Horton Funeral Mass Sung by Son
A solemn Mass for E. C. Horton was held at home with son leading the service. Numerous priests including Rev. Pau con Rev. Pa sa28 and Father Lutz conducted committal rites at Assumption Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Horton
Son
Pau
Sumeacon
AL Pfoerv
Bsr Howard
David Curram
Thomas Sgrisco
Robert Dillon
Soren
Canfield
Jose Noid
Ferdinand Harrala
George E. Arseneau
Willam Clark
James Callachan
Robert Redds
Vincen Mayer
Malachy White
Alfred Goulet
Charles Stuczko
J. M. Pieeck
Louis Waters
Phiip Meaney
Jeremiah McCarthy
Robert Hall
Edward Beavie
Frederick Prevost
John Butler
John Carer
Paul Keefe
John
Daniel E. Lawler
Father Lutz
Assumption Cemetery
Battery Gets $26 Charge in Court
Harris W. Lewine of 7306 Irving Cv was charged 26 in Trane Court for charging a battery. Patrolman Donald Fozari stopped him in the 700 block of S Clinton Jr for no lights and no car registration. He told Judge Truman H. Preston the 1936 car had no license and was to be sold. fined 25 for unregistered vehicle and for no taillights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris W. Lewine
Irving Cv
Trane
Donald Fozari
Lewine
S. Clinton Jr
Truman H. Preston
Col. E F Chiarulli Named Hospital Commanding Officer
Syracuse physician and surgeon Eugene F. Chiarulli has been named commanding officer of the 13635th Training Station Hospital, ORC, with headquarters in Syracuse. Maj. Gen. Lawrence C. Jaynes announced the appointment. Chiarulli, a World War II flight surgeon with 61 months of service, is a Syracuse native and Syracuse University College of Medicine graduate. He resides at 3064 Prospect Ave with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
Eugene FE. Chiarulli
Syracuse
Organized Reserve Corps
Lawrence C. Jaynes
New York- New Jersey Artiuary
First Armor
Col
Chiarulli
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Onendaren County Medical Society
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
Prospect Av
Watch Thief Pleads Case and Is Convicted
Arthur Brown aged 37 of 515 Washington Street was found guilty of petit larceny for stealing four watches. He was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary by Judge William H. Bamerick after pleading his case in Police Court. The theft involved watches valued at about 380 taken from Carroll Hounder of Clay and occurred after a car accident incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Washington St
Onondaga Penitentiary
William H. Bamerick
Brown
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Col. E. EF. Chiarulli
Hospital
C.C
WatchThief
Rees
Saat
PT MO
Scallopaire
Bates Picelay
Crisp Bates Picelay
Charmer
Lucy Charmer
Chambray
Grey
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