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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
14
A death notice reports the passing of a resident at Balorday Avenue on a Saturday in June. Survived by husband and four children, including two daughters and several siblings. Funeral arrangements listed with times and locations, with a funeral home and church service noted.
Funeral rites for Osers B. Martens, longtime proprietor in Syracuse area, will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Norris Funeral Home in Marcellus with Rev. Cecil Oleat officiating. Burial will be in North Watertown. Surviving are his wife Bunny, daughter Jane McKenna Martens, and several grandchildren.
Esther Doling, 35, of 1030 E Genesee, Syracuse native, died in Mt Sinai Hospital Miami Beach Florida after illness. Survived by husband Burton Doling and parents Max and Minna Lichtman. services at Temple Adath Yeshurun with burial at Adath Yeshurun Cemetery.
The county grand jury reconvened to dispose of jail cases before summer adjournment. District Attorney Arthur W. Wilson expects 15 to 20 cases for jurors, with Howard V. Swertz of Maple Drive as foreman. Also notes list community notices and a meeting of the Carnies International Club at Engen Real Estate in Syracuse at 5 pm tomorrow.
Funeral services planned for Louis J. Moore Kimball 62 of 435 Shonnard Street who died yesterday after a long illness. Rites begin Wednesday at De Witt Funeral Home 8:15 am then 9 am at St Lucy Church with burial at St. Marys Cemetery. A Syracuse resident for two years he formerly pitched in the International and Southern Leagues and for the Syracuse Stars. Surviving: wife Roselle three sons Louis H. Kimball Jr Edward F. and William E. Kimball all of Syracuse three daughters Mrs Thomas Cox Brewerton Mrs Joseph Bodnar and Mrs George Shellie Syracuse and a sister Mrs Maude Donovan of Syracuse. He also pitched for company teams and in the Rivers team in Canada. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 pm today at the funeral home.
Eugene Breland, 38, of Renwick Place, was arraigned in Police Court before Judge P. Leo Dorsey on a second degree forgery charge. Bond set at 2500 until June 29 appearance. Police allege Breland forged a check for 144 dated March 32 to J. Figman of 756 Harrison Street.
Mrs Anna Casley Dickens 68 of 47 Cayuga St died yesterday at Auburn Vemperial Hospital. She is survived by husband Albert Dickens a step daughter and son in East Syracuse and Auburn a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be 9 15 am Wednesday from Langham Funeral Home and 9 30 in St Alphonsus Church burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Calling hours 7 9 pm today at the funeral home.
Henry T Murphy Sr United States Customs officer dies at Alice Hyde Hospital Malone after serving in the Marine Corps and later the U S Customs Service. Born October 25 1904 in Westville he held multiple local affiliations including Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society American Legion and Malone clubs. Survived by wife Macy ann Zachar Murphy a sister Mrs Walter Robinson of Wingdale and other family. Burial planned at St Bridgar s Cemetery Trout River.
Charles M Hutchins of General Electric will address the Syracuse Chapter of the American Society of Tool Engineers at 6:30 pm tomorrow at the Deauville Hotel. Hutchins, a Purdue electrical engineer and 1930 GWU law graduate, joined GE in 1945 and has worked in the electronics division and patent office, with World War II radar service in the Signal Corps.
A one story concrete structure was filled with smoke after an oil spill from a defective burner. Ten Matlydale volunteers and Fire Chief Carl Johnson assisted, reporting no fire damage and no one inside the building. Federal guard Donald Wood detected the smoke and alerted authorities.
Fragmentary notice lists several local names and places in Syracuse area with unclear spellings. Text hints at death notices or memorials, mentioning individuals associated with local communities and unidentified dates or ages, requiring cautious interpretation.
Billy Graham style guidance discusses a wife’s obedience to her husband, urging balance between personal conviction and scriptural teaching. It advises loving cooperation, listening to his desires like accompanying him to benign activities, and addressing disagreements calmly with scripture as the basis.
A national conference in New York urged American Jews to back a $40 million campaign to resettle North African Jews. Bernstein, co-chair of the distribution committee, said Israel faces costly migration needs as Egyptian militarism and communist pressure limit access. The plan seeks broad donor participation with a goal of $105 million for related efforts.
Helen Crayco Soins a noted songstress with the Spike Jones band has been signed by producer Sam Kaleman to star in Colum’s Che Che Cha directed by Fred Sears. She will perform Lilly’s Lament to Ce 29 during a club sequence. Cast includes Mary Kaye Trio Perez vado orchestra Sylvia Lewis Earl Barton Stephen Dunne Alix Talton Gonzales as comedian. Nearby Tokyo reports a 20 minute hailstorm and crop damage valued near half a million dollars in the Doel area 65 miles north of a prefecture.
The city begins a $160,000 street program with eight miles of work in scattered areas. Public Works Commissioner Charles F. Stanton says initial tasks cover the upper portions of Glenwood Ave and holes from winter weather have been filled while crews make permanent patches where utilities were cut.
A Rumoruck driver escaped serious injury when his tractor and empty trailer ran off Thompson Road near Rowe Street, hitting a tree and ditch. Trooper Leo Colatti and Rome resident Fred H. Henrich reported minor burns and injuries. The driver pleaded guilty to not maintaining a daily log and was fined 25 dollars.
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