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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
8
Obituary notices list Charles J Evans of West Lake Roy Cazenovia and other locals with June 1975 death dates. Details include survivors, funeral home contacts, church services, burial sites, and viewing times across multiple families in Syracuse area.
Ballweg and Lunsford Funeral Home located at 46198 Salina Street issues an observance notice. The firm lists contact numbers 823504 for assistance and arrangements.
Private services for Ralph S. Niles 67 of 307 Catherine Street were held Tuesday after he died Sunday at home. Burial followed at Valley Cemetery. A Toronto native, he lived in Syracuse over 45 years and worked for Carrier Corp. and Lyle Signs. Surviving are daughter Nancy Gibbons, sister Isabel Hoffman, two nephews Gerald and James Hoffman, and six grandchildren. Greenleaf Funeral Home arranged the services.
Dominick Paone a longtime East Syracuse resident and retired New York Central Railroad boilermaker died after a long illness in a local nursing home. Born in Italy he retired in 1950 after 44 years with the railroad and belonged to the Boilermakers Union. Survived by his wife two sons five daughters a brother eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services set for Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Cline Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St Matthew's Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation today and tomorrow.
Mary Kwiatkowski Skoczen 73 of 230 Coleridge Ave died yesterday after a long illness. Funeral services start 8:15 a.m. Monday at Bordynski Funeral Home with Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 8:45 a.m. Burial follows. She was born in Boston and lived in Syracuse 40 years. Survived by husband Peter. daughter Jane DiBiase. two stepdaughters. sister Helen Bazella. four grandchildren. five stepgrandchildren. six great grandchildren. two brothers and two sisters in Poland.
Isadore Brown former owner of Brown's Fish and Poultry Market died in Miami Beach Florida. A Syracuse resident for over six decades he retired in 1940 from the South McBride Street market. Surviving son Joseph. Maurice Brown in Fort Lee NJ. brother Hyman Brown. sisters Eva Freeman and Rose Roth. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services at Birnbaum Funeral Chapel with multiple rabbis. burial in Anshe Sfard Cemetery. Memorial gifts to Temple Adath Yeshurun building fund.
Agnes B Polgreen of 303 Holland St died yesterday in a local nursing home. A Smithville native and longtime Syracuse resident, she was a real estate broker and member of First United Church. Survived by Richard F Polgreen Sr and six grandchildren, among others. Private family services. Burial at Oakwood. Arrangements by Fairchild and Meech Funeral Chapel.
Germain Rogers 76 was found dead of an apparent heart attack yesterday morning at his home in Camillus. Born in Conquest, he lived in Montezuma area most his life, retired from Cowles Chemical Co., WW1 veteran, and member of VFW and American Legion posts. Survived by wife Pearl, son Russell, brothers Edward and Ernest, nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Kinney Funeral Home Weedsport with military rites at Weedsport Rural Cemetery. Burial tomorrow at funeral home.
Glenn C. Thomas 81 of Warners died yesterday at home after a 41 year residence there and 37 years with the county highway department. A Weedsport native, WW I Army veteran, Methodist Church member, and Camillus Senior Citizens Club participant, he leaves wife, daughter, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial in Warners Village. calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at B L Bush and Sons Funeral Home Camillus. memorials to Warners United Methodist Church fund.
Charles Evans 60 of West Lake Road Cazenovia a sign designer for Richards Of Course died yesterday in St Josephs Hospital after a short illness. A native of Orwell he was a Syracuse area resident for 50 years a World War II Seabees veteran and communicant of St James Church. Survived by his mother Ethalyn a brother Carson W and two sisters. Services at Welker Funeral Home Monday 9 30 a.m. at St James Church burial in St James Cemetery calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
The Rev. David L. Phillips of East Genesee Presbyterian Church will deliver an 11 a.m. sermon titled Faint Not Nor Fear tomorrow. The service focuses on faith and courage in daily life within the church community.
Mrs Frances J Shaw 92 died yesterday at Silverman Hospital after a long illness. Former Tully Center resident, she taught in the Tully area and, with her husband, ran a Store and restaurant in Tully Center. Survived by son Donald Shaw of Highland Calif a stepdaughter Hazel Rainbow of Tully and three grandchildren. Services Monday at Hartwell Funeral Home with Rev Walter Ket cham officiating. Burial in Tully Cemetery.
Orletta M Ehlers 71 of Wells Road Tully died yesterday at her son William Ehlers home after a long illness. She lived in East Aurora most of her life and is survived by her son three sisters one brother and three granddaughters. Private services will be at Oakwood Cemetery East Aurora. Contributions to American Cancer Society. Hartwell Funeral Home Tully handles arrangements.
Bertha A Smith 68 of 335 Douglas St native of Schenectady died at home in Syracuse after a long life there She worked for Dey Brothers 15 years and was active at St John the Evangelist Church Evangelist Guild and Women s Club Survivors include son John A Smith daughter Rosa line Spadafora and sister Mrs Evan Cane Funeral services set 9 am Monday at Frasier-Shepardson Funeral Home then 9 30 am at St John the Evangelist Burial in St Mary s Cemetery DeWitt.
Disabled Boy Scout Troop 625 of Liverpool plans its first Country Western Festival tomorrow from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus on Taft Road East in North Syracuse. Chairwoman Mary Thesier says Rex Cole and the Southern Showman and Bob Meyers and the Border Patrol will perform, with door prizes and refreshments. The troop is sponsored by Maj. Joseph J. Karins Chapter 167, Disabled American Veterans in Liverpool. Eligible ages are 10 to 16.
Syracuse police lieutenant Henry W Ours 57 of 224 Taft Ave died yesterday at State University Hospital after a brief illness. A 33 year member he joined the force in 1942 and rose to lieutenant in 1954. He led planning and research, helped found Eastwood Little League, and received a civic award in 1971. Surviving: wife Marion Lauber two sons Gerald and James mother Catherine four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Goddard Crandall and Blessed Sacrament Church with burial in Asbury Cemetery.
Four Syracuse students were awarded degrees from the University of Dayton Ohio Christine M Hanley daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Hanley 316 Coleridge Ave earned a bachelor of science in education with elementary concentration Arnold B Campo son of Anthony B Campo 300 Audubon Parkway earned a bachelor of science in biology Mark A Engelhardt son of Mr and Mrs George C Engelhardt 1300 Court St earned a bachelor of science in social work William H Roggenkamb son of Mrs Kate Babbit earned a bachelor of science in political science.
Onondaga County residents were among 964 graduates receiving degrees from State University Agricultural and Technical College at Morrisville on May 16. Recipients include Cheryl Baker Kirkville Tamara Bartato 146 Milford Drive William Barker 107 Mathews Drive Archie Bernardi Camillus Michael Blogs 456 Lillian Ave Eugene Blum 708 N Alvord St Terry Bradner Manlius and many others across Onondaga County acknowledging AAS and AA degrees through the ceremony.
The Rev Miles Spinella O F M Conv associate pastor of the Roman Catholic Church of the Assumption marked his 25th anniversary with a Mass of Thanksgiving celebrated by 11 concelebrants. A testimonial dinner and reception followed at Assumption Parish Center. Spinella’s career included missionary work in Brazil and pastoral roles in Canada and New Jersey.
Onondaga County Clerk's Office lists acceptable ID options for passport applicants including a driver's license Sheriff's ID high school or college ID card or an employment photo ID. A spokesman notes that a birth certificate alone is not sufficient for passport identification.
New Woodstock residents must boil water until test results are known. State health official Dr Shyam Mohanka suspected runoff from heavy rains contaminated the spring-fed system. A temporary chlorination unit is in use while the village plans permanent treatment.
Onondaga Community College reports 19 Syracuse residents graduated with honors in allied health fields. Nursing high honors recipients include Mary Byrne and others. general honors listed for Marianne Barry, Diane Gilchrist, Doris Higab, and more. Dental hygiene high honors went to Rita Santoni.
John T. Clough and Mrs. Clough reside at 604 E Summit Ave Marshall Missouri He formerly served as Minister of Music at First Baptist Church of Syr The church choir sent him birthday congratulations this week
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