Warriage Licenses Published for Multiple New York Area Couples
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to George J. Bkaltecs of Salina Street 1501 MN and Lillian C. Palmer of North Syracuse. Gordon H. Parsons of 1013 N. McBride Street and Marion C. ilmack of Elbridge. Anneth V. Jones of 203 Ash Street and ols A. Helbler of Norwalk Connecticut. Paul A. Gilberg of 304 Rae Place and Julia B. Hicks of 623 University Avenue. Richard E. Briere of 172 Harrison Street and Lottle M. Roberts of East Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Bkaltecs
Salina St
Lillian C. Palmer
North
Syracuse
Gordon H. Parsons
N. McBride St
Marion C
Elbridge
Anneth V. Jones
Ash St
Ols
Richard E. Briere
Harrison St. Lottle M, Roberts
East
Ruptured Men Gift Trial Truss From Kansas City Ad
Advertisement offering a 30 day trial of a $3.50 truss for rupture aid. Claims inconspicuous design without leg straps or springs and invites readers to request a descriptive circular from Physician's Appliance Company at 6968 Koch Bldg, 2906 Main, Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physician’s Appliance Company
Koch Bidg
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
Amended U.K. salary plan grants city executives raises
The Board of Estimate approved adjustments to a four year executive salary plan for the city. It raises department heads and first deputies with Group I topping at 12 000 and Group II at 10 000. Longevity and cost of living bonuses are dropped. First deputies get 75 percent of their supervisor’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fevnal
Board of Estimate
Laurence J. O’ Toole
Municipal Research Bureau
Board ‘of Estimate
Méad
Joseph Bourke
George H. BeG‘ford
William A. Barry
Sergei N. Grimm
City F Planning Commission
Bedford
Barry
Grimm
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
George Waite
Contract and Purchase
Edward Apps
Waite
Mead
Kavanaugh
Land Apps
Fred G. Arnold
George J. Driscoll
Irom
Charles Stanton
Potter W. Kelix
Ainises
Benjamin Gingold
O'Toole
Francis Ferran
Asa
Memorial Day Parade Clash Between Groups Grow
The Memorial Association of Syracuse and Onondaga County denounces the Armed Forces Committee plan to switch Memorial Day events to Armed Forces Day on May 21. The association, with 67 member groups, warns the shift could erode Memorial Day support for about 20 000 residents. Officials say a meeting was upcoming to discuss the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Association of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Armed Forces Committee
Memorial Association
Paul Steinberg
James J. McHale
Herald- Journal
Syracuse Armed Forces Committee
Collin P. Williams
Armed Forces
Furnace Fire Damages Home in Lakeside
Firefighters were called to a Lakeside home where a furnace caused a blaze. Miles Sabine, awakened by smoke, escaped with his wife and children to a neighbor's house before the fire was confined to oil on the floor. Chief William Yager reported smoke damage but the home survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Miles Sabine
Kirk Rd
Teas
Camus
William Yager
Sabine
Amoke
Yager
Bishop Foery Invests 11 St. Francis Novices
The Most Rev Walter A Foery bishop of Syracuse invested 11 young women in the habit of St Francis at a 9 AM investiture in the Convent Chapel of the Franciscan Motherhouse Court Street The Rt Rev Msgr Robert E Dillon attended The ceremony included Mass offered by Msgr Canfield and the postulants received their religious names Janet Anne Carbery was among the Syracusan novices others hailed from East Syracuse Brewerton Binghamton Albany Camden Burlington Hoboken Riverside N J and Honolulu T H through a formal rite of taking the habit and renunciation of worldly attire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Dillon
Kathleen Anne Dunn
Margaret Joseph
Binghamton
St. Francis
Janet Anne Carbery
James Michael
Herkimer St
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Court St
St. Francis of Assisi
James Car- Bery
Alice Car
Mary Ann Obrist
Highland
East
Janet
Noreen Joyce
Emmett Frances
Thomas E. Joyce
Brewerton
Joseph L. Dunn
Monsignor Dillon
Kathryn Wickham
Thomas Celestine
Neal Wickham
Canastota
Albany
Camden
Burlington
Hoboken
Riverside
N. J
Honolulu
T. H
Attica parole judge passes sentence on Brooklyn thief
Vincent J. Trinchillo, 25, of Brooklyn, found guilty of second degree grand larceny for stealing 270 dollars from the Downyflake Restaurant cash register at 63 S. Warren St. on December 3. A two-day trial heard how he and an accomplice allegedly staged a noise to distract the clerk while stealing the money. Trinchillo was sentenced to five to 10 years in Attica State Prison as a second offender. The accomplice remains sought by police. He had prior burglary conviction in 1938 and was sent to Elmira Reception Center then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Attica
Leo W. Breed
Trinchillo
S. Warren St
Herbert VanderVete
VanderVate
New York City
Elmira
Armstr ong cake victory leads Home Show prize
Jennie Belle Armstrong won first prize and $50 in the Home Show cake contest, topping entrants from Syracuse papers, radio and TV. Competing men from The Fourth Estate will bake against Joe Cummiskey this afternoon as the event continues through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSYR
Jennie-Belle Armstrong
Syracuse
Immigration Office Seen Closing Here in Syracuse
The Justice Department said a Syracuse Immigration Office shutdown is likely within 10 days as part of a reorganization to expand Buffalo district offices. The Syracuse staff of four clerks and several inspectors may be moved, with operations absorbed into a larger district structure serving several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Syracuse
Department
The
Herald-Journal
Buffalo
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration ‘Service
Harold G. Barnes
Water Clinic Focuses on Metropolitan Boundaries and Costs
About 125 people attended a water clinic at Hotel Onondaga where Carl F. B. Roth, president of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse, urged a metropolitan district concept to address common water supply and pollution problems. A panel of water experts discussed regional issues, noting state costs push business into a disadvantage while praising Syracuse’s efficient local government as a benefit to manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Roth
Harriman
Hospital Employee Wins Cash Award at VA Hospital
Dr George C Pratt manager of the Syracuse Veterans Administration Hospital awarded Arliss Eva Dudeck a superior accomplishment award of 125 dollars and a certificate of appreciation for outstanding service. She is the first hospital employee to receive such an award since the hospital opened and has led in service training for physical therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Syracuse Veterans Administration Hospital
Arliss Eva Dudeck
Hospitals Incen
Miss Baudeck
Miss Tudeck
General Medical and Surgical Hospital
Pedestrian Struck by Car in North Syracuse
Vern Woon, 62, of 404 N State St, was hospitalized at St Joseph’s with an ankle injury and a cut above the left eye after being struck by a car. Norman Fergerson, 43, of 235 Chestnut St, North Syracuse, was cited by Patrolman Manuel Leone for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Woon
State St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
State
Hickory
Prien
Worl
Norman Fergerson
Chestnut St
Syracuse
Manuel Leone
Fergerson
Boxcar Is Removed by City After Legion Storage
Mayor Mead declined to comment on the storage of a 40 and 8 boxcar and locomotive owned by Post 41 American Legion in the city Public Works garage in Priest. Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton said the vehicle was stored about three weeks and had not been worked on. Legion members moved it out last Saturday with help from a man arriving from Skaneateles. The chassis was given to the Legion. other materials were funded from small donations. Deputy Commissioner Edwin Sanborn corrected a nine month storage claim, noting the item had been in and out of the garage. Stanton, treasurer of the Legion post’s holding company, has sought $35,000 in 1955 funds for a garage addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Post 41
American Legion
Public Works Department
Priest
Public Works
Charles Stanton
Legion
Stanton
The
Lne
Skaneateles
Edwin Sanborn
Ane
City D.p.av
Post
St. Clinton St
Ambrose Amidon
Sentence Woman In Assault Case
Mrs Margret Lazor, of 413 Madison Jr, received a six day jail term after pleading guilty to third degree assault. Police arrested her after Leroy Boldes at the same address was cut on the leg with a butcher knife during a quarrel. Patrolmen Emanuel Campagna and Bruno Morabito led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lazor
Madison Jr
Emanuel Campagna
Bruno Morabito
Leroy Boldes
Red Feather Chiefs To Attend Regional Parley In Rochester
Nearly a dozen Red Feather volunteers from Syracuse will travel to Rochester for the mid eastern regional conference of Community Chests and Councils of America at the Sherman Hotel from tomorrow through Friday. Howard M. Dirks of Carrier Corporation will give the keynote on fund raising. Syracuse participants include Leonard P. Markert and others in panels on federation and community foundations with local officials and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
Rochester
Community Chests and Councils of America
Sheraton Hotel
Howard M. Dirks
Chest
Carrier Corporation
Community Chest Federation
Syracusans
Leonard P. Markert
Syracuse and Ononldaga County Community Chest
Will & Baumer Company
Benjamin E. Shore
Chest Board
Idirectors
A. van W. Hancock
Robert J. Sloan
Crouse- Hinds Company
John Ewaniszyk
Greater Syracuse Industrial Council
C.L.O
James D. Heffernan
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Company
Syracuse
Stewart F. Hancock
Community Federation of
Qonondara County
Irving G. Berman
United States
Snow to address PTA on mental health at Ogdensburg
Dr. Herman B. Snow director of St. Lawrence State Hospital will speak at the Lincoln school PTA meeting March 9. The program focuses on mental health with a reading discussion led by Dr. Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR Snow
Pt.a. Ogdensburg
Herman B. Snow
St. Lawrence State Hospital
Lincoln School
PTA
Snow
Bishop Brady Urges Gift of Lives to the Church
Bishop Brady, bishop-coadjutor of Fond du Lac Wis, spoke at St Pauls Episopal Church about four ways to support the church faith attendance daily witness and gift of our lives. He urged dedicating money time and talents to God and Sacrifice as the full Christian life is kneeling before the Crucified Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brady
Hite
Brady
Episcopal
Fond du Lac
Wis
Special edition album on heavy paper printed for high quality
This notice promotes a limited run of a photo album printed on heavy paper for optimal reproduction. It invites readers to save favorites and frame them, encouraging immediate purchase of copies.
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Schieder
Chieder Optometrist
Optician
E. Genesee St
Syracuse, N.Y
Bowen
Perry
Sélina
Kodak’s
Inc
Hendricks
Central
New York
Onondaga Hotel
Jewel Elgin
Diamond Watch
ELGIN
Banner
E. Washington St
U.K
R. Walter Riehlman
New York National Guard
Foery
Bery
Rose Alica
M. Dorcas
Vincent J. Trinchillo
Joe Cummiskey
WHEN
la Monde
Immigration Office
Herald-Journal Bureau
Post Office Department
Hancock Field
U. S
Hospital
George C. Pratt
Capitol
William T. Good
National Democratic Committee
Angela R. Parisi
Averell Harriman
Democratic Women’s Capitol
Paul H. Appleby
Center
Giles Stillwell
James E. Byrne
Dewitt Clinton
Red Feather Chiefs
Tae
William
Noman Rockwell Album
Rockwell
Norman Rockwell
Norman
the Post
Abun
Aum
Fremine Post
Curtis Magazine
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