12 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
1
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Syracuse area obituary notes the death of Mrs. Burns widow of Dr Raymond Burns after long illness. She was active in hospital and charitable work, served on boards, and held Red Cross and auxiliary roles. Funeral services at St John the Evangelist Church with a solemn high mass and burial at Saint Agnes Cemetery.
Mrs Theresa Conster of Tully Street widow of Joseph Corso died yesterday on her 67th birthday in St Joseph's Hospital. She leaves four sons six daughters 20 grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral from Pirro Sons Funeral Home and St Zoey's Church with high Mass of requiem. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow.
Dr George M Fischer 82 Utica born organist composer and church musician died at home 102 Elsner St Utica. He served 16 years as organist at Assumption Church and earlier at St John's Utica. Survived by three sons and four daughters with numerous grandchildren. Funeral 9:50 AM Saturday at home and 10 AM Mass at Assumption Church burial in Assumption Cemetery.
The Rev Rubyor of 448 Seymour Street, a rallied minister, died yesterday in City Hospital. Funeral services set for 3 PM tomorrow at Greenleaf Funeral Home with Rev Arnold WestEast officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM.
Sadler's Wells Ballet from London performed in Syracuse with Scenes from Nutcracker Suite Pineapple Poll and Haunted Ballroom. Dancers from multiple countries, praised for intricate costuming and choreography. minor seating and stage glitches noted during the sold out program.
Funeral services for Mrs. Susanna Lietz were conducted at the Keegan and Qsbelt funeral home at 8:20 AM and the Church of the Assumption at 9 AM A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Dermot Dunn with assistants Rev Arnold Metzer and deacon and subdeacons. Burial followed in Assumption Cemetery with pallbearers John Garver Andrew Garver Lawrence Garver Ernest Garver Robert Lietz and Paul Hughes listed.
Funeral services are set for William Finestone a postal inspector from New York City who died Monday at Veterans Hospital. The Birnbaum funeral home will host viewing at 12 AM with Rabbi Jacob Epstein officiating. Survivors include two brothers Daniel and Michael Finestone and two sisters Etta and Fannie, all of New York City, plus several nieces and nephews.
Fragmentary obituary items mention several individuals with partial names and tangled text. The legible parts reference local residents and potential family notes, but details are severely obscured by OCR errors, leaving uncertainty about identities and exact dates.
Funeral arrangements announced for William Dunham. Visitation expected in the afternoon with burial to follow at Fayetteville. Friends may call today and tomorrow at the family residence as services are planned in gratitude for his life.
Mrs Doris B Cook of the USO announces a limited number of Sampson Auditorium tickets for the Syracuse concert. Tickets are offered at reduced prices on a first come first served basis until the supply is exhausted.
A youth was arrested at the juvenile detention home after authorities charged him with stealing a car in Pearl Street parking lot yesterday near Erie. John O’Malley of the DeWitt substation said the youth drove the car and used a device to bypass wires before disposal. The suspect, nicknamed Jonny Mop, was apprehended on a tip and held for further questioning by police.
Optimists pay tribute amid a ceremony honoring the Irish traffic court. The event names key figures and reflects on policy milestones, with attendees from local organizations and community groups.
Justice of the Peace Lester Gooer presided at a trial of Arthur Goodell of E Bald Wingvilla on a charge of disorderly conduct. The case featured jurors, defense by a prosecutor, and a pledge to rule by March 27. Names mentioned include James Fennes, Fr. Chitton Cells, Alfred Motrefesd, and Robert Rainbow.
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