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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1941
Page
3
The Cetecovia council names new fire wardens led by Visor Owen Evans. Wardens include Bert Jones and others, with duties set for the upcoming Rush Noors period.
Deputy sheriffs pursue witnesses near Phoenix amid stormy conditions as trial progress appears swift with anticipated introduction of evidence. Testimony details Carlucci murder scene discoveries including a 225 caliber pistol found in a cemetery and footprints. witnesses describe a bleeding head wound and a suspect lineup.
The Rev. Dr. Walter D. Kallenbach, a blind evangelist, urged a new awakening at First Baptist Church in North Syracuse. He demonstrated a blind man using a typewriter and explained how faith must be visible in daily life, not just professed, urging dynamic, living Christianity. He announced another demonstration on how he manages daily tasks, including identifying colors and counting money.
Paul Glumpe, 50, of 102 Lawrence Street, pleaded guilty to intoxication at home. He was given a three month penitentiary sentence suspended on condition of sobriety by Judge Homer W. Walsh. Patrolmen Taska and Wolff reported Glumpe returned home intoxicated and broke dishes and eggs, seized a cooking steak, and hurled it at the stove.
Representatives of several nationalities joined in the St Patrick’s Day celebration at the home of Blissi an on 23th Avenue. The event featured Irish ballads by Mrs Pauline Hundshamer and Ellen Colemas with concertina by Helen Wink, plus Irish dances by Ellen Colemas and a Gaelic greeting from Julia Ryan. The program, arranged by Miss Ryan and others, showcased Irish culture as part of a broader Friendship teas event.
Park Commissioner Willam A Berry announced the removal of the scarlet fever pavilion in Sunnycrest Park. The two story main building with one-story wings was part of a four-building isolation complex now abandoned. One building serves as a Juvenile Home, another as an abandoned boiler room, and a fourth as a clubhouse for the park golf course.
The Syracuse Mizrachi organization holds a mass meeting at Temple Anavath Achim 905 Almond Street at 9 15 P M with Rabbi Einstein national field secretary of Mizrachi Organization of America reporting on issues in Jewish religious education Max H Daina president says the meeting begins a membership drive
Three Manlius clergy men will direct a personal analysis quiz for the Manlius Chamber of Commerce tomorrow night. James R. Ventura serves as program chair as the meeting, to be held in the Baptist Church assembly rooms, follows a showing of Theodore Gould’s techicolor film Flagships of the Air. Dinner will be served by church ladies.
Salina Street repaving in the downtown district will not start before Easter April 13 city engineer Nelson F Pitts told Chamber of Commerce secretary Frederick E Norton. Norton said downtown merchants feared pre Easter work would hamper pre Easter trade.
A series of collisions near Cortland and South Avenues left six people injured as two drivers faced bail. Charles R. Eno of 1131 Beley Avenue and Edward Gleason and Dunster were among those cited. A tractor trailer struck the Dunster car while witnesses inspected damage.
C B Chappell & Sons plans a Monday opening of a new ready to wear floor as part of a four year expansion. The Moor annex in White Memorial Building will house modernistic showcases in bleached South American mahogany and rose tinted decorations with rooms for alterations fitting and a new fur coat design department. The expansion also includes 50 percent more fitting rooms larger millinery and extended lingerie corset department along with improvements to children's and infants shop dress and sportswear.
Alex Thompson 27 Indian of 27 Jackson Street is sentenced to six months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to public intoxication before Judge Homer W. Walsh in Police Court. His wife Mary Thompson 24 of Nedrow pleaded guilty but received a suspended sentence. They were arrested Sunday night after patrolmen found them fighting on South Salina Street near West Seneca Turnpike. A scuffle during attempted arrest injured Patrolman Late’s left thumb.
In Fly Creek Valley near Cooperstown Virgil Traux, a neighbor, dashed through snow in bare feet to a burning Mobar home late night. He aided the mother Marilyn Mobar two months old and Jean Mobar two months to safety, alerted Cooperstown firemen who saved a barn and garage but not the home. Mr Mohar was away.
The White Cross group of Syracuse women of Polish descent opens a drive to fund a wartime ambulance tomorrow night at the Polish Home on 915 Park Avenue. An open house party with free admission features varied entertainment. The ambulance will be sent to Great Britain for Polish forces. Thousands of Poles are serving in land, air and sea units after escaping Poland’s downfall.
A five day exhibit of Syracuse area student art opens at EW auditorium and will travel to Carnegie Institute galleries in Pittsburgh in May. The Syracuse art show features drawings and sculptures by eighth through senior high students from public private and parochial schools in Onondaga County. Nancy Ribak of Solvay High School won a $300 scholarship to the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts for outstanding work across media. Awards in oils watercolors pastels chalk crayons ink pencil drawings charcoal and other media were given to entrants in two groups. Numerous names and titles appear for many categories with honorable mentions noted for several students.
Alfred I Wright of New York City vice president and manager of the New York Central System will be honored at a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Syracuse. Wright arrives to take his duties January 1. About 250 to 300 New York guests will attend with Raymon Sternuck and John J. Geearth among speakers. Fleming expected to attend.
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