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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
4
Obituary notices from Syracuse area dated June 1942 to 1943 list MRS CORA BERICAL and several relatives, plus multiple memorials for MRS ERVA BROWN MRS FRANCES COMERFORD MISS CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN JOSEPH SNIPER MRS ORA TALLEY LOUISA TILDEN and MRS ANNA UNZ. Included are funeral times locations homes churches and burial details at St Francis Saint Agnes Oakwood and other local cemeteries with family survivors and officiants.
An archival listing of local funeral homes, chapels, and cemeteries in Fayetteville New York, naming multiple firms with addresses and phone numbers. Includes establishments such as Kearney, Thompson and Leonard, Keegan and Osbelt, Carroll and Co., Snyder Funeral Co., Molloy, Wilber W. Newell, Garfield, Cody and James, McAuliffe, Callahan, Greenleaf, Welter, Fraster, plus Hillcrest Memorial Park and Monument makers and florists.
Derby June 20 UP Bert L Jones longtime vice president and general manager of the Niagara Gorge Railway, succeeding his father founder, retired from active direction in 1924. Also noted is the death at Fairfield Connecticut of Rev Dr Edward Dwight Eaton 91 a Congregational minister for 66 years and president emeritus of Beloit College.
London reports the Bey of Tunis Sidi Ahmed II has died unexpectedly at age 80. The Tunis dispatch confirms the monarch’s death occurred this morning after a long reign marked by oriental life and reform efforts.
Friends and relatives gathered at 305 Herald Place for a large procession to Saint Peter's Church then to St. Agnes Cemetery for the funeral of Catherine Barnello a Syracuse resident born in Italy who died at 56 after a light illness. The Mass was led by Rev James E Meegan with clergy including Rev Thomas Kelleher and Rev Angelo Strazzoni and bearers Frank J School Adrian Welch Louis Ungaro Jack Planey Harold Barry and Thomas DeVutio.
Miss Anastasia Heffernan died Friday at her niece Mrs Francis Casey's home at 131 Frenwood Avenue. Funeral services will be held at 9:15 AM Monday at the home and at 8:50 AM at Saint Anthony of Padua Church. Burial will be in Pompey.
Walter Siemborski of 520 Otisco Street and employee of E. C. Stearns' Company died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital. A native of Poland, he had no known survivors. The funeral will be held at John Giminski funeral home at a time to be announced.
Frances Comerford McDermott 73 widow of William M. McDermott died Saturday at a South State Street convalescent home after a week as patient. She lived at 14 James Street and was a Syracuse native and St. Joseph's Hospital Ladies Auxiliary member. Survived by brothers Charles of Los Angeles and Thomas Comerford of Joplin and a niece Mrs Louis Malcolm Tyler of South Orange New Jersey. Funeral at 9 AM Monday at William P Hart & Sons and 9:30 at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Final rites for Louisa Horle Tilden of Jamesville follow. Burial Lakeview Cemetery Skaneateles. Elihu Tilden married. Everett Tilden son. brothers Frank J. Horse and Willard Horse. sister Adelaide Damon.
Catherine McLaughlin of 1200 Teall Avenue died Friday afternoon. Rites set for 8:45 AM Monday at McAuliffe Funeral Home and 9:30 AM at St Vincent de Paul Church with a high mass. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs Michael J Gleason and Mrs John Duffy of Brooklyn and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Leppert Berical wife of William W Berical of 202 Elmhurst Avenue will be held at 8:30 A M Monday at the P A O Neill funeral home and at 10 oclock in St Joseph s Church Oneida with burial in St Francis Cemetery Durhamville She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Joseph C Stanton of Springfield Massachusetts a son Anthony Berical of Syracuse a sister Mrs Mercy Metz of Buffalo and several nieces and nephews Private services for Mrs Grace Townsend Benjamin who died Wednesday were held at 2 P M Friday at 320 Lionel Avenue Solvay by the Rev Leslie E Simon of Asbury Methodist Church Burial was in Morningside Cemetery bearers were Maj Harold L Townsend Albert J Townsend George R Townsend Leslie Hanley Chester A Dill and Paul Benjamin
Funeral services for Willard White formerly assistant treasurer of Onondaga Pottery Company were held Saturday at 3 PM in the Fairchild and Meech funeral home. Rev John J Steele officiated. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery with bearers listed as William Munns Howard Crego Fred Richter George Cool William Carter and H Raymond George.
James W. Robinson, 21, of 222 Tallman Street, died after 220 volts passed through his body at the Halcomb steel plant while helping move a centrifugal pump. He was pronounced dead at midnight after a three hour fight for life. Surviving include his wife Beverly Jean, a daughter, a brother Ephraim of Syracuse, two sisters Mrs. Francis Lewis of Vernon Center and Mrs. Mary Felt of Mexico. Funeral services will be held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 1515 North Salina, at a time to be announced.
Mrs Ora Eeeler Talley widow of Dr Samuel W Talley and mother of Dr Dyers Yatley died Friday at her son's home Synacres in Syracuse. She was a Washburn College graduate and member of First Presbyterian Church. Survived by two sons Claude H Talley and Dr Talley four brothers and a sister. Five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Service at Dr Talley's Lynacres home at 1 30 PM Monday conducted by Rev Harry B Paylor. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Adolf Kier 56 of 219 Lennox Avenue died Friday night after a short illness at Crouse-Irving Hospital. Rites set for 2 PM Sunday at Birnbaum chapel with Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman officiating. burial in Adath Yeshurun Cemetery. Kier, a Russian native, led Kier Brothers Furniture for 35 years and was active in Jewish charities and Republican politics. Survived by brothers Rudolph, Henry, Isaac and several nieces and nephews. Bearers include Saul and Jesse Kauffman, Bernard Cohen, Abraham Schwartz, Harold Abrams, Abraham Greene.
Pvt Walter B Shipman of Fort Eustis V A seeks help from Onondaga County Red Cross to locate his father Elmo B Shipman. He last heard from him about 12 years ago, during a period when Mr Shipman was head machinist at Brown Lipe in Syracuse, and shipments were made via Norwich Chenango County chapter.
Donald Parks, 16, of 134 Ashdale Avenue, pleaded not guilty yesterday to a petty larceny charge and was released on $100 bail pending trial July 13 before Justice Paull Witte. Parks was arrested by Trooper Edward Kappesser after a June 3 four mile chase from Dewitt to East Genesee and Westcott Streets, suspected of driving a stolen car that crashed into a tree. He had been confined to a hospital and was arrested after his release Thursday.
Death notices from Syracuse area list Bridget L O'Brien Flora E Hodges Veronica Kelter Maria Sylvester Julia Dewey Caroline Simpson Saranac Lake Frank WL Pierce Regina Rhoderburser Josephine Angalone William D Whitmore Edwin C Pom Mary L Benjamin Olive Re McCurdy and others. Birth notices report Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital recorded two births one son to Joseph Caza and one daughter to Glen Haggerty in Central Square.
Cairo dispatch analyzes Libya fighting showing Axis and Allied tanks and artillery heavy losses, Axis air power rising, British withdrawals at Gazala retreat, and the strategic need for more Middle East air long-range bombers to disrupt Italian rail centers and ports.
Divorces granted by Justice D. Page Morehouse Jr. freed four women from their marriages. Mary J. Buccina was separated from Joseph Buccina with $10 weekly alimony and custody of their year old son. Helen L. Scott, Thelma T. Whitcomb, and Fannie Gigantelli also obtained divorces and custody arrangements.
New York June 20 A young medical student tours the Mayo Clinic to explain to surgeons how to operate a robot finger designed to find metal fragments buried in living tissue. Invented by Samuel Berman a 47 year old New York City subway system research and test engineer the device uses a stainless steel exterior and electromagnetic nerves to detect shrapnel and save soldiers.
Churches across Fayetteville observe Fathers Day and honor high school and college graduates with services tomorrow. Dewitt Community Church hosts its third annual youth service at midnight led by graduates. multiple area churches plan sermons, Bible presentations, and gifts for fathers and sons.
A comprehensive catalog of church locations, pastors, and service times across Syracuse multiple denominations. It enumerates churches on South Warren to East Onondaga Streets, listing ministers, worship hours, Sunday Schools, sermons, and special programs for Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Nazarene, Pentecostal, Unitarian, Universalist, and other denominations.
Five services mark the 52nd anniversary of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at 347 Cortland Avenue Syracuse. Rev. William Christie of New York City, vice president and treasurer of the national group, will speak on Tibet to Syracuse and discuss ministry goals. Additional topics include Facing Death, The Immediate Goal of Ministry, Young People as Soldiers of Christ, and Citizens of the City of God.
The second part of the County Court will be opened Monday with Judge Miller B. Moran of Lowville presiding. A panel of 25 extra jurors has been drawn as the court is tied up in the trial of Mrs. Mary E. Evans charged with misappropriating funds as treasurer of the Spill Rock Gulf Water District. The trial will take about two weeks, with several other cases pending.
Three vacation Bible schools sponsored by local churches begin Monday across Elmwood area. Elmwood Presbyterian hosts one of the oldest programs, Lafayette Avenue Methodist coordinates a cooperative school, and the Church of the Atonement alongside Bethany Baptist share sessions. Classes run weekdays 9 to 11:30 or 9 to 11, for ages 4 through 14, with lay leaders Mrs. Harold Swales Mr. Charles McGlautlin Mrs. John Ventura and Mrs. Leo R. Murphy directing respective sessions through July 3.
Christian Science Lesson Sermon for Tomorrow outlines the topic Is the Universe including Ma evolved by atomic force. It cites Genesis 1 1 3 Proverbs 3 19 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It stresses Spirit God as substance and God’s infinite space peopled by His ideas with spiritual forms.
Eleven young people from Danforth United Church travel today to a state conference at Wells College sponsored by the Congregational Church. The event, running through June 2, hosts about 288 participants with Rev Arch Bedford guiding sessions on “My Christiz Beliefs” alongside senior counselor Martha Ludington and Mrs Arlene Day.
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