Injured Texan recalled only a few drinks after attack
Jack A. Kenny 35 of Dayton Texas was found unconscious with partial paralysis and was unable to identify assailants. He remembered drinking in Fayetteville last night and boarding an auto with a man, then collapsed in the Quondaga Hotel lobby. Police sought clues while Kenny wrote I was held up robbed of 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack A. Kenny
Dayton
Tex
Kenny
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Edward Dolphin
Fayetteville
Edward Saroney
Benjamin Roberts
Quondaga Hotel
John D. Kenny
Girl Leaving Bus Dies After Truck Collision
Ithaca May 7 Tompkins County coroner will hold an inquest at 10 tomorrow into the death of Elsie Lillian Gables 9 who died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after being struck by a truck as she alighted from a school bus yesterday afternoon Tracy Robert Jones 19 of 213 First Street is jailed on an open charge Sheriff Harrison Adams said the child daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Gables of Newfield township fatally injured when she ran from behind the bus on her way home from school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Tompkins County
William I. Seil
Elsie Lillian Gables
Memorial Hospital
Tracy Robert Jones
First Street
Harrison Adams
Andrew Gables
Newfield Township
Former Pastor Hosts Synod in May 2023
The Rev. Ernest J. Mollenauer pastor of St. John's Church New York City will host the 12th annual convention of the United Synod of New York in May 2023 Approximately 500 Lutheran pastors from New York State New England Northern New Jersey and parts of Pennsylvania will attend The convention opens May 20 with the Lord s supper administered by Rev Paul C White secretary of the Synod Mollenauer will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Mollenauer
St. John’s Church
St Christopher Street
New York City
St. John’s Lutheran Church
United Synod of
Mr. Mollenauer
Leaving Accident Case Set for May 11
Francis S. Riley aged 23 of 405 Boxden Street appeared before Judge Karry UH Farmer in Traffic Court and pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. The incident on Teally Avenue near Caton Street injured Ludwig Tiomok 63 fatally on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S. Riley
Boxden Street
Karry UH. Farmer
Riley
Teally Avenue
Caton Street
Ludwig Tiomok
Tioga Street
Fire Chief Edward Gieselman to address Steuben Assembly
Syracuse Fire Department chief Edward W. Gieselman will speak on Modern Fire Fighting Methods before Steuben Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at the Knights club rooms, 6 30 P M, Thursday. Dinner committee listed includes Hersman Engelhardt, Marcellus Eichenlaub, M H Doherty, J W Cathexs, Frank Schramm, Joseph Fehr, Frank Weaver, John Larkin, Arthur Gravelle and Harry Beaudvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Gieselman
Syracuse Fire Department
Steuben Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Knights Club
Hersman J. Engelhardt
Marcellus A. Eichenlaub
M. H. Doherty
John BR. Cathexs
Frank Schramm
Joseph Fehr
Frank 2. Weaver
John W. Larkin
Arthur Gravelle
Harry Beaudvin
Unclear Names in Miscellaneous Addresses List
A jumble of personal names and street addresses appears, including Joseph Rocen Ponto and Marguerite Consedia Moncinelli among scattered locales. The fragment mentions Reginald Lockes, Sylvia Dane Mekett, and multiple street addresses across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rocen Ponto
Turtle Sree
Marguerite Consedia Moncinelli
Central Court
Reginald Lockes
Weet Borden Aventea
Sylvia Dane Mekett
Randall Avenue
Edward Thomas Cases
Eledt Stree
Loretta Madalen Schuh
Geddes Shert
Wile Hugries
Fitch Street
Helen Marie Wiscom
Wile repeatedly assaulted. husband Olgeaty jailed 30 days
Mrs. Jacob Olgeaty, 56, injured in back at Crouse-Irving Hospital after a beating. Her husband, bricklayer Olgeaty, 110 Fabius Street, arraigned in Police Court on third degree assault, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to 30 days in the penitentiary by Judge Homer V. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Jacob’ Olgeaty
Fabius Street
Olgeaty
Homer V. Walsh
Pascual Bennett
Edward . Flood
Mead Bill Aims Five Research Centers Across Nation
The Mead bill proposes five research centers near major highways and populated areas to study self sufficing farming and power driven appliances for farms and homes. State colleges of agriculture would also receive 10000 dollars annually in Federal lands for related research. An regional advisory board of part time farming families would be appointed for each region spanning northeast southeast midwest southwest and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Colleges of Agriculture
Witnesses Testify in City Drowning Suit Over Creek Death
In a $50 650 action by George L Myall against the city over his son Georges drowning in Onondaga Creek off Hovey Street April 18 last year two witnesses testified. Morgue attendant George Wellf described finding the body and Deputy City Engineer Harold Kieffer used maps to pinpoint where Myall sank in an automobile. The case is before Supreme Court Justice James Th Cross and a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. iMyaill
Huron Street
Plainuf
George L. Myall
Onondaga Creek
Hovey Street
George Wellf
Harold Kieffer
Myall
Supreme Court
James Th Cross
Joe Watches Sentenced for Public Intoxication, 2 PM Arrest
Joseph Holinski known as Joe Watches, 73, without a home, received a 10 day sentence in Onondaga Penitentiary after pleading public intoxication in Police Court. This marked his 23rd appearance since 1921, with officers noting his traveling watch repair shop. He was arrested at 2 PM at 200 West Fayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holinski
Joe
Onondaga Penitentiary
Kolinski
West Fayette Street
Woman Sentenced Under Drug Act
Hayleyon Molcomb is a 33 year old from 2458 South Salina Street who pleaded guilty in Police Court to violating Penal Law section 438 for obtaining drugs under false pretences. She was sentenced to 40 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary after the State Health Department complaint alleged she forged a Syracuse physician’s signature on a morphine prescription dated March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayleyon Molcomb
South
Salina Street
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Plalph Redeman
State Hoa Department
Syracuse
Catholic Educator Urges Promotion of Chirk Ideals
Very Rev. Robert White of Catholic University urged promotion of religious ideals as the essence of democracy at the Syracuse Diocese Catholic Laymen's Retreat annual dinner. He warned that anti religious ideologies in Russia and Germany threaten divine justice and personal freedom, and he noted America has entered a new era with broader political and economic power in the masses. The talk, before 500 men at Bellevue Country Club, was introduced by Donald S. Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Law School
Catholic University of America
Monsignor White
Massachusetts
The
American Legion
Syracuse
Bellevue Country Club
Russia
Germany
America
Donald S. Mooney
Laymen’s Association
Lakeport Fire Destroys Barber Shop and Home
Fire fueled by a strong wind from Oneida Lake destroyed George Pryor's barber shop in Lakeport and damaged his nearby residence. Firemen saved a nearby camp roof from the flames. Mr and Mrs Pryor escaped with injuries while several furnishings were saved. The fire started from a defective chimney in the shop before 7:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Lake
George Pryor
Lakeport
Ridgeport
100 Posters On Display At Syracuse Museum Of Fine Arts
More than 100 posters by Syracuse school children for the National Humane Poster Contest are on display at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. J Henry Cassidy views the exhibit as the show runs for a week before Albany sends the entries to the nationwide competition. Pupils from Syracuse public schools and House of Providence participate, with the contest sponsored by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and directed by Miss Edna Andrews and Mrs Florence Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
J. Henry Cassidy
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Albany
House of Providence
Edna Andrews
Florence §. Tucker
Humane Society
Advertising ideas urged by Syracuse librarian speakers
Charles E. Hailetzski told librarians that making products attractive to the public is like a merchant's challenge. He spoke at a one day institute in the Syracuse Public Library social room. About fifty librarians from Central New York attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hailetzski
Syracuse Public
Improvement Reported For Frank C. Ainslie
Improvement is reported today in the condition of Frank C. Ainslie 85 retired civil engineer of 1111 South Geddes Street He has been in critical condition at Crouse Iriving Hospital since undergoing an operation several days ago Widely known in fraternal circles Mr Ainslie was awarded a 1935 medal for 53 years membership in the Masons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Ainslie
South Geddes Street
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Ainslie
The
Masons
Commonweal Club Aids Dunbar Drive to Support Dunbar Center
The Commonweal Club raised funds totaling 15 350 for the Dunbar Center Nursery School maintenance and welfare of Syracuse's Negroes. Miss Rockwood reports progress as drive nears close and urges workers to cover all assigned tasks and submit reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Dunbar: Center Nursery School
Bership
Rockwood
Gladys
Dunbar Center
Tomorr
Community Group Plans New Programs and Activities
The report notes plans for a children's activities program and a new glee club as part of a broader community renewal effort. Leaders emphasize inclusive engagement and ongoing events for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingers
Harsarin Beclude Glee Club
Pleads Guilty Plea and Unlawful Entry Charge
East Fayette Street man pleads not guilty to unlawful entry at Club Miami South Salina Street. Capt. Metzger reports memory gaps while police charge the suspect with entering the club and drinking beer through a rubber tube. Bail set at 500 dollars by Judge Homer Walsh for a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fayette
Street
William “Metzger
Miami
South
Salina Street
Homer Vs. Walsh
Cost Accountants to Inspect Plant Tour and Dinner
Members of the Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will tour Pass & Seymour Inc electrical plant Thursday. A post tour dinner at the Liederkranz Club features C L Nicholson 2d secretary and sales manager as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Pass & Seymour, Inc
Liederkranz Club
C. L. Nicholson
Plea to Keep Polish Culture Alive at Lincoln Auditorium
Dr. Ludwik Krzyzanowski of the Polish consul general staff urged preserving Polish culture in America during a cultural program in Lincoln Auditorium. He cited Polish history and praised contributions including music by Paderewski choir under Maryattanski Bruzdinska and performances by Stanlwy Opalach and Annon Brizdzinsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
America
United ‘States
Ludwik Krzyzanowski
New York City
The
Americanization League
Lincoln Auditorium
Tas
Maryatt
Tanski
Bruzdinska
Stanley
W. Opalach
Museum Displays Show Mary McMillan Drawings at Syracuse Gallery
Forty drawings and 50 miniatures by Mary McMillan of Syracuse are on view at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts until May 35. Notable works include sketches of children Dorothy Winifred and John Walden-Retan and portraits of Joan Zinsser and the Trammell children. McMillan has shown in major museums including the Metropolitan in New York and is in their permanent collection.
Valley Men to Give Minstrels Thursday
The eighth annual Valley Men's Club minstrel show will be held at Quondaga Valley Academy Thursday and Friday nights. George Finkler chairs a cast and business group with William Whitham and David Bland in production and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Men's Club
Youth reenlists with old Army unit at Fort DuPont
Owego youth Laghva, 28, returning to his old stamping grounds, reenlists with his former outfit at Fort DuPont after prior service with the Engineering Company in Fork DuPont Delaware and a later stint with engineers in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owego
Army
John
Laghva
Owero
Fork duPont
Delaware
Panama
Agar
Seridee
Fort Dupont
Anti Sour Puss Club Plans Three Day Pow Eve
The Anti Sour Puss Club announces a three day pow event starting May 4. Nicholas Peters serves as president and announced the plans today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Peters
Two hurt in falls taken to hospitals
Two women were injured in separate falls and taken to hospitals this morning. Mrs. Belle Keenan aged 65 of 421 South State Street fell after being struck ill and suffered a scalp laceration and remained at University Hospital. Mrs. Jessie Green aged 32 of 658 Madison Street injured her left ankle and right knee in a fall at home and was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Keenan
South State Street
University Hospital
Jessie Green
Madison Street
Crouse-Irving Hospital
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Ames Mage
Eas
E. Genesee St
Syraguse
Cary Cy
Wallpaper and Faint Company. Inc
Onondaga
Mustal
Aol
Peres
Teo Teuily
Rete Rentlin
Seth Yosser
Neal
Shorauphly
Fayetteville Cafe
Steuben
Boost Campaign Fund
Commonweal Club
Grace Rockwood
Dorothy Foster
Gladys Bliss
Jacob Olgeaty
Mate
Mead Bill
Lakeport Fire Wrecks Shop
Is.p.c.a
Frank Ainslie
Dunbar Drive
Lise
Krzyzanowski
Eaton
dragsEaton
Brook Reservoir
Harold Tupper
Eaton- Lebanon
Tupper
Gerard
Asm
Willam Gerard
Valley Men
STORK
du Pont
Courree
ALG Et Lau Pont. de' Inc
Zeeczema
Wright’s Valley Drug
South Salina
Ruby Lea Jones
Andi Pextion
Picet
Pieroe
Golden
Meroe
Goldin
Tuerve
Zemno
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