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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1966
Page
11
A garbled page shows funeral notices and living memorials for multiple individuals. Names, relatives, and local church details appear amid scattered dates, times, and contact clues. The text includes service locations such as Assumption and St Brigid’s and mentions survivors, inquiries, and burial plans, though many specifics remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Lesley W. Hoyt 48 of 202 Elbow Ad North Syracuse died at home after a life spent in hospitality and music. Native of Jacksonville Fla he lived in North Syracuse six years and was a long time member of St. Margaret’s Church. Career included Sky Chief Inc Hancock Airp ory restaurant work and prior stage work with the Metropolitan Opera and Goldman Band. World War II veteran. Survived by widow Catherine Funke Hoyt and five children, plus parents and siblings. Services at Teitten Funeral Home and St. Margaret’s Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calls: 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Sunday and Monday.
Benedetto Mondo 75, proprietor of a Gil Street store, died after a long illness at St. Joseph's Hospital after 90 years in the same area. A Navy veteran and longtime resident, he was a member of St. Peter's Church. Survived by wife Mrs. Pandy Giacahbl Mudday, two sons Anthony B. Mondo and Edwierd Mondo, a daughter Mrs. Anthony Rosemaris, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild, with brothers in Meily. Federal services set for 4:15 am Tuesday at Far une & Son Funeral Home and 9 am at St. Peter's Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday and Monday.
Floyd A Rice 57 a television assembler at General Electric Co for 15 years died today at Cammant ly General Hospital He was a lifelong resident of Rice Grove Olisco Valley Me Survived by widow Sarah Phillips Rice two sons Ronald of Maritan Wa and Lawrence E of Rice Grove two sisters and six grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Monday at Harwell Funeral Home Burial in Amber Cemetery Rev David Olcott will officiate Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
Mrs Barnhill a 5 percent of 309 Bradley Street typist at Onondaga College died yesterday in Community General Nogplial Mes. Survivors include her husband Wayne Barnhill and children Curtis A Barnhill Donna Barnhill and five grandchildren. Services set for 2 PM Monday at Aslabar Baptist Church with burial in White Chapel Memory Gardens DeWitt. Calling hours Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. Star rites to be held at 5 AM tomorrow.
Frederick Bragan Taneral formerly of East Syracuse died after a short illness in Stuart Florida He was a former General Electric employee and a member of East Syracuse Fire Department and East Syracuse Lions Club Surviving are his wife Mrs Carlin Davies Brazan of Stuart three sons Frederick Patrick and Lawrence Bragan all in Florida a daughter Kathleen Bragan of Stuart his mother Mrs Nicholas Beagan of Stuart a brother Charles Bragan of Warners and a sister Mrs Bean Richmond of Rochester The funeral will be Monday at 11 at Cline Funeral Home East Syracuse with Reverend Philip B Davis officiating Burial in White Chapel Merry Gardens Calling hours today 7 to 9 pm and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
Mrs Mabel D Cowan of 432 Cortland Ave died today at Jemertet hospital after a brief illness. A native of Little Falls she lived in Syracuse 37 years and was the widow of Charles J Cowan. Surviving is son Joseph Cowan of Fayetteville. Funeral 11 am Monday at Fairchild Merelh Funeral Home officiated by Rev Walter Tildesley. Burial Oakwood. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow.
Mrs. Small Lafayette, a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital for 33 years, died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was 67, native of Kirkville, survived by husband Rex Small, two sons Ralph Wilson and George Wilson, six grandchildren, a stepdaughter and sister. Funeral services Monday at Memorial Chapel with burial in White Memorial Gardens. Visitation tonight and tomorrow.
Mrs. Anna Duda of Solvay a pioneer Polish settler dies aged 70. Widow of Joseph Duda she leaves five daughters and three sons, plus grandchildren and a sister. Rites to be held at Sacred Heart Church with burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Rosary services Monday at the family home and Tuesday at 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs Anna McGourly Mullin a former resident of Worchester Mass and Syracuse later lived in Cleveland Heights Ohio died at home at age 80 Survived by son Samuel Mullin Jr of Cleveland Heights and sister Mrs Sarah O Arien of Wilmington Delaware Services set for 10 20 a m Monday at Ann's Church Cleveland Heights with a high Mass of requiem Graveside services Tuesday at St Agnes Cemetery Lozell Fureru Women in charge of funeral arrangements
Gennaro Concolino 76 of 106 Steuben St a retired Crouse Hinds employee died at home yesterday. Survived by widow Frances Hotela Concolino three sons John Dominick Arthur a daughter Strs Anthony Parva five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Calling hours 7 to 8 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Monday Pirro and Sons Funeral Home. Mass at Our Lady of Pompet Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Pirro and Sons.
Mrs Louise Jans, 78, of 660s 5 Salita St, died yesterday after a four year illness. Survived by husband Iron H Jones three daughters Flora Nelson Tessie Pissik Evelyn Campbell and Alice Byrnikowski a son Raymond Pisarjak 14 grandchildren one great grandchild and a sister Mrs Kamiera Oksatynska of War. Services at 2 pm Monday Ballweg-SunsL ord Funeral Home with Rev David Tacker officiating. Burial in Valley Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 pm today and 2-4 and 7-9 pm tomorrow at the funeral home. A prayer service will be held at 8 pm tomorrow. Confidential mentions of address corrections included.
S. Sanford Engel 55 a Syracuse attorney and prominent local bar figure died at St Josephs Hospital after a brief illness. He led up programs for lawyers served on state and local bar groups and was a former president of the Upstate Trial Lawyers Association. Engel graduated from Syracuse University College of Law in 1933 and helped establish a named scholarship. He was survived by his widow Eleanor and four children, with services at Temple Society of Concord and burial at Framah Packard Cemetery.
Walter C Knapp, former school head and resident of Fabius, died at age 34 after a sudden incident at his home yesterday. He was a notable figure in the local education circle and had recently resided in the area.
Funeral services for dwarf Edward Callahan, who died yesterday at 472 South Ava, will be at St Brighth$t Joseph Church. Mass will precede burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ann, son William, two daughters Meg and Roberta, and several grandchildren. Calls today and tomorrow. contributions to Fabius Baptist Church.
A. M. Sheldon of Mottville aged 89 died last night at home on Fhelian Road Mollyille after five o clock. He and his late brother Daniel ran a large dairy along Sheldon Road for over 61 years. He was a life resident of Mottville and a member of Mottville Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Miss Billa Mae Sheldon, a niece and a nephew. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Bernie J ft Neill & Son Funeral Home Jordan St Skanydteles with Rev Benedict Jr officiating. Burial Aldville Cemetery. Viewing tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 pm at the funeral home.
Funeral services for Stephen Pisarek of 706 Avery Avenue will be held Monday at 8:15 p.m. at Wyseck Funeral Home and at 8:45 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church. Burial will follow at the Duccis Cemetery. Pisarek was a retired employee of the Sandlers and Alomb Works of the Crucible Steel Company of America and a communicant of Suvsedtean Church and a member of the Pievch National Atlianes.
Frank G Kulak of 108 Saving St East Syracuse died today at home after 23 years with New York Central Railroad He was born in Poland and lived in East Syracuse 43 years He belonged to International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers Local 1d and Transfiguration Church Survived by widow four daughters two sons two dozen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services Tuesday 8:45 am at Jabacz Funeral Home Solemn High Mass at Transfiguration Church Burial in Assumption Cemetery Calling hours 240 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow and Monday Weather by Wirephoto
Forecast shows showers mixed with snow in the Pacific Northwest and eastern Montana extending to New England. Cold air settles from the Rocky Mountains to Canada while the central region remains warm. highs near 46, lows around 38, with strong southwest winds tomorrow.
Elizabeth Murphy of Redfield Place died today at City Hospital. A 46 year resident of the area and a graduate of Central City Business Institute, she is survived by her sister Miss Mary C Murphy and several nieces and nephews. Services 8 10 am Monday at the Church of Saint Therese, burial in Saint Marys Cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 7 40 pm tomorrow at the funeral home. Callings hours 2 00 pm to 7 40 pm tomorrow.
Neils P Bush 78, longtime Syracuse resident and former railroad machinist, died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. He served in World War I, lived in Remsen, and moved to Boonville area. Surviving sisters are Mrs Tiger Larsen in Temsen and Mrs Maree Jensen in Run ning Denmark. Services set for 2 pm at Trainor Funeral Home with burial at Alder Creek Cemetery.
The State Health Laboratory confirms two rabies cases this week in Onondaga County. Vet Dr. Paul Padget states both cases were in foxes found in the Town of Lysander with known exposures.
Scouts from Pack 183 and others march in a ceremony at West Genesee High School and nearby communities. Cubmaster J Maher crowned King Arthur in a skit. Awards go to Wolf R Lang and many others as new bobcats join and knighthood is conferred. A spaghetti dinner follows at the high school.
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