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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
14
A long OCR obituary page lists several 1950s era deaths including Ruth Fowler, Ed Ina Kinney, Mary E Dwyer, and Margaret Noetscher with survivors and funeral details. Entries provide addresses, service times, and burial places, reflecting a community funeral notices column with multiple families, dates, and locations.
Funeral services for Benjamin F Chamberlain and Frank Hoyt Davidson were planned or held in Syracuse area. Chamberlain died early yesterday after a heart attack while at Engine 5. services set for 8:30 AM Wednesday at his home and 9 AM at St Patrick Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Davidson died after a brief illness. service at 2 PM tomorrow at J P Burns & Son funeral home with burial at Morningside Cemetery. Survivors and local funeral home listings included.
Funeral for J Felix Cholet of Mapie road Baldwinsville scheduled for 230 PM tomorrow at Fairchild Meech Funeral Home The Rex Paul Rickabaugh to officiate Burial in White Chapel Memorial Gardens Friends may call 2004 and 7 to 9 PM today Cholet died Saturday night in Syracuse Memorial Hospital Sister Edna Cholet Moyet listed among survivors Native Syracusean member of Liverpool Lodge 525 P and A M and First Ward Presbyterian Church Wife Shute Cholet daughter Allen Holmes four sisters and four brothers among survivors Grandchildren Deborah Jeanne Robert and David C Holmes
A sea lions salesman tale from Hermosa Beach intertwines with multiple local obituaries. Mrs Ruth C Fowler of 215 Green Street reports she faced a life change after selling sea lions and securing a fisherman supplier, while memorial notices honor Mrs Faye Dwyer and William H Worden with funeral details and survivors listed.
Funeral services are planned for Dr. Shimberg tomorrow in Concord. A longtime practicing physician and former chief of medical rehabilitation at Peekskill’s Franklin Delano 4 Hospital, he died Saturday in Kin hom Tarrytown. He leaves a wife, two sons, a sister, his mother, and other relatives.
Edward Goulet, 83, longtime local grocer with ties to Goulet family business, passed away after a life spent in Canada and Syracuse. He married Mary Tulloch in 1892, survived by a son. Funeral arrangements by x & Son. burial in Gasanoque, Ontario, with viewing at the Tamara home today.
Two obituary items from Solvay announce the deaths of James J Meaney of Onondaga General Hospital and Grace Zoanetti of 241 Caroline Avenue. Meaney was father to Rev. Philip J. Meaney and a St John the Evangelist parish member. services set at 9:15 A.M. Thursday with burial at St Mary’s Cemetery. Zoanetti, born in Tyrol, died after two weeks’ illness. services planned at 9:30 A.M. in St Zecilla’s Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. survivors include Faust Zoanetti and several relatives.
Miss Upham aged 86 died last night at her home on Comstuck Avenue. Born in Brookfield in 1534 she was the daughter of Zenas and Carolina Crane and a Mount Holyoke College graduate of 1883. Survived by several nieces including Lucille Partridge of Concord and Mrs Edward L Barker of New Haven. Funeral arrangements by Elmer E Price and burial in Brookfield tomorrow.
UN economists note that Cold War pressures hindered trade between East and West Europe while some Western nations increased ties with Eastern Europe. The piece cites the Marshall Plan boycott and U.S. export restrictions, alongside signals that Western Europe still improved relations with the East in parts, and mentions deaths of Delphine Bates Shattuck and Edwina L. Kinney with funeral details.
Alex Sawyer of 523 Jefferson Street died Saturday after hospital stay. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 PM from Howland Funeral Chapel with Rev Barber J. Waters presiding. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Rose Sawyer.
An assortment of towels and cloths described as suitable for kitchen use is presented. The listing notes a crop of beauty products and mentions items related to household textiles. No clear event or prices are provided.
UN economists press for an all European grain agreement as Yugoslavia notes Soviet trade halted in 1949. Eastern Europe hopes for guaranteed markets while state trading blocks seek binding quotas or permits. Russia shows cautious interest but distrust may derail talks.
John Tarby, church organizer and communicant of the Ukrainian Church, died yesterday at Aus burn City Hospital after a lung illness. Born in Austria, he was 32 years in this country and had lived in Auburn SS for years. Survived by wife Josephine Bek Tarby, six sons including Joseph and Edward Tarby, three daughters, four sisters, and several nieces. He was a member of St. Nicholas Society and connected with 88 Peter and Paul Ukrainian Church.
An Army medal and Major Raymond Sobel of White Plains, NY, are cited in a memoir about infantry veteran resilience. The piece discusses 50 cases of breakdown among backbone troops, the Old Sarge archetype, and questions whether battlefield grit translates to civilian morale or employer usefulness.
London reports reveal Britain's insured sector contributes about 56.6 million dollars annually to the UK treasury, largely viaAmericans holding British policies and investments by British firms in the United States. It notes US operations since the 19th century and discusses mutualization plans halted after 1950 elections.
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine OConnor 68 widow of Edward OConnor of 321 Leon Sards t will be at St Patricks Church tomorrow Rev Thomas H Quinn to celebrate a solemn high mass of requiem Burial will be in St Patrick Cemetery Mel OConnor born February 5 1889 in Pes slerburg daughter of Michael and Catharine Cooney and longtime Oneida resident leaves husband two daughters Mrs Joseph Dunne and Mrs George Murphy
State police estimated more than 25,000 people visited Sylvan Beach Verona Beach State Park yesterday on the holiday. The Verona Beach crowd was the largest of the summer with about 580 cars parked and 2,400 people present.
Burglars forced a cellar window at Lathan service station 1120 Washington Street Watertown early yesterday and stole about $100 from the cash register while a nearby register held $60. James Lathan owner discovered the break at 7:15 AM. ACQUISITION WINNER MALOY NG: William J Malay of South Hammond, a 4 H Club youth, to receive American Agriculturalist achievement award at Ithaca session.
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