Deaths in Syracuse area residents listed in notices
The column records multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Syracuse and nearby areas dated May 1 to May 5 1946 to 1948. It lists names including Belle Strickland Davis Eusten Gregg McMahon Mesick Irene Miller Elizabeth McCarthy McMahon Sophia Mesick and others with ages, relations, burial sites such as Oakwood Cemetery Sacred Heart Cemetery and St Agnes Cemetery, and funeral home references like Fairchild Meech J Walsh & Son and Delaney Hodge.
Burials Listed For Several Local Residents
Multiple members of Syracuse area families are noted in funeral notices. Dr Frank E. Easten, 65, dies after heart attack at May Memorial Church. services Monday at 3 PM with private burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs Belle Strickland Davis, Frank J. Babcock, and Henry C. Stanton, with service details and burial plans. several funeral directors and florists are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Eusten
Ruskin Av
May Memorial Church
Robert E. Romig
Oakwood Cemetery
Eusten
Paul Given
Prizes Awarded in Sixth Annual Diocesan Oratorical Contest
Prizes in the sixth annual diocesan oratorical contest were presented at Hotel Onondaga with first prizes to Patricia Feidt of Most Holy Rosary School and Leonard Pooler of Cathedral School. Second and third places went to Elizabeth LaRow Utica Catholic Academy and Mary Allee Ryan St. Lucy’s School in the girls division, and to Thomas Hogan St. John the Evangelist School and Thomas Mc Laughlin St. Anthony’s School in the boys division. Bishop Walter A. Foery bestowed awards including Palladin insignia. he urged crusaders in daily life as the judges and clergy observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Onondaga
Patricia Feidt
Most Holy Rosary School
Leonard Pooler
Cathedral School
Elizabeth LaRow
Utica Catholic Academy
Mary Allee Ryan
St. Lucy’s School
Thomas Hogan
St. John the Evangelist School
Thomas McLaughlin
St. Anthony’s School
Walter A. Foery
Mary Alice Ryan
Secndr
Rev. Edward D. Carpenter To Be Buried Wednesday
obituary notices for several Syracuse area figures. The Rev Edward D Carpenter 86 Wesleyan Methodist minister died Friday at 332 Holand St. He served in Lafayette Fyler Lisbon and Rome and was secretary of the General Conference for 20 years retiring in 1939. Survivors include wife Minnis C Carpenter two sons both ministers in Lansing Michigan and four grandchildren. Prayer service at 11 A M Wednesday and funeral at 2 P M at Sandy Creek Wesleyan Church with burial in Sandy Creek Cemetery. Also notes Miss Elizabeth Wilkins former teacher died Friday burial in Frumah Packard Cemetery. Mrs Fay Morris died Friday in Napanoch. funeral arrangements Mr. Kincheloe died Friday in Yates Hotel en route to Chicago. Mrs Elizabeth McMahon died Friday night native Syracuse church member. funeral services Tuesday and Saint Lucy's Church with burial in Saint Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippfle
George C
Doc
Manitus
Gertrude Jennings
Claire Loutee Stinard
Freefo
Elmer
Gooartelian & Newell's
Academy Street
Manhut
Pomney Center
Bianton
Henry C. Stanton
Maych
Marie Noonan Stanton
James
Catherine Kastick
Margaret McGraw
Mise Eleanor Stanton
Margaret McDonald
Bridget Fairy
Panoras
Hudson Street
Most Holy Rosary
St. Agnes' Cemetery
Callahan
Syracuse
Easten
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Oswega St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Onondaga County Medical Society
May Memorial Church
Floss Doan Easten
Given
John Strong
Hudson St
Ireland
Eloly Rosary Church
Saint Agnes
Stanton
Hotel
Catherine Karlick
Eleanor Stanton
James Stanton
Brigid Fahey
Edward D. Carpenter
Hore
Holand St
Sandy Creek
Carpenter
Lafayette
Fyler
Lisbon
Rome
General Conference of
Wesleyan Methodist Denomination
Elizabeth Wilkins
E. Adams Sr
Dolgeville
Salisbury Center
Birnbaum
Benjamin Friedman
Frumah Packard Cemetery
Miss Wilkins
Leah Wilkins
Harold
Charles Wilkins
Fay Morris
Napanoch
Gertrude Hanson
Bernard O'Byrne
James Gallagher
Oneonta
Frank Gallagher
Scranton
Frank de Cerce
Wood Ay
Saint Anthony of Padua Church
Assumption Cemetery
William W. Kincheloe
Chicago
Yates Hotel
Utica
Kincheloe
William MacLean Kincheloe
Elmer E. Price
Elizabeth McCarthy McMahon
Fairfield An
James Eustace
Seymour St
Saint Vincent's Church
L.C.B.A
Thomas V. McMahon
Gerturde Quinn
Snyeder Funeral Home
Saint Lucy's Church
Saint Mary's Cemetery
C M Gilson Rites Monday
Former East Syracuse mayor Charles M. Gilson, 77, of Clay, died Friday at his home. Born July 21, 1869, in Oriskany, he ran a barber shop before entering politics, serving as mayor from 1931 to 1937. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 P.M. at Delaney & Hodge East Syracuse chapel with burial in Oriskany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Syracuse
Charles M. Gilson
Clay
R. D
Oriskany
Richard Gilson
Gilson
John Spillane
McCoonv
Jennie Carroll G Ison
Morton ‘Tl. Kelsey
Emmanuel Episcopal Ch Weh
Delaney & Hodge Funeral Home
Mary Stachurski Dies at Hospital Baldwinsville Lady dies after short illness
Mary Stachurski of West Genesee street Baldwinsville died this morning at City Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stachurski five sisters Mrs Lyman Madison Mrs Joseph Wojdyla and Misses Jennie Louise Julia Stachurski three brothers Edward Chester and Peter Stauchurski She belonged to St Josephs Society PRCU Services to be held from Mrs Wojdyla's home 921 Milton Avenue at time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stachurski
W. Genesee St
Baldwinsville
City Hospital
Peter Stachurski
Lyman Madison
Joseph Wojdyla
Jennie
Louise
Julia Stachurski
Edward
Chester
Peter Stauchurski
St. Joseph's Society
Wojdyla
Milton Av
W L Schultz to Be Buried Monday
W L Schultz 6 of 302 Grand Ave died Friday night after a long illness. Survived by sister Mrs Wills B Smith of Syracuse and brother J Harvey Schultz of Hartford Conn and several nieces and nephews. Former state director of the Hairdressers Guild for Connecticut and secretary general manager of Schultze Beauty Salon. Funeral Monday at 10 30 A M at Traugott Lohman funeral home with Rev Dr Edwin T Dahlberg officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Schultz
Grand Av
Wills B. Smith
Syracuse
J. Harvey Schultz
Hartford
Hairdressers Guild
Connecticut
Fox
New York City
Boar of Ushers
Riverside Church
Five Pointhouse of Industry
Valhalla
Morgan Park Lodge
A. M
Chicago
Ill
Salem Temple
Newark
N. J
Welburham Academy
Springfield
Mass
Amherst College
Amherst
Phi Delta Fraternity
Traugott & Lohman Funeral Home
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Bapist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everlasting Punishment Sermon for Sunday Classes
Christian Science Church notices announce the Lesson Sermon titled Everlasting Punishment for Sunday services across all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The Golden Text from James 4 8 invites drawing near to God with calls to cleanse hands purify hearts and a sermon based on King James Bible verses Isaiah Proverbs and related proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Sin and its penalties in Science and Health passages
Correlative excerpts from Mary Baker Eddy emphasize that all pleasure from sin yields greater pain, as belief in material life collapses. The text asserts sin bears full penalty in its nature and actions, adding that Truth grants no pardon but eliminates error decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Church Sermons and Services Across Local Churches
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church will host Rev Christian P Jensen discussing Do You Love Jesus during morning worship. St Pauls Lutheran Church features Rev F C Ellerman preaching The Good Shepherd. First English Lutheran Church holds 11 A M service with The Master Speaks sermon. Church School is scheduled for 9 45 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian P. Jensen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
F. C. Ellerman
Frank H. Shimier
First English Lutheran Church
Reformed First
James the Hey
Wiliam Henry Smith
Teallav
Eldorado St
Thomas Kirkwood
Reformed Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian
Salina St
Ihe Rey
W. J. McKnight
Christian Happy Hour led by Amos Phipps at MFA
A Christian Happy Hour tonight at 7 30 pm in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts under Amos Phipps gospel singer directing an opening song service with a 15 piece volunteer orchestra. Special instrumental music highlights the program as Rev C Shoe maker and family oversee the service before they depart as missionaries to Martinique in the FWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Museum
Pascal Dinner At St Michael’s Russian Orthodox Church
The St Michael's Russian Orthodox Church will hold its annual Pascal dinner after liturgy on Sunday in the church auditorium. The Ladies' Altar Society will prepare the dinner featuring Easter foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's
Ladies’ Altar Society
Sunday Sermons Highlight Open Doors and Masterpieces
Sunday services feature Rev Clarence C Walker at Rescue Mission with The Closed Door theme. Dr L W Barnard addresses The Lord's Body and Blood at 10 30. Italian Christian Assembly offers youth music with Michael Palm presiding. Delaware Street Baptist Preacher Dr Calvin M Thompson Sr speaks God’s Masterpiece morning and Capitalism Survive in the United States at 7 30 evening. South Presbyterian ordains new officers as Rev Dr John T Reeve delivers Our Most Precious Possession and The Apostasy of Joash at night. Park Central Presbyterian Rev Arthur W Mielke cites The Peril of Godless Power in morning. Elmwood Presbyterian Rev Dr Arthur L Berger covers Faith's Fruitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Mission
Clarence C. Walker
Immanuel Baptist Church
L. W. Barnard
Young People's
Italian Christian Assembly Church
Michael Palm
Italian Christian Assembly
Calvin M. Thompson
God
South Presbyterian Church
John T. Reeve
Joash
Arthur W. Mielke
Park Central Presbyterian Church
Arthur L. Berger
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Gerald T. Krohn
Armenian Presbyterian Mission
Y.M.C.A
John H. Adjemian
Elmwood
Southay
Christian Endeavor
Firat
W. Genesee
Harry B. Taylor
Second Church School
Newen
Westminster Fellowship
First Ward
Park and Turtle Sts
John MacDonald
Onondaga Valley
W. Seneca Tipk
Academy
James A. Glyer
Ark Central
S. Townsend
E. Fayette
Arthur Mielke
Syracuse Presbytery
South
Salina
W. Colvin
Young People's Society
Westminster
Socist
Fairmount Union Church
Roland S. Fredericks
P.M
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Washington
West Side ‘Branch
Clarence GC. Walker
Salvation Army
KE Genesee St
Salvation Army Owlpoat
Marceling St
West Erd
Michael Pata
Igehnol
Byble Claas
Unity
Loyalty Sunday and church campaigns across area churches
Loyalty Sunday will be observed at First Methodist Church with yearly pledges after worship as the finance committee led by William Salisbury and canvassers headed by Theodore Baxter plan a $20,000 drive for 125th anniversary improvements in 1949. Reverend Leon B. Randall preaches at 10 30 A.M. with "To Whom Shall We Go?" and speaks on "Answer or Echo?" at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
William Salisbury
Theodore Baxter
Leon B. Randall
Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church
Randall
Alfred Payen
Rochester
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
New York City
Payen
United States
Syracuse
Wilson G. Cole
University Methodist Church
Frederick Butman
East Syracuse Methodist Church
Plane Crashes into Tully Lake After Engine Fails
Bruce Bartholomew 23 and Donald Cummings 24 escaped injury when their CP-45 cruiser stalled over Tully Lake and plunged after hitting high tension wires. Both men were shaken but unhurt. Plane crashed near YMCA Camp Avalon and Wetmore camp. undercarriage and right wing damaged. Bartholomew, a former bomber pilot with 400 missions over Germany and 12 in the Pacific, had flown from Cortland Airport about 30 minutes earlier. State troopers Baker, Grayzner, and Doyle investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Lake
Bruce F. Bartholomew
Main St
Tully
Cortland Airport
Bartholomew
Donald Cummings
Railroad St
McNary Aircraft Corp
Cortland
Y.M.C.A
Avalon
Wetmore Camp
Germany
Pacific Theater
Thomas Baker
North Syracuse
Leo Grayzner
Lafayette
John Doyle
Skan
Eateles
Rotary Host At Parley Opens In Syracuse Hotel Onon Caga
A three day Rotary International district convention begins Sunday at the Hotel Onon Caga in Syracuse with local Rotarians hosting. Allen D. Albert of Paris Illinois will deliver the principal dinner address Monday at 7 PM. Thomas R. Hood of Dunn North Carolina will speak Monday afternoon. District governor Hiram K Hineline of Alicia will report on moving Rotary headquarters, with Frank Phillips of Ithaca leading discussions. The Rev Harry B Tyler of First Presbyterian Church Syracuse will lead prayers for deceased members. Dr Duane Orton of Endicott will speak at the Monday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Onon- Caga
Syracuse
Allen D. Albert
Paris
Orville S. Osborn
Syracuse Rotary
Thomas R. Hood
Dunn
N. C
Hiram KK
Hineline
Alica
Rotary
Frank Phillips
Ithaca
Harry B. Tyler
First Presbyterian Church
Duane Orton
Endicett
Saturday Closing Voted for Stores in Syracuse
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce retail merchants division voted Saturday closing from July 6 to August 24. The number of stores joining the summer program is undetermined, though 57 followed last year. Stores will stay open Fridays until 8 30 P.M. starting July 5, and a second meeting of the Syracuse Clearing House Association may be called on Saturday closing for banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Harry W. Davies
Syracuse Clearing House Association
Syracuse
Move to Evict Vet's Wife Fails
Municipal Court Judge Nathan Abelson dismissed the petition by Mrs. Ina Slocum to evict the wife of a disabled veteran and their 14 month old child from 728 Delaware Street. The court found no immediate compelling need under OPA regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Abelson
Ina Slocum
Delaware St
Andrew Koneeke
United States Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Bath
Cour
Siocum
OPA
Abelson
Joseph Giacobbi
Highland St
William E. Perrin
Craig St
Perrin
Fire Award on Gafney Building upheld by Supreme Court jury
A $4,366 award for damage to the Gafney Hotel was upheld by a Supreme Court jury reported Friday night to Justice Abram Zoller. The action, over a week in trial, involved Syracuse Savings Bank suing four insurance companies for $27,000, while Isadore Blumberg, owner of the building, sued for $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafney
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Syracuse Savings Bank
Isadore Blumberg
Lions Dinner For Blind Workers In Syracuse
The Syracuse Lions Club held its annual dinner at the Lighthouse on Friday. Lion tamer Albert A. Muench led the program for blind guests. Martin Mahler of the United States Employment Service spoke about a state survey on employment for sightless persons. Mrs. Elizabeth Lock welcomed the Lions, and Miss May Travers thanked the Lions for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Lions Club
Albert A. Muench
Martin Mahler
United States Employment Service
Elizabeth Lock
Lions Club
May Travers
Lions
Fugitive From Pen Found in Barn near Onondaga Hill
Samuel McKinney, 76, of Chattanooga Tennessee, an escapee from Onondaga County Penitentiary, was located six hours after escaping from the County Home Farm. Three penitentiary guards found him in the barn of Irving Broad at Onondaga Hill. McKinney was serving a 30 day sentence for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McHkinney
Chattanooga
Directory From Page Three Directory From Page Three
A dense listing of worship times across Syracuse area churches including Armenian Presbyterian Mission Elmwood Elmwood Southay and Onondaga Valley congregations with varied service hours Church School 9:45 to 11:00 a.m. worship and sermons at multiple parishes.
Howe Estate Petition for Arthur V. Howe’s Estate
Clarence R. Howe of 311 Frouston Avenue petitions Surrogate's Court for letters of administration to the 1500 dollar estate of his son Lt. Arthur V. Howe. He shares with Adah F. Howe, the mother. Lt. Howe was reported missing after a flight over Tokyo on May 24, 1945.
Church Law To Be Aired At Meeting
The Episcopal Diocese of Central New York will discuss the marriage canon and a potential union with the Presbyterian Church at its 78th annual convention in Calvary Church Utica. More than 350 clergy and lay delegates from 14 counts attend as Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody presides and delivers the main address. Elections for the diocesan standing committee and council occur Wednesday morning after Holy Communion. Luncheons for lay delegates and clergy are planned nearby Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Presbyterian Churches
Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Calvary Episcopal Church
Utica
Malcolm E. Peabody
Peabody
The
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Episcopal Churchmen's Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Woman Ends Life With Gas
Edith Francisco a 37 year old Easy Washing Machine Co. employee of 229 Shennard street ended her life by inhaling gas in a bathroom early today. Police found her after a 6 45 a m call. A palmotor failed to revive her. Dr Theodore Rosen pronounced death. Coroner Dr Harry L Gilmore ruled death by own action. She left behind a son Raymond 16 and daughter 14. Sister Lilian Dora of Vestal Center survives. She had been separated from her husband. Patrolmen assisted with the pulmotor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Francisco
Shennard St
Theodore Rosen
Onondaga General Hospital
Harry L. Gilmore
Easy Washing Machine Co
Raymond
Lilian Flo Dora
Vestal Center
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Davin Ty
Belle Strickland Davis
Core
Avcour
Jefferson Davis
Fairchild & Meech
Archie B. Bedford
Som West Onondaga Street
Pam
Franke Eusten
Nia
Led Ruskin Avenue
Raber
BE. Romly
Oakwood
Gregg
Oneida City Hospital
Dennis J. Gregg
Louise Belgo Cgirexe
Fred Theobald
Robert
Clive
Charles Ciresg
Cazenovia
Michael Gregg
Dohkuna Oneth
Couts Donahue
Kean Lane
Rychmond Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
John Giminski
Francis Teagan
Francis Horton
Roy Sheffield
John
Michael
This City
Patrick Reagan
Skaneatetes Falla
William Forward
Menry O'Mara
James Cattagher
Skaneatetes
Moly Name Society
Moat Holy Rosary Church
Kunerad
Trmah
Roy
Newton Mass
Josemaine Koulinbon Hoe
Prat
Edgar Drake Roe
Drothers
Hugh Robinson
Newton
Geor W. Robinson
Campbridge
Greenleaf Funeral Home
W. Onondaga St
Alpert Bauer
Wifemeier
Lulu Belle Wiemeter
Peter Pisik
Harold Aucham
John Wiemeter
Fred
Deloss Lynn
Ehten Radley
Rose Clarky
Delpney & Hodge
Kinne Street
East Beracuse
Collamer
Memoriam
Frederick Brewis
Mit
Sinter Clara
Luo
Sali ST
Eee — Ambulance Service
Traugott & Lohman, Inc
Qeo FE Lohman
M. J. Mcauliefe Funeral Home
W. Genesee Bt
William P. Hart
P. Mart
Danforth St
J. P. Burns & Son, Inc
James P. Burns
Ile
Onondaga St
McKinley Bros
L G. McKisley
Lac
Mgr
McBride
Wilber
Joseph Pirro
Snyder “Funeral CO
ZTE Cienecee
Snyder
Fairchild & Mbeech Funeral Chapel
M, IL
Callaman Puneral
Tompkins St
van Dusen Funeral Home
Mr. & Mes
van Dusen
Morticians
John Gang & Son
Soon Madina
J. Gang
Lic
Greenleaf
Lit
W. Onandags
Edward J. Ryan Pone
Yvenue
Eaton
Chnapel Fayettesilie, Noy
CC Carrole & CO
Johin Tindall
Belle S. Davis
George Wiltse
Cortland Av
Davis
Danforth United Church
Wiltse
William A. Snyder
Archie Bedford
Frank J. Babcock
Webter
Forest Tiller
Eastwood
Riverside Cemetery
Babcock
Claris G. Babcock
Andrew E. Lutz
O. Lacy Miller
Raymond Babcock
Bruce L. Miller
Keegan & Osbelt Funeral Home
N. Salina
J. a. _Keegan
H. J. Osbert
Burns & Gaynor
Edward F. Gaynor
Lic. Mgr
Joseph Farone
N. L. Frasier
N. Salina Bt
Schumacher & Mason, Inc
A.C. Schumacher
C. W.mason
W. Onondaga Bt
John Lamanna
Warren &T
Antietic
AL Markowitz
Florist
T.D
Eckel
Wapl Lynch
Warren BT
John J. Molloy
Waller Granith CO
Milton Ave
Grant Blvd
Woodlawn
Foery
Martin J. Watley
Christian Brothers Academy Orchestra
David C. Gildea
John J. Tierney
M. Shields Dwyer
James E. Callaghan
Richard A. Chark
A. Robert Casey
Miss Elizabeth Wilkins
Mrs. Fay Morris
Elizabeth M. McMahon
C. M. Gilson
W. L. Schultz
Syracuse Police
Dept
Christian Science
Committee On Arrangements
Lutheran
Christian Happy
Amos Phipps
Methodist
Unitarian
John G. Mackinnon
First Unitarian Church
Richmond
May Memorial Unitarian Church
Parley
Gafney Building
Spiritualist First
Oakwooday
Morence Keenly
Spiri
William Davies
May Memorial
James St
Robert EB. Romie
United Presbyterian Robinson Memorial
Changer
Geddes
Robert D. Rose
Worabe
Holy
Taunton Memorial
Charles
Toe
Feer Kemps Balsam
Planer
Fine Foods
Genesee
Fieke
American Society
W. Garfield Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Best
N. State St. Ph
Manlius Danccing
Stides
M. Besantis
His
Alpe
Adm
Manlius Bue
Montgomery St
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