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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1949
Page
34
More than 3000 Oneida Ltd employees will share a 535000 profit bonus, paid in cash this week. General Manager Miles Robertson said those with under 12 months service receive one week’s pay, those with 12 months or more receive a bonus based on responsibilities.
Four Canastota churches Church of the Nazarene Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist join for a Lent series titled Looking Toward Calvary. Ash Wednesday 7 30 PM opening by Rev Ronald Kelly at Nazarene followed by weekly services through Holy Week with speakers from each church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth A Kalk 78 who died in Port Chester will be held at 2 30 P M tomorrow in First Baptist Church Rome burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Taberg She was born in Tahberg Jan 15 1871 taught in Rome area schools for 18 years She was married to Joseph Kalk July 29 1879 and he died Nov 24 1934 in Chevy Chase Surviving are two sons Clarence Kalk of Washington D C and Howard Kalk of Port Chester plus three granddaughters
About 125 members and guests attended the St. David's Day Dinner in Utica hosted by Ceridwen and Dyfed Lodges. Dr Emery Jones of Utica described Welsh contributions to the United States in iron and steel, lawfulness, and political life.
Merrell Benninghoff, long in the diplomatic service, is appointed consul general at Halifax Nova Scotia. Mr and Mrs Benninghoff and daughter Barbara will sail for Halifax March 11 from New York. His posts abroad include Seoul Korea and Dairen Manchuria.
Utica Safety Commissioner says Patrolman Peter Malone pleaded guilty to drinking on duty and failing to report at proper intervals. Sgt Dewey Casarelli awaits a hearing on charges he failed to investigate Malone and file a report. Both have been suspended since Feb 24.
Dr and Mrs Richard B Cuthbert Jr and Peter spend two weeks in Florida. Lakeshore Home Bureau unit meets at 1 30 pm at Mrs Fannie Fox home with rug and furniture shampooing led by Mrs Irma Bitter. Theron Ginney of Perryville and wife welcome a daughter born Sunday at Lenox Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bertha Shuster medical patient at Lenox Memorial Hospital following Lenten Nazarene service. George Perry Morrisville and John Kolar Canastota surgical patient at Lenox Memorial Hospital. Baptist choir rehearsal set for tomorrow night at Kilbourns s Main St after union service.
Mr and Mrs Walter L Hunt are on a month long cruise to the Caribbean aboard the Apilla. The trip marks a leisure voyage for the couple with planned stops and sightseeing along popular ports of call.
Acme supermarket in Verona reported $1,153 in checks taken from a safe during a Jan. 9 10 burglary. Walter Culbertson store manager said the checks matched the missing cash total of $3,064.38. A passerby found the torn checks in a ditch along Route 31 near South Bay and handed them to state police. Detectives recovered the money and noted the safe door was forced, suggesting an insider knew the combination.
The Rome Chamber of Commerce sent telegrams to U S Senators Irving M Ives and Robert F Wagner urging adoption of the Hoover commission plan for federal government reorganization. The board approved the communications praising the commission’s thorough work and hoping Congress adopts the program in full.
Oneida Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting at 7 30 p m on March 14 in the Oneida Valley National Bank directors room to elect four trustees for three years to succeed J Warner Hodges H Charles Nixdorf Walter D Miller and A Parker Barnaskey.
CANASTOTA Syracuse Nats of the National Professional League visit Canastota High to face the Canastota Comets in a Saturday night exhibition. Al Cervi leads the Nats with top scoring while Bob Wartenberg paces the Comets. Also on the card is a Canastota Junior High League championship game and performances by local entertainers.
Oneida residents share travel notes as Roger and a Mrs Greenhalgh tour the South visiting Virginia North Carolina and Florida now at New Orleans Mardi Gras. Mizpah Rebekah Lodge meets in Odd Fellows Hall after a 630 p.m. supper with 25 year members honored and secret pass revealed. Lenten services and related church meetings announced for Thursday at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren and Park Methodist Sherrill. Verona updates include hospital patient George Hermann improving and restaurant lease by Richard Carver and Ernest Walters. high school bus operation passes to Albert Huff. New parent births: Maureen Ann Noto in City Hospital mother Dorothy Roberts Oneida. Bruce Clifford born to Martha Klinedinst Oneida in Rome City Hospital. Wampsville PTA meets at 3 p.m. Thursday. Mrs Wayne Pickett to show movies. Elisen Club hosts papers. Beta Gamma Phi Sorority meets Ruhne off Lenox Ave. Vernon Center couple Keith Strong welcome a son in City Hospital. St Helena’s Sherrill chooses a meeting at 226 Prospect St. Benjamin Jollie of Lenox Ave visiting Tucson Arizona.
Gardening enthusiasts meet tomorrow at 2 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Thomas J. Fox Tall Pines Ridge Road. H. P. Everts of the Cazenovia Greenhouses will speak and answer questions on cultivation and propagation of house plants.
William Harringshaw, 32, Rome, is hospitalized at City Hospital rather than jailed after stomach illness. He faces grand larceny charges from Trooper Frank Striner and is accused by Philip Quartier of Richfield Springs of stealing a saddle, bridle, and a blanket at a cattle auction. Detectives recovered the saddle. bridle found at his home. police plan further questioning on mortgage sales and torn parking tickets.
In Herkimer the Thomas Donlon glove factory in South Washington Street was burglarized through a rear window after which a fire damaged the office. Thieves took a small amount of cash about $30 and envelopes for unpaid workers. total losses from the fire and damaged records will be assessed.
Three Supreme Court settlements were reported at Wampsville. A negligence suit involving Charles S. Fanning and Ida Fanning of Eaton against Mr and Mrs William Hagamann was listed for a jury today. Howard Slate sues Leo Geer for injuries. Settled cases included Wick Zupana and Robert Williams of Cazenovia in a loan dispute, Harold Watson versus Ralph Harvey for negligence damages, and Irma Watson against Ralph Harvey for monetary damages.
Otsego County 4-H clubs submit stories for the 4-H Recreation and Rural Arts program as National 4-H Club Week 2013 centers on better living. Busy Beavers of South Side Oneonta Variety Club Laurens and Welcome 1-H of New Lisbon contribute narratives judged with other counties.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Fratini daughter of Mr and Mrs Guerino Fratini 252 Souter Street wed Samuel Lincoln Tornatore son of Thomas Tornatore Spencer Street in St Agathas Church Saturday morning with Rev Edward McDowell officiating A breakfast and reception followed at Grange Hall The bridegroom works with his father on a muckland farm and the couple will reside on Peterboro Street
Sherrille Sherrill Grange will confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates at 8 PM in the new hall. A covered dish supper will follow the meeting.
Oneida Mr and Mrs Eugenie Saltsman of 223 Stone St plan a home party March 27 for their 61st wedding anniversary. They were married March 27 in a ceremony at the home of Rev E Everetts. He a former Pullman conductor with long service on the Detroiters New York routes. She daughter of Hobart and Charlotte Stebbins born in Canastota. They have four grandchildren and four children.
Emily Palmer of Oneida, named Madison County home demonstration agent, begins work as project leader Thursday and Friday with rug and upholstery cleaning tasks. She will conduct lessons on clothing laborators March 3 at Bick Mell Hall Morrisville and March 4 at 1 30 PM in the First Methodist Church basement, Oneida. Palmer, from Oswego County, is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Palmer of McKinney Point Ithaca, Ithaca High School graduate, Cornell College of Home Economics alumna, previously worked in Erie County in 1945, and has spent five weeks meeting unit leaders in 30 communities preparing for Farm and Home Week.
Frank Mowers 72 of Durhamville died yesterday in City Hospital where he had been admitted February 14. He was born August 6 1876 at Fort Pisn. Survived by four daughters Hilda Mowers Fernail Walzak Gladys Jaeschke Hazel Blowers a son Seward Mowers five grandchildren. Rites set for Whitton & Hess Funeral Home at 2 PM tomorrow with burial at Stockbridge Cemetery.
George Wellington Oneida meat specialist of Cornell University will speak at Farm and Home Week in Morrisville at 10 30 A M March 30 on how to pack foods for the freezer. He will show wrapping materials and techniques to preserve meat quality. Also that day he will assist the farm bureau live stock committee in a beef and pork barbecue available at noon in sandwich form.
William F. Schreck former county official is critically ill in a St. Petersburg hospital after heart attacks. His sons William and John W. Schreck flew to Florida yesterday to join their parents for the winter stay there.
Machinery transfers reveal ownership shift to Paul Fuller Inc as master craftsman company moves production to Oneida. Dull and ported parts relocated from owners to Fuller with Ronald Dunn acting attorney. Move into W Elm street storage house slated around April 2 after adjustments.
Ernest R. Foster, 29, paid a $50 fine in City Court and had his licenses revoked after pleading to failing to yield to a police vehicle. He claimed no insurance and unemployment, unable to pay about $1,056 damages. The arrest followed a collision with Patrolman Szmurlo’s prowl car, used to transport three injured in a prior accident at Lisnerty and N James Streets.
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