Bankruptcy Action Ruled Out by Court
In a bankruptcy court ruling Judge Frederick H. Bryant confirmed the trustees report for Cannire Furniture Corp. The firm had assets about 13 000 and liabilities around 20 000. Trustees Bernard B. Givens and Ernest W. Stauber, with Ralph Shullman as counsel, faced criticism for their handling of the reorganization effort, with the court noting the case should not have proceeded under the pre Chandler Act provisions. The judge approved limited out-of-pocket expenses and authorized a $200 attorney fee to the trustee’s attorney, while indicating liquidation may have yielded better creditor returns. Continuous reimbursement requests were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnize' South
de Furniture Corporation
Warren Street
Frederick H. Bryant
Rave Cred- Kore
Cannire Furniture Corporation
Reorgany Senton
Stetion
Bernard B. Givens
Ernest HW. Stauber
Ralph Shullman
Brennt
Saulman Stim
Bryant Wrew
Tia
Bryant
Licht
Late Dr Betts Observed in Memorial Service at Betts Memorial
Observing the 82nd birthday anniversary of the late Rev. Dr Frederick W Betts parishioners of Betts Memorial Universalist Church held a memorial service last night Olver secretary of the Family Society was principal speaker He praised Dr Betts service as pastor of the church president of the Syracuse Red Cross and organizer of aid for crippled children Mrs Thomas McBride presided over arrangements A parish dinner followed with Miss Alice McBride and Russell McCallum singing My Ain Countree.
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Yate
Frederick W. Betts
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
Olver
Family Society
Betts
Fred Betts
Syracuse
Alice McBride
Russell McCallum
Dr. Betts
Missing Angora kitten appeal issued by Strehl girl
Bev axly Strehl, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stran of 132 Hudson Street, issues an appeal for the revarn of her grey and white Angora kitten missing since Bunday. The 13.9 month old animal remains unfound.
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Qik
Bevaxly Strehl
Frank Stran
Hudson Street
Jury Completes Trial for Auburn Prison Inmate
The Auburn Prison inmate Harry Saunders faces first degree manslaughter charges in Cayuga County Court. A delayed trial began after difficulties filling a juror panel, with witnesses including two fellow inmates testifying about the incident at a cabinet shop where George MacDonald died from a base of skull fracture.
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Auburn
Harry Saunders
Kennard Undersood
Cayuga County
F. B. Godfrey
Frst
Crawford Thrawn
Orville Kimball
Georges MacDonald
Brown
MacDonald
Harry Sanders
Theodore 3. Coburn
Oswego Onondaga Boundary Becomes Suit Factor
Justice Smith signs order adding Oswego and Onondaga counties as defendants in a boundary dispute over the low water mark on the south shore of Oneida Lake. Bruce L. King claims the dock built in 1905 lies within his property. John H. Gage argues the dock sits on artificial land and is Oswego County property. Attorneys include Randell Tarrington and William Gallagher for Gage and George W. and Taylor B. Sugarman for King.
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Oswego
Onondaga
Edward 3. Smith
Watertown
John H. Gage
South Bay
Bruce L. King
West Adams Street
Oneida Lake
Oswego County
Syracuse
Tn South Bay
Gage
Ocwege County
Votlom
Runtell
Tiarrington
Willian Gallagher
George W. S
Tayid B. Sugarman
Priest Takes Vows in Rome
James Woulfe of Syracuse and 15 other American students were ordained priests today at the North American College in Rome. Rev Ralph L. Hayes presided. Meanwhile Dewitt Shanley of Dewitt has been missing from his home since March 4, with his brother reporting the case to detectives.
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Bpetial
Rome
James Woulfe
Syracuse
Colege
Ralph L. Hayes
James Edward Woulfe
James P. Stouite
Mill Street
Port Dickinson
Dewitt Shanley
Prospect Avenue
Jacob Schmidt
Mead Shanley
Goo James Street
Milk Agency Groups Aids Five Cent Milk Plan
A telegraph from Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace notes that the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers and a producer committee will work with Federal and New York authorities to supply five cent milk to relief families in New York City. The plan seeks cooperation to distribute milk for relief at five cents a quart while ensuring producers receive better returns on surplus milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers
Fis
Urate
Wallace
Grand Jury Lets New Members Join Penitentiary Panel
Seven new grand jurors were chosen to fill vacancies after a special panel session and inspection tour at Jamesville Penitentiary. The order for drawing the panel was signed by Justice Henry J. Kimball. Names include Maurice J. Dewe, Liam Di Elridge, Harry A. Gilcher, Andrew Hoffman, Sean C. Klock, Raymond L. Wood, and Loretta C Salisburry, with one woman among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allness
Jamesville Penitentia
Ralph H. Wheeler
Tully
Henry J. Kimball
Maurice J. Dewe
Farmer
Syracuse M. D
G O P Woman Urged To Aid Victory Effort In Syracuse
Miss Lowrie Gerry of Buffalo, state chairman of Republican women, urged Syracuse Republican women to rally to elect Republicans in the 1920 national election. Speaking at the Denison Building, she warned the country’s precarious position and asked women to work in church and club groups to reach independents.
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G.O.P
Syracuse
Lowrie ‘Gerry
Buffalo
Chaiman
School of Poli
Denison
Auss Gerry
Onondaga County Womcen
Republican Club
School of Politics
Letters Granted In Dolan Estate
Letters of administration granted by Surrogate John W Sadler to heirs of Jot TL Dolan who died January 20 in Shaneathaneateles An estate valued at STAHO with heirs William H Dolan Frank S Dolan and sister Sire D Tobin. Also James C and Thomas H Donnelly granted letters of administration by their mother Mrs Bridgett Donnelly. Administration granted on creditor petition to Chester FL Eston Fayetteville funeral director on the $2,500 estate set by Daniel A Field. Heirs include two sisters in Canada and two brokers in England.
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Dolan
John W. Sadler
Shaneathaneateles
Mr. Dolan
William H
Frank S
Sire D. Tobin
James C
Thomas H. Don
Nelly
Lelters
Bridgett
Donnelly
Chester FL Eston
Fayetteville
Daniel A. Field
Canada
England
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Auburn Prison
Oswego-Onondaga
Milk Agency Group
Rer
Uldew Ee
Cal
Silver Fox
Raccoon
Yarmot
Pony
Hudson
Skunk
Kidskin
Persiar
Lamb
Inuma
Byaz
Blur
Scottie Purse
Goracul Kid
Henson
House of Beautiful Furs
Salina Street
Denbty Leverna
Aia
OLD Drum
Taitimors
Acavent
Calvert Dissillert Corporation
New York City
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