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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
6
A long obituary fragment lists many individuals with hints of their family ties and services. Names such as GILLEN, CHASE, and LONG appear alongside church notices and funeral times. Details reference various locations, dates, and addresses as part of the fragmented death notices.
Mrs. Lessen died after a long illness near Syracuse. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Birnaria Funeral Home. Rabbi Benjamin Friedman and Heme Dui will officiate. interment to follow at a local cemetery. The deceased leaves a husband and several relatives.
Funeral details for Mrs. Gillen Deveraux of 142 Parsons Drive Solvay died last night of a heart condition after a car accident en route to Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Service listed for 9 AM Monday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Saint James Cemetery. Survivors include widow Katherine and a son William F. Deveraux, plus sisters and extended family Public notices cite local organizations and memorials.
Louise Morse Clark, widow of Harry J. Clark, died at her Syracuse home aged. She grew up in Tully and Roswell, attended Keble School and the College of Fine Arts at Syracuse University. She was active in the Women's Congress of Syracuse and marked their golden wedding anniversary with her husband. Funeral services are scheduled Monday at 2 PM with Morse family home services.
William B Boland a longtime New York Central Railroad locomotive fireman dies in Rome aged 33. Funeral set for Monday at Delaney Hodge East Syracuse with rites at St Mathews Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery Milton. Survivors include wife Helen, daughter Mrs Burke, and several Boland relatives.
Syracuse C D deputy completes training at the state Rescue O'rsihing School in Albany. The课程 covered rescue techniques for civil defense, focusing on lowering, freeing trapped persons, and using gear. classmates include Rush and other defense personnel.
Infant Bde Griffin died in Syracuse Memorial Hospital on May 1 at age 18 months. Survived by her parents John and Mrs Griffin and two sisters Mary and Markie. Funeral services at St. Juan the Exan gelis Chavsis and burial at St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
James C DeLong a long time executive in the gas and electrical industry celebrated his 90th birthday at his home yesterday. DeLong was a pioneer in retirement planning and served as president of Syracuse Lighting Co from 1920 to 1930. He also led the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and twice presided over the Empire Gas and Blosty Association.
Fragmented report mentions Norman Artitur and a Syracuse bartender with references to police in Syracuse and Pa. Central and Western New York discuss committees and a conference. Authorities and a father are noted, with unclear details about a vehicle incident and public relations aims.
Readable fragments list names and places including Syracuse region terms and scattered personal names, with unclear actions or dates. The text shows disrupted OCR, making it difficult to identify a clear event, outcome, or official action.
Fragmentary OCR weather report mentions temperatures and times with multiple garbled phrases. It references record highs and lows, relative humidity, and times of sunset and night, but the data is largely unreadable and inconsistent across the segment.
Weather summary notes unsettled conditions across the Middle Atlantic and Kin regions with probability of showers tonight. Gulf Coast and southern plains may see continued winds and warm fronts. frost expected in higher elevations.
The column by Dr Selby Marnett outlines a weekly weather forecast from 6 AM to 6 PM noting warmer temperatures ahead. It mentions a five day period with unsettled conditions and cautions about changes in wind and precipitation.
Two Syeneuse childeen of de ceased veterans have won 1931 special sale scholaystis, the State Education Department ane nnounced today. They are Mie Soidia Rose of IM Stadion pl. and William A. Schuh of 126 Berwyia av. Wes Reae, dauightme of Mrs. Gere Roseavy ihe Jale Joseph, Mase was gerdvaled in dune from Notilngac in High Sehaet and plans to ener Suiptves Uniiorsly iis fall to take a medical technician tranning. His father, who did in Febru ary, served with the Davy during World Wars I and JT and was on the Navy ratis on active, reson]? and retired boats for a {use of 37]. yoarm. He was a shicl gunners mate. Schuh. 29, Me son of Ds iaxy Semuh ane she inte Aloysius W. Schuh. Employed by the ety omygieering department where his father, a veteran of World War 7, warken before him, he was pendi gated from St. Anthony of Padua schol U two years ago, Mis father Wed in 1946. He plans to go in coll ege this fil, probably to LeMoyne. Holders of the scholarships re me 150 & year for 10 Wext Lowe years to study in any approved college or university in the state. Competiion was Held in Maret. The senalacsiips are provided for the children if deceased or dis abled New York State soldiers, sailors and marines.
An executive committee of the Safety Division calls for stricter traffic enforcement after a spate of fatalities in Syracuse and Onondaga County. The report cites 1955 and 1951 data, notes multiple deaths from collisions, and urges targeted enforcement in high-risk hours and locations to curb deaths and injuries.
Dr. William E Ayting school health director announced that smallpox and diphtheria vaccinations for newSelant children in Syracuse will be discontinued during the author months. The school entrance requirement was waived after a meeting of Dr Ayling Superintendent David J Patton and Health Commissioner De Clenland A Sargent. Action followed advice from State Commissioner of Health Her mark Fy Nillolone. If inoculation has begun, Repartinens is not recommended that they be stopped.
Report indicates Baylord of 433 Charsy rd will be appointed by the Board of Supervisors to succeed Raymond B. Travers as county highway superintendent. Baylord has served 20 years in the department and led Highways, with several candidates previously named. Final appointment follows a Republican conference and service exam, with a six year term and an estimated $8,000 salary.
iSyracusan iSyracusan attends Oxford lectures as BAVID T BISHOP, a recent Manton College graduate, travels in Europe visiting England France Austria and Germany before returning by Cherbourg to begin classes at Cornell Law College in the fall.
A garbled public notice lists multiple license issuances and revocations for beer retail in Syracuse and surrounding Onondaga County, New York. It mentions License Nos 8GA-2747 and 264-2048 among others, detailing off premises and grocery sales under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, with dates, addresses, and involved parties largely obscured.
In Chantingy Town and Split Rock area voters approved centralized four school setup by a narrow margin. Superintendent Ilvars Crom announced 1.00 percent ballots favored the plan while 379 voted against. Board of canvass members from Warners to South Betle were named by the education commissioner to oversee the tally.
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