Rescue Mission Opens Summer Bible School With 150 Enrollees
The Rescue Mission Summer Bible School opened today at 511 E. Washington St with 150 children from its three Sunday Schools. Miss Gretchen Ramsdell heads the program centered on the Lighthouse theme. Students from West Side and South Side branches join Rescue Mission attendees for a three week session ending with an all day outing. A bus ride to Willow Bay included a visit to Liverpool Presbyterian Church where children received lollypops from Mrs Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue
Mssion
Gretchen Ramsdell
West Side
Margaret. Wheelock
South Side
Martha Johnson
Washington St
Willow Bay
Liverpool
Syracuse Installations and Community Events Recap
Syracuse Chapter 105 Women of the Moose installed new officers Sunday at the Loyal Order of Moose with Mrs. Helen Smith of Corning as OH official visitor and Mrs. Jerri Dee Dwyer installed as senior regent. A dinner followed. Separate items note half price automobile license plates on July 1, a Junior Council of Churches outing to Snook's Pond, a week long centennial celebration at North Syracuse Baptist Church with Dr. W. Raymond Edman as guest speaker, and an American Pension Gomrpities Club meeting at 237 E. Genesee Street with luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Women of the Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
E. Genesee St
Helen Smith
Corning
Board of Reviews
The
Academy of Friendship
Jerri Dee Dwyer
Veterans honor flag at St John Ukrainian Catholic Church
The Ukrainian American Catholic War Veterans held a flag dedication at the Veterans' Club of St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church with the flag and post colors blessed by clergy. Father Kuzin and C Berdar presided, as Ivan Pihuliak presented the flags to Commander John Fedkin during a Sunday dinner at the Ukrainian National Home. The event followed the group’s dedication efforts and marked a notable community ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Club of
St. John the Baptist
Michael Kuzin
C. Berdar
Father Kuzin
Ivan Pihuliak
John Fedkin
Traffic Court Fines Listed By Judge Preston
The Traffic Court docket shows numerous fines levied by Judge Truman H. Preston for speeding and related violations in East Syracuse Pulaski and nearby streets. Offenders include Charles Decaclo Giuseppe Fiumara Lloyd Peony Raymond Brayn Grant Bryden Helen Duell Clayton Forbis James Brown Gary Shore Widette John Dol Basper Leonard Shot Ethel Dewees John Cruikshank Mario Marelli Stephen Dankow Paul Clark and others with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars plus license revocation for leaving the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudze Truman H. Preston
Charles Decaclo
East Syracuse
Guiseppe Fiumara
Lloyd Peony
Cowie
Paul SG
Inn
Bassett St
Grant L. Bryden
Wellesley Rd
Helen E. Duell
Bawthorne
Clayton J
Forbis
S. Geddes St
James R. Brown
North Av
Gary Shore
Lancaster
Speed Oaward
Delaware St
John Dol. Pavataued Ao
Ardmore
Clifton Pl
Leonard M. Shot
N. Geddes St
Ethel M. Dewees
Jackson Heights
John B. Cruikshank
New Hartford
Mario Marelli
Grant Blvd
Stephen Dankow
Magnolia St
Paul A. Clark
W. Geriesee St
Community Calendar and Birth Announcements Lost in June
A long list of events at Hotel Syracuse Onondaga venues includes meetings for the Hardware Association Goodyear-Burlingame and Industrial groups and club dinners. Birth notices show numerous families welcoming daughters and sons across Syracuse areas with dates from June 12 to June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York Hardware Associaion
Onondaga
Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Goodyear-Burlingame
Fire alarm report at Sen ect sl dwelling
At 7 10 A M a box alarm was triggered by defective wiring at 224 Sen ect sl causing Knight damage. A second alarm at 11 45 A M noted a small flame from an old grease fire near a city truck, quickly extinguished with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senect Sl
Niarm
Reunion Head Jong Benack Led 1932 Class Alumni Day
Benack Jong of 705 Crossett Street served as reunion chairman for the St. Lawrence University Class of 1932 as the group marked the 15th anniversary of graduation during Alumni Day in Canton.
Marchers Ask City for Child Care Action
A delegation of about 31 residents led by Rosenson met Mayor Costello at City Hall to urge continued operation of city child care centers facing closure as State aid ends Oct 1. They cited 294 mothers whose children attend six centers, with cost sharing discussed but rejected by the mayor. He promised consideration and a Wednesday reply, noting city funds cannot cover the latest need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
City Hall
Harry Rosenson
Rosenson
Costello
Board of Estimate
John Connors
Mildred
Marion Langford
Church Holds Centenary Rites at North Syracuse Baptist
A Wheaton College guest preacher opened a week long centennial observance for North Syracuse Baptist Church led by pastor Rev Archie A MacKinney. General chairman John H Fritz oversaw the event with former pastor Rev B E Shoufler of Long Beach, California in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse Baptist Church
W. Raymond Edman
Wheaton College
John H. Fritz
Archie A. MacKinney
Wheaton (Til) College
North Syracuse
Syracuse
B. E. Shoufler
Long Beach
Calif
Mayor Promises Lot To Any House Builder
Mayor Frank J. Costello stated that any builder who comes forward with a promise to construct a house will receive a lot. He criticized Councilman Tessie A Doolittles plan to sell city property for $1 a lot to willing builders as impractical and perhaps illegal. Costello noted builder access to lots via the Real Estate Commission and urged housing initiatives including public housing on E Fayette Street and a limited-dividend tax exempt plan for 900 Valley Drive, both requiring Common Council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
Tessie A. [Doolittle
Real Estate Commission
Costello
E. Fayette St
900 Valley Dr
Common Council
Doolittle
Car Victim Improving After Auto Crash Near Oswego
Eugene Jung son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Jung of 59 Tallman Jr was reported in good condition at Oswego Hospital after a Sunday car crash on Route 104 about five miles east of Oswego. He suffered concussion and scalp and leg abrasions. Companions Madison Eaton and Eugene Simber escaped serious injury. Jung, a former Oswego High School football player, was returning home from a party at Mexico Point when his car struck a stone and hit a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Eugene Jung
Anthony Jung
Tallman Jr
Jung
Mexico Point
Madison Eaton
Eugene Siember
Route 104
Births in Bassett Hospital Cooperstown
Mr and Mrs Leland Rosebeam of Schenevus greet a daughter born June 20. Mr and Mrs J Keith Harvard of Westford announce a son born June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Bassett Hospital
Leland Rosebeam
Schenevus
Westford
Promises to Take Pledge In Police Court
Walter Dorsey, 45, homeless, arraigned for public intoxication in Police Court and given a six month suspended sentence in Onondaga Penitentiary. Judge William H. Bamerick offered a handshake and a pledge condition: stop drinking, seek help, and find work. Dorsey, a repeater arrested 12 times in two years, begged for another chance after being found on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dorsey
Onondaga Penitentiary
William H. Bamerick
Dorsey
Onondaga
S. Clinton
Bamerick
Learn to Swim Drive Starts at Five City Pools
Youngsters across the city flocked to five recreation pools for Learn to Swim classes organized by the City Recreation Department with American Red Cross instructors. From 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. weekdays and 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. Saturdays, instructors assign classes by age and skill as 33 playgrounds open for summer activities. Lifeguards cover Frazer Huntington Lincoln and Wilson Parks from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M., with 27 guards hired, and 100 staff supervise playground programming including sports, dances, and neighborhood nights. Participants may continue training at summer camps to earn Red Cross certificates, and a citywide water carnival is planned at Thornden Park on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
American Red Cross
Tuese
Onondaga
Thornden
Schiller
McKinley
Burnet Parks
Frazer
Tluntington
Lincoln
Wilson Parks
Walter
Roberta Ransom
Joann Hunter
Marylou Costello
Margaret Krimmel
Robert Murphy
Edwin Cole
Thornden Park
Wills Probate Involving Ward Patchett And Welch Estates
Mrs Isabel B Ward dies leaving five specific bequests and a residue to Bernice DeWitt and Robert L Foster with two granddaughters to receive her Baldwinsville home. Other gifts include 200 to DeWitt 100 to Baldwinsville Presbyterian Church 50 to Harmony Circle nurse fund. Ward probate filed in Surrogate Court by Sidney Cooper. Lulu Lawrence inherits Vernon Kasson estate 7500 with probate by Ernest Q Smith. John Patchett dies Lysander leaving wife life use of residue and future nephew Earl Patchett life use then John Patchett's children. Nellie E Welch leaves 40 to Society for the Propagation of the Faith and rest to son Ambrose Welch Probate via Frank J Cregg Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel B. Ward
Baldwinsville
Bernice Dewitt
E. Lafayette St
Robert L. Foster
North Tonawanda
Baldwinsville Presbyterian Church
Harmony Circle
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Lulu Lawrence
Niagara Falls
Vernon D. Kasson
Elbridge
Ernest Q. Smith
John ¥. Patchett
Lysander
Elizabeth C. Patchett
Memphis
R.D
Earl Patchett
John Patchett
Sidney Cooper
Nellie E. Welch
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Ambrose Welch
Marcellus, R.D
Frank J. Cregg, Jr
Army Drive To Be Continued In Auburn
Auburns Salvation Army building fund will be continued indefinitely until the quota of 39100 is reached, said general chairman Ralph S. Inman. The amount raised nears 70 percent with a $2000 gift from an Auburn couple for a new kitchen at the North Street citadel. A total of 142 persons have qualified for the double up club by obtaining neighbor contributions or doubling their own gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Salvation Army
Ralph S. Inman
North St. Citadel
Richland Firemen Plan Old Home Day
The Richland Fire Company plans an Old Home and Field Day in Richland village on July 11 and 12. The program includes a parade, band concert, concessions, baseball games, and visiting fire companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Richland Fire Company
Three Men Sentenced to Attica Prison Terms
County Judge Leo W. Breed sentenced Edward W. Foltyn and William Johnson to Attica terms of five to ten years each for burglary third degree and grand larceny. John J. Burns received five to six years for second-degree grand larceny with prior conviction. Leo Bibbert got one year in Onondaga Penitentiary for petty larceny. two men received probation for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica State Prison
Leo W. Breed
Onondaga Penitentiary
Edward W. Foltyn
Binghamton
William Johnson
Blue Valley Ranch
Col
Foltyn
Dunning & Boschert Press, Co., Inc
W. Water Sr
Johnson
Swan Cleaners, Inc
S. Salina St
John J. Burns
Attica
Fitch St
Emery B. Nelson
W. Corning Jv
Sister Mary Veronica Resigns From Rome Housing Authority
Sister Mary Veronica of Catholic Charities resigned as a member of the Rome Housing Authority on Saturday in a letter to Mayor John C. Schantz citing lack of time and energy for the post. She will remain involved as time permits and praised the other members for their dedication to Rome's best interests. Other members named include F. E. Richmond, chair. Mrs. Alice J. Tully, exec secretary. Stuart Simpson. Edward H. Salob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mary Veronica
Catholic Charities
Rome Housing Authority
John C. Schantz
Veronica
Rome Authority
Authority
F. E. Richmond
Alice J. Tully
Stuart Simpson
Edward H. Salob
Two Fulton youths to be arraigned for taxi theft
Fulton youths Alvin George and William Wardaugh face city court arraignment on charges tied to a Sunday taxi theft. Oswego police picked them up after the taxi was found parked near Omar Chesbro’s home at Highland and South Sixth streets. The vehicle fled a patrol, led to a chase, and Wardaugh and George were captured after Wardaugh ran into a fence and George tried hitching back to Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Alvin George
Emery St
William’ Wardaugh
N. Seventh St
Oswego
Charles Guyer
Donald Zeller
Omar Chesbro
Highland and
S. Sixth Sts
Chesbro
Local Burglary Reports Window Shades Torn and Loot Found
A dwelling was entered upstairs where shades were pulled down and the thief used matches for light. Items missing include eleven dollars and jewelry valued at thirty dollars.
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Bible School
Gretchen Ramsdel
Rescue Mission
Josephine Birthelle
Jelt
Dudley Newvine
Ramschel
Josephine
Meyer Prowda
Onondaga County
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Junior Council of Churches
Snook's Pond
University Methodist Church
James St
Parents of Goodyear
American Pension Gomrpities Club
E. Goneseest
Syracuse Police Dept
Goodyear
Burlingame School
Gulfon
E. M. O'Donnell Co
New York Telephone Co
Trixy “Corporation
Beauty Counsellors
Associated Industries
Kiwanis Club
Ap Onondsee Supply Co
Syra
Joan Hanenck Mutual Life Insurance
HatalingsThomaa Co
Onondiwa
Chess Club
B. OE
Onondagca
Dan Drug ‘Co
Ronald L. Baldwin
Jacqueline J. LaFrance
Jamesville
Raymond E. Bogdan
Lottie
Wojcik
Wilkinson St
Richard M. Sears
Fruth A. Maltby
Cazenovia
Henry W. McLaughlin
H. Bishop
Oakland St
Raymond Gronau
Martha Peters
Germain
Prank A. Crossman
Ruth Brust
Fayetteville
Pasquale Cerone
Edith Vedder
Dewitt
George W. Keiser, Jr
Borathy Stokes
Homecroft Rd
Charles On. Lamphier
Sylvia Brown
Sandy Creek
Lyle G. Babcock
Viola Crmasony
Fablis St
Carmen’ Riccelli
Fannie L.nantes
Rosbury Rd
Dune
Henry J. Nowlin
Vinetta G. Brown
Monroe St
George Eowls
Dorothy Bilaw
Madison St
Terry V. Lardeo
Rosemary C
Kocrell
Lemoyne
Burriss G. Walser
Geward H. Shove
Oakley
Harry A. Jaffarian Jehgilus Ban
Earl J. Ardune
Nancy A. Blandin
State St
Robert P. Halloran
Janice Eals
Dewitt St
Robert Serie
Helen Conders
Gere
John P. Cunningham
Gertrude Whitel
Leon Bartel, Jr
Esther L. Schlossert
Central Squares
Charles S. Emerson
Pauline Walters
Alfred J. Cuppili
Eva M. Spring
Stafford-av
Michiel Ruston
Marie Chip
Perfield
Sherwood Av
Dunce Ry
Reunion Head
Richland Firemen
Roberta. Ransom
Onondaga Park Pool
Mary
Maxon
Donald Maxon
Ridgewood By
ABC
Bendix
Stone Piano Co
Kirtlands
S. Sakna SI
And
Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Boulevard
Nto
Allied Paint and Wallpaper CO
N. Saline
Zemo
Neaw
WFEBL
Hope Emerson
Street Scene
23 Room
Hotel
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