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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1947

Page

17

Syracuse Herald Journal Coverage in Community News Network

Reporters from Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sundays Herald American cover hometown news across the wide circulation territory. TEI Tian 4821 and Bertha L. Trimboll are listed as correspondents with contact details at the circulation office on 105 Washington St and telephone 650 R.

Herkimer Bertha L. Trimboll Washington St Syracuse Herald-Journal Syracuse Herald-American

Utica Mayoral Race Heats Up As bidders line up

Utica enters a four-way mayoral contest with Thomas R. Kearney of the Taxpayers' Protective Association announcing a self-proposed fusion taxpayers' ticket. Earlier Samuel TH Miller Jr will head the Independent ticket to oppose incumbent EB Golder and the Peters-backed Republican slate.

Utica Ofva Taxpayers Thomas R. Kearney The Taxpayers’ Protective Association Kearney Samuel TH. Miller, Jr Congress Boyd Golder Charles Peters

State Bar Opens Parley At Saranac

The New York State Bar Association opened its mid- summer meeting at Saranac Lake with a five day program focused on international affairs. Speakers include Rear Admiral Clough, Dr. Yuen-Li Liang, Allen W. Dulles, Gratton O Leary and others. Dulles warned lawyers to unite to defend individual liberty against dictatorship and warned about Hitler's rise via constitutional steps.

Saranag Lake New York State Bar Association Raymond N. Caverly New York Lawverel Colclough U.S. Navy Yuen-Li Liang United Nations Allen W. Dulles Office of Strategic Services Gratton O'Leary Ottawa Journal Robert FE. Lee George R. Fearon Syracuse George’. E. Coughlin Binghamton Federation’ of Bar Associations Sixth Judicial’ District William .Lloyd University Law Department Arthur V.D. Chamberlain Rochester Th Law Revision Commission Ers Dulles Hitler Germany Orerman Russia Hungary Bulgaria

Band Concert At Oxford Oxford OXFORD BAND AT LAFA YETTE PARK

Oxford Academy principal G Charliss Franklin announces a band concert series in LaFayette Park starting Saturday night June 28 with Russell Nygren directing. Rehearsal June 27 at 7 oclock. The band will perform for the July 4 celebration and continue weekly through July and August for a planned run of ten concerts.

Oxford LaFayette Park G. Charliss Franklin Oxford Academy Russell Nygren Afton Central’ School Fred. Varciany

Geneva Playgrounds Open Monday Under Miss Wickham

Geneva city playgrounds will open Monday under the direction of Miss Janet Wickham North Street School teacher. The first staff meeting is set for Saturday at 10 A M with associates Joan Moraco Joan Derer Cleere Barbara Butler Jane Giddings Mary Cala McGuire listed among the workers.

Geneva—City Janet Wickham North Street Miss Wickham Joan Moraco Joan -Derer Cleere Barbara Butler Jane Giddings Mary Cala McGuire

Five Hurt In Utica Bus Car Collision

Five people were injured when a New York State Railways bus and a passenger car collided at Ash and Martin streets. Driver George Johnston, 22, received first aid for a laceration. Bernard Wright, 29, was treated for contusions to the left leg. Bus operator and several passengers reported injuries including Sophia Kazik, 60, Bert Leonard, 39, and Mrs James McCann, 53, with back, head, left arm, and left side injuries.

Utica New York Ash Martin Sts. LF George Johnston Tisle St Harold Walter Boehlert Joseph Skane Martin- St Burrstone Rdi James “McCann Thorn St

Wyle Rites Tomorrow

Funeral service for Peter Wyle 86 of Mohawk will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM from the home of Mrs Herman Baulig with Rev J A Sypher officiating. Burial will be in Stittville. He married Estella Betsinger in 1894 and lived on farms in Cravesville Prospect and Stittville before moving to Utica, then Mohawk with his daughter Mrs Baulig. He was a member of Stittville Methodist Church and the Maccabees, and survives with two more daughters, Mrs Clarinda Bennett and Mrs Effa Caswell.

Peter Wyle St. I Herman Baulig J. A. Sypher Dolgeville Stittville Lee John Elizabeth Wyle Estella Betsinger Prospect Cravesville Utica Baulig Stittville Methodist Church The Maccabees Clarinda Bennett van Hornesville Effa Caswell Miami Fla

Union Meetings To Be Conducted In Auburn

Trinity Methodist and Calvary Presbyterian in Auburn plan joint summer services beginning July 13 at Trinity Church with Rev. George E B Davies preaching. Rev. Clifford A Scrimshaw will lead in August when meetings move to Calvary Church while Scrimshaw takes vacation.

Auburn Trinity “Methodist Calvary Presbyterian Chiches Trinity Church George EB. Davies Clifford. A. Scrimshaw Trinity Calvary Church Mr. Scrimshaw

Chrysler Named As Patrolman

Frederick W. Chrysler of Weedsport appointed to temporary vacancy in Weedsport police department. Appointed by Mayor Lester E. Partelow and village board police committee. Chrysler is World War I veteran.

Auburn Frederick “Chrysler W. Brutus Weedsport Lester E. Partelow Village” Board Crysler John ‘Stak

Local Radio Schedule Snapshot From WIBX Utica

A scrambled OCR listing for WIBX Utica Saturday programming shows 6:00 Wake Up Neighbor and 6:30 News and Weather with a long sequence of shows through 1:00 News. Program items include mornings devotions musical clocks news rounds garden gate valley folks barnyard follies Mary Lee Taylor Adventurer's Club farm bulletin board Grand Central Station County Fair Give and Take Country Journal Treasury Bindstand Seth Greiner Joey Kerns Orch Thornhill Kiwanis etc with late night entries including This Is Hollywood Oklahoma Roundup News Overseans Report and Dan's Under The Stars.

Herkimer Garden Gate Valley Folks O—Adventurer’s Club Farm Bulletin Board Grand Central Station County Fair Country Journal Treasury Bindstand Seth Greiner Joey Kerns Orch Horse Rac Brooklyn Kiwanis Thornhill ,Orch Ball Larry Leseur St. Louis Opera Milt Herth Vaughn Monroe Sweeney Bil Goodwin Hollywood Stars Skitch Henderson Orce Victor Lombardo Orch

UFA Senior Class of Utica Free Academy Nears Graduation

Nearly 400 members of the Utica Free Academy senior class will graduate next week. The page today lists many graduates including Barbara Hart Ruth Hoff Roland Holmes John Dudeki John Dudziak Robert Dwyer Irene Dziechciowski Louis Dziechciowski Donald Ebel Lois Friedlander Mary Gaspar Royce Gaum Anthony Gaum George Elis Martha Elmer Richard Giliberti Rosemary Gillen Mary Gullespie Barbara Glassford Harriet Golder Robert Gottuso Thomas Edick Virginia Edmunds George Elis Martha Elmer Richard Ernst Barbara Essel Joseph K. Cramer James Crowley Robert Curtis Margaret Coyle Virginia Czuprynska Frances Damanda James Carroll Joan Carroll Peter Cecilia Nellie Cahovin Mary Chambers Velma Chapman Roy Rouse Fred Brady George Breen Richard Bremer Janet Brindisi Doris Brandon Joann Calocerinos Edith Campbell Frank Canter Robert Capps Anthony Luciano Carchedi Clarence Carpenter Mark Connors Daniel Cook William Cook Arlene Corts Mary Castello Rosemary Costello Lyndia Benninger Jacqueline Biamontye Edwin Bielewicz Harold Bioch Gerald Bloom Joan Borek and others.

UTICA Uttea Free’ Academy Tn the Loud Ares Barbara A. Hart Ruth Marie Hoff Roland Walter Holmes John Walter Dudeki John M.dudziak Robert F. Dwyer Irene Dziechciowski Louis V. Dziechciowski Donald Albert Ebel Lois Clare Friedlander Mary Louise E. Gaspar Royce, Co. Gaum Anthony James George Allen Richard Giliberti Rosemary C.gillen Mary. Rose Cy Gullespie Barbara Jean ‘Glassford Harriet Barbara “A. Essel Joseph T. Cramer James €.J. Crowley Robert Bruce Curtis Margaret Ann Coyle Virginia SE. _Czuprynska Frances Damanda James Carroll Jjoan Elizabeth Carroll Peter Ooseph Cecilia Nellie Elizabeth Cahovin Mary Ellen Chambers Velma’ Ann Chapman Roy Joseph Rouse Fred S. Brady George H Breen Richard C Bremer Janet L. Brindisi Doris Joan Brandon Joanné Calocerinos Edith L. Campbell Frank William Canter Robert Capps Anthony Luciano Carchedi Clarence Raymond Carpenter Mark R. Connors Daniel Allen Cook William W. Cook Arlene A. Corts Mary Ann Costello Rosemary Costello

Graduation Wednesday at Ogdensburg Free Academy

Ogdensburg Free Academy principal Ralph E. Wiber announces this year’s commencement will take place at 6:30 PM Wednesday June 25 in the school building with outdoor exercises possible only if weather permits. Speaker Donald V. Hock, Muhlenberg College and University of Pennsylvania graduate, will address graduates on Convictions for Tomorrow’s Worlds.

Ogdensburg Ralph E. Wiber Ogdensburg Free Academy Muhlenberg College University of Pennsylvania

Driver Escapes Burning Truck Near Holy Names Church

A telephone installer named Mr Gould drove a pickup near Holy Names Church when the vehicle skidded and spilled gasoline. Sparks from the brake drum ignited the tank, setting the truck ablaze. he leaped free as flames consumed the rear and wheel area before Topper firemen arrived with chemicals to extinguish the fire.

Floyd Gould Lakeview Vav New York Telephone’! 'Co Holy Names Church

Utica Opens City Swimming Pools for Season

Utica announces pools open for the season with free swim on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 to 12. Esthyr Fitzgerald, superintendent of recreation, names pool assignments for Buckley East Utica Miller West Utica and Millet. Waters charged 16 cents 12730 to 5 PM and 25 cents 5 PM to 11 PM, last year grossing 9726 dollars. lifeguards include Carroll Ryder Catlin Sloane Cushman Toward Hackett Misiasczek and others.

Utica Esthyr Fitzgerald Walter Golder Boyd Buckley Pool East Utica Elliott’ Hunt Proctor High Miller Pool West Utica William Brunner Millet*pool Jane Carroll Sally Ryder Mary Alice Catlin Charles Sloane Arthur Cushman George . Itoward Richard Hackett Edward Misiasczek Richard’ Tedesco Ray’ Meszko Dolores Rieley Louis Paternoster Dolores Esrich

Taxi Driver Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct

Utica taxi operator James Nessia was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty in City Court before Judge John J Walsh. Nessia was arrested May 17 at Union Station after allegedly threatening New York Central Railroad patrolman James Wands and violating a city ordinance restricting taxi drivers from soliciting beyond 10 feet of their cab.

Utica James Nessia Ernest Swald John J. Walsh Nessia James Wands New ‘York Central Railroad Il Am Union Station Wands Roger Pratt

Twenty-Five Seniors to Be Feted at Baptist Service

Twenty five seniors of the Ilion High School class will be honored at a special Sunday morning service at New York church. Rev Orval P Mee Bride of Newport will address the group. Miss Dorothy Palmer of Rochester, singer and Eastman School of Music student, will perform. Bennett Hoke of Ithaca College Band will play a flute solo. Senior choir will sing with Marjorie Windsor at the organ.

ILION Hion High School Orval P. Mee-Bride Newport Fred W. Ainsie Dorothy Palmer Eastman ‘School of Music Rochester Lake Avenue Baptist Church Bennett Hoke Ithaca’. ‘College Marjorie Windsor

Ilion Board to Seek Federal Grant for New School

The Ilion Board for Education voted to apply to the Federal Works Agency for a 15400 grant to finance specifications and plans for a proposed new school in South Ilion. Final site action pending. Attorney Mortis to file the application immediately. deadline July 1. Grant funds would cover plan preparation and specifications with no obligation if taxpayers vote against construction. Progress reported on negotiating property adjacent to Hunts Field.

Illon Board For Education Federal Works Agency South Ilion Hunts Field Thomas A. Mortis Bureau of Community Federal’ Agency Board of Education Ihe

Fourth Degree Assembly to Install Officers in July

ULICA The Fourth Degree Assembly of the K of C will install officers led by Grandville Kelley as faithful navigator on July 29 in ceremonies conducted by Floyd Lennon. Other officers include Captain Frank Cummins admiral and Raymond Hyde sentinel. The assembly aids the Ladies of Charity at St Joseph's Home during their June 26 festival. Quentin Wasmund named chairman of a 19 member committee to help.

Ulica Ulica Council J. Grandville Kelley Floyd J.“ Lennon Frank J. Cumminns Joseph Casaletta Raymond Hyde Inter- Sentinel Raymond Williams Out-Sentinel Alois Wr

Miss Jamieson Will Be Bride in May

Ogdensburg announces the forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Jean Jamieson to Jack L Howard Wilson United States Army son of Mr and Mrs Anthie Wilson of Detroit Michigan The bride elect is a graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy and served in service abroad during the war She is a niece of Attorney John D Van Kennen and a granddaughter of the late George E Van Iennen a long time NY State Bar member The wedding will take place in May.

Ogdensburg Marion van Kennen Jamieson Mary Jean Jamieson Jack L Howard’ Wilson United’ States Army Anthie’ ‘Wilson Detroit Mich Ogdensburg Free Academy America John D. van Kennen George E. van Iennen New York State Bar Association

Mrs McNally Weds Frank Tregeser in Amsterdam

Mrs. Elsie McNally widow of Thomas McNally of Ogdensburg married Frank Tregeser of Ogdensburg at St Marys Catholic Church Amsterdam with Rev Father Gilchrist officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Robert McNally. A breakfast and reception followed at the Tower Hotel Amsterdam before a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and downstate cities. The couple will reside in Ogdensburg.

Ogdensburg Elsie McNally Thomas McNally Frank ‘Tresgeser St. Mary’s Catholic Church Amsterdam Gilchrist Robert McNally Tower Hotel Amsteram Niagara Falls Binghamston

Dr Dale on Leave for European Geology Study

Dr Dale a Hamilton College geology professor departs in July for a six month sabbatical to study European geology in France Sweden Norway Denmark and Switzerland. He aims to gather material for a course and collect specimens for the college museum while associate Robert H Arndt covers courses in his absence.

Clinton France Sweden Norway Switzerland Denmark Jis Nelson c Dale Hamilton Collége Dale Cripsholm William Norris Dale Copenhagen Hamilton

Nann Burial In Syracuse Widow Irene M Nann 82

Mrs Irene M Nann 82 of 332 Gotham street widow of Jacob Nann died Friday at Jefferson County Sanatorium after a stay since February 16 Funeral services planned Monday from Howland Funeral Chapel at 830 AM and Holy Family Church at 9 Burials at Assumption Cemetery Syracuse She survived by son Edward W Clark of 116 Sterling Street Born in Watertown She married Edward Morris in Watertown sixty six years ago the marriage ended in divorce Morris died 30 years ago She later moved to Syracuse and remarried to Nann He died in St Petersburg Florida in 1927 She lived in Syracuse until 1933 when she moved to Watertown

Watertown Irene M. ‘Nann Gotham St Jacob ‘Nann Syracuse Jefferson County Howland Holy Family Church Assumip‘Sion Cemetery Edward W.clark Sterling St Nairn Edward Morris Nann St. Petersburg Fla Shel

Salvation Army Fund Reaches First as Campaign Near Goal

Auburn reporter Harry C. Deming leads Prentice V. Wheeler's Division in the Salvation Army building fund drive, delivering 363 dollars and lifting his total to 363. The drive aims for 39 thousand with 12,400 still needed. Ralph S. Inman and A. J. Lauer vow continued effort until the target is reached.

Auburn Harry C. Deming Prentice V. Wheeler Salvation Army Building Fund A. J

Worcester Quits Post Dies in Week

Dr David Worcester 89 died last night shortly after resigning the Hamilton College presidency. A Navy lieutenant in World War II he taught at Quonset Point before entering academia. Born in Boston he was descended from Gordon Saltonstall. funeral in Boston and memorial at Hamilton planned. Survivors include widow Eloise Bond Berland, a brother Gordon Worcester, and two sisters.

Montreal David Worcester Zniesti College Clinton N. XY Navy Massawippi Que Worcester Hobart Michigan’ State College College Harvard Hamilton Naval Combat Intelligence School Quonsett Point R.T Boston Gordon Saltonstall Connecticut Elwood Worcester Emanuel Church Blanche Rulison Woorcester Rulison Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania Thomas Brown Rudd Eloise Bond Berland Wilmington Del Gordon Constance Worcester Blandina W. Brewster New York City

Geneva Splits With Maples In Nightcap Thriller

Geneva Red Birds and Ogdensburg Maples split a doubleheader at Winter Park. Maples won 6-3 in game one as Gradius hit two homers for Ogdensburg, while Geneva edged the Maples 6-5 in nine innings in the nightcap. Thiriault pitched seven for Geneva, with Cleeves catching. Tutka started for Maples, Bryant relieved in the fifth. The winning run came in the eighth as Lewis and Cleeves combined for Geneva.

Ogdensburg Geneva Red Birds Ogdensburg Maples Bert Jddovastaters Charlie Lee Red Birds Ony Gradius Maples Jocals Stokes Geneva Thiriault Cleeves Tutka Bryant Lewis Battery

Jesse H Rathburn Rail Man to Retire in July

Watertown native Jesse H Rathburn a 31 year NY Central St Lawrence division employee at Gouverneur will retire on pension July 5 just after his 65th birthday He joined the railroad May 22 1916 as a car clerk at Gouverneur and is a native of Edwards.

Watertown Jesse H. Rathburn Gouverneur St. Lawrence New York Central Railroad Edwards

County board weighs July deadline for airport grant

Oneida County officials heard from UTICE-Rye Civ Aeronautica lmen and CAA supervisor that a $650,000 federal grant for a proposed airport could be withdrawn if not used. Sutherland urged a July decision on whether to proceed, while Cullinan stressed urgent improvements including radio aids. The board authorized actions to seek a no grant agreement, acquire land options in Whitestown and Westmoreland, invite bids, and approve plans by McFarland Brown and county engineer O Brien pending state and federal approvals.

UTICE Rye Civ Aeronauticalmen J. Sutherland Albany CAA Wilden Cullinan Airports Branch Oneida Oneida County Swe Healas Municipal New York State Cullinart Urban W. Newman Civil Aeronautics Administration Cermitt Country Lands ‘Committee Whitestown Westmoreland Frank M. ‘Williams Agg Boata McFarland & Brown Byzcounty Waltér Dg. O'Brien Plans Land Bé&A Department of Commerce Ttate

Dr Russell Appointed Pathologist at Utica State Hospital

Dr Russell, with forty years of service, becomes pathologist at Utica State Hospital starting July 1 and will head Laboratories at St Luke's Hospital the same day. A native of Deposit, he trained at Oneonta Normal School and Albany Medical College, later teaching briefly before entering state service. He has worked at Binghamton State Hospital and part time for St Luke's for ten years, performing autopsies coroner cases and lab work. his wife Bassie Jennings and daughter Mrs Samuel Nuspliger reside in Utica.

Broomer Cotiney Town of Deposit Oneonta Normal School Albany Medical College Ormor’ Bassie Jennings Samuel Nuspliger Utica

Sampson College Engineering Rank Surges At 20th In Nation

Sampson College of Associated Colleges of Upper New York reports its freshmen engineering enrollment at Sampson campus totals about 130. Dean William P. Smith notes the college accounts for roughly 1 percent of U S total engineering freshmen, with 2 408 students in Associated Colleges curricula nationwide. The college is placed around 20th among similar programs in the country.

Geneva Sampson College Associated Colleges Upper New York William P. Smith United States Associated’ Colleges Sampson

Children’s Day Observed at Seneca Falls Church

At 10 30 P M service in Seneca Falls the Children s Day observance formerly known as Students Day will be led by Rev J Harold Riggle pastor The Junior Choir will sing awards and diplomas for promotion will be issued Mrs Edward Updike leads the Children s Department and Miss Mary Milter heads the Youth Department in charge of the program

Seneca Falls Methodist Church J. Harold Riggle Edward Updike Mary Milter

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