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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
11
A jumbled OCR summary of obituaries and funeral notices from a 1916 newspaper page. Names, dates, addresses, church affiliations, and burial details appear in a dense, error-filled block with memorial service times, cemetery locations, and survivor lists interwoven.
Funeral services for Everett J. Sharon 74 of 1347 Geddes Street were planned for 10 am Monday at the Kempt Funeral Home. He died yesterday after a long illness. a native of Stor Ingvilie, he lived in the Syracuse area 42 years and worked for the Railway yess for 40 years until retirement in 1937. Survived by widow Inia Jane Maddock Sharon a daughter Mrs. Denali Render two sons Edward and John Sharon four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Calling hours 7 to 5 today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at the funeral home. Burial in North Water town Cemetery.
Mr. Cochrane age 29 ex Marine dies after five years on a dairy farm in Oswego County. Surviving are his widow and six children. services at Lafayette Funeral Home with burial in Lafayette Cemetery. Donations to Colombian Presbyterian church fund. Also listed are Frederick D Schute a dairy farmer with five daughters and other relatives. services at First Baptist Church Oswego and burial Riverside Cemetery Oswego. Calling hours at Cannell Funeral Home Oswego.
Ronald K Lawrinson a longtime Camden N J dairy executive and SU benefactor died Thursday in Harden Held at 71 He endowed Syracuse University with 440 million for a 21 story men s dormitory Lachinson Hall honors his parents British born Henry and Elizabeth Morris Lawrinson Services set for 3 pm Monday Stretch Funeral Hudstonfield Burial in Madisonfield Calling hours 7 to 9 pm tomorrow
Obituaries honor John T Yoke a retired P B H Moulding Co worker and Carl Bauerlein longtime Syracuse Post Office carrier. Bauerlein WWI veteran linked to American Legion posts, survived by Irene and siblings. Yoke ex gales manager at Allied Chemical in NYC, survived by Mary Gladys and children, service at Goddard Crandall Funeral Home, burial Woodlawn Cemetery.
Virgil O Beede of Texarkana Arkansas died Wednesday. A former employee of Moye Ho IL Franklin Motor Co he served as research engineer and chief at the automotive section of the Chief Ordnance Office in Washington DC. He later joined St Michael's Hospital in Texarkana as administrator before retiring. Survived by Irene Beede his widow and several relatives, funeral services were held in Texarkana.
Frederick A. Curvat 73 of 405 Tioga St. died yesterday at Carousel Living Hospital after a career with BrowldoeChanin Co. Born in Oswego, he lived in Syracuse 46 years. A World War I veteran and former VFW member, he is survived by his widow Kira Mary Kelly Curvat, a son Frederick T. Curvat of Tulsa Oklahoma, a daughter Mrs. Carl Richbern of Richfield N Y, a sister Mrs. Raymond Miller of Oswego, and four grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at Schumacher Fhelan Bros., Mass at St Lucy’s Church Arlington National Cemetery burial. Calling hours today 7-9 and 2-4 7-9.
Two youths pleaded not guilty to third degree burglary in the Christmas Day break in at an Oak Street apartment. Terry Mareiniak, 19, and Raty Luczko, 20, Utica, were released on bail with return set for next week.
Pvt J C William D Cass son of Mr and Mrs Eugene F Cass of 200 Chaffee Ave is serving with the 2nd Battalion nd Marine Division at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base Cuba. The item notes his assignment and parental listing in a local society column.
Readable fragments show names and partial addresses in a local marriage licenses notice. The text lists individuals such as W. Gd Tame Jr and Bernard F. Hrods with accompanying addresses, but many names and details are garbled.
Richard F. Long reports from Washington that Syracuse emerged as a focal point of GOP success after the party won by a large margin. Mayor Walsh credited three core strengths a strong organization, disciplined campaign, and proactive use of the mayoral office to build progress. Hancock and party officials framed the win as proof of Republican appeal to urban voters and pledged coordinated efforts with national leaders to extend the momentum.
Virginia P Johnson of North Syracuse resigns from the Republican Committee citing time demands and internal disagreements. The move follows Hillers being named to succeed her husband as committee member and occurs amid ongoing party leadership tensions at the town level.
Incomplete reading notes describe a Friday schedule fragment and scattered names Adele Gavtee Poricoe Fell Caml with evident OCR errors. The readable items include references to weeks and a barter mention, but no coherent event or outcome is clear from the fragment.
A large Baldwinsville gathering marked the 14th annual Scouting banquet featuring Thomas Monday and Taft Flatagan among attendees. Leaders and volunteers from First Quermier Calvary Chapel Wood, Gold and Silver Arcos Methodist Church Ontario and more celebrated Webelos, Bear and Wolf awards, with Den Chiefs and Pack 233, Pack 289, and Troop 158 recognized for merit badges and leadership.
Mrs Floronen Edam Schmidt age 43 of Liverpool dies after a short illness while a 40 year resident. She was a member of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and mother of three sons and five daughters. Services Monday at Maueer Funeral Home Liverpool with burial at Liverpen Cemetery. Viewing hours today and tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names, places, and dates resembling a birth and social notes section. It mentions individuals such as Gertie Jef, Pearl Bracuse, Elmer, Betsy, Camillus, and Ben, with scattered dates like February and March. Sparse details indicate a dated community register rather than a linked narrative event.
American Legion Post 6B at 10 Academy Ave hosts an open house on March 12 at 9 p.m. Tonnie T's Trin will provide music for dancing, inviting local residents and youths aged 14 and older to attend.
Mrs Alice Jacobs of Miami Beach Florida wife of Jules Jacobs died yesterday in Miami Beach. Born in Syracuse she lived in Miami forty years. Surviving besides her husband are a band of relatives including brother Arthur Silver of Syracuse and two sisters Mrs Maria Kassel of Syracuse and Mrs Sallie List of New York City. Will be at 11 Monday at the Barnbaum Funeral Home Rabbi Benjamin Friedmann officiating. Burial will be in Wooldawn Cemetery.
Rain and showers blanket the Pacific Northwest with colder air moving across the eastern third of the nation. Snow piles up in the Northern Plateau, Great Lakes, and northern New England as conditions shift.
Forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with a cooler turn tonight and tomorrow. Low temps in the upper 20s, high around 30s. Winds west to southwest at 15 to 20 mph. Record highs and lows stated for today with prior date references. humidity near 79 percent. Thruway information line provided at 1103 8635.
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