Funeral notices fill page with names and times
Obituaries list in the Syracuse area names including Mrs. Fern Tley Kal ar, Kathryn Gleason Kelly, Leona Nelson Lamoy, Agnes Pfohl Lester, Murray, Axel Olson, John Sands and others. Details include surviving relatives addresses funeral home calls and burial plans across multiple churches and cemeteries with May and June 1955 dates. Friends may call at various hours and locations before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soro
Punal
Aerolt
Camitery
Omnes
Ville
Ferntley Kalar
Iving
Marlow
Kala
Ames
Bellows
Kelly
Saline
Kathryn Gleason
Pumeuae
Raymond Kelly
Gleason
R. Gleason
eWedanecs
Stree
The
Tm Orane
Leona Nelson Lamoy
South Avenue
Cassius J
Judith Ann
Alice Nelson
Mung Nelson
Miami
Fla
Robert Nelson
Amsterdam
John Nelson
George - Seibe
Niagara Falls
Beyr] Jarvis
Ridge‘wood
N. J
Harold Milligan
LSON
Axel Clson
Elm Street
Paytteville
Peter
Fayetteville
Eric Olson
S.A
Iceland
Karen Olson
Ralph Ackley
Elsa Ofsen
Howard Usher
Gustave
John
Harry Olson
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Schenectady
Herbert N. Lozott
Kathryn Gleason Kelly
Fairmount Ave
J.P. Burns & Son
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Syracuse
T. Raymond Kelly
Frank T. Gleason
Anna R. Gleason
Anna Frances
Albany Cathedral Academy
Frederick Burden
Onondaga County Hospital
Welter Funeral Home
Onondaga Hill
Burden
de Witt
C. J. Werkmenter
New York City
Minnie O. Chaner
Joseph Maroni Dies in Syracuse Home
Joseph Maroni 67 of 231 Hier Ave a retired mason contractor died in Syracuse University Hospital. Survived by widow Angela Gullotta Maroni two sons Samuel andJohn three daughters Florence Maroni Mrs Arthur Mearon and Mrs Charles DeGilormo eight grandchildren. Service 8 45 am Thursday at home and 9 am Our Lady of Pompei Church burial Assumption Cemetery.
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Joseph Maroni
Une
Joseph
Our Lady of Pompei Church
William L. Walsh
Assumption Cemetery
Funeral Homes and Local Listings
A list of funeral home names and addresses is provided including John G Butler Funeral Home at 2104 S Salina St phone 4-819 Pirro & Sons Michele and Jon Pirro Lic Mere 3-341 Callahan Hanley Funeral Home at 101 Milton Ave 4-504 Edw F Gaynor Funeral Home 118 South Ave Fairchild & Meech 60 West Onondara St phone Phoebe 75-516.
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John G. Butler Puneral
S. Salina St
Callahan-Hanley
Poneral
Milton
Ave
F. Gaynor Gaynor Funeral Home
South Ave
Fairchild & Meech
Onondara St
Phobe
Potential Of Lone Match
A single match can ignite dry grass and weeds, spreading quickly to acres and destroying seed beds. It can also set a bonfire among dead leaves and destroy compostable humus. A single match risks vast timber and pulpwood losses and raises questions about its price and the damage it causes.
Notable Obituaries and Miscellaneous Notices
Princeton New Jersey reports Gerald H Sendtti 43 president a pany Bidary died Saturday. Newport California King C ollistter eh the aie King Gillette inventor of the safety razor died Saturday. Woodstock Vermont Miss Ann Batchelder 73 editor of Ladies Home Journal poet born Windsor Vermont died Saturday. Chicago Reverend Alexander Assyria linked to University of Chicago Lutheran minister born in Argentina died yesterday.
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Newport
Bea
Calif
C. “Ollistter
C. Gillette
Woodstock
Ann Batchelder
The
Ladies Home Journal
Windsor
Chicago
Alexander Assyria
the Lacy
University of Chicago
Argentina
Mrs. Clara Gilmore Rites Planned in Baldwinsville
Mrs. Clara Van Brocklin Gilmore, former Baldwinsville resident and operator of the Gilmore Maternity Home, dies after a long illness. Survived by husband Daniel J. Gilmore, daughter Doris Williams of Boonville, sons Sherman of Baldwinsville and Dorrance R. Gilmore of Liverpool, seven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Services at Gates Funeral Home in Baldwinsville, with viewings scheduled tomorrow and Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara van Brocklin Gilmore
Baldwinsville
iGates
Gilmore
Doris Williams
Boonville
Sherman
Dorrance R. Gilmore
Migrant Worker Meeting Planned
An all day conference for clergy on migrant labor is sponsored by the Department of Christian Social Relations of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York. It will be held at the Church of the Saviour on Wednesday with Rev. Rugby Auer of St. Marks as speaker and Mrs. Henry Suters and Mrs. Theodore Townsend among organizers. Afternoon topics include a migrant children camp at King Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Christian Social Relations
Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Church of the Saviour
Rugby. Auer
St. Marks
Henry Suters
Waterville- Oriskany Falls - Deansboro
Maritime Unit Probes Rise in Shipping Costs
The House Merchant Marine Committee examined rising costs to sustain American merchant vessels. Maritime Administrator Morse testified as the first witness as Chairman Bonner noted the government pays over 100 million dollars yearly in operating subsidies to 16 U. S. shipping companies to cover the gap between American and foreign ship costs, largely due to higher seamen wages.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Clearence G. Morse
Bonner
D-Nc
U. S
Wallet recovered for Polish immigrant Cywka after loss in transit
Cywka, a 1961 arrival from Navi prison camps and operator in the General Electric tube department, lost his wallet over the weekend containing 26 dollars and his passport. Police say Vera Cuddeback found it and identified Cywka. she lives at 328 West Willow Street, O'Brien Apartments.
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Wilheli
Cywka
Navi
General
Electric ‘Co
Rka
Poland
Vera
Cuddeback
City to Hear Crash Cases in Pompey
Municipal Court Judge James A. Farrell ruled four negligence actions by Edward Andraka and his Syracuse family against the Town of Pompey and highway superintendent James Higgins must be tried in his court. The May 1954 car overturn on Frank Long Road near Route 91 left the family injured and seeking 21000 in damages, with the town contesting jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farrell
Syracuse
Pompey
Edward Andraka
E. Kennedy ‘St
Frances
Dorothy
Edward ‘Jr
Municipal
James Higgins
Farrell
Justice of ‘Peace
Andraka
Frank Long Rd
Pease
Route 91
Higgins
Supervisors’ PR Committee Debates Permanent Registration
The Board of Supervisors PR committee in Onondaga County met to discuss establishing permanent voter registration procedures. M Leonard Shapero, chair of the 15th Ward, said data is being gathered and analyzed and a full board recommendation is unlikely at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
Thomas H. Dyer
M. Leonard Shapero
15Th Ward
Shapero
Fire Chiefs List Posted for Eligibility
A district list ranks candidates for fire chief in order of eligibility. Named individuals include Edwin J. Ferguson Joseph F. Howard Edwin F. Apps Jr Thomas E Hiscock Carl H Young Frank A. Casselman Lewis T. Finda Floyd Campfield William J. Eva Fred eric G. Brown Ernest L. Hill Howard T. Dungey Robert E. Mills and Edward V. Hoffman with street addresses.
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Eligibally
Thowies
McMahon
Kirkpatrick
St. Ernest
E. Goebel
Montana
Robert E. Clapper
Hayden
Ave
Paul W. Coombs
Hudson St
Edwin J. Ferguson
Searlwyn, Rd
Joseph
F. Howard
Brighton
Edwin F. Apps "Jr
Chaffee
Thomas
Hiscock
South Ave
Carl H Young
Ave. Frank
A. Casselman
Merrell
Lewis T. Finda
Ashdale Ave
Bill Would Ban Paid TV Pay TV Ban Proposed by House
Chairman Emanuel Celler leads a House Judiciary Committee push to outlaw paid television under threat of heavy fines and up to five years in prison. The bill would amend the 1934 Communications Act to prohibit charges for programs beamed to home viewers and would not affect theater showings. The measure, backed by Democrats, targets systems that charge extra for special telecasts, which proponents say would cost the average family 3 to 5 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary ‘Committee
New York: Democrat
Federal ‘Communications Commission
License Plates Half Price After July 1
Bargain seekers may buy license plates at half price after July 1 at the County Motor Vehicle Bureau in the Courthouse. Director H. Meyer Prowda said the plates will be sold at half price after July 1 and at one fourth of original cost in the fall.
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H. Meyer Prowda
Deaths in Syracuse Area Airs
Obituary notes list include Daniel Burley 85 of Mannsville and Ralph H. Matson 52 of Homer among the Syracuse area deaths. Additional mentions include Seymour Fulton and Mrs Hurd with local references in the dates column.
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Syracuse
Emerc
Seymour
Fulton
Hurd
Daniel Burley
Mannsville
Ralph H. Matson
Homer
Postal workers receive annual uniform allowance and wage increase
The Post Office Department approves a $100 uniform allowance for all uniformed postal personnel including letter carriers, special delivery messengers, drivers, guards, elevator operators and chauffeurs. All postal employees recently received a six percent general wage increase.
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Post’ Office Department
Theft Warrant Withdrawn in Local Court
A petty larceny warrant against Charles Biose of 130 Elmwood Ave was withdrawn in Police Court after Loyal Hall admitted the charge was false and sworn to get even with his landlord. Biose had been free on $250 bail. Hall owed rent and Biose had evicted him.
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Charles Biose
Elmwood Ave
Leo Dorsey
Hall
Sabine St
Biose
Dorsey
Burglary Hits Local Used Car Lot on Erie Boulevard
Nick Colella, operator of a used car business at 1500 Erie Blvd East, reported to Patrolman Thames that burglars broke in overnight and stole about 100 dollars in merchandise including a portable radio, 50 ballpoint pens, and a flashlight after entering through a window. Sardino, on rounds, found the break early today.
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Wade
Erie Blvd
Nick Colella
Thames
Sardino
League Pledges Hogan Support at Crumlins Dinner
The Democratic League of Onondaga County pledged support to Charles J. Hogan at a dinner in Syracuse. J Luther Sylvahn, president, gave Hogan an inscribed gavel. Miss Hilda Bergel, president of the Women’s Democratic Club, received an orchid. James Byrne Jr., chairman of the Youth Division of the Democratic State Committee, was principal speaker.
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Democratic League of
Onondaga County
Charles J. Hogan
Crumlins
Sylvahn
Hogan
Hilda Bergel
Women’s Democratic Club
James Byrne Jr
Democratic State Committee
Nixon Keynote Signals 1956 Campaign Tone
Vice President Nixon outlines a 1956 Republican theme focusing on "peace and prosperity" while pledging an all out attack on the Democrats. He frames the race as a choice between nationalizing basic American institutions and continuing proven economic policies. Nixon targets conservative Democrats to break from party leadership.
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United Preeg
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Republictfort
Nixon
Detroit
Young Républican Federation
Fragmented Political Nostalgia Across US Leaders
The text traces a quirky arc from Mark Hanna's 1890s speech to McKinley's era, a mid century slump, Truman's 1948 revival, and Nixon's 1956 reply contrasting with Eisenhower. It presents a chaotic view of public mood cycles and electoral promises without precise events.
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Mark Handa
William McKinley
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Nixon
Eisenhower
Garner Pro-FDR On Big Families in Texas reminiscence
AVALDE TEX INS John Nance Garner, former vice president, revisits his split with Roosevelt over third terms in a Fathers Day reminiscence. He recalls agreeing with Roosevelt on supporting large families and notes Democratic Chairman Paul M Butler complained about missing his five children during a harmony tour of Texas.
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Avalde
Tex
INS
John Nance
Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
E.D.R
Paul M. Butler
Texas
Gardner
Mr. Roosevelt
New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Promoted
A New York special reports a non surgical healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H suppositories or ointment offering relief from hemorrhoids. Doctors report prompt pain relief and months long improvement in many patients with 10 to 20 year conditions. Sold nationwide with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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New York,n. Y
U.S
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Lester
Agnes Pfohl
Rowland
William
Charles
Alfred
Clarence Roberts
Gonn Rowe
Homer Clark
Charles’ Pfohl
Famly
St. Joseph’s Germ Church
Con Venience
St. Agnes
Calilahan-Hanley
Murray
Lloyd Becker
Constantia
N.Y
William H. Murray
LaPayette
N. Y
Richard
A. Murray
Manhattan Beach
California
Puneral
Midland Ave
Weseenty
Saint Anthony of Padua
Saint Agnes Cemetery
Givark
F. Gaynor
Eae
John’ Sands
407
West
Os der Avenue
Stlette Hall Sands
Anis Button
Chittenango
Harold B. Sands
Glenna Sands
Lowville
Dora Budd
Rochester
Fairchild
Weec
Wishi Onondaga Street
Mr. Marent
Madison St
Margaret Lazare
St. Joseph's Hospital
Onondaga Indian Reservation
St. ‘Regis
Que
Lazore
Percy Lazore
Frank Mussell
Ogdensburg
Miss Louise Mussell
Utica
Thomas Mussel
Army
Kathryn G. Kelly
Eugene Motondo
Montgomery St
University Hospital
Carl J. Ballweg
J. Edward Hamilton
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Watertown
Motondo
Estella Motondo
Addy Walsh
Onondaga ‘County Hospital
Sschumacher Whelan Bros
Funeral ‘Home
James ST
J.P Burns & Son. Inc
Onondaga Street
We Chine Fi Funeral Home Rinne
Pirro & Sons
Micheles
Jon
Pirro
Lic
Mere
Greenleaf Funeral Home
MLM
Greenleaf Lie
W. Orracaea
Pricharard M. Garfield
Westcott
R. J. Bordynski
Keegan & Osbelt
Carter Funeral Home
Grant Birt
Kempf Funeral
Fitch 2
John C. Tindall Funeral Directors
Genewe Bt
Frasier F Funeral
Satine
Giminski
Helen
Colwen Cate Ane
Colvin
Markowitz
Florist
Leslie Pam Te Gases
Karl Lutz
We James
Walser Granite CO
LeMoyne Memorie
Arisins Co
Grnewe
T. 24 Secuett
Cornelius Hayes & Sons
Tate
Princeton, NJ
Gereld H. Sendtti
A Pany Bidary
Mrs. Gilmore
P.R. Committee
Oakwood
Jack F. Sloane
Orvilton Heights — DE Witt
Home Switchers’ Association
WSYR
Erie Blud
Harvey's
Genesee S
League
Nixon Key
Lyle
Wilson
Upstate
Hudson River
Niagara Frontier
Niagara Mohawk
Earle J. Machold
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Syracuse, N. Y
New York State Thruway
Niagara
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