Three Car Crash Blamed on Baby
A three car collision injuring four was blamed on a 14 month old baby who allegedly grabbed the steering wheel of a car driven by her mother. Gloria Dawn Kennedy and her brother Roger Bruce were treated at St. Josephs Hospital along with other injured occupants. Deputy sheriffs said the child pulled the wheel into traffic on Route 57 north of Liverpool. Jane Bukowski was admitted to Memorial Hospital with a broken right leg after being struck by John Engelbrecht’s car at Lodi and Oak streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gloria Dawn Kennedy
Roger Bruce
Gloria Kennedy
R.D. 2
Clay
Liverpool
George F. Wilber
Allen Road
Ira
Francis Dailey
Phoenix
Rith
Kennedy
Jane Bukowski
Elm St
Memorial Hospital
John Engelbrecht
Park St
Lodi
Oak Streets
Fred Sommers
Dauthers
Gilman
Clavia Kennedy
Boy Swallows Aspirin Signs Ill Then Recovered
Three year old Dennis Dykeman the son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Dykeman of North Syracuse was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital after swallowing a quantity of aspirin. Patrolman Frank Bee said the child found the bottle after climbing to the medicine cabinet. He received first aid and was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Dykeman
Atc
Calvin Dykeman
Valentine du
Syracuse
Frank Bee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Multiple Names
A compilation of marriage license entries shows numerous couples with addresses across Syracuse and nearby towns. notes include Leo T Widowski and Pauline Caraway, Henry Lindemann and Monica Hoark, and many others with street addresses in Carthage, Lysander, Solvay, and Elmira. The list also includes traffic court notes such as no operator's license suspensions, speeding fines, and improper license plate displays in various locales.
Orenstein Heads Syracuse Boys Club After Tenure
Albert Orenstein, 109 Bradford Plvy, elected president of the Syracuse Boys' Club at the annual meeting. He joined in 1916, served on the board since 1946, and led committees as secretary and vice president. New directors Gordon H. Smith and Jalvator J. Ciciarelli elected. Dr. H. Walden Retan made honorary member.
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Albert Orenstein
Bradford Plvy
Syracuse Boys’ Club
Orenstein
Boys’ Club of America
Board
Hendrix Ten Eyck
Robert P. McClure
E. Winston Rodormer
Gordon H. Smith
Jalvator J. Ciciarelli
H.walden Retan
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Leo T. Widowski
W. Ostrander Ave
Pauline Caraway
S. Salina St
Henry E. Lindemann
Kenvil, N. J
Monica M. Hoark
Fopvner Rd
David P. Creed
F. Payette St
Stella A. Stokey
Caleb Ave
Nelson T. Weber
Joan A. Haibt
Cadillac St
Martin E. Mann
Salvia
Jeanice T. Kuss
Highland St
Maurice R. Tyler
Lysander
Rita M. Moran
Holden St
Salvatore R. Mercurio
Burnet Ave
Alfonsi M. Cerreto
Carbon St
John J. Normoyle
W. Onondaga
Rita A. Surdam
Seventh North St
Marvin H. Stein
Renwick Ave
Rosanne Saslow
E. Fayette St
Czeslaw Mania
S. Salina
Eleanor C. Kocienski
Amy
Sidney S
Hoffman
Elmira
Carole A. Shapero
Genesee St. Anthony Motto
James St
Jamse L
RiVizzigno
Daniel
Floyd Q. Jones
Renwick
Carrie O. Lee
AVC
Raymond J. Koch
Ashdale Ave
Rosemary T. Callahan
Wolcott St
George Mc.Clifford
Hubbell Ave
Diane Des Groseilliers
Seneca Tapk
Edward J. Fish
Ackerman Ave
Kathryn L. Jones
Nottingham Rd
Anthony B. LaMacchia
Qiay
Rita M. Fitzpatrick
Genesee St
Edward Kowalewski
Salina
Josephine Iannone
Edwards Ave
Truman HW. Preston
Virgil E. Thomas
Nedrow
Dessa M. Byrd Elbridge
Fred R. Koahisky
Johnson City
M.p.h
Salina Street
Louis
Garslick
Thomas Ave
SIU
Tee
Robert K. Starrath
Chittenango
American Motors
Rambler
Devon Francis
Popular Science Magazine
Metropolitan
Feigel Motors, Inc
South
Syracuse, N
Chas. P. Lamacchia, Inc
Genesee Street
Syracuse, N. Y
S. Crouse Avenue
Long’s Motor Sales
Elmira Road
Ithaca, N.Y
Children's World
Dad
New York
Allen
Downtown
Shoppingtown
Orenstein Boy's Club President
Smith and Ciciarelli
Lewis P. Andreas
William C. Blanding
Wiliam Bynum
Leonard P. Markert
James D. Taylor
H. Duane Bruce
Beacom Wax
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