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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
11
Obituary notes the death of Joseph Carrino Sr a longtime resident linked to local barbering for decades. Surviving are his widow and numerous children with services planned at multiple area churches and the Greenleaf Funeral Home.
Vacation Bible School sponsored by Calvary and First Baptist Churches runs July 5 to 15 daily 4 to 11 30 pm for kindergarten through sixth grade at Calvary Church 718 S Beech. Preregistrations accepted at Calvary Church.
The city will pay $205 for a 1.5 mile sewer trunk line at Velaska Road Wy Onondaga Street Tixtensian. Total project cost $38,000. The line supports a new development near Marble Farms track and serves farm areas. The plan includes tying the Inverness area to the county project to reduce future costs. The obituary notes former owner of a local general store on Onondaga Street, survived by two daughters and other family members. Services Monday at John C. Thidall Memorial Chapel with mass at St Charles Borromeo Church. Burial in Assingtion Cemetery.
The Central New York Chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Centaeyroom Merchants Bank Building. Robert Blakeney of Manhattan Life Insurance Company and Ralph Ober, director of the state foundation, will speak. Trebert Gaw, president, will appear with Dr. Gilbert Tiss of Upstate Medical Center on the Laties Day show at 8 a.m. Wednesday.
John Dodd a retired salesman at Fred's State Store for 28 years and World War I veteran from Syracuse died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Survived by widow Florence and a family, he was a member of Vid Guadetan Lodge 05 FART. Funeral at Goddard and Crandall Funeral Home Monday at 4 p.m. with Henry McKnight officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Masons will conduct services at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Fiume died yesterday in Memorial Vesptal after illness. Survived by husband Tosott Wiarma, two daughters Mrs Arthur Podger and Mrs Roper Hand, two sons Frankett Pant Plume and seven grandchildren. Services 9:45 am Tuesday at Firms & Sons Funeral Home then Our Lady of Poppel Church. Burial at Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 today and Monday.
Mrs Unkaut died yesterday at her home. She was the oldest member of Fir Evangelical United Brothers Church and widow of Christian H Unkaut. Surviving: son Edward Unkaut, sister Mea Henry Michael of Ganastota, two deceased daughters, six grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm at Frasier Funeral Home. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours today 7 to 2 pm and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
Mrs Kasper services for Mrs Francs Kaster of Qhisida died Wednesday in Oneida City Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at Campbelt Dean Funeral Home Quelda. Burial followed in Liverngol Cemetery. Surviving include husband, two daughters Mrs Fordson Sebor of Canastoia and a son Ad Stavans of Cranston, B J., three sisters Mrs Leonard Mills of Fort Myer Fla Mrs Max Friedman of Livernool and Mrs Louis Viegler of Livar PAHIE
Louise Baldwin 90 longtime Baldwinsville resident and German native died at home after a long illness. She was a life member of Wantta Rebekah Lodge and First Presbyterian Church Baldwinsville. Survived by son Wallace Baldwin and brother James Price. Funeral at Sears Funeral Home Baldwinsville with Rev Ceci Flatt officiating. Burial in Riverview Cemetery. Callie hilars schedule 240 4 and 7 to 4 p.m. tomorrow.
Lamis TR. (Ross) Reseignane of 1163 W High Terrace died yesterday at home after a lung illness. He was 63 years old, a lifelong resident, and a member of the Molinaise Society. He contributed to the city as a longtime restaurateur.
Elmwood Park is slated for a summer refurbishment under Parks and Recreation Commissioner James F. Heath. He plans a state youth program to hire young men to clean and repair rail fencing rebuild barbeque pits add an archery range horseshoe courts resurface roads plant greenery clean the brook and repair benches and tables under staff supervision.
Fairmount Community Church will sponsor a vacation program from June 27 to July 8 at the church. Daily sessions run 9 to 1:45 for children from kindergarten through sixth grade, including study crafts recitation worship and a snack. Registration contacts include the church office and members listed with phone numbers.
Infant Jason Zobro Van Rensselaer St age two months died after a short illness. Survived by mother Olana Marie Zobro father Peter Zo bro, sister Tawn Himes and siblings John Joseph Zobro David Watnes. Grandparents Henry Ford Phoenix and others. Services Monday at Edward Wrobet General Home at 8:30 am Mass at St Stephen's Church. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
Syracuse Transit buses implement summer schedules starting Monday due to school closings and vacations. The new timetables are posted on all buses and available from transit inspectors at Salina and Fayette streets and Warren and Fayette streets.
Miss O'Brien Cantillus Miss Martin A O'Brien of 109 Kenmett Revi Comiltus a live af Syracuse died Sunday after a short illness. She worked 17 years at the National Bank and Trust. Survived by two sisters Sister Mary Brances and Miss Kathleen O'Brien and a brother Rev Francis O'Brien. Services at her home Monday 9:43 am and 10:30 am at St. Marys Church. Burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Friends may visit convents today and tomorrow. Arrangements by John G Butler Funeral Home.
C Rhinehart 69 a lifelong resident of 420 West Onondage Street died at Memorial Hospital after admission. A World War I veteran born in Kireville he was known as a taxi driver and former private hauler. Survived by sister Elva Chambers of Oneida and two nieces and three nephews. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Flove Funeral Home Oneida with burial at Glenwood Cemetery. Visiting hours 7 to 8 p.m. today and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Roland Weir of 24 Shan hard Street died yesterday in Veterans Hospital after a long illness. A native of Csnuchy ter in the city, he was 78 and a retired employe of Votter Cable Coy. Surviving are his widow Agnes Garland Weir and several nieces and nephews. Services will be 3 a.m. Monday at the Edward F. Gaynor Funeral Home. Burial will be in Ames Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
William F. Zube 77, long‑time city resident and retinal steamfitter, died after a long illness. Survived by widow Myrtle Lettitehs Abe, two daughters, six grandchildren, and several siblings. Services Monday at Munster Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation today 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the family home.
Mary D. Renilliky of 517 Wassena St files a $100 claim against the City of Syracuse for injuries from a May 13 fall at Niagara and Gifford Streets. Assistant Corporation Counsel William Burkherlrs represents her, alleging the street remained broken and unsafe for pedestrians. Anne MM. Garden affis Springtiel alleges a separate $100 claim, saying the city failed to maintain traffic devices at Prospect Avenue and Hickory Street, resulting in a crash on April 22.
Steuart Newcomb Steuart Jr of Syracuse was named president at the annual meeting at the Aul t Golf and Country Club. He succeeds Marion F. Davis of First National Bank at Airport. Tarald F Jones of Syracuse joined the executive committee as senior vice president, representing Onondaga County.
Scouting news from Manlius reports Cub Pack events with Indian war theme awards for Webelos and Wolf Bear and Lion ranks. Daytime ceremonies at Buck Church and Elmwood Park discuss Star Scout, Explorer post formation, and future Pack 27 parade participation with Lyncourt Fire Department.
Delegates from the Central New York Conference of the Methodist Church urged repeal of state laws enabling bingo and a statewide charitable lottery. The gambling resolution asked church members to join with civic groups in opposing games of chance while urging social programs to address poverty and inequality. The assembly also discussed foreign policy stances and proposed exchanges with Red China, with other motions covering inner city poverty and racial minorities.
An army unit moves toward Drum Pennsylvania for annual week long field training. The brief report notes the 2nd Battalion of the Tatoante Division, the Thinest Birkel af, and routes via Syracuse and nearby areas as the force advances toward the training area.
Forecast indicates tonight will be generally cloudy with a low around 50 and a high near 72 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 73, with a record high of 98 set in 1957 and a record low of 42 in 159. Winds remain westerly up to 15 mph. rainfall expected in the Rockies Plains Gulf coast and northern New England. The clip notes a distant Antarctic island in Guinness World Records.
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