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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
26
Obituaries list multiple residents including Carlton 89 of 315 Lamont Huttale and Culican Peter J with surviving spouses and children. Funeral services held at Dietrich Maurer Bordynski and other local homes with burial at local cemeteries and viewings before services.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Lakeview Cemetery Skaneateles for Eleanor Pease O'Neill a life resident who died June 11 1975 The Rev Voigt D Archer will officiate The Robert D Gray Funeral Home of Skaneateles handles arrangements Mrs O'Neill was a widely known horsewoman.
Mrs. Ada Hawks 63 native of Fishkill Landing dies at Genesee Hospital Rochester after a long illness. She was wife of Roy Hawks retired Syracuse columnist and lived in Syracuse 60 years. Survived by children Charles and Frederick Hawks Cicero daughters Mrs Thomas J. Gorman St Hilaire Que and Mrs Donald L. Gwinner Rochester sister Mrs Marietta Quinn Syracuse brother Frederick Rogers Florida. Services Saturday 6:36 am Welter Funeral Home and 9 am Holy Trinity Church Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours today and tomorrow. Contributions to Genesee Oncology Department cancer research.
Peter J Culican 61 of 308 Vine St Liverpool an assistant supervisor of area operations for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp died yesterday in State University Hospital He served the firm over 35 years and was a member of the company's 23 Year Club He is survived by his wife five sons two daughters mother brother and sister Services will be at Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool then at St Joseph the Worker Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery DeWitt Calling hours are 7 to 9 p m tomorrow.
James Carlton 80 of Buffalo died yesterday at his daughter’s home on Shepard Road after retiring from United Steel Workers a 30 year member and former Buffalo district sports director He was born in Sheffield England lived in Buffalo 50 years played professional soccer in England and semi pro here Surviving wife daughter sister granddaughter and two great grandchildren Services will be at 1 a m Monday at Dietrich Funeral Home Buffalo Burial at Elmlawn Cemetery and visitation at Buranich Funeral Home Camillus with further services at Dietrich later today and over the weekend
A fragmented OCR list names several funeral homes and addresses including Ballweg & Lunsford, Bordynski Funeral Home Inc, Buranich Home Inc, Carter Funeral Home, Grint Blvd location, Cline Funeral Home, Donald W Knight Inc, Farone & Son Inc, Frasier Shepardson Home, Gang Memorial Chapel, Garfield Funeral Home, Gaynor Mason Inc. and related street and city data. The string appears as a directory snippet with multiple firm names and partial addresses.
Louis Glielmi 69 of 460 Midler Ave died yesterday at VA Hospital after a short illness. A Purdue alumnus and route salesman for Crowley Netherland Dairy he lived in Syracuse most of his life. Survived by wife Beatrice two brothers and two sisters. Mass at St Peters Church follows a 8:45 am concelebrated service at Farone and Son Funeral Home. Burial Oakwood Morningside Cemetery.
Mrs. Flora Williamson aged 90 died yesterday at her East Syracuse home of her niece Mrs. Harold Evans. She lived in East Syracuse five years and is survived by relatives in Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow at Tussey Funeral Home Wellsboro Pa with burial in Sabinsville Cemetery. Local arrangements by Delaney and Grenbell Funeral Home East Syracuse.
Floyd A. Randall of 138 Woodbine Ave. aged 89 died yesterday in Dexter. A linotype operator for 45 years at Syracuse Typesetting Co he lived in Syracuse five years. He belonged to Eastwood Baptist Church. Survived by wife Mrs Fannie Johnson Randall a son Donald Johnson of Plattsburgh a daughter Mrs Helen Walker of Rochester two sisters and five great grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday at Goddard and Crandall Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Morningside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Curtin Given, 72, of 517 Robineau Road, Syracuse, died yesterday at Community General Hospital after a long illness. A 47 year Syracuse School System teacher, she was active in educational and philanthropic groups and survived by husband Kenneth W. Given two sons Dean B. of Annapolis and Mark F. of Canastota two sisters Miss Anna Curtin and Mrs John Devoy five brothers Daniel Curtin Albany and Robert Curtin Washington D C and two grandchildren. Services will be Saturday at 1030 am at Gaynor Maslyn Funeral Home and at 10 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church burial at St Marys Cemetery DeWitt calling hours tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
Patricia Thorn 41 of 328 Fitch St died yesterday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. A Massena native she lived in Syracuse 34 years. Survived by husband Richard five sons Richard David Wayne Michael Kevin Thorn a daughter Deborah Thorn mother Mrs Michael Gyengyelegan of Clay father Woodrow Sharlow of Jefferson brother Richard Sharlow of Syracuse grandmother Mrs Grace Rock of Beacon. Services Saturday at Fairchild and Meech Funeral Chapel. Burial Oakwood Morningside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Perry Honchock 76 of 622 Otisco Avenue died Tuesday at State University Hospital. A panahida service was held tonight at Macko Funeral Home. Services tomorrow begin 8:30 a.m. at Macko and 9 a.m. at St Michael's Russian Orthodox Church officiated by Rev. John Hotrovich. Burial in St Michael's Cemetery. He retired from Syracuse China Corp and lived in Syracuse 16 years after coming from Galicia Austria. He studied theology and attended Dayton Conservatory of Music. Surviving relatives include several cousins.
George Palmos aged 64 of Rochester died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Born in Greece he lived in Rochester for many years and ran a Sweet Shoppe. He is survived by cousin Louis Dolitis of Indiana. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Town of Manlius VFW Post 7872 holds a Past Commander's Dinner for Alan Norris. It takes place Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Red Baron Restaurant with guest speaker Ray Van Giesen, Fayetteville Manlius School principal.
Clarence Seigal retired in 1968 as a podiatrist with West Onondaga Street office. He served in World War I, was a staff member at State University Hospital, and belonged to Temple Beth El Mount Sinai Lodge and Jewish War Veterans. Survived by wife Suzanne and children Eugene Bernard Ellen. services at 1909 E Fayette St with Rabbi Morganstern Levy and Cantor Beck. Burial at Beth E Cemetery. Contributions to Heart Association of Upstate New York.
Miss Marjorie E. Miller, 74, of 124 Jasper St., dies in a area nursing home after retiring from Dotterer and Becker Co. A life resident of Syracuse, she belonged to First English Lutheran Church and Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 70. Survived by two sisters and two nephews and nieces. Services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Welter Funeral Home. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. No calling hours. Donations may be sent to First English Lutheran Church or Loretto Geriatric Center.
A 21-year-old man from Seneca Street admitted first degree robbery after threatening a tavern patron with a 2 gauge shotgun and fleeing with 170 dollars from Otto's Grill at 310 South Ave. George K. Walker also admitted related charges in a plea deal, with sentencing set for June 2. Police say a 14-year-old escapee aided the robbery.
Metro readers learn district battles over a $450,000 new office, four and a half reading teachers’ jobs, and library budgets. Voters approved library funding and bus purchases, with school board seats decided for Penizotto Murphy Simone and others while Marcellus and North Syracuse budgets faced mixed results.
Voters approved the $3 million budget 277 to 269 and authorized a $48 000 three year bus reserve fund. Incumbents Melvin Abbott and Edward Stanton were reelected to three year terms with 328 and 304 votes. Write in Robert Kneale received 171 votes in his bid.
Skaneateles voters reject the proposed 4.5 million budget by 745 to 635 and also vote against buying two new school buses by 692 to 668. They authorize the school board to reinstate a 14000 drivers education program. Rodney Richards wins the vacant school board seat with 773 votes against Windsor Price 152. Raymond Ptak withdraws. Solvay approves a 4.3 million 1976 77 budget by 213 to 129, up three percent. Louis Valerino Jr. is re-elected unopposed to a three year term with 262 votes.
In Tully residents rejected the school budget 307 to 286 but approved three related measures, including reinstating two full time and two part time teaching positions and a rent of classroom space to BOCES. A library funding proposal of 42 000 was approved but contingent on budget passage. West Genesee district budgets and bus purchases were approved with narrow margins.
Camillus councilman Lee Blanding today said he will seek the Republican nomination for the 12th Assembly District. He faces Michael Cogswell and Alexander J. Hersha, in a race to replace Thomas J. Murphy, while Ronald Monsour has the Democratic nod. Blanding says voters deserve real representation in Albany and derides politics as usual.
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