Church Buys Star Park for Play Field
Sacred Heart Church purchased Star Park facing State Fair Boulevard in West Genesee Street area to create a recreation field for West End youths. The 18 lots cover over eight acres, with plans to expand softball, baseball, football and other activities for all area children, not only parishioners.
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West Genesee
Hird
Sacred Heart Church
West End
Casimir Pieréa
Syracuse
Pleida
Msgr
Pielda
Msgr. Plejda
Historical Society To Honor Woman On 85th Birthday
Mrs Carrie Covert will be honored by the Ladies Hist orical Society on her 85th birthday at the home of Mrs N Russell O'Hara 148 Clairmonte Ave. A former schoolteacher and widow of William H Covert, she is the club's oldest member in its 14th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Covert
Ladies Historica Society
N. Russell O'Hara
Clairmonte
Miss Harris Retires After Four Decades Teaching
MISS DAISY M. HARRIS, who spent 40 years in education and for the last four years served as principal of John Van Duyn School, will retire on June 20. She plans to remain active with her former pupils as neighbors and “her children,” while devoting time to a new garden and music she once taught.
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Daisy M. Harris
Harris
John van Duyn School
Miss Harris
1826 Valley Dr
Miss Costello Wills Estate To Relatives
Tine will of Miss Julia L Costello of Pompey filed in Surrogate's Court today. Died July 3 1946. Sister Nellie B McCabe of Utica to receive gold beads a crazy quilt and two feather mattresses. Niece Frances Costello of Syracuse to receive three feather pillows and silverware. Rest to brother Frank J Costello of Syracuse and Mrs McCabe. Executor J Daniel Gorman named. Miss Sadie Lavine inherits unestimated estate. her brother Sanford V Lavine declared dead July 6 1944. Will executed November 30 1942 Gowen Field Idaho with three witnesses. Kenneth F Gibbs killed in action August 17 1943 named executrix.
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Julia L. Costello
Pompey
Nellie B. McCabe
Utica
Frances Costello
Syracuse
Frank J .T. Costello
Gowen Field
Idaho
Kenneth F. Gibbs
Lavine
Two men plead guilty eight deny counts in county court
Two men admitted guilt on indictments from the June grand jury. Clifton Gay, 21, of St. Petersburg, Fla., pleaded guilty to abandoning two children. Robert B. Rowan, 23, of 605 BE Fayette, pleaded guilty to sodomy. James J. Richway, 18, of 206 E. Tastlest, pleaded not guilty to attempted robbery, second degree, and assault, third degree, with trial set for June 19.
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Kwo
Right
Eco W. Breed
Clifton Gay
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert B. Rowan
Fayetless
James J. Richway
E. Tastlest
Miss Harris
Richway
Txomer F
McKinley School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Syracuse
Onondaga Valley Academy
Sumner School
John van Duyn School
Reading
South Presbyterian Church
Statements From Multiple Defendants In Local Case
Others pleading not guilty were Isadore M. Balk 20 of 559 Cedar st charged with impairing the morals of a minor John J Burns 36 of 2311 Lodi st charged with grand larceny second degree for theft of a car David H Sanders 59 of Portsmouth Va grand larceny first degree for theft of a car Kenneth E Voyle 21 no address sodomy Mrs Beatrice L Sawyer 31 of 611 Adams st sodomy Vincenzo Cellitti 87 of 405 N State rape second degree and Wil im DeFurio 24 of 366 E Brigh ton av sodomy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore M. Balk
Cedar St
John J. Burns
Lodi St
David H. Sanders
Portsmouth
Kenneth E. Voyle
Beatrice L Sawyer
Adams St
Vincenzo Cellitti
Wilim DeFurio
Brighton Av
McCardle Faces Traffic Charge In Massena Arraignment
James MeCardle, 56, of 27 Grinnell Ave, Massena, will be arraigned before Police Justice John W. Whalen Friday at 7 PM on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated. He was arrested Tuesday after colliding with a car driven by Carl R. Miller, 180 Maple Street.
Ad Men Advised Sell Business at Advertising Club
Robert C. Gasen, treasurer of Bristol Laboratories, told the Advertising Club at Hotel Syracuse that advertising professionals must sell the economics of business to the public. He urged ad men to provide stockholders reports on assets, accomplishments, and plans, arguing the business world has failed to explain itself clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Gasen
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Syracuse
Gasen
First Homegrown Strawberries Arrive at Central New York Market
The first homegrown strawberries of the year were received today at the Central New York Regional Market and quoted at 12 dollars per crate of 24 quarts. Growers Sebastian Smith of Buckley Road and Wesley Scott of Collamer were the first on the list, with more berries expected to reach Oswego County in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
Sebastian Smith
Buckley Rd
Wesley Scott
Collamer
Oswexo County
Warrants Due Owners of Loose Dogs
City officials meet at Police Headquarters to issue warrants for owners of dogs found running loose in violation of rabies outbreak rules. Attendees include Chief John A. Kinney Police Court Judge William H americk and Assistant DA Russell Harrington. Rabies concerns persist as two unvaccinated dogs were found roaming the streets and warrants await signing by State Health Department officials led by Dr. C A Sargent.
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John A. Kinney
William H
Syracuse
State Health Department
C. A. Sargent
Sargent
Harrington
Child Falls Twenty Feet From Window
FRANK CHILDS three of 00 Broad street was taken to Memorial Hospital this morning after falling twenty feet from a second story window of his home about seven o clock. Police said the boy went to his sister room and released the storm window clasp then lost balance and fell to the ground. His father John Childs took him to the hospital. The child suffered body and head bruises and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Childs
Memorial Hospital
John Childs
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Miss Costello
McCardle
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