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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
20
A dense obituary section lists numerous individuals with surviving relatives, funeral homes, and services. It includes memorials and burial details across multiple families, churches, and cemeteries in Syracuse and nearby communities, with dates and locations for visits and services.
Joseph F LaValley 63 died Friday. Services set at Spaulding Memorial Church in Malone with burial at Gende Beale Monavie Cedgeuy. Hewed obituaries list relatives and arrangements, with service details and local church locations.
Mrs Dines, long resident of Syracuse, died at Crouse Irving Hospital after 65 years in the area. Survived by three daughters, a sister, eight grandchildren, and numerous relatives. Funeral arrangements at Wernleap Funeral Home with services Friday and interment at Frances Cemetery.
Mrs Mattice, an antique dealer from Syracuse, died Saturday evening while visiting relatives. Survived by husband Harry L Mattice and daughter Andrea. Services set for 10 am tomorrow at Garfield Funeral Home with Dr Charles C Noble officiating. Burial in Glens Falls Valley Cemetery. memorials to Epworth Methodist Church Memorial Fund.
Services will be at 2 p.m tomorrow at the Joh and Buller Funeral Home. The Rev. Floyd Guiles of Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours are 7 to 2 today.
Mrs Stafford 18, of Westlake Street Skaneateles, died last night after a brief illness. Surviving are a son Ros B, a brother Clare W, Bennett of Spartarus. Services set for 2 Wednesday at Dell Funeral Home Skaneateles with Donald Row officiating. Calling hours 7 to 9 this evening.
William Pierce a World War II veteran and ironworkers union member died yesterday. The obituary lists surviving relatives including a mother six brothers and six sisters. Milestones note service at Tiward Py Gaynor Funeral Home with a high Mass of requiem and burial at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Other obituaries include Bertha Thiel a federal employee and Antonia Padua chorister with services at Fahn Grater Funeral Home and St Anthony of Padua Church. Local memorials and calling hours are noted with multiple family connections.
Mrs Helen Pauline Huston died Thursday morning at 139 Fates Ave. She is survived by her husband Totin W. Flustan three sons J. W. Musten and three daughters Darna J. Huse Hon William Tougherty and Tebert Falcone, her father J. Sheridan and brother John R. Sheridan, two sisters Jane Sheridan and Arthur Cleveland, and four grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at DeWitt Funeral Home and Blessed Sacrament Church with a solemn High Mass of requiem. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Miss M Howard decorator of Meuneh Kyeuver Candle Co Inc dies at 85 in Vani Daya Memorial Hospital. Rites at 11 a.m. at DeWith Funeral Meme. Burial in Loomis Hall Cemetery Ondadaga Hill. Native of Cleveland. Several nieces and nephews survive. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. today.
Margaret King formerly of Hogensburg Mohawk side died yesterday at Highland Nursing Home Massena. She was sent to the Carlisle Indian School Pennsylvania at age nine and later lived in Syracuse for 20 years after marrying Willem B. King. Survivors include brother Joe Trelamier of Cohoes and several nieces in Syracuse. Services will be held Tuesday at St. Regis Catholic Church in Quebec with calling hours this afternoon, at Richard Thompson’s home in Hogensburg, and arrangements by Cantella McKeple Funeral Home in Fort Rovian.
Mrs West dé Knaut St Syracuse resident for 63 years died Saturday in Van Duyn Memorial Hospital. Native of Chevelaind Ohio, church member of Holy Trinity. Survived by three sons Wile ligt Teving Frederick Wests a sister Mrs Mary Han scomb a brother George Bramgard of East Syracuse and 10 grandchildren. Services at Gang Memorial Chapel Wednesday and funeral at Holy Trinity Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours today and tomorrow.
Mrs Eleanor May Loveless 71 of Patchett Road Baldwinsville wife of Howard Loveless died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Born in England she had lived in Canada and moved to Baldwinsville nine years ago She was a Church of England communicant and member of Ladies of Me Moose Surviving are husband three daughters four sons and several stepchildren Funeral services will be Wednesday at Gates Sears Funeral Home Baldwinsville Burial in Greenlawn Memorial Park Fans are asked to contribute to the American Cancer Society
Mrs Maud A Ladd 39 of Oak Orchant Road Clay died Saturday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Kiiton Funeral Home Brewer ton with burial in Fine Plains Cemetery Clay. Calling hours are 1 to 9 p.m. today.
Nellie Ryan of 304 Cayuga Street Syracuse native of Syracuse dies in Dapsan Nursing Home. Widow of a nonmwid parishioner of St Brigid and St De Seule churches. Survived by three daughters Mrs Birs Mrs Eynestrant and Mrs Witis two sons Alfred J and Waller Ryan, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Harald Chapel with calling hours 7 to 9 pm today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at St Brigid and St Tor sep Church Burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Vera M. Norwood of Ida Gilard Street died Saturday at St Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. A Herrig native, she lived in Syracuse 45 years. Survived by daughter Mrs. Charles Bigwood, sister Mrs. Jennie Rushford, two sons Nicholas Rome Jr. and Ronald Rome. Funeral 1:15 am Wednesday at John G. Butler Funeral Home and 9 am at St Lucy's, burial at St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours 4 and 7 to 2 pm.
Merrill Stark of 2497 South Ave died yesterday after a long illness. A Birmingham Alabama native, he lived in Syracuse 20 years and worked for Thomas Ay Anephy Blinding Ca. A World War I veteran, he is survived by a sister Mrs. Mary Madiey of Chris o, a brother Heizeal Stor USAF Malmed al Stewart AFB, and a half brother Thames Tatener. Funeral arrangements by J. B. Dorsey Funeral Home are incomplete.
Dr Millard G Roberts president of Parsons College urged a three joint YMCA program to fix low commitment and lack of vision. He argued for more serious leadership and higher pay to attract talent while noting teen engagement hinges on relevance and accountability. A separate obituary notes Arthur Scull a former Solvay resident died in St Alneys Hospital Youngstown after a short illness. he managed the Diamond-Wheel plant in Niagara Falls and was married years.
Charles Len died suddenly at home yesterday at Sunnycrest Ad. He was 7-year-old native of Poland, employed by Coldwell Brass Co. Survived by daughter Mrs Stephen Kussa son Frederick J Lem and eight relatives.
Mrs Mery Ann Ellingworth of North Syracuse died yesterday at State University Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Warren Ellingworth five sons two sisters and two grandchildren. Services 8:15 a.m. and 9 a.m. tomorrow at Fergerson Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Cemetery. Burial at Grove Center La Fargeville. Hours 7 to 9 p.m. today at Fergerson Funeral Home.
A F Kalil Sr 70 a World War I veteran and longtime Liverpool resident died this morning at St Josephs Hospital after a long illness. Survived by a widow Mary C Kalil three sons Assed Kalil Jr Joseph J Kalil and Frederick A Kalil three daughters Mrs Oscar Tarsall Mrs Perry Meyers and Mrs Dale Hendrix two brothers Toulic and Thrahimy Kalil and 12 grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool and St Josephs Church with a solemn high Mass of requiem Burial in St Agnes Calling hours today and tomorrow at the funeral home.
James News 546 Gifford Street dies after long illness at Crouse Irving Hospital. Former EB W Edwards and Sons employee and Gar Store worker. Services Wednesday at 7 PM. details to be announced by Butler Funeral Home. Calling hours tomorrow 2 to 5 PM and 3 to ? PM.
Mrs Grace Edwards Crawford, native of Liverpool and longtime resident, dies after illness. She held offices with the Eastern Star chapter and Root Post Relief Corp GAR, served as choir director and organist at First Methodist Church. Survived by two sons Jasper T Crawford Sr and Charles F Crawford, a sister Mrs William S Howard, seven grandchildren. Services at Mannrer Funeral Home Liverpool tomorrow at 10 am, Rev Jon T Jefferson officiating. Burial in Liverpool Cemetery with Eastern Star rites at 8 pm.
Members of the Lutheran Church at the Resurrection bid farewell to Pastor Nev. Edward F. Weiskotten who has led the parish for years. He departs to be chaplain at the University of Wah a and urged parishioners to stay faithful and alert to God’s presence. A reception followed at the church house.
Victor Hartoszewics Bartoszewicz aged 77 of 730 N.AWORL SS died this morning at Crouse-Teving Hospital after a short illness. He was a Poland native, long resident of the city, a Transfiguration Church communicant, and a retired Wolf & Bungey Boundry employee. Surviving are two sons Stanley and Renny Bartoszewicz, two daughters Mrs Bernard Conrad, five grandchildren. Services at Labatz Funeral Home 8:43 a.m. Wednesday and at Transfiguration Church for a solemn high Mass. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours today 1 to 8 p.m. and tomorrow 7 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. A prayer service at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
In Syracuse New York the primary election notice is issued for local women voters. The document provides timing and location specifics for casting ballots and indicates key dates and procedures to participate.
A lengthy notice announces a ward council meeting to be held on June 30, 1965, listing numerous street addresses and organizations within multiple wards. It mentions designated areas, garages, churches, schools, and community sites, indicating a comprehensive public planning or zoning discussion across the city.
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