Episcopal Church Is Dedicated in North Syracuse
The St. Thomas Episcopal Church in North Syracuse was dedicated by Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody and Suffragan Bishop Welter M. Higley. Rev. Richard B M Morris was appointed in charge, starting Sept. 1, succeeding missionary Rev. Paul B Miller. Ground was broken Oct 19 of last year for the building, now a 40 by 80 foot modern American structure housing 250 in the post office basement and a World War I Navy barracks. Open house followed at the social hall with a reception sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary. The church serving about 150 members in the Oneida district covers Syracuse and nearby areas, with services previously held in rented or donated spaces. The building is part of a long effort in central New York to establish the church’s presence in the region.
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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Gertrude It
Syracuse
Malcolm E. Peabody
Central New York
Welter M. Higley
Peabody
Richard B M. Morris
Egimont
Mass
Mr. Morris
Paul B. Miller
St. Matthew's Church
Liverpool
Bishop Peabody
Post Ofice
Women's A. Church
George Bullard
St. ‘Thomas
Kenneth Mackal
Richard Zogg
Irving
Blanchar Campbell
Harold Barela
Narles Cody
Ae Rass Seo
Burns and Hancock
Mar Jthe Crouse
Ris
al Edward B. Alsheimer
Messey
Saints Church
Belmont
Pealty
Theological School
Idge
Brown Universe
Crouse
Hatch
Oneida
Jameson
Utica
New York
Organisation of Mormonism
United States
W.C. A
Tioga official elected NYS County Clerks president
In Tioga County, INVERNE BRISTER was chosen as the new president of the New York State Association of County Clerks, succeeding S. Keastor Brown. W. Snowden Smith II became first vice president, Herbert Finch secretary treasurer, and Beemes Remsen second vice president. Paul D. Moonan criticized heavy microfilming, arguing it harms record accessibility and suggests space-saving alternatives.
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Inverne Brister
Tioga County
New York State Association of County Clerks
S. Keastor Brown
Cortland County
W. Snowden Smith II
Onondaga County
Herbert Finch
Fulton
Beemes Remsen
Washington County
Paul D. Moonan
Monroe Abstract and Tite Corp
Vernon Group Seeks Permanent Harness Track at Fairgrounds
Vernon Agricultural Society board members reported plans to establish a permanent harness racing track with pari mutuel betting at the Vernon fairgrounds for next spring and summer. One license exists in the state. previous efforts to secure racing at Collamer failed. Society leaders and legal counsel cite revenue needs after a wet fair week and note Vernon’s central location near population centers.
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Vernon Agricultural Society Board
Vernon Fairgrounds
Collamer
Syracuse
George R. Fearon
Lewis C. Ryan
Ool
Midstate Raceway
Verton Committee
Charles Warren
Sherrill
Leverett Smith
James F. Burk
Ronald J. Dunn
Oneida
Dunn
Burk
Vernon
Central
New Terk
Society
Five Girls Suffer Foot Cuts At City Parks And Pools
Five girls with bare feet were injured at city parks and pools. Sylvia Bush seven cut right foot at Burnet Park pool. Frances Burns eighteen cut left heel at Onondaga Park pool. Jean Woodworth cut right big toe at the same pool. Lucy Licamen ten cut left calf at Lewis Park. Mary Alice Crawford seven cut left foot at Wilson Park pool.
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Sylvia Bush
Magnolia St
Burnet Park
Frances Burns
Coolidge Ay
Onondaga Fark
Jean Woodworth
Onondaga Av
Lewis Park
Lucy Licamen
Wyoming St. Zeli
Man Hurt as Car Dives Into Ditch
FRANK KENT, 40, of 251 Greenwood Place, is reported in good condition at Onondaga General Hospital after an auto wreck yesterday. State Police say his car left Route 20 near Lafayette and plunged into a ditch, with him alone in the vehicle.
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Frank Kent
Greenwood Pl
Onondaga General Hospital
Kent
Route 20
Lafayette
Reader's Digest tips on writing letters from Cameron Shipp
July issue suggests skipping formalities and using pencils. Shipp advises writing in small lines, drafting gradually rather than a single sitting. Highlights promise 42 condensed articles and lasting insight from current books.
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Cameron Shipp
Reader's Digest
Shipp
Motorist Accused for Leaving Crash
William A. Braun of 340 Seventh North Street was arrested at his home on a warrant charging he left the scene of a two car crash. Patrolman George Rauh said Braun’s car did not stop.
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William A. Braun
Seventh North St
George Rauh
Braun
International dinner at Museum highlights diverse foods
More than 200 people attended an international dinner hosted by the Community Orchestra Association last night at the Museum of Fine Arts. Attendees wore native garb as foods from many nations were offered buffet style. The program featured international selections by the orchestra and chorus with soloists Diane Jordan Beverly Heffentranger Anthony Conroy Chris Stathatos and Hildur Olsen. James Clancy accompanied.
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Tthe Community Orchestra Association
Museum of Fine Arts
Mario Rossi
Corcoran
Diane Jordan
Beverly Heffentranger
Anthony Conroy
Chris Stathatos
Hildur Olsen
James Clancy
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