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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1941
Page
6
Fragmented OCR obituary and funeral notice fragment listing names and addresses for interments and services. Mentions St Josephs Eaterment, interment sites, survivors, and funeral directors with incomplete phrases and garbled text.
Mrs. Gertrude Locke aged 55, wife of Charles Locke, of Ithaca and Hinmansville, died last night at Biggs Memorial Hospital Ithaca after a lingering illness. Surviving are her mother Mrs. Amelia Mcintosh of Syracuse, eight sisters including Mrs. Jacob Russell Minette and Mrs. John Page Plymouth C, three brothers Elmer Arthur and Hubert Mcintosh, and several grandchildren. The body was moved to Fulton by Joseph A Young & Son and will be taken home to Hinmansville for services to be announced.
John E. Bach 45 formerly of Watertown died of a heart attack at 7:30 AM today after reporting for work at Ross Metal Products Company in Watertown. He was a native of Utica, lived at 2233 Salina Street with his daughter Mrs Donald Zazieston, and is survived by his wife Margaret and three sons John Charles. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 2 PM at his daughter's home.
Veteran journalist J Coleman Gence plans retirement after a lengthy career at multiple papers including the Norwalk Hour Schenectady Re Springfield Union and Providence Journal Evening Bulletin. His career spanned several decades with notable layoffs and a steady presence in telegraph dispatches for the Associated Press.
Funeral services for Paul A. Wol fora, 45, World War veteran, who died Friday in Onondaga Sans, will be held at 3 39 p m at the home of his sister, S27 High Beteeen at Ss Tegan ot a C8e pS frs. Catherine Unger oodruf Avernine. Burial was in Sechnet ichentaud Cemetery. Rev. Ghes acer officiated with Rev. Rrause assisting. commemorative high requiem attended by family and friends.
Funeral services for Thomas J. Borie of Anderson Street were held Saturday conducted by S & Gaynor. The burial took place at St Marys Cemetery. The obituary mentions Yale and Russa figures in the service.
At 205 Third Street Liverpool died Friday at his home after two weeks of pneumonia. Funeral services are set for 2 PM at the home and 2 30 PM at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev John Dudde officiating. Burial in Liver-Mir Golgert native of Germany wed in Liverpool 21 years and was a beloved figure. Surviving are his wife Adeline and two sons Frank R Golgert of Syracuse and Carl W Golgert of Liverpool, two daughters Mrs Windsor Dunham of Towson Md and Mrs Earl Traub of Liverpool, mother Mrs Johanna Gusthe of Syracuse, brother Richard Golgert of Liverpool, five sisters Mrs Emma Thomas of Liverpool and Mrs Jay Colyer of Syracuse, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services are listed for William James Goodness 66 former baseball player and Recreation billiard room manager, with burial at Morningside Cemetery. Also noted are last rites for Charles C. Hurd 82 of Central Square, ex canal steersman, with burial in village cemetery. Additional records cover Mrs Nellie M Miller 78 of Baldwinsville, Angelo Petrella 39 laborer, Loren E Thompson Marcellus farmer, and Mrs Rita Wiles Chisholm of Syracuse Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services were conducted in Ennis Texas for Samuel Cohen Sr former Syracuse resident and son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Cohen of 606 East Taylor Street who died at Ennis City Hospital from injuries suffered in a gasoline explosion He had been dismantling an automobile in his Ennis scrap yard when an acetylene torch ignited gasoline Relatives in Syracuse learned of the fatal injury and a telegram advised relatives to come to Texas Surviving are his wife Pearl Cohen a son Edward Marcus Cohen his parents and four brothers Phillip William Max and Seymour Cohen all of Syracuse
Burial will be in Morningside Cemetery. Survived by husband Edward E. Chisholm daughter Edith A. Chisholm son Charles E. Chisholm sister May Wiles and brother Raymond Wiles.
Funeral services for Léonard W. Filsinger 74 of 1082 Danforth Street carpenter City of Syracuse will be held Monday at 2 PM at Traugott Lohman Frasier funeral home Rev Rodney Ae Bunts First Evangelical Church. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He died Friday at home survived by three daughters Mrs Burke Mrs Albert Flint Dorothea Filsinger a son Harold Filsinger six grandchildren four brothers Frederick William Howard Harvey and four sisters Mrs Thurber Gillette Mrs Gottlieb Grieb Mrs Uri Doullittle and Mrs Ernst Schaefer
Funeral services are set for Lyman L. McHuron aged 168 of 1645 East Genesee Street who died after a fall from a city ash truck. The 40 year Syracuse resident and former laundrer suffered skull fractures and vertebral injuries. burial will be at Baldwinsville with survivors including his wife Sarah McHuron son Clifford and sister Mrs Newton Smith. The service will be Monday at 2 PM at the Carl J Bailwey Funeral Home on South Salina Street.
Funeral services for Miss M. Bell Smith 83 a long time YWCA member will be held Monday at 11 AM at the home of her niece Mrs Frederick D Hixson 122 Wilson Street. Rev John M Steele to officiate Burial will be in Mount Adnah Cemetery Fulton Miss Smith a former Leiter Brothers employee in Syracuse led YWCA activities and attended Fourth Presbyterian Church Surviving nieces are Mrs Hixson and Miss Bertha M Smith.
The obituary list includes Rev. Maurice J. Miller 65 Cortland Mrs Belie Tisse 80 New Bremen Harry A Anderson 65 Watertown Poona Bridget Quinn 80 Ogdensburg George F E Clark 33 Watertown Mrs Constantine DeLets 8 Oneonta Mrs Albert A Cole 70 Smyrna Mrs Sophia Roberts 79 Cortland Mrs Emma Hockeborn Davenport Auburn Mrs Mary Randolph Auburn Henry Emil Jordan Fleming Lewis N Valentine 88 Fleming Leonard W Cogswell 78 Norwich Wesley Howland 40 Leonee card Mead Rowe 59 Hamii en Mrs Flora Gilbert Tice 4 42 Fulton Mrs Gertrude Locke 55 Ithaca Mrs Minnie Talbot McGeen 72 Hamilton Andrew Williamson 42 Vernon Charles Eugene Hurlburt 90 Pulaski.
Washington March 25 crowds of income taxpayers and 500000 corporations pressed Internal Revenue offices to pay at deadline. Officials estimated March take near a billion dollars as payments for 1920 incomes arrived. Treasury planned to borrow 3500 million and refund 500 million next week to cover defense costs. Government also moved to test taxation of state and municipal securities with potential 400 million yearly revenue.
Hundreds jammed the Federal Building internal revenue office in Syracuse as the last day for filing income tax returns arrived. The crowd formed at 8:30 A.M. with Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy and deputies processing, and the office stayed open until midnight. Those who miss the deadline face penalties of 5 to 25 percent. Donations to the national defense fund from nonfilers ranged from 1.50 to 20 dollars.
The Coast Guard announced the North Atlantic iceberg patrol base will move from Halifax to Boston, with cutters Champlain and Chelan assigned. Champlain to depart New York for the Grand Banks around April 1 if bergs are reported, while Chelan alternates on duty broadcasting conditions four times daily. The International Ice Patrol, begun in 1913 after the Titanic disaster, has involved 14 nations sharing costs.
Special Cable from London reports Admiral Jean Darlan and the Vichy government face key choices on France’s food imports. Britain seeks to ease blockade for food ships to pass, contingent on strict frontier controls and curbing German influence in North Africa.
Forrest E. Wheeler, president of the Mutual Fire Insurance Association, urged mutual and stock insurers to set aside differences and unite against government attacks on the industry. He spoke at a luncheon for Massachusetts legislators, stressing the need to organize and defend the insurance business as national defense. He warned against government actions harming insurers and noted their role in financing past wars.
Albany March 12 1941 notice under state law restricts vehicle traffic on several routes in Owendazz County within ten days. Routes 86 B 11 A 41 A 41 B 311 list mileages and connected state highways. limits to vehicles over 3 4 tons per wheel and those with over 324 tons per wheel. exceptions for authorized uses and temporary closure until further notice. Also license notice for Leo's Tavern at 209 Cherry Street Syracuse Onondaga County to sell beer wine and liquor for on premises consumption.
Notice that a 1938 Packard Touring Sedan with serial 2392 7203 and motor A306854, sold to Paul Keyes under a December 22 1978 conditional sale, will be auctioned March 2 1981 at 11:00 AM at Genesee Cherry Garage 268 Cherry St Syracuse NY. Jalaiea I FT Corporation by Lessen & Ginnelly, Agents and Attorneys.
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