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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
10
Multiple obituaries list survivors and funeral details for Mary Madden Finn George J Flannagan Jessie Slocum Goetzman Alice M Caffrey and others. Services set at homes churches and cemeteries with dates June 16 18 1946 in Fulton Liverpool Baldwinsville and Syracuse areas.
Mrs. Belle Barker of Long Beach California was fatally injured in a Chicago auto accident while en route to visit her brother Bernard B. Given at 423 Euclid Avenue. Wife of J E Barker she was sightseeing between trains when struck by a taxicab on a downtown street. She died at St Luke's Hospital.
Mrs Mary Madden Finn lifelong Syracuse resident and former Democratic committeeman from the 16th Ward dies Sunday. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9:30 A M in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with burial at St Agnes Cemetery. Survived by husband Thomas J Finn daughter Mrs Morris B Land son Thomas J Finn Jr two sisters Mrs Daniel Kaufman Mrs James Dunn brother Richard Madden grandson and several nieces nephews.
Funeral services for Henry A Loveless 69 of Liverpool to be held Wednesday at 2 PM in Liverpool with Rev Carl C Swift officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery Baldwinsville. Survived by wife Georgina, son Earl W Loveless, two sisters, a brother and two grandchildren.
John J. Culligan, 80, retired railroad worker of Watkins Glen, died Friday in a Montour Falls hospital. Survived by three sons Joseph Francis and Gerald, all of Syracuse. A prayer service was held at 8:30 A.M. today at Slaughey funeral home and funeral services at St. Marys of the Lake Catholic Church at 9 A.M. with burial in St. Marys Cemetery.
Mrs Anna M Hess mother of George Hess a professor at Syracuse University College of Fine Arts died this morning at her son s home 246 Buckingham Ave Born in Germany she lived in the city 60 years Survived by daughter Mrs E W Rheinheimer of El Paso Texas and two granddaughters Emily M Hess and Mary E Rheinheimer Funeral conducted at Frasier Funeral Home at 10 30 A M Wednesday by Rev Dean Richardson Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery
Thomas A. Boland of 1350 S Salina Street, 22, was fined ten dollars for public intoxication after a nap in a stolen car. Boland was arrested by Patrolman John Miller early Sunday ten blocks from the theft site in Southay. He admitted he did not recall entering or moving the vehicle. Boland pleaded guilty at Police Court before Judge Truman H Preston.
WILLIAM H. LOFFTS aged 52 longtime Camillus resident and former town clerk died this morning at his home 122 West Main Street Camillus He once supervised a boys colony at the Syracuse State School and ran a Camillus grocery store He recently worked for Camillus Cutlery Co He was a member of Camillus Baptist Church and Camillus Sapphire Lodge 768 F and A M Surviving are his wife Ruth Ashby Loffts a daughter Mrs George B Reynolds of Troy a sister Mrs William Daugard of Syracuse three brothers John H Loffts Seymour L of Elbridge and Adelbert E Loffts of Syracuse Ducted in B L Bush Sons funeral home Camillus at 2 30 PM Thursday Rev Roger K Powell officiating Burial will be Maplewood Cemetery Camillus
A Syracuse area column lists numerous deaths with ages and hometowns including Miss Margaret J. Snaith 82 Massena Mrs Florence W Beard 86 Pompey and Thomas E. Sullivan 74 Fulton among others. The notice provides names ages and localities for a broad regional obituary rundown.
John Capsello 92 of Seventh North Street North Syracuse died Sunday at home. Rites spend 9:30 A.M. at his residence and 10:30 A.M. at Our Lady of Pompei Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Born in Italy he lived in Syracuse since 1898 and was a farmer. Survived by two sons John and Vincent, 11 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Hubert Harrison, dean of the Trenton Youth Assembly Institute in Trenton, will be guest speaker Tuesday at the Kiwanis Club meeting held at Hotel Syracuse. The youth institute is among the largest in the Northern New York Methodist Conference.
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