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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
8
An obituary notice from Franoecr tas RYA details the death of Agnes TSCUAN daughter of Rose Ryan, with funeral arrangements from Braths Bava FeTVicep H Cheaper and interment to be arranged by Van Dyre Archibald funeral directors at 1524 Ste avo morning.
Fragmentary death record from Ames area. Readable names and details are missing. text shows scattered letters and mistyped words, offering little verifiable information about a person or burial details.
Obituary notices describe deaths and funeral arrangements for Edmund Syrnae, Arthur Scofield, Doner, and Agnes Cemet in Syracuse area. Survivors include multiple children and spouses across Bridgeport East Syracuse Kirkville Houston and Syracuse. Last rites set for Saturday and Monday at local churches and homes with services planned in Aggnes Cemetery.
Navy father seeks aid for his adult son listed in the advertisement. The notice presents a personal appeal with minimal contextual details and a request for contact.
Katherine Firnstein died Thursday afternoon at her home. She was a member of LCBA 269 attached to Pocahontas Council. Surviving: husband Firnstein two sons J mm and George T. father John Get ing two grandsons Theodore T l and Paul K a granddaughter Joyce Ann Picard of Baldwinsville s Mrs Martin Johnson Bowen Mrs Francis Mrs C LaChance of Albany and two brothers Joseph of Toledo and George Gedling of Syracuse. Funeral services 9 A M Saturday at Welter funeral home and a ca 80 AL MS in Holy Trinity Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Death notices list several individuals with ages and locations including Mrs C Winlired Con Asiea Venanzio Di Benedetto G Roz Cambricce TRE Rev Henry W Bell Henry M Kelley G Garranc and more. In Ann Arbor Medause Langevin 29 Munising died at University of Michigan Hospital after admission March 1 weighing over 600 pounds. Announcements include monuments by Karl Lutz Monument Co and Waller Granite Co with addresses.
Robert Plunkett, 60, of Be Yee 2 Sel, died in a local incident at a hanger. Authorities described the event as accidental with ongoing investigations. Friends recall him as a longtime resident and metalworker.
An obituary notes Mrs G E Bausch died at the home of her daughter in an apparent family gathering. The notice mentions relatives including George Bausch and others, with details obscured by the OCR. The service and exact dates are not clearly stated in the readable text.
A. B. Van Dyke, long time Syracuse resident and former display advertising member of the Syracuse Herald Journal, dies at his Midland Avenue home. Survived by four sons and several daughters. wife Carrie J. Van Dyke predeceased him. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at McAhintar Funeral Home.
John Archue Barrett, 87, a leading expert on American law in British courts, died in Leeds after a lingering illness. Born in the United States, Barrett studied at the College of the City of New York and Yale, practiced in New York City before moving to Great Britain in 1901.
The death of Sir Elly Ponds Kadoorie a financier and philanthropist was announced in London. Born in 1867 in Baghdad he built a vast fortune in the Far East and donated millions to schools and hospitals worldwide. His collection of ivory and jade carvings was highly regarded.
Funeral services for John Marcus Davis former president of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad will be held at 11 A.M. tomorrow in St James Protestant Episcopal Church here followed by burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Obituary notices list Dr George Washington Post 59 president of Illinois State Medical Society and surgery professor at University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago. Also James L Record 86 Minneapolis Moline Power chairman. Harold R Wake 53 Montreal secretary of Aluminum Company of Canada.
A draft outline indicates Maer Kennedy will receive a postwar planning report in April. The document discusses national and local recovery efforts, with references to civic committees and key figures guiding the process and assessing ongoing projects.
The obituary-like note references the estate of Mrs Abbott with mentions of Bald Fawk Tan and Surrogate Somorhing. It notes property ownership by Mrs Tiv and Warren J Anboty, inheritance elements, mortgages and bank accounts, and various misread names.
The firm at 1 West Genesee Street marked its 42nd anniversary with a noon party for management and employees. General manager I. J. Elman announced the event and noted the company, a major local military clothing manufacturer, has produced over 500 000 items annually in the last four years.
Willis Cole of Norwich reports 39 cases of liquor were removed from a parked truck at Stokey Motor Express Company on 112 Plum Street. Detectives R Cook and John Klotz were told the theft occurred overnight and was not noticed until the truck was unloaded today.
The Justice Department announced a second denaturalization suit filed today in San Juan Puerto Rico. The defendant Alfonso Rosselli Go mez a former Falange member in Puerto Rico is named, following a prior suit filed February 21 against Isidor Combe Fernandez also described as a former Falangist.
Mrs Leila Baskey and Miss Ruby Green and Miss LaSalle Carpenter head for Fort Oglethorpe Ga to begin basic war training. Other recruits noted include Miss Betty Russell Miss Virginia Graves Miss Dorothy Cate and Mrs Gladys Erling awaiting orders. Yeoman third class Josephine Mondo graduates Coast Guard yeoman school in Palm Beach and will report to New York City. Sgt Eleanor Seastrand earns Good Conduct Medal while stationed at Stark General Hospital Charleston.
Prof A E Johnson from Syracuse University will speak to the Poetry Group at the Museum of Fine Arts on Friday night at 8 o'clock about An Approach to Reality. A Townsend club rally in the 35th District is planned for tomorrow in Kanatenah clubrooms with meat pie supper from 5 30 to 7 30 and screenings of The Spirit of Finland by Willis Bugbee.
Dr. M S Dooley of Syracuse University will address the Unitarian Women's Alliance on Wednesday afternoon at May Memorial Unitarian Church. The talk titled Drugs Are Ammunition will discuss how the war has altered drug demand in the United States and other nations and identify drugs in shorter supply. Since 1917 Dooley has taught pharmacology at Syracuse University College of Medicine.
Acting Fire Marshal Capt. Sloan City Engineer Pitts and Mayor Kennedy will inspect Nottingham High School gym this week to address lack of fire escapes cited by the Nottingham Parent Teachers Association. The group, led by Irving Davis William Gale and Earle Drake, says the gym cannot be used for recreation without compliant exits to meet public assembly rules.
Chancellor William P. Tolley of Syracuse University urged Cortland business leaders to restore faith in themselves and plan locally for the postwar future. He warned that a Washington network could intrude on private life unless grass roots community planning counters it. He emphasized individual action to shape the future of families and churches.
Mrs B Jam Whitnes, a counselor at Eastwood High, addressed the Zonta Club at the Hotel Syracuse dinner. Irene Greenlay led the meeting as Grace Hodge reported on Youth in a World at War. a war loan drive showed Zonta bonds sold totaling 5239.80. Whitney urged action against juvenile delinquency, quoting reports on arrests and crimes, and called for schools to be the base for prevention while stressing moral responsibility and civic vision for America's youth.
Fire Chief George C. Winter assisted Syracuse police in recovering a stolen truck belonging to Sid Cooper of 134 James Street within 40 minutes. While driving on Butternut Street he heard the broadcast and spotted the vehicle abandoned at James Street and Grove Street near City Hall, then notified police.
A reader letter extols Kellogg's All Bran as a gentle regulating food that improves constipation by supplying cellulosic elements for friendly colonic flora. The letter claims mixed usage with other cereals and muffins and urges readers to insist on genuine All Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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