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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
10
A jumble of obituary notices from March list many individuals including Mrs. Helen Barnes Manley Mrs. Eileen Barnes Manley and Mrs. Frances Chast. Services are held at various funeral homes and cemeteries with dates March and times including 2 pm and 7 pm. Burial locations include Park Cemetery Cortland Woodlawn and Prospect Avenue.
In Alemoriam verses a card pays tribute to Thanis, honoring memory and offering solemn notes of remembrance. The brief notice situates the subject within Afemoriam tradition, reflecting the mournful tone and respectful homage typical of such tributes.
Death notices list Charles C Cushing yachtman Allison Armour Brig Gen William Mitchell Rev James French Henry Lamb Howard Pedrick among notable figures. Locations include Boston New York South Bend White Plains State College and Philadelphia with ages and brief identifiers.
Obituaries and funeral notices list William J. Bob enralsen and others. Services and burial sites are noted for Wil a m J. Soben mausen and James Fonehouse, with churches, cemeteries, dates, and addresses in Syracuse area.
Margaret Furco 34 a native of Italy and Syracuse resident for 51 years died Friday morning at Syracuse General Hospital after a short illness. Survived by husband Michael A. Furco a son James V. Furco two grandchildren and eight brothers funeral set for Saint Peter's Church with high mass of requiem at 8 45. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery.
Airs Wilhelmina Gildner 87 widow of Henry Gildner and former Liverpool resident died Friday morning at her daughter Mrs Charles H Fairchild 259 East Genesee Street Auburn. Native of Germany she left Liverpool for Auburn ten years ago. Surviving daughter grandson Howard N Fairchild Ithaca and several nieces and nephews. Private services Sunday at 3 P M in G H Maurer funeral home Liverpool conducted by Rev J Taylor of Liverpool Presbyterian Church. Burial in Liverpool.
Obituary notices for Rufus H Hobbs of Taunton Onondaga a retired confectionery salesman who died Thursday at home. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at A R Holton Funeral Home Geddes Congregational Church burial in Warners. Survived by wife two daughters five grandchildren.
Fellow classmates from Mattydale School will serve as bearers at the funeral for Donald A. Price 10 son of Edward and Mrs Price of Stop 1 Brewerton Road who died after a Wednesday night automobile accident Prayer services will be held at 2 P.M. at the home with rites at Mattydale Evangelical Church half an hour later The Rev James Howsare will officiate Burial is scheduled for North Syracuse Cemetery.
Mrs Jennie Jacobson Smith widow of James L Smith died Thursday. Last rites to be held at the local church with pallbearers and a brief procession through town.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at the home of the Rev. rector of Grace Church. Bearers include Morris Robme LaRond John and Charles McDonald. Burial at Morningside Cemetery.
Funeral services marked the mass at Saint Joseph's Church Liverpool for Anthony Sapair of R D 1 Liverpool who died Tuesday at Crouse Irving Hospital. Rev Thomas Kellett presided with committal at St Agnes Cemetery. Bearers included Clarence Wolcik Ray mond Wolcik Howard LaFleur Joseph Foreman and Mrs Jennie F Brothers.
Services for Mrs. Bridget Hutchinson were held at the daughter's home at 204 North Avery Avenue and Saint Patrick's Church. The mass was a solemn high requiem with Father Hurley as subdeacon and burial at St. Agnes' Cemetery. Bearers named were Pierce Barrett Louis Delong John Quinn Ormond Snyder Edward Grant and Frank Keough.
The funeral for Mrs Mary H Finkbeiner 72 wife of Charles Finkbeiner will be held Thursday following her death on Thursday in her home town.
Funeral services planned at 250 A S St Brondlay and 9 o'clock at Mast Holy Posary Church with burial at St Mar Eatery. Mrs Einkheimer, longtime Utica resident who died in Syracuse after 60 years, survived by husband Carl Finkbeiner two sons George Finkbeiner Somgrinde and Miss Gertrude Hamburser of Utica and four grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte G. Scheninger widow of John A. Scheninger former alderman and Fourth Ward assessor will be held Monday at 10 A. M. at her Butternut Street home Rev. C. Bertram will officiate burial follows at Calvary Episcopal Church Woodlawn Cemetery She was 69 and a longtime officer in Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary 16 Past Relief Corps 20 and attended Calvary Church Survived by daughter Mrs Marvin W. Goodrich four sisters and several near relatives includes Mrs Amelia Leclen Oneida Elizabeth Orth Catherine Amaus Anna Raab and others.
Last rites set for Leo Francis who died after a fall on church steps. Service at 2 PM Saturday at Cornell Clement Greenleaf funeral home led by F L Monk of the Pentecostal Association. Burial in Loomis Hill Cemetery. Francis used the name Father Lee Franckc von Havy den and wore clerical garb. Cathedral priests say no ties to Syracuse Diocese. investigators suspect religious obsession. He had lived five weeks at a convalescent home operated by Mrs Viola Donnelly at 448 Seymour Street.
Funeral services for Daniel J Griffin a 36 year old linotype operator for The Syracuse Herald Journal will be held from his Oswego home at 285 West Third Street at 9 AM tomorrow and at 9 30 AM in St Johns Church Burial will be in St Peters Cemetery
In the Syracuse area several local notices indicate deaths of Mary Eddy 88 Theresa William H Eggleston 65 Theresa Mrs Sarah Fults 68 Watertown Fred M Yando 74 Malone Mrs Fred C Goutremont 64 Carthage Mrs Henry Noblett 18 Carthage Mrs Margaret Ripley 60 Cortland James Richardson 76 Locke Edward Marsh 38 Oneida Albert D Watkins 60 Oswego Henry J Fegley 59 Waterloo Catherine Thomas Auburn Mrs Clara King Auburn Harold B Knight Auburn Mrs Sphena Lambkin 94 Mexic Simeon Van Deusen 83 Perryville.
Julian Ettinge a noted actor and female impersonator died today in New York after a brief illness kidney ailment caused his death. Born William Dalton in Newtonville Massachusetts he trained in several cities and began on stage in Mr Wix of Wickham later entering vaudeville and Broadway shows for over two decades with screen and concert appearances.
Mrs Adelbert Haight, widow of Adelbert Haight, funeral held in Pine Plains. Attending were Harold H Haight and Jeanette Haight of Syracuse and family members including Lyndon A Haight of Auburn and Mrs William Shaffner of White Plains. Survived by husband, two sons, a daughter, and three grandchildren.
Robert K. Atkinson, former educational secretary of the Boys' Clubs of Amelia and NYU educator, addressed the Rotary Club urging guiding boys toward constructive outlets. He warned that without opportunities for social contact and skill development boys may seek destructive paths, stressing parental and community duty to support church and social agencies.
Marriage licenses issued for Michael Maglione of 12 Ash Street and Anna Casamana. James Frank Tully of 9212 Grenwood Avenue and Dorothy May Simpkins of 330 Buckingham Avenue.
Two high school principals, John C. Donahue of Vocational High and Bernard O. Larsen of Apprentice Training, were drafted for jury duty after a venire shortage. They later served on the panel that acquitted George Nalenack of a third degree assault charge brought by Mrs. Ida Holland. Judge Homer V. Walsh had Patrolman Louis Snow recruit extras from the street.
The text references nine years of research claiming that gargling Listerine Antiseptic twice daily reduced cold occurrences. It mentions a study finding fewer colds among those who used the product regularly. The phrasing appears promotional and lacks full context or data.
Mrs. Mary B. Hillsinger was bitten on the right cheek by a dog while visiting a friend. She received first aid from a doctor yesterday afternoon. Patrolman Bernard Busch advised keeping the dog confined for 10 days.
Mr and Mrs Ralph C Bryden Onondaga Hill welcomed a son in March. Mr and Mrs Floyd G Sedgwick Midland Avenue welcomed a son on March 2. Mr and Mrs John F Rieth Richardson Avenue welcomed a daughter on March 4. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bovalino North Wilbur Avenue welcomed a son on March 3.
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