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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1952

Page

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Hobart and William Smith Plans Six Week Summer Session

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Geneva plan a six week summer session from July to August with a focus on education. The program offers 30 courses in 10 fields for four student types including prospective teachers, ROTC juniors, and undergraduates seeking degree or credit. Dr Otto E Schoen-Reng directs the session with workshops led by noted educators.

Geneva Hobart William Sone Colleges E. Schotn-Rene Anld Pograma of Ftudy Force Rotc William Smith Bligh Otto EL Schoen- Reng Hobart and Wiliam Smith Colleges

Funeral services for George A. Cooper in Meridian

Funeral plans announced for George A. Cooper 88 longtime banker former First National Bank president in Cato and Meridian school superintendent. He died yesterday at his Meridian home and will be buried in Glenlon Cemetery with Rev. George N. Gates officiating. Cooper 1927 to 1933 led the Cato bank through reorganization and served as district deputy Grand Master of Masons earning a 50 year medal last year. He is survived by his wife Bess Lester Cooper a niece Mrs Jesse Bell Auburn and four nephews.

Auburn George A. Cooper First National Bank Cato Achools Meewen Cornish Funeral Home Meridian George N. Gates Cato Linton Church Cao Gnlon Hui Cooper Cato Band Masons Bn. Bess Lester Cooper Mirst Jesse Bell

Miss Alice Capron of Geneva Dies at 68

New York dispatch notes Americans now live to about 68 on average, citing Metropolitan Life tables. Geneva obituary states Miss Alice Capron died at home in Geneva, survived by two sisters and a brother, with other relatives mentioned. The piece discusses life expectancy and odds of living past 65 for men and women and references regional ties to New Jersey and Canada.

Geneva Alice Roberts Caprom William M. Fink Washington St Ned Ing & Short Long Branch N. J Genet Fink George A. Burnett Leonard Capron Medstead Canada Taetr Potsan Army Clarkson College Military, Science and Uetics Department Dale M. Hoagland New York Misery District Ohl Robinson Sohail Vea Sie Iora Fest May Lede Terry First Army Buffalo Fortsnool Kure

Army Officers Inspect ROTC Odds of Death and Accidents

A statistical bulletin highlights odds of death from disease and accidents for males in older age groups. It notes about 90,000 Americans die yearly in accidents, with most being motor vehicle incidents, and compares these risks to diseases like pneumonia influenza cancer tuberculosis and typhoid.

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Toscanini's 85 and still training for Beethoven

New York GP Conductor Arturo Toscanini marked his 85th birthday with minimal fanfare as he prepared for an all Beethoven program at Carnegie Hall. He refused gifts and kept celebrations simple while family allowed a cake on the table.

New York Arturo Toscanini Villa Pauline Hudson River Riverdale Tuscanini Carnegie Hall Mendera NBC Symphony Vance Toscanini

Geneva Station Seeks Food Science and Technology Building

The 70th annual report from State Experiment Station in Geneva urges a Food Science and Technology building to expand research scope. Cornell trustees approved a 1.755 million appropriation request. previous funds were diverted to other projects and the heating plant expansion raised costs. The report lists new hires and promotions in Plant Pathology, Pomology, and Food Science and Technology, and notes leadership changes in Plant Pathology.

Geneva A. J. Helnicke Cornell University State University Hecxhcke Heinicke DR. Heinicke Department of Agriculture Robert M. Gilec John J. Watt Michael Szkelnik Knud G. Swen Robert L. LaBelle Theodore Wishnetsky Food Science Met P. Watson Keith H. Kimbell Tessard Sasistant Pr Bw Fontey Merrill T. ‘Witum Alvin J. Braun Divi ‘Sion James M. Hamilton J Pathology Oto A. Reinedking Xetlred Wilbur Tiene Ike

Mrs James Whalen Funeral Tomorrow

Mrs Harriett Whalen widow of James Whalen funeral services are set for Farnsworth and Son chapel at 2 36 PM with the Rev Frank Derr officiating. She leaves a husband one stepson Arthur Loveless of Syracuse two daughters Lena Chandier Doris Kalls of Niagara Falls two brothers George Loveless of Rochester Giles Loveless of Michigan and Maud Aimesworth of Bur, burial at the Lovejoy Cemetery.

North Rose Harriett Whalen James Whalen Arthur] Loveless Syracuse Lena Chandier Doris Kalls Hord Niagara Falls George Loveless Rochester Giles Loveless Michigan Maud Aimesworth Bur Farnsworth and Son Norenh Io Fhorrow Frank Derr Lovejoy Coneters

Man Held for Grand Jury in Fatal Kitchen Stabbing

Hugh B Titkios, 25, of 26 Frances St, arraigned on charges linked to the fatal knife stabbing of Corp. Charles J Curtin USAR, in the Hatters home kitchen on Feb 5. He was held for Cayuga County May grand jury with $20,000 bail, committed to county jail. hospital stay noted and sanity report read.

Aubees Hugh B. Titkios Frances St Corp Charles J. Curtin Sé Walattar Hatters Asta Titkins Gerald Sapjarston Mithaels Aubure ORAMD Yudi B. Tikins Charles J. Curtiss USAK Walnut St John BL. Naskiewicz Tikins Naskiewicz Lawrence Menuillo Gerald

Wallace Funeral in Philadelphia for Alfred Wallace

Auburn reports the death of Alfred Wallace 79 of 111 Lansing St retired superintendent of Ny er Wall Carpet Co. He died in a nursing home and will be sent to Philadelphia for services and burial. St Pauls Lodge F and A M will conduct rites at Burns Funeral Chapel. Geneva police say Joseph McDonough will continue burglaries investigation, noting Wallace’s long tenure at the worsted yarn mill and his church affiliations. Surviving relatives listed. officers say loot tied to fraternity burglaries.

Auburn Alfred Wallace Lansing St Nyer Wall Carpet Company Philadelphia Paromorrow St. Paul's Lodge A. ST E. Burns Geneva Joseph Mr. "Wallace Brad McDonough Ford Yor Enzlav George F. King Roger Petron Brunswick Thomas David's Chapter Fe A. M. J Hiram McLaughlin Richard Gouncil Royal Axa Sampson Templar Masonic Mae Hel G. Molicls John Bullard HM. Wallace William F. Cast Hobart Sudent Robert L. Funster New Jersey City Folice Bullard Phi Phi Delta Hobart

Chest Plan Meets Favor In Massena

Massena Chamber members favor a Community Chest. About 1058 questionnaires returned. 96 favor, five against, two undecided, two no opinion. Most groups run separate drives. chest would unify annual fundraiser for all organizations, Dr Wilde says.

Massena Chamber of Camimerca Ig Donaucting Vey Wilde

Massena G I Awarded Bronze Star for Valor in Korea

Frank Cummings, son of Mr and Mrs B J Cummings of Massena, earned the Bronze Star Medal for valor during an Oct 26 1952 attack in Korea. While aiding wounded, he repeatedly exposed himself to hostile fire, moved through danger to reach a comrade, and directed covering fire to evacuate the wounded. He is now stationed in Jayen.

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Mrs Natone Dies in Auburn Hospital

Mrs Natone, resident of Auburn and a communicant of St Marys Church, died yesterday in City Hospital. Survived by husband, father Alfred Checie, two sisters Mrs Joan Giangerco and Mrs Raymond Zilani of Auburn, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Joseph F Cuddy Funeral Home and St Marys Church with burial at St Josephs Cemetery.

Auburn St. [Mary's Church Alfred Checie Joan Giangerco Airs Raymond Zilani Joseph F. Cuddy Pol Mers’s St. Joseph's Cemeters Caray

Funeral Friday For Mrs Murphy of Auburn

Katherine Hart Murphy, 31 Howard Street widow of Thomas H Murphy, died yesterday afternoon in Mercy Hospital after a long illness. Born in Ireland she lived in Auburn 40 years. She was a communicant of Holy Family. Survived by daughter Catherine T Murphy of Seattle Washington two sons Thomas H Murphy of Auburn and another son. Sisters Mary Palagia of the Sisters of St Joseph and Mrs Nora McGrath of Pachostar and Mrs Daniel Con ery and Mrs Nelle McLean, both born. Several nieces and nephews. Services will be at

Auburn Katherine Hart Murphy Howard Sl Thomas H. Murphy Mercy Hospital Ja Jong Kingss Ireland Fens Kommunicant Holy Family Terete Catherine T. Murphy Seatile Washi Thores H. Murphy Cour Siser Mary Palagia Sisters of St Joseph Xora McGrath Pachestar Daniel Conery Nelle McLean Fitmn Union Ira W. Langston Park Avenue Seleca Lion Commission PML Floyd E. Gulesmentee George EZ. Davies Cale ‘Vwocalists M Vary David and Clyde Catherine Gage Iene Mulcahy Patrick John Worskiz Ae Mulcahy Sanapars David Klionsky Interlaken Ssea Vogel Mia Juntus

Auburn Pair Notes 50th Anniversary

Auburn Mr and Mrs Fred C Alnutt of 41 Bradford St observe their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed at Mrs Charles Pirmanns Elbridge home with Rev John Kincade officiating. The bride was Rose Nortis, bridesmaid Clara Alnutt, best man John Tennant. They have two children and one grandson Wayne Rising. He retired in 1956 due to health. Anniversary dinner hosted by their son with guests from nearby towns.

Auburn End Fred C. Alnutt Bradford St Charles Pirmann Elbridge John Kincade Alnutt Rose A. Xnortis Clara E., Alnutt John ‘Tennant Alnuiti Norman L. Risog Gordon E. Alnutt Wayne L. Rising Lothport Syracuse Skan Jenteles

Jobs Sought For Senior Citizens

AUBURN Ida My Finch will organize a job seeking group at the Bentor Club rooms in Wootten's Union tomorrow. The effort targets men and women over 60 seeking part or full time work across fields, aiming to assemble register and classify skills and inform the public of senior citizens’ availability. Arthur M. Isier and Ware Blanchard support forming a roster of available workers including handsmen helpers gardeners and homemaking roles.

Auburn Ida My Finch Soldstera M Group Bentor “Cruxéar Club Wootten’s Union Miss Finch Ataup Arthur M. Isier Case Worker Division Council of Social Agencies Ware Blanchard Stata’ Employment Office

Dr Langston Will Preach At Auburn

Auburn feature on Dr Langston's sermon visit with church and social relations noted. Guest preacher Langston, a Union Theological Seminary alumnus, will speak at The Barn with organ and vocalist contributions from local church figures and a Catholic service following.

Dr. Langston Will Auburn

Geneva Banker to Speak at Chicago Banker Meeting

Horace Rogers president of the Geneva National Bank will address the American Bankers Association gathering in Chicago. The panel includes Carl Me Horse Fa Milwauke Marets Wis and F Lonzinott from oil phis Tenn as 1200 representatives from banks nationwide attend the conference.

Geneva W. Horace Rogers Hank Chicago Paris

Home Bureau Will Meet Wednesday in Seneca Falls

SENECA FALLS The Riverside Home Bureau unit will hold an all day meeting Wednesday at Mrs Carl Shuster's home in the Lake area. A business session will follow with unit chairman Mrs Cora Freeman presiding. Miss Patricia Adams Seneca County home demonstration agent will give a talk on Stretching Your Food Dollars.

Seneca Falls Riverside Home Bureau Carl Shuster Lake R Lancheona Cora -Freeman Patricia Adams Seneca County

School Bands Concert at St Lawrence Central School

The instrumental department of St Lawrence Central School will present its third annual Music Night on Thursday April 3 at 7:00 PM. Featured on the program are the junior high band and the senior high band with soloists Evelyn Linehan Hourihan and Ail Meachian Master of Ceremonies. Directed by Mrs Balva Eagles.

St. Lawrence Conwal School Evelyn Lneid Hourihan Ail Meachionh Cere Helena Desalue Srs Balva Eagles

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