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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1954

Page

4

Zoning Commission Denies and Approves Various Applications

City zoning rulings include denial of a garage at 232 Lincoln Ave and a funeral home near 2600 Court St. Approvals list extend six blocks on W Belden and N Geddes, an extension for an electric supply business, a gasoline station remodel, and four apartments at 1918 James St. A zone change proposal and a proposed street plan were noted as errors in application.

Lincoln Lincolnay Ty O'Connor Sid and Ar Nassing Cooudre Av Dential W. Belden N. Geddes St Sand St W. Genesee St Avery James Ii W .Rue EL Genesee St Wellington Pl

Solvay High School To Graduate Outdoors First Time

The Solvay High School Class of 1411 will graduate outdoors at 6 30 P M tomorrow with Walter Werant principal noting the event. Prof James L Hayes from St Bona venture College will speak. Sharon Workman valedictorian Robert Kana fola salutatorian.

Solvay High School Toqomorrow Walter Werant James L. Hayes Suidance St. Bonaventure College Sharon Workman Robert

Six Youngsters Graduate From Cerebral Palsy Clinic

Six youngsters clad in caps and gowns graduate from the Cerebral Palsy Clinic in Elmcrest Auditorium. Syracuse University Dean Charles C. Noble addresses graduates and guests as 260 attend. Since opening six years ago 42 have transferred to public or parochial schools.

Martian Murray Hichard Rarick Joseph Sisto Diane Harris Joanne Clark Conrad Zierdi Jeff Ihe James McClusky Lionel Grossman Dean Charles C. Noble Gabriel Flieschiman Elmcrest Ischman Diane Haines Martin Murray Richard Rabeck Conrad Zierdt Charles C. Noble Fef Syracuse University Percy Hughes Lionel O. Grossman St. Theresa Church Marjorie Perl

Liverpool Voters Turn Down School Plan Again

Plans for a 21 room elementary school costing 815000 were rejected by Liverpool voters. The site vote was also defeated with 1278 yes and 669 no, marking the second straight failure for this site choice after last December's larger margin.

Liverpool

Annulment Granted in Syracuse Court

Mrs Gladys Oakes Gloska of Maxwell Road North Syracuse is granted an annulment from Lawrence Gloska of Miapie Street Clay by Justice Abrams Zoller in Equis Court. The couple married June 1952.

Gladys Oakes Gloska Maxwell Rd North Syracuse Lawrence Gloska Miapie St Clay Abrams Zoller Equis Court

Traffic Court Clerk Faces Speeding Charge Against Judge

Traffic court records show Judge Truman H. Peeston cited for speeding at 36 mph on Goerre Street near Central Square. Case notes list a $15 fine and location 322 Sandison Drive as the cited address.

Truman H. Peeston Sprc Central Scquare Goerre Siandisn Dr Rant Bivd

Harry Yoder Estate Goes To Family

Syracuse resident Harry J. Yoder dies leaving a will that names 16 heirs including widow Dee Yoder and two children. The estate totals over 1 million with 22 000 in realty and 10 60 in personal property. $250 bequests to grandchildren. Three Mile Run ownership and effects to Mrs. Yoder with remainder split between the two children Herbert Briggs and Clarion Briggs, with provisions for Clayton Yoder if living.

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Kappa Alpha Tau Dance Planned at Corinthian Club

The Kappa Alpha fraternity announces its annual Rats Meow dance tomorrow at 3 at the Corinthian Club. Maxon, dance chairman, says proceeds from the dance and fraternity yearbook book sales will benefit the yearbook editors Robert Brant Maxon and Lenard Snyder.

Kappa Alpha Fraternity Corinthium Club Maxon Tool Robert Brant- Maxon Lenard Snyder

Knife Case Hearing Slated for June 30

William L. Luffman, 20, of Limerick pleaded not guilty in Police Court today. He was charged with possession of a switch blade knife found during a search in the 100 block of Walton Street. Bail set at 50 dollars for a June 19 hearing. police followed up after Patrolman Dononu became suspicious.

William L. Luffman Limerick Walton St Joseph Dononu

Four Pupils Deny Stealing Car in Fayetteville

Four pupils pleaded not guilty to attempted theft of a station wagon in Fayetteville. County detective Bruno Buczynski identified two youths as Edwin B. Hiser and John J. Quill, with other names listed among juveniles. Authorities awoke a witness after midnight yesterday during the incident.

Grand SeeSaaig Fayetteville Justice’ of the Peace Gordon A Bruno Buczyski Edwin B. Hiser Avondale John J. Choquill Eucliday Erie Jones Olnér Vo Juventes

Four Boys Arrested Over Car Theft Incident

A man says he rushed to the yard, struck one youth in the face, forcing the group to flee. Police later arrested four boys who admitted stealing a car and taking it from the scene.

County to Buy Car for Coroner

County officers committee voted to recommend to the Board of Supervisors that the purchasing department advertise for bids on a new automobile for Coroner Harry L. Gilmore. The car will replace his five year old vehicle and must stay in the medium price range not to exceed 2500 dollars.

County Officers Committee Board of Supervisors Aupartment Harry L. Gilmore Walter B. Mare Gilmore

Lindo Heads BS.A. Council Watertown Scout Leader

Richard Lindo of Alexandria Bay has been named agent of the Jefferson Lewis council of Boy Scouts succeeding Ernest G. Ee.

Lindo Bs.a Watertown Richard 3 Alexandria Bay Jefferson- Lewis Bor Scouts Ernest G. Ee

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