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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1954
Page
6
Death notices list John F. Camicli Edna Renault Clara Dyer Clifford Giffo rd Giles Gifforé and others with funeral home services at Primrose and heart Cemeteries. Interments and caller information follow for multiple residents including Dyer Gifforé and Lewis with service times and burial plans in Onondaga County.
The U S Department of Agriculture experiment station at Texas A and M College reports that hamburger watermelon fried chicken and ice cream will be standout foods next month. The fragmentary copy mentions several unrelated business lines and a dated monument ad.
E A Denault of 2530 El Genesee, a Rexall Drug Co. sales rep in Los Angeles, died last night at home after a brief illness. Funeral at Garfield Funeral Home 10:30 AM with Rev Leon M Adkins officiating. Rites at Graceland Cemetery Albany. Survivors include wife Ella Watson Denault and children Arthur and Mrs John Banks of Boston. Calling hours today 7–9 PM and tomorrow 3–9 PM.
William H Miller 495 a Marcellus resident for 13 years died at home after a career as hotel proprietor in Lansing Ithaca Aurora and Union Springs He was a member of Lansing Lodge 5 year medal recipient 1945 Surviving wife Bessie James Miller son Paul H Miller daughter Damiel Webster granddaughter Miriam Webster Services at Utley Norris Funeral Home Marcellus 11 AM Tuesday Burial 2 PM Civie's Cemetery Ithaca
Giles O. Gifford of 342 Cortland Ave died at home. Born in Little Utica he was a retired salesman for G D Holcomb Manufacturing. He belonged to Nitram Lodge 188 F and A M St Petersburg and Central City Consistory. Survived by Katherine Esser Gifford a son James B Gifford sister Mrs William Poinier and two grandchildren. Funeral at Greenleaf 2 PM Tuesday with Rev S Arnold Westcott officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow and Monday.
Services planned for Oren K. Wight of 165 Fare Avenue a retired J P Gordon Manufacturing salesman who died yesterday at Greenleaf Funeral Home with Rev Ellsworth Reamon officiating Burial in Cazenovia Cemetery He survived by wife Marie Jones Wight two daughters Lud wig Young and Mrs Charles Berg a son Milton O Wight two sisters Mrs Leon Park and Mrs Lydia Everingham ten grandchildren six great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Call hours today 7 to 3 PM and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow at the funeral home Also noted Camillus native Fred Haley 73 former Camillus resident and ex Camillus Cutlery employee died after a long illness Surviving sister Mrs Blanche Craver and several nieces and nephews Services Monday at 10 AM from John C Tindall Funeral Home Rev James R Bennett officiating Burial Belle Isle Cemetery Call hours today 7 to 3 PM and tomorrow 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 PM
Mrs. Margaret Cor Peck wife of Fred R Peck of 310 Strathmore Street died at her home. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband a daughter Miss Margaret L Peck two sons Lt Col Fred R Peck Jr with the Air Force in the Philippines and Donald C Peck of Watervale two sisters Mrs Ann C Scanlan of Syracuse and Mrs Frank W Bindler of Syracuse three grandchildren. Services will be at the Fairchild Meech Funeral Chapel at 2 PM Monday with Rev S Arnold Westcott. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 3 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow.
John F Cahill 79 of Syracuse died Thursday after a long illness. Services 8:30 AM Monday Snyder Funeral Home with rites at St Joseph s Church at 9 AM. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Retired timekeeper for E C Stearns. Survived by nine sisters Miss Helen Cahill and Mrs E T Griffith. Call hours today and tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM.
Mrs Ruth May Hair Rudiger 75 of Willis Ave died yesterday after a brief illness. Services at 2 PM Monday at Harold E Hoare Funeral Home officiated by Rev Albert B Hotchkiss with rites at 2 30 PM at Geddes Congregational Church burial in Collamer Cemetery. Survived by husband Louis Rudiger son Ludwig Rudiger two grandchildren. Friends may call 2 to 4 PM.
William Kelly age 24 of 3516 Tallman Street was treated at Crouse Iriving Hospital for a cut over the right eye after claiming he walked into a door and a lamp. He was admitted for observation. Patrolman John Ludgate took the report.
Donald R. Morse of Vesper and longtime Tully resident died yesterday. He worked for Solvay Process Co and S. Cheney & Son, led the Barnstormer Orchestra, and belonged to the Tully Rod and Gun Club and Otisco Grange. Surviving wife Marjorie Dennis Morse and an uncle Judson Van Antwerp. Hartwell Funeral Home, Tully, 2 PM Monday with Rev. Vernon Martin officiating. Burial in Vesper Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Judge Truman H Preston oversees cases listing new operator licenses and fines. Violations include speeding and unlicensed driving involving names like Thomas Jocks Catherine Dero Robert Ait Robert Hines Laverna Heath James Messe and others across locations in East Syracuse Lefayette Marcelut Seneca areas with fines ranging from 50 to 160 dollars and car counts noted.
Stephen Kahne was elected president of Alpha chapter Pi Omicron mathematics honorary society at Onondaga Valley Academy. Officers include Jesse Moleski as vice president and IWancy Langham as corresponding secretary.
Fair and warm conditions with moderate temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Low around 48 to 56 night, highs near 82 tomorrow. Sunset at 3 47, sunrise at 3 25. Record highs and lows noted from 1949 and earlier, humidity rising from 49 to 70 percent. Other cities included.
Weather by wirephoto notes scattered showers and thunderstorms over the gulf region central lakes and parts of the Mississippi and Missouri valleys tonight with warmer conditions in the central and southern U S. The report includes pressure readings and fronts description with a five day Syracuse forecast by a named meteorologist not tied to the Weather Bureau.
STATE HOUSING Commissioner TL Stichman will visit Syracuse Tuesday morning to inspect Lower East Side areas earmarked by the mayor's redevelopment committee for spot clearance. Torrey, assistant to Mayor Mead, said the housing authority will buy, demolish, and resell sites using state funds to finance the program.
The Syracuse Clearing House Association reports 200 donors yielding 174 pints of blood from a two week, four day drive at the Red Cross center on Warren Street. Royal L. O Day of Merchants National Bank directed the effort with Marine Midland Trust leading with 61 donors and 35 pints.
Lancaster Pharmacy holds first place with the Red Cross honor roll for blood donors. E. W. Edwards & Son moves into second for the 11th week, Sears & Roebuck earns the 16th, and the Syracuse Hemophiliac Foundation 15th. Twenty two groups appear on the honor roll.
Police blame vandals for a second bonfire at a highway safety display where over 100 junked jalopies burned, destroying about 25 vehicles with minor monetary losses. Auto dealers say losses are being replenished and a larger bonfire is planned for June 21.
Miss Margie Lundy was appointed buyer for the J E Edwards & Son department store with Miss Lundy already assuming new duties. Carl H Marr of Lincoln National Bank awarded service pins to 14 employees including 20 year and five year pins. LeRoy Casper promotes a trade in jamboree for Hudson Hornets for new car buyers at 600 W Genesee St Syracuse.
J H Handov owner of Handov Fur Corporation will attend the World Fur Fair and Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on Wednesday He will join forums on style trends and production techniques and take part in the guild fashion show proceeds go to the Betty Bacharach Home for Afflicted Children in Atlantic City Central New York directors declare an extra dividend of 10 cents a share in addition to 25 cents quarterly dividend paid June 23 to holders of record June 18 Total current dividend payment equals 89250 dollars
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