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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1955
Page
4
Election changes end the office of school director in 19 towns under a new statewide rule. Directors were paid 32 a day plus travel when vacancies occur. District superintendents will be chosen by boards of cooperative educational services where vacancies exist, replacing the former selection by school directors.
Syracuse University announced twenty high school pupils in Syracuse and Onondaga County won annual scholarships of three hundred dollars each. The $100,000 program raises aid as tuition increases from seven hundred to eight hundred dollars, effective this fall, with winners named by Vice President Frank P. Piskor. The recipients span city and town schools including Solvay, Cicero, Camillus, Manlius, and Mattydale.
Women visitors view the Parade of Homes open daily 1 30 to 8 30 p m through July 4 on Haddonfield Drive in Orvilton Heights. The event features 16 model houses built by 16 builders, each furnished by a leading store and showcasing the latest in construction, decorating, and furnishings.
Glenn A. Smith 36 of West Monroe dies in St. Josephs Hospital after a light plane crash a mile west of Constantia Airport. Passenger Robert Dixon 16 perishes in the wreckage. An accidental death verdict is returned by Oswego County DA Richard N Donovan. Funeral set for 2 PM at Watson Hilton Funeral Home Central Square.
The Rev. Arthur M. Parce, longtime Immanuel Baptist Church pastor and Protestant chaplain for the city police and fire departments, resigns effective Sept. 18. He plans rest and later will consider new offers. The Parce family, with daughter Pricilla at Syracuse University and son A. Meade returning from Army duty in Hawaii, will relocate to 205 EF Turnpike, Syracuse.
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