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Obituary card thanks notes mention funeral designer services and flowers from a local florist with prices and listings of names such as Arthur and Jack Frasier.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1941
Page
5
Obituary card thanks notes mention funeral designer services and flowers from a local florist with prices and listings of names such as Arthur and Jack Frasier.
Arthur W William Oley born July 4, 1895 in Syracuse, son of Charles E Oley and Emma Burns Oley. He served as court reporter and clerk, member of Syracuse Council Knights of Columbus Citizens Club and American Legion, with funeral set for Thursday at Most Holy Rosary Church and burial at St. Agnes Cemetery.
Obituary notices report multiple deaths with long lists of survivors. Names, ages, and neighborhoods in Syracuse and nearby towns appear, with funeral details at St. Mathew’s and Morningside Cemetery and references to local churches, memorials, and burial services.
A fragmented OCR obituary column lists numerous individuals with ages and towns including Lucinda Peck of Natural Bridge and Mary Powers of Cato. Other names cited are Ella Sherman of Moniour Falls, John McCain of Sprit Cherles Pesrigo, Charles Sheeley, and Robert Wright, with ages ranging from around 6 to 87 and towns such as Binghamton Endicott Fulton Rochester and Auburn.
An image rich dispatch reports Lord Halifax and his wife seizing a moment on a Washington to Staunton drive to aid two teenage hitchhikers. After Roosevelt’s dedication ceremony, the couple stopped at a roadside route to offer a lift, with Lady Halifax presenting Mrs Gibson with an orchid before continuing toward Charlotteville where the boy’s mother awaits medical care.
Syracuse figures and fellow journalists mourn Arthur W. Oley, longtime newspaper man, after his sudden death in his home. Messages from judges, police officials, and civic leaders praise his professionalism, fairness, and friendly, jovial nature.
Three people drowned when a motorboat capsized on the Susquehanna River near Vestal Saturday night. Witnesses reported the vessel was left adrift after the crash. bystanders pulled two survivors from the water. The victim remained in transit to Ideal Hospital, where police said exposure contributed to the death.
William Joseph Connelly aged 88 of 3114 Oak Street Aera Lagaring Wines died after a long illness. He was a retired engineer with 44 years service and a Goilze 1061 Mood member. Survived by wife Anoa Callantia Connelly and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from his home at 345 A. 31 West to St John Evangelist Church where a solemn Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial in Assimnpe tonecemetery.
Joseph Ellis Trevor, 76, emeritus professor of thermodynamics at Cornell, died in his sleep at his home in [thacca Special Dispstek Whaca], May 2. Born in Lockport, he studied at Cornell as a special student in 1858-60, earned a PhD in Leipzig in 1892, and joined Cornell chemistry faculty in 1892, becoming full professor in 1900 and thermodynamics chair in 1908 before retiring in 1934. He married Mary Twit Guill of Lockport in 1890, and had two sons Robert of Syracuse and Bertram of Tiverton, and four daughters Mrs Margaret Trevor Fonklaii, Mrs Barbare Fuller, and two others.
Army engineers in training near Thittanteren Gap prepare a mock artificial take for practice. The commandant announced the death of Arthur Oley, describing him as dearly loved and cordial by those here. The county court is involved in the burial arrangements at Garfield Avenue.
Fragmentary text discusses applying loans and acquainting readers with a problem, mentioning furniture and notes in a puzzling, incomplete way. No concrete names, dates, or places are readable to anchor details.
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