Episcopalians Reject Move of Diocese Offices
Utica meeting debates relocation of Central New York Diocese to Syracuse. Officials warn endowment loss of 12500 dollars if moved. Bishop Coley says Utica office will stay, while Malcom Peabody to reside in Syracuse and oversee missions and education duties.
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Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Syracuse
Grace Church
Charles Tyler Olmsted
Central
New York
Edward Huntington Coley
Malcom E. Peabody
Peabody
Church of the Saviour
James Street
Herald- Journal
Coley
Department of Social Service
Department of Christian Education
Will of Bishop Olmsted Leaves Utica Memorial Home and Funds
The will gifts the Utica diocese a house at 1101 Park Avenue for use as the episcopal residence with permission to sell only to fund a diocesan house in Utica. It also leaves 35 000 to provide income for a diocesan home in Utica. Diocesan officials favor keeping Utica as the memorial site despite talks of moving to Syracuse. Mrs Olmsted honored as a longtime Utica church figure.
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Board Delays Armory Site Purchase by County
County Board delays buying the Tigris Shrine site on East Genesee Street for an armory. A committee of four supervisors will study details and begin negotiations after June 3. The board also authorized a 250000 temporary loan, debated rule suspension, and moved funds for budgets, road work, and land purchases.
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John H. Bachman
R. Walter Riehlman
John J. Young
Eighth Ward
Young
Assembly
Olin Haydon
Edmund L. Tyminski
Yackel
Ley Creek
Veterans’ Bureau
Syracuse
Chittenango
Cicero- Bridgeport
Phonograph Records Long Off Market to Be Offered to Public
RCA announces popular editions of Vic tor Black Label Classics bringing back long withdrawn phonograph recordings from a Camden factory vault. The Victor catalogue now tops 7 500 selections and will release masterpieces to the public at affordable prices due to strong demand.
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N. J
RCA
Victor
Grocery Group Plans Dinner at Drumlins
The 14th annual dinner of the Grocery Manufacturers' Representatives Association of Syracuse will be held at Drumlins on Wednesday May 27. J. G. Soule, chairman, announced today. The event features an outdoor policy, golf, bowling on the green, softball and other sports, with committee members FS. Boyd, Arnold Schoen, Robert Sreith, Ld. Geary, Gaylord 2. Wilcox, L, MW. Burkhardt and Leo Brows assisting.
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Drumlins
J. G. Soule
Soole
FS. Boyd
Arnold Schoen
Robert ©. Sreith
Ld. Geary
Gaylord
Wilcox
MW. Burkhardt
Leo Brows
City Nurses Honor Florence Nightingale at Memorial Service
Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel hosts a memorial service for Florence Nightingale with nurses in white forming a procession to honor her birthday. Rev. Dr. Ellsworth Beanton will speak on Preparation for Service, Dean Powers to officiate, and nurses may omit the pledge this year due to scheduling conflicts with national nursing events.
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Florence Nightingale
Hendricks
Syracuse University
American Nurses’. Association
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
National League of Nursing Education
Philadelphia
Ellsworth C. Beanton
American Red Cross
William H. Powers
Hendricks Chapel
Community Home Luncheon Showcases New Asbestos Products
Members and guests of the Community Home Improvement Company attended a luncheon at Hotel Syracuse. Fred Decker of Keasbey and Mattison and William Noble spoke while William M. Gardner presided and acted as toastmaster. Saul North and Max L. Garner delivered speeches.
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Community Home
Community Home Improvement, Company, Inc
Hotel
Syracuse
Fred Decker
Keasbey & Mattison Company
William Noble
William M. Gardner
Toasitmaster
Saul North
Max L. Gardner
Lost Carrier Pigeon Joins Coop In Geneva
A carrier pigeon with an aluminum legband inscribed WAU 39 Syracuse 9399 was found and placed in a Geneva coop. The notice mentions Jos Pt Damico and a Jr. at 19 Cherry as related details.
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Coop
Geneva
Syracuse
Jos
Pt _Damico
Cherry
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