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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
13
Obituaries listing Peter John Cerio Lena DePaul Cerio and Louise Gladys Clookey among survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial details. Also notes on William J. Cullen Giuseppe Di Giglio and other local deaths with funeral home references, call times, and interment plans.
Loving memory of Grace Barsuch Basbach mother and wife. Deepest sorrow and constant pain are shared by son Tom Jr and family. Funeral directors note.
A dense OCR listing shows numerous funeral homes and monuments in Syracuse area including Birgen Coast, Ayer Funeral Service, Farone & Son, Garfield Funeral Home, Greenleaf Funeral Home, Carter Funeral Home, and Hayes Monuments. It reads like a directory segment with addresses and firm names.
Robert F. Mech 34 of Gay's Trailer Park Elbridge died after his car struck a guard rail on Route 5 in Camillus. A solemn requiem Mass is set for 9 a.m. at St. Anthony of Padua Church following an 8:30 a.m. service at Newell Norris Leonard Funeral Home. He worked as a carpet installer for Salina Floor Co and was a Central Technical High School graduate. Surviving are his widow Nancy Kies Mech, a stepdaughter Lynn, his parents Vincent and Mrs. Mech of Syracuse, brother Vincent Mech Jr. of Fort Lauderdale, sisters Eleanor Snyder and Carol Mogan of Fort Lauderdale, and his grandmother Ida Pasnikowski of Syracuse. Calling hours are 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday.
J L Moran 56 brother of New York State Supreme Court Justice Francis R Moran died this morning at his Syracuse home after a four month illness. He served 25 years with Syracuse Fire Department and was a parishioner of St Patrick's Church. He leaves daughter Marion Diamond Moran Colesman and son Edward J Moran, five brothers and one grandchild. Services at Edward J Ryan Funeral Home Monday at 8:30 am with Mass at St Patrick's Church and burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours listed.
Anthony Endieveri of 107 Asa Street a retired mason for Warren Bros. Roads Co. and Peter A. Paratore contractor died yesterday in St. Josephs Hospital. Endieveri, Italian native and Syracuse resident of 60 years, was a Our Lady of Pompei parishioner and Bricklayers Masons Marble and Tile Letters Union Local No. 28 member. He leaves Laura DiLuna Endieveri and 3 sons Santo John James as well as 7 daughters and numerous relatives. Services set for Monday 9:45 a.m. Farone and Son Funeral Home and 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Pompei Church with burial at Assumption.
Mrs Helen E Burton Martin 49 of Clearwater Fla wife of Joseph F Martin died Tuesday after a long illness. Formerly of Syracuse she lived there before moving. Survivors include husband three sons Ronald Kenneth and David Burton a daughter Debra Martin mother Mrs Jeva Stark Syracuse two brothers Frank and Robert Stark Syracuse two sisters Mrs Ruth Walters and Mrs Dorothy Lanning Syracuse and three grandchildren. Services 10 30 a m Monday at Welter Funeral Home Rev John Annas Jr officiating burial Woodlawn Cemetery.
John F. Misita 57 of 122 Sun hill Terrace died yesterday while employed by William Grocery and Meat Fair Inc in North Syracuse. A former president of the Foundrymen's Union and Salt City Bowling League, he was a native Syracusan and a parishioner of St. Ann's Church. Services are 8:15 a.m. Monday at Pirro and Sons Funeral Home with a 9 a.m. solemn Mass at St. Ann's. Burial at Assumption Cemetery.
D J Burns 52 of Milwaukee a Syracuse native died yesterday in St Luke Hospital Chicago after a heart attack. He was a district manager for the Railway Express Agency and formerly worked for Wilson Sporting Goods Co. He leaves Virginia Burns a son Steven a daughter Barbara Burns a sister Mrs Margaret McLaughlin Syracuse and a brother Leo E Burns Syracuse Funeral arrangements are complete and contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.
Mrs Mary Dorey widow of James W Dorey died yesterday in St Josephs Hospital She lived in East Syracuse 70 years A communicant of Blessed Sacrament Church and member of its Altar and Rosary Society Also affiliated with Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Surviving are two sons Ronald of DeWitt and Francis and two grandchildren Services 8:30 a m Monday at Delaney and Grenbell Funeral Home East Syracuse and 9 a m at Blessed Sacrament Church Burial in St Marys Cemetery Minea.
Willis E Bass 67 of 225 Rexford Place died Wednesday at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Services will be at 8 30 a m tomorrow at Cummings Funeral Home Clayton and at 9 in St Marys Church Clayton. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
Edward C. Davis 81, ex vice president and business manager of the Enterprise Co publishers of the Beaumont Enterprise and Journal, died after a long illness in Beaumont Texas. The report also notes obituaries for Dr Henry Jordan in Asheboro North Carolina and two New Jersey physicians linked to Lederle Laboratories and Lever Brothers, with details of their careers and deaths.
Mr. Richardson Shelton Richardson aged 67 of 1014 South McBride Street died yesterday at Community General Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Orangeport South Carolina and lived in Syracuse eight years. He was a member of Peoples A M E Zion Church. He leaves Pearl Richardson and three sons among many relatives in Syracuse Chicago New Jersey and Florida with 38 grandchildren. Local arrangements are by Garland Bros Funeral Home. Services and burial in Orangeburg South Carolina tomorrow night.
Representatives of the Council of Independent Parent Organizations and the Syracuse Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met with the Board of Education this week. The press was barred from the session. The agenda included improving communications between teachers, parents and the board.
In late January a snow shortage threatened Pulaski Winter Carnival causing organizers to seek prayers from nine local churches. A two week storm brought 113 inches, carnival events were postponed but later resumed with ice skating, a snowmobile derby, sleigh rides, a Snow Ball and pro races planned for the weekend.
A retro TV guide lists Fort Massacre 1958 with Joel McCrea and Susan Cabot at 5 p.m. on channel 5, King of Kings 1962 at 4:30 p.m. on channel 2, Flight from Asriya 1964 at 9 p.m. on channels 5 and 12, Adam’s Kib 1949 at 9 p.m. on channel 1, An Affair to Remember 1957, Seventh Sword 1960 at 2:30 p.m. on channel 3, A Letter to Three Wives 1943 at 11:30 p.m. on channel 12, Alcatraz Express 1962, The Amazing Transparent Man 1960 at 11:30 p.m. on channel 12, and How I Spent My Summer Vacation 1967 at 11:06 p.m. on channel 18.
The majority of Syracuse's Negro leaders applauded the National Commission on Civil Disturbances report while James A. Tillman condemned it as not original and inconsistent with its findings. Local NAACP figures and clergy supported the report's realistic approach and calls for resources to address root causes of unrest. Tillman then telegrammed Gov. Otto Kerner asserting the report's racism conclusions are patently false.
Tomorrow daytime schedule features Ride Clear of Diablo starring Audie Murphy and Dan Duryea. Young man seeks vengeance for his father and brother and becomes a deputy, followed by other classic films and channel listings with color science fiction and Western themes.
Paul E. Doane 59 formerly of the city died February 20 in Venice California after about 25 years there. Survived by daughter Paula Doane Patricia Maholick of Syracuse two sisters Mrs Pearl Tippett Liverpool and Mrs Doris Fall Camillus a brother Harry Doane Fulton and six grandchildren. Services and burial were in San Gabriel California.
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