James K Batten Knight Ridder chairman dies at 59
James K. Batten, former Knight Ridder chair and journalist turned executive, died Saturday in Miami after a long battle with brain cancer. He led Knight Ridder through diversification into electronic information services and championed public journalism while maintaining newsroom roots. Survived by wife Jean, daughter Laura, sons Mark and Taylor, and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Batten
J-Ridder
Jackson Memoral Hospital
Miami
Batten
Knight- Ridder
Jarg Public Company
Larry Jinks
Knight-Ridder
Jinks
Coconut Grove
Fla
Hig
Jean
Laura
Boston
Mark
Washington
Taylor
Jo ‘Tent
Suffolk
Robert
Atlanta
Death of Ethyl M Callahan in Florida
Ethyl M Callahan 71, a former Syracuse resident, died in Polk City Florida after a brief illness. Survived by four sons Robert J II Patrick Préderick Michiel and two daughters Julia Ledger Ethyl Seripa and eight grandchildren. Graveside services set for 11 am Tuesday at Phoenix Rural Cemetery with DeWitt Memorial Funeral Home Jamesville in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Ethyl M. Callahan
Polk City
Fla
Robert J. II
Patrick
Préderick
South Carolina
Michiel
Wisconsin
Julia Ledger
Ethyl Seripa
Folk City
Phoenix Rural Cemetery
DeWitt Memorial Funeral Home
Jamesville
Beulah Phillips 99 died at Auburn facility
LATC Beulah Chamberlain Phillips formerly of South Street died Saturday at Mercy Rehabilitation Center in Auburn. Native of Whitfield NHS she lived in the Cato area since 1964 and belonged to Lancaster Methodist Church and Women’s Club of Lancaster. Survived by two daughters Barbara Pi of Auburn and Marjorie Wilson of Wayne New Jersey six grandchildren six great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Jewell Funeral Home 33764 South St. Burial Cato Union Hill Cemetery. No calling hours. Contributions to Daw Beatte Une ub Steven Lafig Memorial Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latc
Beulah Chamberlain Phillips
South Street
Mercy Rehabilitation Center
Auburn
Whitfield
Nhs
Phillips
Cato
Lancaster Methodist Church
Ate Women's Club
Lancaster
Barbara Pi
Marjorie Wilson
Wayne
N.J
Jewell Funeral Home
South St
Cato Union Hill
Daw Beatte Une Ub Steven
Lafig Memorial Library
Obituary notices for Griola and Pedrotti families published
Two death notices from East Syracuse Solvay area. Mioe Samuel Griola, 77, longtime Perm Cen tral Railroad worker and WWI Army veteran, died Sunday at Castle Rest Nursing Home. services at Forani Cline and St Matthew's Church. Clelia Pedrotti, 6, of Solvay died Sunday at Community General Hospital after brief illness. burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery with services at Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home and St Cecilia's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioe
Samuel Griola
W. Yates St
East Syracuse
Castle Rest
Mr. Griola
Perm Central Railroad
St. Matthew's Church
Rose Anderalli
Richard
Clay
David
Bonnie Yaeger
Buffalo
John
Ida Ty Arciga
Syracuse
Forani & Cline Funeral Home
St. Matthew’s Church
Assumption Cemetery
Funeral Home
Kinne St
Clelia Pedrotti
Darrow Ave
Solvay
Community-General Hospital
Campobasso
Italy
Pedrotti
St. Cecilia’s Church
Emilio
Ida Pedrotti
New York City
Joseph
Camillus
Baldwinsville
Dennis
Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Warners
Koreans thank veterans who saved their nation
The Korean Church and Korean Association of Syracuse honored members of the Jean War Veterans of Central New York for courage and sacrifice. Rob ert Lee spoke of victory in Korea and the defense against communism as slides and a video contrasted the past with a modern, flourishing Korea. The event marked the eighth anniversary of the Korea Church of Syracuse and drew about 300 attendees with a bilingual sermon and a traditional food exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Korean Church
Korean Association of
Syracuse
Jean War Veterans of
Central New Yet
Robert Lee
Charlie Francis
Korea Church of
E. Genesee St
Joseph Kim
Creditors push for new trustee in New Era case
United Response to New Era URNE formed to coordinate relief for creditors and charities after $198 million was disbursed, including $100,000 to Syracuse Rescue Mission. A bankruptcy hearing opened in Philadelphia as lawyers urged cooperation and preservation of faith amid disputes over funds and future trustee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Broekhaven
United Response
New Era
URNE
Carroll I
Arlin M. Adams
Doubletree Hotel
Philadelphia
Mark DeMoss
Duluth
Julius B. Poppinga
Syracuse
Charilias
Paul D. Nelson
Evangelical Council
Nelson
Aera Douglas
Stephen SS
EXECU
Campus
Crusade For Christ
Jass
Teamience
Bsf
U.S. District Court
Bruce Fox
Richard W. Hill
Bankrupley Court
Talk in Clay turns to violence
Festive benefit night in Clay recalled the stabbing death of Lee Anne Cruz after a fight over Larry Cruz s cocaine use. Community members at LaVallee s and Fulton reflected on domestic violence s reach in families and relationships. Donations to the Set Rene Reverier Trust Fund were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cruz
Lee Anne Cruz
Michelle Trexler
Fulton
LaVallee's
Amy Maker
O.J. Simpson
Atichael Pickering
Fonsi
Rietmeehivtron
Set Rene Rever Ier
Frank and
Sandy Scaceta
Meyers Road
Liverpool
Stephen C. Cabmeom
Kim Napoli
Clay
Shelley Bergeron
Clay Park Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Glaberson
New York Times News
Baten
Virginia
Knight-Hidder
Gannett
Miami Herald
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Detroit Free Press
San Jose Mercury News
W News
Sec
Eragier
Holland
Davidson College
North Carolina
Tne
Charlotte Observer
Detroit Free Brass
Neal Shine
Emery
Bata Shine
Gentleman
William Allen White Foundation
University of Kansas School of Journalism and Mass Communications
Beulah C. Phillips
Bernice E. Peck
Bernice E. Pack
Fee Tadalé
Costello
Alia Bay
Lalling
Milton Ave
Satvay
Nina Kim
Noth
Kim
Robert White Tere
Hope
Min
Ray Stewart
Stewart
Emel Wot Eastwood
American Lung Association
Carouse Genter
Christian New Era
John Benjani Carroll
Woodruff Carroll
Ers
Carroll Sai
Carroll
Woody Carroll
Ben Car- Tall
Maureen
Cruz
Mather
Frank
Scaccia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!