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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1949
Page
6
A string of death notices and funeral details from Syracuse area churches and funeral homes. Included are obituaries for Rose Barich Corah Schoemaker Edward Risler Catherine Rogers and others with survivors listed, burial locations and service times across March 1949. Arrangements by local firms and churches are noted.
Directory of funeral homes in Fayetteville and surrounding area with licensed managers and phone numbers. Listings include John C. Tindall, Giminsei, Dgigent, Garfield, Fairchild Mees, Kempf, Greenleaf, Burns, Traugott Lohman, Pirro, Fraser, Wester, Bateson, Miller, and Lamanza Florist. Provides street addresses and telephone numbers for service inquiries.
Funeral service for John Guerin of 331 Whittier Avenue Syracuse will be a solemn high mass of requiem at 9 AM Monday at St Patrick's Church with burial in St Mars Cemetery Ged yesterday He retired from the Police Department about a year and a half ago Born in Ireland he came to Syracuse thirty years ago Survivors include his wife Mrs Catherine Dolepans Guerin two brothers in Ireland a sister in Ireland and two nephews
Harold Abramson of 323 Maplestree died today at University Hospital after a week of illness. He operated The Diamond Shop at 228 S Salina St and was active in Mount Sinai Lodge 864 F and A M Tigris Shrine and the Zionist Organization of America. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and extended family. Funeral arrangements pending with Birnbaum. Miasonic services to be held by Mt Sinai Lodge and Tigris Shrine Band.
William Bose of 332 Salina Street died at Onondaga County Hospital. Burial at Loomis Hall Cemetery after services at 4:30 PM Monday. Bath native Edward J Risler, 35, died at Bath Veterans Hospital. survived by two sons Frank and Walter and daughter Florence all of Albany, plus three sisters. Services at Bath tomorrow at 3 PM. burial in Bath. Rose Barnes Rarick of 807 Second Street Solvay died after a long illness. services Monday at 2 PM at home, burial at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. survived by husband George T Rarick, four sisters, one brother, and several nieces.
Weather summary notes mild conditions across most of the country with above freezing temperatures except North Dakota. Scattered showers affect Central and Southern Plains and the Eastern Seaboard. The report explains warm fronts cold fronts stationary fronts and isobars and how pressure systems move across regions with a five day Syracuse forecast by Dr Selby Maunsell.
Rabbi Benjamin Friedman urged Concord's Temple Society to defend free speech but warned against abusing it to promote ideas endangering national security. He linked advocates of violence and Communism to undermining American institutions and called extremism dangerous to democracy.
Radio program across 2500 stations mobilizes 76000 churches to raise funds for European and Asian war devastated churches. Locally WAGE WEBL and NDR join a 11 member Protestant committee led by Rev. Dr. George Benton. President Truman will address the hour long program urging support.
The page five account lists violin and piano duet by Karl Asmus and Walter Sharritts, Furman quartet solos, and a meditation by Dr Bahn. The service includes offertory Andante Cantabile, choir anthem How Lovely Are The Messengers, organ prelude Grand Choer, and accompanists Edith Hayes James Palmer and Walter Sharriits. Morning sermon at 10 45 am titled They Preached Salvation.
The funeral for H Henry Mirbach of 419 Butternut Street, born in Cologne, Germany, was held at the Schumacher and Maas Memorial Home. Rev Frederick Eilerman officiated. Eric Seifert spoke, with active bearers Rudolph Schmid and others. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Grammar school pupils should learn easy and hard words from now until April to try for the National Spelling Bee championship. The list includes tablet text Thomas tied taste themselves though title tasks thief throughout road temperate thieves throwe tomato territory thirsty ticket tomatoes.
Sunday lesson aims at Truth and virtue from Philippians 4 8 and Luke 10 38 42 with King James text. Correlative readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasize wisdom love and daily striving for divine likeness.
Miss Ellen Savare 94 Brushton Lewis L Poller 73 Oakland Mrs Lucy Fanell Geneva Sancr Dennison 10 Geneva James Abrams 160 Depauville Gabriel Hobart 335 Watertown Mrs Minnie M Parker 86 Watertown William C Bebee 58 Evans Mills Miss Loretta F Collin Watertown Mrs Jane Phelps 74 Sherrill
Market summaries show receipts of 1,289 head cattle and calves with mixed demand. Michigan steers around 1,422 lbs traded near 24.00 to 26.00. common offerings 20.00 to 21.00. prime fed cattle up to 24.00 and higher. Calves and hogs weaker early but end of week firmer. top deer and cattle prices noted, with sows around 27.94 and feeders around 20.50.
Markets at a glance show steady demand for selected stocks in New York trading. Bonds exhibit modest changes with a mixed tone. Cotton remains easy with hedging noted as favored by traders.
The Dow Jones industrial average stands at 4173.82 with a 0.01 change. The rails index shows a slight dip, utilities are unchanged, and the broader stock index sits at 63.25 with a small 0.02 rise.
Faint signs of recovery appeared in a quiet trading session on Saturday with modest gains in selected issues. Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Woolworth Douglas Aircraft Glenn Martin Lockheed and others posted higher prices while turnover remained light and bond activity was limited.
Mt. Carmel, Ill. trucker Merle Woods dumped 110 dollars in dimes before City Clerk Len Wirth to renew his truck license. Woods said he saved the coins all year to pull the stunt.
Weather Bureau forecast calls for rain and cooler temperatures tonight with a low around 46. Tomorrow expect rain and milder highs. Yesterday reached 62 with a 36 low. sunset 6 24 P.M. and sunrise 5 57 A.M. Record highs and lows noted, humidity around 63 75 percent. Listen for more updates on WSYR and other outlets.
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