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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1941
Page
7
Beaths wired brief thank you card reads in memoriam notices and acknowledgments. Residents express appreciation for support and condolences in a concise message noting remembrance and gratitude.
In memoriam notices honor Shea and Carol with memories and condolences from family. The fragment lists funeral directors and florists including Wall er Granite Co Monuments Arthur Judd Funeral, Edwards Floral Shop, and special arrangements for departed loved ones, with contact numbers for local services.
Dr David Shaw Duncan 64 long serving Chancellor of Denver University died last night in Denver. Other notices list Worthington Ford 33 former Congressional Library chief of manuscript division at sea from Lisbon. Joan Pitts Sanborn 61 NY World Telegram music critic found dead in Greenwich Village apartment. Alexander McNab 60 inventor and naval engineer killed in Tex train accident. Oswald C Mer ing 67 editor of Delta Kappa Epsilon Quarterly after brief illness. Leo J Rog ers 44 mayor of Trenton died of internal hemorrhage. Charles V Waters 73 former Philadelphia newspaperman after heart attack. Herman Heminger 73 Findlay Publishing president after heart ailment.
Death notices from the Syracuse area include James W. Ackerman 72 Pillar Point Miss Clara Butler 74 Chestnut Midge Mas Jane Judd 78 Water town John Hutchinson 0 Heuvelston Mrs Jennie E Powers Brothers Matcy 3 ignuien H Eggleston 65 Ant Frank E Evans 72 Norwich James L Blanchard 82 Smyrna Mrs Wilhelmina Gildner 84 Auburn Mrs Mary A Livingston 86 Ira Mrs Ward A Moulton 68 Phoenix Daniel F Sheehan Cayuga Burt E Hall 65 Camden oan A Cooper 82 Oneida George L Barnes 73 Oswego Fred s R Wood 73 Port Ontario.
Multiple death notices and funeral details from Saint Peters and nearby towns, listing individuals such as Mrs. Dunes B. Rounds, Barnes Tranlex, Abs. Carl Schaefer, Mrs. Anna Fairchild Tibbals, Edmund P. Robinson, Frank Holmes, and Goimes. Details include churches, mass and burial sites, service times, survivors, and burial locations, with associated reverends and family names.
Charles Ray Oldfield of 2638 South Salina Street age 57 died Saturday after several weeks illness Born in Phoenix he lived in Syracuse 50 years Survived by wife Edith Morrison Oldfield a son John Oldfield a daughter Margaret Oldfield mother Jennie Oldfield of Nedrow two brothers Richard Oldfield Syracuse and Rollinceeid Wisconsin two sisters Mrs Clyde Redick of Syracuse and Mrs Richard Evans of Manlius Services 2 PM Tuesday at A C Schaumacher memorial home with Rev W H Flaxington of Ran Hill Methodist Church. Interment in Onondaga Valley Cemetery.
A solemn high mass of requiem for Mrs Ellen Hanlon who died Tuesday was celebrated at 9 36 AM Friday at Saint Vincent de Paul Church by Rev Martin Watley assisted by Rev Thomas Murphy as deacon and Rev Albert Goulet as subdeacon Burial was in Assumption Cemetery with attendees Robert Egan Patrick Hanlon Joseph Walters Edward Casey Matthew Caffrey and Thomas Levans.
Bearers at the funeral Friday for Mrs. Jessie Noyes Sherman included Charles H. Ralph Sr and Jr, Frederick Romanovosky, Marvin Brooks, Harold Spicer, and Clarence Reinhardt. The Rev. H. S. Swales and Rev. Alfred Taylor officiated at the T. William O'Neill funeral home. Burial followed in Onondaga Valley Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary A. Blanding obituary appears amid Seattle blackout coverage. The city conducted a 15 minute lights out test with 30 200 residents participating in a patriotic display. Maj. Gen. Currys praised volunteers and orderly conduct, noting only minor incidents and no major hazards.
Mrs Mary McSweeney wife of men of 359 Park Crescent Harney died in the hospital after five years of illness. Funeral arrangements pending at Immaculate Conception Funeral Home 63 North Sixth Street. Survived by her husband two children Mary and John and several grandchildren and nieces and nephews all of Syracuse.
Mrs. Edward C. Petrie, 63, wife of a retired Presbyterian minister, was found with a carved knife in her hand in a hillside thicket near Solebury. Coroner H. Claxton Moyer ruled death by own action. Her son John, a Yale senior, faced possible draft. Neighbors, state police and farmers had searched the area overnight after her disappearance. Mr Petrie had moved the family from Cooperstown, New York, to Solebury last summer.
Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Monday for F W Burkett 42 a draftsman at Brown Lipe Chapin dies of heart attack Friday at the plant in Syracuse Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Warners Rev Harold Clark Eastwood Baptist Church will officiate He was born in Altoona Pa and moved to Syracuse 14 years ago Survived by wife Frances Post Suit a son Carl R Burkett a daughter Barbara A Burkett his mother Mrs Maude Burkett of Altoona a sister Mrs Harper Prices Greensburg Pa and a brother Dr Gordon Burkett of Altoona
Rita Rizk 25 of Utica was killed after falling from a ninth-floor Gary State Bank Building window to a second-floor roof. Relatives said she had a nervous illness. Police found a note from her husband Sailom Rizk, a lecturer, claiming he had lost her war. She left behind a 10‑month‑old child. her parents said they planned to locate the husband in Girard, Ohio, where he lectured.
Harry Koons, 12 months four months, 32, of 2281 Milton Avenue, died Saturday of rheumatic endocarditis at Crouse Irving Hospital after more than three months as a patient. He lived with grandmother Mrs Katherine Stanton at the Milton Avenue address and was a pupil at Boyd School Solvay. Body released to C C Carrell funeral home and funeral arrangements pending.
Spanish composer Jose Serrano died in Madrid on March 8. Born in Sueca Valencia province in 1873 to a musician, he moved to Madrid as a youth and worked with orchestras before gaining stature as a composer. He formed a long collaboration with lyricist Quintero for many works.
Schenectady on March 3 reports William M. Thelen a 70 year old resident killed when struck by an automobile while walking along a suburban road authorities said.
Washington in March reports a survey by the Commissioner of Education, accepted by the War and Navy Departments, calling for 120,700 children at Army posts and naval bases to have school spaces and 223,707 more off-reservation. War Secretary Stimson and Acting Navy Secretary Forrestal urged Congress to share emergency school costs, tied to a $130,600,000 national appropriation for defense-related community facilities. Federal funds would cover sites, buildings, equipment, and transport, plus salaries for about 13,000 teachers, with state local officials applying to the Federal Office of Education for plans and control.
James B. McNamara, once known as the Dynamiter for the 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing that killed 21, died in San Quentin Prison today at age 59 while serving a life sentence.
State insurance officials announced the list of four persons who qualified as accident and health insurance agents at examinations held February 20 in Syracuse. The successful candidates are James H. Damico, Charles F. Keller, Frank T. Miller and Harold C. Thayer.
Former King Carol I of Romania, in exile in Lisbon, thanks Portugal and the American public for asylum and sympathy. In a formal interview at Augusto Lopes Idolo’s Lisbon home, he discusses rest, reads plans, and praises press as he maintains dignity amid recent upheaval and the loss of his companion Xingda Lupescu.
Mexico City authorities impose penalties on matadors who fail to kill bulls promptly. Lorenzo Garza, famed as “the magnificent,” risks jail up to 35 days, fines up to 3000 pesos, and a ring ban after a recent subpar performance. Garza returns to the arena hoping to redeem his career by dispatching three bulls.
A dense classified list of used cars from various dealers and private sellers in Syracuse including 1929 Buick 41 coupe, 1939 Oldsmobile 30 sedan, 1937 Pontiac sedan, 1932 Chevrolet Deluxe, 1938 Plymouth Deluxe, 1937 Pontiac, 1935 Terraplane, 1933 Buick, 1936 Dodge, and more. Prices range from a few hundred to under a thousand dollars with notes on condition, features like heaters, radios, and tires, plus contact details for J. F. OConnor Inc, Emden Berryhill Motors, Cohen & Iggleston, and others.
In Onondaga County Syracuse Savings Bank sues Jane Hinnes and Edna S. Smith among others for foreclosure. Referees Arthur Mead and Lafayette Costello will auction parcels in Syracuse on March 12 and March 17, 1941. Auctions to occur at the lower irons lobby and the front lobby of the Onondaga County Court House respectively. Parcel details include a Syracuse lot on Almond Street and a Westminster Tract lot on Ackerman Avenue with frontages of 33 and 40 feet respectively.
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