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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
6
Obituaries and funeral notices for June 1949 list survivors, burial sites, and service details across Syracuse Marcellus Baldwinsville and North Syracuse. Entries include JOSEPH M. DALTON EMilo EMn Angelo etc with family relations, churches, and cemeteries noted. Funeral homes WAIDELE FUNERAL HOME and Pirre & Sons are among listed arrangers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Birer Bauer of 269 Griffirh street and a former Germany resident will be conducted Monday at Schumacher and Mason Memorial. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call today from 7 to 10 PM and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. She died yesterday at her daughter’s home on Seneca Turnpike Broad Road. She was widow of Philip Bauer and member of Arion Singing Society auxiliary Fifty Year Club Syracuse St John and St Peter's Lutheran Church. Her survivor is her son-in-law.
One hundred fifty delegates from 32 county American Legion Posts attend the county Legion annual meeting at the Legion hall on Clinton Street Glenni Tom Eastwood Post 1276 president presides. Officers present reports. selections for July Buffalo state convention delegates to be chosen. committee names include Lea Dorsey and members Michael Boland John Seltin William Munro Arthur Moreland with post reps from Fishery Hil Post 1361 and others.
The funeral for Mrs. Sarr Barry Ghiit Primrose av will be held Monday with rites at 5 25 A M at home and 8 50 A M at St Anthony of Padua Church Burial in Sr Agnes Cemetery. A 61 year resident and parishioner with Altar and Rosary Society she leaves 2 sons 7 daughters 2 brothers 22 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren plus nieces and nephews
Leonard J. Baker 69 of 932 Academy Green died at home. Mass at St James 9:30 A.M. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Surviving wife Elizabeth Baker two brothers two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs Ella Hale of Manlius obituary follows. Funeral services at 3 P.M. tomorrow. Burial in Manlius Cemetery. Surviving husband Daniel Hale four sons two sisters and 16 grandchildren. Charles Vinney 82 native of Hastings funeral 10 A.M. Monday St Frances Church Little France. Burial in Little France. Surviving wife Julia Vinney four daughters two grandchildren.
PILECTORS of Wil and Baumer Candle Co announce a quarterly dividend at 2.00 per share on preferred stock. The payment date is set for July 2 to shareholders of record at the close of business June 23. The notice appeared in the company meeting minutes dated June 15.
York Central honors five longtime railroad workers in a retirement ceremony. Retirees include foremen and enginemen who have served since the 1960s and 170s, with decades of freight and passenger operations at stations and on trains 27 68 41 二.
The Rev. Thomas Plassman OFM will headline the father and son communion breakfast of the Central New York Bonaventure College Alumni Association. The event starts with Mass at St Joseph's Church and continues at Hotel Syracuse with other association officers and speakers listed.
The State Liquor Authority announced license actions affecting three establishments. John Booik’s license for 325 Sutternutst was revoked after false statements and allowing unauthorized use. Anthony DiStefano of 105 Oneida St Fulton had his license revoked, and Robert Eynon of 2023 Sunset Ave Utica faced a 10 day suspension beginning next Tuesday.
The Dowling family woke to a burglary at about 4 35 AM. The thief fled with $40 from a living room desk after entering the home at Wilburnv. Police were notified of the break in.
Syracusan named HOWARD U. TEALL 4519 S. Salinast was elected first vice president of the Eappice State Association of Public Accountants at its annual convention in Schenectady yesterday. He is vice president of the Syracuse chapter.
Mrs Katherine Collins of Oswego reported the loss of a red zipper purse containing 85 while driving to Syracuse. The purse disappeared yesterday at Moran's restaurant in Fairmounts after she stopped there.
City Investigation Commissioner Joan Murtagh accuses the Dairy Smens League Cooperative Association of secretly discounting milk prices to about 1,600 retailers across Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn. He says hidden discounts allow stores to hold prices and claims milk could be reduced by five cents per quart, urging public support for a price cut.
At yesterday’s meeting the Museum of Fine Arts elected C. Mr. Ashley and Robert A. Pond as new trustees. Reelected officers include Oscar Pe Soule as president and W. S. Peck Jr. as treasurer. Existing trustees retained are Albert Hills, Nelson Pitts, Elizabeth Hudee n, Mary McMillan, and H. Weisberg.
Joseph Caswell seventeen of 231 Arlington Avenue suffered serious cuts to multiple muscles and tendons in his left hand yesterday afternoon after diving into Ctisco Lake from a Fitzgerald Point dock and striking broken glass. He was treated at St Joseph's Hospital. Deputy sheriffs Frank Rice and Yale Cummings reported the incident.
Two Syracuse residents file bankruptcy petitions in federal court. John A. O'Brien of 763 James I I lists debts of 2003 dollars and exempt assets of 5006 dollars with doctors and hospitals as principal creditors. Howard J. Root also known as John H. Root of 119 Medford Place lists debts of 2013 dollars and exempt assets of 250 dollars with creditors including medical providers.
William H. Hofmann once an office boy for the Syracuse Herald and now a chief yeoman in the Navy, visited Syracuse with his wife to see relatives. He recounted wartime Pacific duties aboard ships like the Quincy Corregidor and Tulsa, including battles in the Gilbert and Marshall Islands, and the Coral Sea era.
Regional market listing shows prices for apples bananas oranges and other fruits from California Florida Cuba and Texas. Vegetables include beans carrots celery cucumbers onions potatoes tomatoes and yams with assorted crate and bushel pricing across multiple markets.
The Brownie, intermediate and senior Scouts of Troops 2, 31, 32, 72 and 136 received badges at the third annual Court of Awards held last night at Elmswood Presbyterian Church. Badges included cooking sewing hostess child care home nursing grooming leather glass and radio.
The Royalty Club plans a Tuesday picnic at Henrietta Case's Kirkville home with dinner at 6 30 PM. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and table service for the event.
The Syracuse regional blood program enters its second week with a 126 pint contribution from workers at the Smith Corona plant. Volunteers and Red Cross staff set up a temporary center at Bell, collecting 442 pints in the first week and 103 pints at Cortland, with 252 joints sent to eight county hospitals to support medical needs.
The U S Marine Corps will open its recruiting program on July 1 with first enlistments for three to four years. An Albany district quota sets 40 first enlistments for July and 35 eighteen year old enlistments plus four openings for women Marines. Re-enlistments remain open for qualified personnel.
Forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for fair skies with continuing warmth and humidity tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 90, low 66, with 58 percent humidity at 8:30 PM. Eastern New York expected partly cloudy with scattered showers later today and tonight into Sunday.
Weather forecast shows widespread showers and thunderstorms in parts of the Atlantic states and upper Great Lakes with warm and cold fronts. A stationary front and weather maps explain air mass interactions and typical precipitation along fronts. Meteorologist Dr Masmedi predicts Syracuse weather for five days with pressure patterns described.
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