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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1949

Page

38

Girl Scouts Present Curved Bar Honors Thursday Night

Penn Yan area program at Junior High School auditorium features Marion Sullivan and Mary Blake of Troop 10 receiving the Curved Bar, the highest Girl Scout award. Barbara Hartman leads color guard from Troop 13 Keuka Park. multiple troops perform skits and badge demonstrations.

Pexn Yan Pena Yan Marion Sullivan Mary Blake Barbara Hart Keuka Park Man Jane Andronatte Adele Spencer Penn Yan Bernard Aic- Inerney Nora McInerney Irvan MecCullough Charles Beach Elizabeth McCann Mid-dlesex Charland Dresden Alton Marlowe William Klock

Specialists To Address Meetings On Farm Mastitis and Barns

Otsego County agricultural agent Robert Ames announces four barn meetings on April 4 and 5 to cover construction details and mastitis control. Sessions at farms in New Lisbon Cherry Valley Alartwick Westford and related sites feature Dr. Harry Hodges and Ivan Bigalow with experts from the Extension Service and State Health Department detailing mastitis detection, cow stalls, barn layout, and safety practices.

Cooperstown Otsego County Robert Ames George Sneden New Lisbon Porter Backus Alartwick Thomas McCarthy and Sons Cherry Valley Lowell Huntington and Sons Westford Kenneth Wright Extension Service Harry Hodges Ivan Bigalow F.W. Graves State Health Department Huntington Farm

Howard Latray Dies in Massena Visit at 41

Howard Latray of Brushton died at his sister Agnes Greenwood’s home in Massena from congested lungs. Born in Brushton, he lived there most of his life and had stayed with the Ormand Marville family. He never married and is survived by three sisters Esther Cousineau Massena Marribelle Byeitte Brushton Elizabeth Troy and brother Edward Gouverneur.

Esther, Cousineau Massena Marribelle Byeitte Brushton Elizabeth Troy Edward Gouvemeur

Garden Club Meeting in Waterloo Tomorrow

Monthly Waterloo Garden Club session set for tomorrow at 7 P.M. at Mrs. Leone Young’s Virginia Street home with Mrs. Alice Earl and Mrs. Doris Doxtater assisting. Also notes a separate arrest in Seneca Falls and a D A R meeting at The Armitage later today.

Garden Club Waterloo Waterloo Garden Club Leone Young Virginia St Alice Earl Doris Doxtater

Orchids for Lawmaker Cusick Praised for Fire Aid Legislation

Cayuga County firemen praised Assemblyman Cusick of Weesport for pushing two measures. One allows certain volunteer firefighters to display blue lights with chief approval, and another enables counties to fund mutual aid for departments needing support. Governor Dewey signed the first bill after revisions to address police concerns. Fire Chief Webster said chiefs must approve who may display the light.

Bun Boards of Supervisors Cusick Ralph H. Webster Aurelius Fire Department Webster

Disciples Youth Conference Elects Leaders at Auburn Meeting

The Central District Disciples Youth Conference honored its new president Robert Sprague of South Builer and secretary Beverly Wiggins of Auburn at a Sunday night gathering at First Church of Christ Disciples. A youth rally is planned for May 15 in South Butler to boost camp and conference work.

Auburn Disciples Youth Conference Central District First Church of Christ Disciples Rev Clark South Butler Robert Sprague Beverly Wiggins Donata. L. Gardner Auburn Church First Church of Christ, Disciples South Builer First Church

Albert Sibus Funeral Thursday in Throop

Funeral services for Albert Sibus of Throop will be held Thursday at 2 P.M. at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev Byron E Higgon officiating. Burial follows in Throopville Rural Cemetery. A Auburn native, he lived in Throop 35 years and worked for Bowen Products Corp. for 12 years after running a poultry farm. Surviving are his wife Sophia Gilmore Sidus and daughter Marpovie Sibus.

Auburn Albert Sibus Throop Byron E. Higgon Second Presbyterian Church Throopsville Sibus Second Church Auburn Lodge Bowen Products Corporation Sophia Gilmore Sidus Marpovie

Fredrickson Resigns Comptroller Post

Robert E. Frederickson, comptroller of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, resigns effective Saturday. Dr. H Newton Fubbs, corporation treasurer, assumes duties. Frederickson has held the post since September 1, 1946, and he and Mrs. Frederickson are now in Florida.

Geneva Robert E. Frederickson Hobart William Smith Colleges H Newton Fubbs Frederickson Mrs. Frederickson Florida

Mrs Frances Sullivan Dies in Geneva

Geneva obituary for Frances B Sullivan widow of Henry J Sullivan who died yesterday at her son Henry W Sullivan's home 97 Sherrill street She leaves four sons Henry W Thomas B George B and Paul B other survivors include members of St Francis de Sales Church and its Rosary society She had lived in Geneva sixty years.

Geneva Frances B. Sullivan Henry J. Sullivan Henry W Sherrill St Henry Thomas B Syracuse George B Reading Center Paul B St.Francis de Sales Church The Rosary Society of the Church

Saddle Horse Dies in Fire Near Geneva

A saddle horse was killed and much equipment destroyed when a large barn on property owned by Terry Dalton five miles south of Geneva on West Lake Road burned yesterday afternoon. Loss is estimated at 5000 dollars. Sparks from a grass fire are believed to have started the blaze. Geneva Fire Department used booster water lines and chemical extinguishers to fight it.

Geneva Terry Dalton West Lake Rd Hydrant Hose Company

Fire Advisory Board to Meet in Courthouse

Auburn Cuyauga County fire advisory board will convene at 7 30 P M tomorrow in the courthouse to discuss next year’s training program. DeWitt Goodwin of Weedsport will preside and secretary Harry Orman of Auburn Fire Department will attend from central headquarters.

Auburn Caryuga County Fire Advisory Board DeWitt Goodwin Weedsport Harry Orman Orman Auburn Fire Department Central Headquarters

Mynderse Latin Club Plans May Dinner

Seneca Falls Mynderse Academy Latin Club schedules its annual dinner for May, outlining event plans and expectations for members and guests.

Seneca Falls Mynderse Academy

Lions Club to Present Civic Award in Auburn

Auburn Lions Club will honor the youth leader of 1948 at Springside Inn with the Civic Award. The Citizenship and Patriotism Committee, led by Albert T. DeRoose, canvassed candidates for weeks.Postmaster John F. McGrath and local mailmen will attend to greet the postal staff.

Auburn Auburn Lions Club George R. Metcalf Todgar Citizenship and Patriotism Committee Albert T. DeRoose Springside Inn Ilub John F. McGrath

William Isengard Dies at 36 in Auburn

Funeral services for William Isengard 36 will be at 2 PM Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Weaver 33 Bradford St. Rev Ralph A Philbrook of St Luke's Church will officiate Burial will be in Fort Hill Cemetery Isengard a Germany native who lived in Auburn over 50 years retired in 1947 as a foreman at Firth Carpet Factory He belonged to Cayuga County Sportsmen's Association He leaves daughter Helen A Weaver Isengard daughter Mary son Fred and brother Julius Isengrad of Auburn

Auburn William Isengard Frances William Weaver Bradford St Ralph A. Philbrook St. Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church Fort’ Hill Isengard Germany Firth Carpet Factory Cayuga County Sportmen's Association Helen A. Weaver Isengrad Mary Fred Julius Isengrad Auiourn

Newark Man Drowns in Barge Canal

Isaac Havert, 63, of 759 East Union Street Newark, was found dead in the Barge Canal near the dry dock between Newark and Lyons three miles east of Newark. Coroner Arthur Besemer ruled accidental drowning after a 24 hour search by police, fire and relatives.

Newark Isaac Havert E. Union St Dew Dock Any Lyons Retace Scheerens Artner Lymar Peter Governor Leon Hess Scheeriens J Havert

Salotti Chosen Leader of Seneca Falls Democrats

Seneca Falls voters elect Lee Salotti village trustee of the Third Ward as new chairman of the town Democratic committee. He succeeds Alfred Suffredini who resigned after six years, and vows a vigorous campaign for the upcoming fall election.

Seneca Falls Lee Salotti Salotti Alfred Suffredini Seneca Country Democratic Committee Paul Perkins Andrew L. Sipos George Gerba Albert Turri Rose Romeo Jack Fiorelli Iourih Albert Suffredini Peter Bentini Guido Barbi 3Liss Helen McDermott Louis Brady Clifford Parker

Milk Price Reductions Announced in Seneca Falls and Waterloo

Dealers in Seneca Falls and Waterloo announce lower prices effective Friday. Retail milk falls from 22 to 20 cents per quart and wholesale from 20 to 18 cents. Heavy cream drops from 40 to 35 cents per half pint and coffee cream from 25 to 20 cents. Wholesale heavy cream moves from 35 to 30 cents and coffee cream from 22 to 18 cents per half pint.

Seneca Falls Waterloo

Mrs. Minnie Gross Funeral Held

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Minnie Vanderheer Gross widow of Frank H. Gross former Clifton Springs mayor. She died Sunday and burial followed in Riverview Cemetery Clifton. Survived by three daughters a brother and two grandchildren. She helped organize Clifton Eastern Star and the Grange and was a member of the What-So-Everis circle of Kings Daughters of Gypsum.

Geneva Minnie Vanderheer Gross Frank H. Gross Clifton Springs Weld Funeral Home John McCombe Clifton Methodist Church Riverview Cemetery Clifton Paul V. Newland Harold W. Vogt William Terwilliger William Venderhoof

Youth Must Pay Fine of $100 in Reckless Driving Case

Richard H. Lippert an 18 year old resident was fined 100 by City Recorder John L. Naskiewicz after pleading guilty to reckless driving and operating a car with improper headlights. The court permitted weekly installments of 2 to satisfy the fine.

Auburn Richard H. Lippert Lewis Jr John L. Naskiewicz

Lt Emperor Funeral in Auburn Friday

Funeral services are planned for Lt. John J. Emperor of the U S Air Force who was killed in action in the European Theater on October 14 2923. Services will begin at 9 30 A M at the home of his mother Mrs Margaret C Emperor and 10 A M at St Marys Church with Catholic War Veterans post conducting military rites at Str Josephs Cemetery. The body arrives tomorrow morning and will be taken to the home of funeral director Avery E Neagle. Surviving are his wife Marvy Reiller Emperor a son John J Emperor Jr and brother Joseph Emperor.

Auburn John J. Emperor U. S. Air Force Margaret C. Emperor Camp St St. Mary’s Church Str. Joseph's Cemetery Catholic War Veterans’ Post Emperor Avery E. Neagle Air Force Firth Carpet Company St. Mary’s School Auburn High School University of Tennessee St. Mary's Church Holy Name Society S P.M. Thursiday Marvy Reiller Emperor John J. Emperor, Jr Joseph Emperor

Boy's Leg Is Broken In Auburn Auto Crash

Thomas Eugene Brennan five son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Brennan of Chapel Street suffered a fractured left leg and shock when struck by a car driven by George Darling of Osborne Street on Garden Street. The child was taken to City Hospital where the fracture was reduced and his condition was fairly good. The driver said the boy ran in front of the car and was knocked to the pavement from the left front fender and he could not avoid the collision.

Auburn Thomas Eugene Brennan Eugene “Brennan Chapel St George Darling Osborne St Garden St Robert Orman Lradio

Alfred J Getz funeral tomorrow

Alfred J Getz 59 veteran of World War I and former steward at the American Legion home died yesterday at his home 39 Grove Street He will be buried tomorrow at 10 30 A M at St Stephens Church Military honors will be conferred by Winnek Post American Legion with active members of the Forty and Eight He is survived by his widow Anna R Brown Getz two stepdaughters Mrs Richard Bleck of Rochester and Mrs K Matichak of East Lake Romulus a stepson L K Small of Cincinnati Ohio two sisters Mrs Kitts Davis of Kearney Nebraska Mrs John Thompson of Newark New Jersey two brothers Benjamin of Newark and George of Wilkes Barre Pa He was a member of Winnek Post American Legion the Forty and Eight and Geneva Chapter Loyal Order of Moose and had been active in managing American Legion baseball teams

Geneva Alfred J. Getz American Legion Grove St S. Main St St. Stephenis Winnicke Post Anna IR. Brown Getz Richard Bleck Rochester K. Matichak East Lake Rd Romulus L. K. Small Cincinnati Lave Kitts Davis iKearney John Thompsson Newark N. J Benjamin George Wilkes-Barre Winnek Post the Forty and Eight Lolay Order of Moose

Trout Planted In Owascol Lake By Sportsmen

Sportsmen today planted 5 000 yearling lake trout in Owascol Lake. The fish were received from the state hatcheries at Caledonia.

Owascol Lake Caledonia

Public address system to equip Cayuga County fire truck

Aurelius Fire Department Chief Ralph J. Webster announced that East District fire truck will be first in Cayuga County with a public address system. A PA loud speaker, valued at 160 dollars, will be installed tonight to give orders at blazes without shouting.

Aurora Ralph J. Webster Aurelius Fire Department Cayuga County P.A Webster

Auburn Police Probe Burglaries

Auburn police investigate two burglaries by breaking windows and unlocking bolts. At Smolak gas station 307 Genesee St S50 small change stolen from a cigarette vending machine. At Gwen and Doran Welding Co plant 39 41 Aurelius Ave an attempted safe hack failed. inspector suspects amateur work with no items reported missing.

Auburn Tivo William V. Graner Thomas Monahan Police Department Smolak Genesee St Gwen and Doran W Welding Co Aurelius Av

Runaway Boys Caught After Bakery Burglaries

Three youths escaped from Industry school and stole three bicycles and burglarized a bakery and a grocery store in the area. Deputy Sheriff Harold Murphy Phelps captured them yesterday and sent them back to the institution. They admitted the escape and were found sleeping in a coalyard near Phelps.

Geneva Harold Murphy Phelps Phelps

Four Geneva Children Share Birthday Celebration

All born the same day in Geneva will celebrate together tomorrow. The Prosser children David eight Sandra six Ricky five and Sharon three are four siblings in the family of Mr. and Mrs William H Prosser of 100 Sherrill Street.

Geneva David Sharon Richard Sandra William H. Prosser Sherrill St. David Ricky

Legion Concert Set For April At Central High

Auburn officials announce the annual spring concert of the American Legion male chorus on Monday night April 4 in Central High School auditorium. The 28 member chorus has rehearsed since October under Robert G. Genhin of Syracuse. Pianist Jane Overhiser and tenor Conrad Hess will join the chorus.

Auburn American Legion Central High School Com James D. Sproull Robert G. Genhin Syracuse Jane Overhiser Conrad Hess

DeRuyter Man Pleads Guilty To Speeding In Cortland City Court

Cortland court records show Stanlery Judd, 20, of DeRuyter, guilty to speeding and fined 25 dollars. William Case, 29, of Auburn, pleaded guilty to the same charge and paid a 15 dollar fine.

Cortland

Cancer Group to Launch $10,000 Drive for Services

Harry Kearns of the Cayuga County Cancer Committee told the Couples Club that ignorance and fear fuel cancer deaths and urged regular exams for early detection. The committee runs Auburn City Hospital tumor clinic, assists treatment for the needy, educates the public, and supports the American Cancer Society research. A campaign begins Friday to raise $10,000 to fund these services for another year. Information is available at the Chamber of Commerce Building.

Harry Kearns Cayuga County Cancer Committee Couples Club the Universalist Church Kearns Cancer Committee Auburn City Hospital American Cancer Society Chamber of Commerce

Shreck Estate Passes to Wife in Will Probate

GENEVA The major portion of the estate of William F. Shreck a prominent Ontario county resident and former county official who died in St. Petersburg last week has been left in trust for his wife Mrs. Bessie M. Screck according to terms of his will probated by Surrogate Frederic T. Henry.

Geneva William F. Shreck Ontario County St. Petersburg Bessie M. Screck Frederic T. Henry

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