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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
6
A batch of death notices lists interments and services for several residents including John J. Sheehy of Mars Falls, Anna B. Sheehy of Niagara Falls, Harriet Lee of Memphis New York, William E Quick, Mary I Root, Myles B Sharkey, with service details at Sacred Heart Church St Agnes Cemetery St Brigid's Church and St Anthony of Padua Church. Burial locations Maple Grove Cemetery and other local churches.
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Sheley Armstrong widow of William Armstrong will be held at 2 PM Thursday at the Cape Vincent Methodist Church with burial in Cape Vincent. She was active in the Ladies Auxiliary to University Hospital of the Good Shepherd and Crouse Iriving Hospital and clubs including Harmony Circle Stratford Shakespeare Club and several reading clubs. Surviving are two sons Lt Stowell W Armstrong of Pearl River and Lawrence R Armstrong of San Francisco a daughter Mrs Pardon L Overton of Syracuse and nine grandchildren.
Syracuse physician Dr Frederick S Honsinger 69 longtime local sportsman and conservationist died Sunday at his Bayside Long Island home He studied at Syracuse University College of Medicine class of 1898 and practiced in Syracuse before relocating His survivors include wife Evalina Vernon and three daughters with funeral held Tuesday at his Bayside home.
Aboard a U S submarine in the Pacific on June 23, 1942, Lt. Com. Philip H. Ross, 38, recounts close engagements and the nerve wracking periscope work during simulated attacks. He explains captain’s role, plotting enemy movements, and the danger of depth charging with torpedoes fired from empty tubes.
Washington, June 23. Dewitt Emery, president of the National Association of Small Business Men, urged tax free reserves for war contract plants to ease postwar peacetime production. He proposed 3 percent of sales up to 1 million, then half of 1 percent above that, invested in non-interest bearing securities until after the war. The group backed repeal of the renegotiation law and urged exemptions for staple goods makers.
War anniversary reports from Leningrad praise the city for not surrendering and preserving the Baltic fleet for future operations in the Baltic Sea. Fighter planes donated by Saratov farmers to the Stalingrad front were rerouted to Leningrad, still carrying their donors’ pride.
Arthur F Milliard 75 of 106 Fabius Street collapsed at a junk yard 424 South West Street after selling junk to Clarence Loop 107 McCormick Avenue. Loop called police and an ambulance. Dr Murray Fineberg pronounced him dead as Coroner H Ernest Galt ruled death by coronary thrombosis. Body sent to county morgue.
Last rites for Lottie Migon 14 daughter of Mrs Valerie Migon will be at 9 A.M. at Sacred Heart Church after a noon drowning at Onondaga Lake Park salt pool. Her funeral includes Sacred Heart School graduates, burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery, with survivors: brothers Pvt Michael Waluseszak John Waluszczak Chester Migon and four sisters Alice Migon Mrs Edward Falkowski Mrs John Bobick Mrs Joseph Montreal Solvay.
Deaths listed for multiple individuals in Syracuse area including Utica Cortland Auburn and Watertown with ages. Marriage notices show pairs with streets and cities in Syracuse area and surrounding towns, including several couples and addresses.
Funeral services for the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Sheehy 77 lifelong Syracuse native and Niagara Falls Sacred Heart pastor will be held at 10 A M Friday at Sacred Heart Church in Niagara Falls. He was ordained in 1895 and served as Niagara County dean. Survived by two sisters, Mary L. and Anna B. Sheehy. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie E Lobdell 75 who died at the home of her son Charles A Eaton of 1242 Park Street will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Bush Funeral Home Rev Darrell J Westlake officiating Burial will be in Cortland Rural Cemetery Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 Mrs Lobdell born in Otselic December 22 1867 daughter of Alisha and Phoebe Ann Wilcox lived with her son the past five years She is survived by Charles A Eaton grandson Kenneth A Eaton of Cortland stepmother Mrs Addie Freeman of Cuyler and several nieces and nephews.
Chicago dated list notes John H. Stevens 56 longtime chairman of Charles A. Stevens & Co. mer chandise firm and State Street merchant. The page then catalogues numerous birth notices from families across the area with names and addresses, detailing daughters and sons born in June.
Andrew Zuch 87 died Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Raymond Banas home 130 Wad Street He was born in Poland and lived in Syracuse 50 years Survived by Julia Zuch Amsterdam five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral at daughter home time to be announced Burial in Assumption Cemetery
Funeral services for 18 year old Doro thy Gail Powers of Rochester will be held at 2 PM Friday at Bert W. Day memorial home with Oakwood Cemetery burial. She is survived by five sisters Helen M Thelma L Shirley G Lorrain R and Orpha J Powers and a brother Irwin E Powers, all of Rochester.
Funeral services for Fred Aylward aged 71 of 304 East Water Street will be held Thursday at 4 P M at Frasier funeral home and 8 30 A M at Saint Mary's Church. There are no immediate survivors.
John Kasprzynski who died Tuesday will receive rites at 9 30 A M at his mother's home 146 Lakeview Avenue and 10 A M at Sacred Heart Church Burial follows in Sacred Heart Cemetery He is survived by his wife.
The funeral for Joseph E. Pol sin, killed in a Sunday automobile crash, was held at 9 30 A M at his home 814 Turtle Street and at 10 A M at the Church of the Assumption with Reverend Roger Nelipowicz presiding. The Very Rev Stephen Korthas led in the sanctuary and Sisters of Saint Francis attended in a body. Bearers named Frank Denz John Forkin Albert Fitz inger Jacob Hunkier Donald Mc Guire Joseph Reschke. Burial followed in Assumption Cemetery.
Private funeral services for infant Ed ward Konrad, son of Mrs Edward Konrad of 1002 Highland Street, will be held at 2 P.M. Thursday at George Ballweg Funeral Home with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Root of Jordan, widow of Frederick Root, will be held at 2 PM Thursday at B. L. Bush & Sons funeral home in Jordan. Rev. Q E Hess will preside, with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. A former Jordan Times em ploye, she lived 71 years in Jordan and was a native of Shepard Settlement. Surviving are brother John G. Rhoades of Rochester, niece Mrs. Fred B. Platt of Sires, and nephew Arthur Rhoades of Syracuse.
Mrs. Imogene Shafer died Monday and her rites were held at 1 P.M. Wednesday at Fairchild and Meech Funeral Home. Rev. Dr. Elsworth C. Reamon officiated. Bearers were George Doe, Joseph Harney, William Kimber, and Daniel Burton. Burial proceeded at Oakwood Cemetery in Chittenango.
Mrs Cora Buck land died Saturday. Funeral conducted at 2 PM Wednesday at 103 Rugby Road by Rev Dr Wilson G Cole. Bearers were Andrew Sheldon William Zeller William B Kittel Emlsworth Kittell James Armstrong and Wareld Johnson. Burial followed at Riverview Cemetery Baldwinsville.
The Society for the Advancement of Management cancels its Friday meeting at Syracuse University due to war production demands. Dr J E Walters of Revere Copper and Brass must be in New York City and cannot return to Syracuse for the addressed program.
New York reports 64 000 non agricultural positions filled in May by the US Employment Service with women taking over more than half. Manufacturing accounted for 35 percent of women’s placements downstate in New York City while gains occurred in Rome, Rochester and Jamestown despite an overall decline from April and 1942 levels.
Stephan, a Detroit restaurateur condemned to hang for aiding a German prisoner, seeks presidential clemency via his lawyer Nicholas Salowich. Roosevelt has not admitted any clemency requests. appeals process runs through a pardon attorney. The Sixth Circuit denied a new trial, and Stephan faces execution in less than two weeks.
The Office of Price Administration asks housewives to stagger using red stamps K L M N before next Wednesday to avoid a last minute rush. Shoppers earlier will face less erosion in stores and a better choice of meats fats oils and cheeses. Blue stamps K L M for canned foods have July validity and more dates will be announced.
Minors may obtain working permits at Tupper Lake High School office. The office will be open Monday through Friday with holidays excluded from 9 AM until 4 PM.
A joint survey to improve history teaching in schools and colleges will be conducted by the American Historical Association the Mississippi Valley Historical Association and the National Council for Social Studies. Rockefeller Foundation grant of nearly 16000 dollars funds the study chaired by Edgard B. Wesley and due to be completed by October 1. The project will outline a social studies and history program from first grade through college and set minimum essential elements for good courses while evaluating current teaching and texts.
Professor William Leon Phelps, former Yale professor, is a patient at St Raphael's Hospital in New Haven. Doctors say he was admitted Monday for observation and his condition is currently fair. He retired from Yale in 1933 after 41 years of teaching and remains active in writing and lecturing despite health issues.
Norwich reports Pvt. Carl S. LaRock, son of Mrs Frances LaRock, killed in the North African area on June 10. Born April 19 1919 in Redfield Oswego County he enlisted Oct 16 1940 and served in England before North Africa. He is survived by his mother father Frank LaRock brothers Pic Earl and three sisters Neva Betty and Genevieve and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Lago.
Tioga County records published by County Clerk Charles Haywood show ten property transfers in the last week. Transfers include Barrows, Murphy, Finn, Overton, Van Atta, Lovejoy, Purdy, Ryder, Bombay, and Stevens with properties in Richford Waverly Spencer Candor Barton and Candor locations.
About 25 sailors from the Naval Training Station and 15 junior hostesses will join a Geneva USO recreation bicycle outing this afternoon. The group will ride YMCA loaned bikes or personal cycles, depart 3 p.m. from the USO, cycle to Seneca Lake shores and enjoy a shore supper with basket lunches.
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