother Donate of Marcolus, two sisters Mrs Dorothy Thompson of Auburn and Mrs Blargaret Pulls of Baldwinsville, and 11 grandchildren. Services Monday at 9:15 am at John G. Bullec Funeral Home and 9 am at St James Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Williamstown. Calling hours 7-10 pm and 4-7 pm Sunday.
John Fenske a World War II veteran died last night at State University Hospital. He was 43, of 1143 Glencove Rd Syracuse native from Oswego and served in the European Theater. Rites set at Goddard Crandall Funeral Home with Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church burial in Assumption Cemetery. Also Frank Cocca 74 of 1548 South Ave Syracuse died today in Community General Hospital. He owned a shoe repair shop on N. Salita St for 23 years. Survived by wife three daughters and two sons in law four grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral services at Pirro & Sons Funeral Meme with Mass at Our Lady of Tourdes Church burial at Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours listed.
Guido R Ferrini aged 67, of 668 South Ave and 664 South Ave, died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital after a brief illness. He was a World War II veteran, retired store repairman, and longtime resident of the city. Survived by his son Joseph, four daughters Robeck Clifford Lloyd Small Emily Jean Lorraine Ferrini, and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for 8:15 a.m. Monday at Faroe & Son General Home and 9 a.m. at St Peter's Church with a solemn high Mass. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation today and Sunday at the funeral home.
John Roscoe of Wetzel road Liverpool a retired farmer died yesterday in St Marys A Polish native he lived in Liverpool 55 years He was a Sacred Heart Church communicant and Polish National Alliance member Surviving three daughters Mrs Lottie Toomey Mrs George Kyanka Mrs Jennie Batten two sons Stanley Matiydale Joseph Liverpool eight grandchildren Services set Monday 3 30 at Gemintki Funeral Home requiem high mass at Sacred Heart A prayer service to be held Sunday 3 30 pm at the funeral home
An obituary notes Utica resident Mrs. Hivera Smith died at 116 after a long life marked by family ties in New York and nearby towns. She leaves a daughter and several grandchildren, with services planned at Blessed Sacrament Church and Goddard Cran dall Funeral Home.
Dr Samuel Bragman 72 a Syracuse city dentist died yesterday at Memorial Hospital. He belonged to Temple Adath Yeshurun Temple Society of Concord and the Allden Omega Dentistry Society. Survived by widow Dr Celia Bragman two sons Alan and Howard and daughter Miss Eliorpha. He served in the Marine Corps and attended the Pennsylvania University and School of Dentistry at Camp LeJeune. He was a Mason and affiliated with the Central City Consistory.
Mrs. Sinforina Rivera of Utica limited her drinking to weekend parties in recent years. Born in Puerto Rico, she lived much of her life there before moving to be with a niece in 1959. She ate only hot Spanian food and refused American dishes. Hospitalized earlier this week for an operation, a doctor called her remarkable for her age and healthy inside and out.
Ruth Keeney Lown 77 native of Oswego former Syracuse resident dies after a long illness. She lived with her son Edward at Skyline Apartments. Services set for tomorrow at Turner Funeral Home Batavia with burial in Grandview Cemetery. Viewing hours today 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Huntley Marcie E Munitoy aged 92 died yesterday at her home 4307 EB Genusee after fifty years of residence. She belonged to Holy Cross Church and its Altar and Rosary Society and was a charter member of the Garden Club of Syracuse. Surviving relatives include several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 9 30 am tomorrow at Schumacher Whelan Bros Funeral Home with a 10 am mass in Holy Cross Church DeWitt. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Calling hours today 7 40 to 4 pm arrangement by the funeral home. Assays will be received at 8 30 am today.
John Sheets Sr. 66, a former rail clerk of Warners New York, died at his home on Sheets Road in Warners after a long illness. He served in World War I, was a former member of Masonic Lodge Syracuse and Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and leaves a widow Jennie Sheets and four sons. A private service will be held, with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery, Jordan. Memorials may be given to Jordan Methodist Church memorial fund.
Services were scheduled for 4 follows at the Birnbaum Funeral Parlors with rites at Adath Yeshurun Cemetery. Friends may call as their convenience at the family residence.
Carrier Frictian Apprentice David T. Noyes and Seaman Apprentice John C. Wells serve aboard the USS Wasp conducting anti submarine warfare in the Atlantic Ocean. Noyes is son of Anetta K. Noyes of 334 Whitler Ave and Wells is son of Helen Ty. Wells of 9 Marriman Ave.
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