Syracuse Herald Journal Community News Staff List
Syracuse Herald Journal and its Sunday edition list correspondents across many towns including Ithaca, Groton, Marathon, Trumansburg, Homer, Dryden, and Truxton. The notice notes reporters covering four communities in the wide circulation territory of the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Elizabeth QO Haller
Dryden
Mabel S Bartholomew
Tellas
Truxton
QO & Moore
Rei
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Herald-American
Aome
State Conservation Chief unveils vast postwar plan
New York State will expand hatcheries and game farms to double fish and bird stock. Add 325 miles of public fishing rights and build hatcheries in Chautauqua and Catskill with a Batavia game farm. Construction hinges on material lifts. education and forestry programs also loom large for long term state benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
New York State
Perry B. Duryea
State Conservation Department
Cortland County
Hotel Cortland
Chautauqua
Catskill
Batavia
Duryea
Pame
John A. McDermott
Victor Skiff
Norman G. Stagg
Ithaca
Tompkins County
L. P. Smith
Ithaca Gun Company
Morse E. Ames
Walter W. Stokes
Cooperstown
McDermott
Conservation Council of
A. D. Currier
Cincinnatus
Leon Lockwood
Truxton
Kenneth Green
Preble
Ross McCay
Homer
E. Ashcraft
Marathon
Albert Rakes
McGraw
B. Zackery
Lake Como
Harry K. Ansell
Glyndon H. Crocker
Mervin Fowler
Court of Honor to be Held in Groton Saturday
The Court of Honor of the Owasco District will be held Saturday at Groton Central School. Scouts and Cubs families are invited. after colors, Invocation by New A. E. Weaver. Laktve Teaney leads the flag salute. awards by Merle Meteyar and Leo Corcoran with Donald Ryan. Certificates to den mothers Louella Sovocool Vivian Kratechvil Shirley Metzgar Marion Barry. Tenderfoot recruits from Troop 10 with Tom McGory and Richard Oxden. Second class badges presented by Gene Doyle. first class badge to Marshall Lane. Advancement chair Claire Binghamton outlines camping at Barton. District chairman Otto Sebranek introduces Scout Executive William Alder. Song, taps by Ward Shaw, benediction by Rev Henry Rood. last Court of Honor until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Court of Honor
Owasco
Groeton
Dryden
South Lansing
Freeville
Golden Oak Patrol
Merle Meteyar
Leo Corcoran
Donald Ryan
Gerald aBrry
Joe Lockwood
Louella Sovocool
Vivian Kratechvil
Shirley Metzgar
Marion Barry
Tom McGory
Richard Oxden
Lester Milligan
Gene Doyle
Vernon Martin
Marshall Lane
Claire Binghamton
Otto Sebranek
William Alder
Barton
Ward Shaw
Henry Rood
Cortland Air Gunner Will Get Discharge
Lecie J Talbot a B 29 gunner and electrician has orders to report to separation center for discharge from the Army He will return to Cortland with Mrs Talbot and may work this summer before attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy in fall Sgt Talbot joined the 49th Bomb Group on Tinian flew 130 missions over Japan He wears the Distinguished Unit Badge Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster Bronze Star Medal Asiatic Pacific Ribbon and Victory Ribbon He is the son of Mr and Mrs DeForest Talbot of 38 Delaware Ave Cortland a graduate of Cortland High School Lecturers program Tron ton Past lecturers of Miller Grange will present no program Thursday night in charge of Sister Elisabeth Hewes with Sister Katherine McGuire on Agriculture Legislation Sister Florence Potter on Education with Sister Cora Webster in charge of devotion and music Sister Prudith Turner will direct recreation and Sister Ada m Turner will be pianist The prize winning song Seeds for Victory and Peace will be presented Please bring sandwiches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Lecie J. Talbot
Army
Flo
Cortland
Talbot
Rensselaur Polytechnic Institute
Troy
49Th
Trunton
Miller Grange
Eliabeth Hewes
Katherine McGuire
William Turner, Jr
Florence Potter
Cora Webster
Pdith Turner
Adam Turner
Watkins Glen BPW club to install new officers
Newly elected officers of the Watkins Glen Business and Professional Women's Club will be installed next Monday. Harriet Butler is president, Janice Kent vice president, Helen Field recording secretary, Ethel Kessler corresponding secretary, and Margaret Gilbert treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Watkins Glen Business and Professional Women's Club
Harriet Butler
Janice Kent
Helen Field
Ethel Kessler
Margaret Gilbert
Army and Navy Commendation Medal Presented in Ithaca
Paul W. Brainard, president of the First National Bank, received a citation for the Army and Navy Medal from Alden H. Waitt, chief of the Chemical Warfare Service. Maj. Brainard was released from service in spring 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Army
Navy
Libbon
Alden HH. Waitt
Chemical Warfare Service
Paul W. Brainard
Fiet National Bank
Maj
Braiard
Katherine Maloney Weds W A Thompson in Watkins Glen
Katherine Irene Maloney daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Maloney of Watkins Glen married William A Thompson of Painted Post at St Marys of the Lake. Reverend Walter H Kohl presided. Attendant was sister Mrs Francis Sullivan. best man Douglas Calkins and ushers Jack Calkins Walter Tillman Robert Maloney William Tillman. They left for a New York wedding trip. Both employed at Corning Glass Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Katherine Irene Maloney
William €. Maloney
St. Mary’s of the Lake Catholic Church
William A. Thompson
Painted Post
Walter H. Kohl
Francis Sullivan
Watkins Glen Wedding Announces Bertha Halford and Ralph Jones
Announcement of the marriage of Bertha Halford and Ralph Jones of Valois. The wedding occurred at the Methodist Church parsonage on Tuesday, with Rev. Harry A. Sagar performing the ceremony.
H E Babcock Fund Promotes Nutrition Studies at Cornell
Ithaca reports the H Edward Babcock Fund for nutrition studies was established at Cornell by 20 friends and associates, totaling 25000 dollars. Trustees contributed nearly half. Neal Dow Becker announced the gift and presented a donor scroll praising Babcock’s public service as Cornell’s board chair during 1939 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Edmund E. Day
Neal Dow Becker
New York City
H. E. Babcock
Ithaca
H. Edward Babcock
Nutrition
Cornell Board of Trustees
Cornell University
Howard Edward Babcock
Truster
Perpetuty
B. H
Edward Babcock
April Was Dry Month In Ithaca Says Cornell Summary
Ithaca reports a drier than average April with 1.58 inches of rainfall versus the normal 2.51 inches. The month was not the driest on record, as 1915 saw only .55 inches. The year to date moisture deficit reaches 3.02 inches according to Cornell University agronomy department figures.
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Ithaca
Agronomy Department
Cornell University
Weather Bureau
Violin Recital Slated Tomorrow
Ithaca orchestral soloist Elie Spivak concertmaster of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra performs tomorrow at 8 15 P M in Willard Straight Memorial Room with Earle Moss. Spivak, Ukraine native, debuted in Paris at 11 and later formed the Elie Spivak String Quartette in London in 1923, the first quartet to air chamber concerts on BBC.
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Ithaca
Elie Spivak
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Willard Straight
Earle Moss
Ukraine
Spivak
Paris
Salle Des Agriculteurs
Bertholier
Conservatoire
London
British Broadcasting Company
Eunice Rolfe Weds Francis Bressman
Eunice Tyler Rolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Rolfe of 9 Park Street Cortland and John S Bressman son of Francis Bressman of Vesper were married Saturday at the bride’s parents home with Rev C W Newman Retired Baptist minister of Cincinnatus officiating Attending were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Woodworth Cortland State Teachers College Rolfe formerly taught in nearby schools and Morse Chain Ithaca Bressman served 40 months in the Army overseas in Africa Italy and Germany and is now with Syracuse Supply Company
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Morse Chain Company
Ithaca
Bressman
Africa
Italy
Germany
Syracuse Supply Company
Syracuse
Body Found at Ithaca Inlet Identified Tentatively
The body of a man, tentatively identified as Homer Tilton of Mekkenburg road, was removed from Caluga Inlet yesterday by police. Identification was uncertain due to the body’s condition. Tilton was reported missing about ten days ago. The body was taken to Wagner Funeral Home. Thomas Loughan, boating nearby, discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Homer Tilton
Meckenburg
Caluga Inlet
William Marshall
Tilton
Wagner Funeral Home
Aurora St
Thomas Loughan
Hancock St
Watkins Church To Raise 4000 For Repairs And Redecorating
Trustees and members of the Watkins Glen Methodist Church have raised 2400 toward a 4000 goal for the church repair and redecorating project. The funds were gathered through pledge cards at a church family and picnic supper. Participants included Rev Charles Fryer Marelus Rev Henry Sens Sovay former pastors Rev Farry Sagar pastor Earl Egan I E Morgan Melvin Denson and Miss Bertha Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Egan
I. E. Morgan
Melvin Denson
Bertha Thompson
Mrs. Fannie I. Wood Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie I. Wood 73 of Groton City will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Briggs Brothers memorial home with Rev. John M. Lewien officiating. Burial will be in Groton. She was born February 4 1873 on Long Island daughter of George and Eliza Neat. Survived by husband Allen D. Wood a daughter Fannie M. Wood six grandchildren three granddaughters six great grandchildren, three nieces and one nephew. One great nephew Pvt Howard Miller was killed in action in France on October 8 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Fannie I. Wood
R.D
Groton City
Briggs Broters
John M. Lewien
Buriea
Groton
Brown
Long Island
George and
Eliza Morgan Neat
Allen D. Wood
Fannie M. Wood
Paul Hopkins
Freeville
Gerald Lansdowne
Harold Burhans
Moravia
Pvt
Howard Miller
France
Band Concert Tomorrow by Trixton High School
The Trixton high school band will present its annual concert tomorrow night at 8 15 in the school auditorium featuring the senior and junior bands vocalists and a guest conductor under J Andrew Tei. Guest conductor Frank Tet will lead with a 20 year tenure directing local bands and teaching in nearby schools. Soloists include Gwynn Ennis Barbara Ennis and Mary Louise Gallagher with piano duet and accordion solos plus a cornet solo.
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Truxton
J. Andrew Tei
Frank Tet
Owego Free Academy
Vestal Sentral School
Hooper
Endicott-Johnson Workers
Gwynn
Barbara Ennis
Robert McGuire
Ireland
Mary Louise Gallagher
Cornell Musicians To Present Recital
Cornell will hold spring term student recital in the East Lounge at Willard Straight Hall at 4 30 P M tomorrow. The program features Naomi Krum and Virginia Hallett with several student performers including Gertrude River Joseph Sells Hallett Jean Knandel Ned Hermann and Joan Martin in piano bass and vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell
Willard Straight
Willard Straight Music Committee
Naomi Krum
Lillian Krum
N. Tioga St
Virginia Hallett
Charles Durham
Durham
W. Upland Rd
Gertrude River
Joseph Sells
Miss Hallett
Jean Knandel
Ned Herrmann
Joan Martin
Two Cornell Students Hurt in Late Night Crash
Edwina Leathen of Risley Hall and Bernard Caplan of 210 Williams st suffered lac erations and bruises when a car they rode in struck a parked vehicle and hit a building at 315 E State St in Ithaca late Monday night. Driver James Gillin of 113 Oak Ave said he was traveling east when he hit the parked car owned by Mrs Luella D Mosier of 417 N Aurora St, driving the car over the curb.
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Ithaca
Cornell
E. State St
Edwina Leathen
Risley Hall
Bernard Caplan
Williams St
James Gillin
Oak Av
Luella D. Mosier
N. Aurora St
Democrats Leader To Confer in Ithaca
Democratic State Chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick and aides Doris I Byrne Thomas F Boyle and Frank D Doyle will meet Ithaca area party leaders Thursday night May 16 at the Ithaca Hotel. The talks focus on organizing for the fall campaign.
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Ithaca
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Cornell
Doris I. Byrne
Thomas F. Boyle
Frank D. Doyle
Fitzpatrick
Corral Circle S to Host Dance at Community Hall
The Corral Circle S will host a dance in the Community Hall at the fairgrounds on Friday. Dancing will be in order from 9 to 1 with attendees enjoying an evening of social dancing.
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Watkins Glen
Corral Circle
Fairgrounds
Italian War Bride Glad To Be at Home in Cortland
Maria Funari, an Italian war bride, arrived in Cortland with her husband Richard Hoxie after fleeing wartime bombings in Civitavecchia. She described the journey from Italy to New York via the Vulcania and spoke of adjusting to life in Cortland with her mother-in-law. Hoxie served in the Signal Corps, spending 23 months in Africa and 25 months in Italy, and was discharged at Fort Dix on November 28, 1945. He plans to attend a Philadelphia vocational school under the GI Bill.
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Maria
Richard Hoxie
Cortland
New York City
Jeannette “Hoxie
Cleveland St
Maria Funari
Civitavecchia
Italy
Rome
Hoxie
America
Vulcania
Signalorps
Africa
Fort Dix
Philadelphia
PTA Leaders Meet at Cornell In Peace Education Forum
Ithaca hosts the 20th annual institute of parent-teacher leaders in Martha Van Rensselaer Hall. Howard R. Anderson of the U S Office of Education outlines postwar goals and peacetime living through democratic citizenship in home church and school. Speakers stress responsibility of delegates and symposiums cover school work and rural education. A dinner and an Ithaca High School concert close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Institute of Parent-Teacher Leaders
Martha van Rensselaer Hall
Howard R. Anderson
U. S. Office of Education
Anderson
R. M. Stewart
School of Education
Department of Education
Cornell
Sarah G. Blanding
College of Home Economics
Clifford Jenkins
West .Hempsted
I. S
New York State
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Russia
Robert Rowe
Rochester
Institute
Stewart
Dean Blanding
Charles L. Chapman
Niagara Falls
Sesson
William Elfferts
Harold Bristol
Syracuse
Ithaca High School
Harold P. French
New York
J. W. Butterworth
Cornel
Flora Thurston
A. D. Woodruff
Avery Pratt
Buffalo
New York State Congress
Ithaca High School Orchestra
Carolyn Marsh
Mary Carberry Weds C W Bloom in Ithaca Nuptials
Mrs. Harry Carberry announces the marriage of daughter Mary Eleanore Carberry to Charles William Bloom son of Mr and Mrs Tracy Bloom of Warren Rd Ithaca. Matron of honor was Mrs E J Stine of Etna bridesmaid Mrs Richard Schmohe of Ithaca. Best man Alton Snyder of Ithaca ushers James Robinson Ludlowville and Mr Schmohe. Mrs Bloom works at the New York State Unemployment Insurance office in Ithaca. Mary is a Dryden High School graduate and Mr Bloom is an Ithaca High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna
Harry Carberry
Mary Eleanore Carberry
Charles William Bloom
Tracy Bloom
Warren Rd
Ithaca
E. J. Stine
Richard Schmohe
Alton Snyder
James Robinson
Ludlowville
Schmohe
New York State
Unemployment — Insurance Office
Bloom
Dryden High School
Ithaca High School
Democrat Chairman To Visit Cortland
Democrat State chairman Paul F. Fitzpatrick will visit Cortland May 6 for a meeting with party representatives at Hotel Cortland and then proceed to Ithaca. He will be accompanied by Doris J. Byrne vice chairman and Thomas F. Boyle publicity director.
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Cortland
Paul FE. Fitzpatrick
Hotel Cortland
Ithaca
Doris JT. Byrne
Thomas F. Boyle
Dance Club Recital At Willard Straight Theatre Saturday
Ithaca based Corneliance Club presents original dances at 8 15 P M in Willard Straight Theater. Notable works include First Time Blues by Maizie Gusakoff and The House Carpenter by Helen Seidman with Robert Palmer conducting Radiant Passage.伴
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Corneliance Club
Willard Straight Theater
Maizie Gusakoff
Helen Seidman
Robert Palmer
Department of Music
May Atherton
Cola Heiden
Joe
Gertrude Rivers
Dorothy Marcuse
Christian Midjo
Cornell Dance Club
Sarah Blanding
Dorothy Bateman
Thomas J. Baird
Kenneth Washburn
John M. Kuypers
Victor K. D. Ross
A. M. Drummond
Frank Freeman
Harold W. Thompson
Victor Lange
Virginia True
Robert M. Palmer
George Winters
Paul W Hatfield Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Paul W Hatfield 38 of Dryden who died Saturday in Syracuse after a long illness will be held tomorrow at 230 P M in the Strong M Memorial Chapel with Rev Vernon Martin officiating Burial will be in Willow Glen Cemetery He was born August 6 1907 in Dunlap Tennessee son of David and Catherine McDonald Hatfield He had lived in Dryden about 15 years and was a member of the Elks and Moose lodges Surviving are his wife Mary Lormore Hatfield his mother three sisters and one brother and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden
Paul W. Hatfield
Syracuse
Strong M
Vernon Martin
Elks and Moose Lodges
Mary Lormore Hatfield
Marjorie Christian
Mabel Bowman
Dunlap,Tenn
C. E. Barnes
Alabama City
Ala
Mtchell Hatfield
Sorddy
Tenn
Progressive Club to Meet in Jefferson Hotel
An organization meeting of the Progressive Club will be held Thursday at 7 PM in the Jefferson Hotel. The club will be largely composed of veterans of the armed services and aims to promote the betterment of Watkins Glen and Schuyler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Progressive Club
Jefferson Hotel
Veterans of the Armed Services
Schuyier ‘County
Tompkins To Vaccinate County Dogs
Dr Raymond D Fear says rabies vaccination clinics for dogs start tonight in Dryden communities. One year immunity from last year’s vaccines means dogs need re vaccination. Clinics run 7:30 to 9:30 P M today through Friday at Dryden Central School Freeville Fire Station Varna Community Hall and Bethel Grove Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yfhaca
Raymond D. Fear
Dryden
R. A. McKinney
Dryden Central School
Freeville
Varna
Bethel Grove
Annual Bible Club Rally in Cortland
The sixth annual Bible Club rally was held Saturday at Homer Avenue Methodist Church with Rev. James Hutchinson as principal speaker. Music led by Randall Caldwell featured trumpet solos by Lawrence Gerrard of Syracuse. Members included Alice Jones and others from Preble to Carr Hill, with out-of-town guests from Syracuse, Auburn, Moravia, Dresserville and Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Bible Club
Homer Avenue Methodist Church
James Hutchinson
Randall Caldwell
Lawrence Gerrard
Syracuse
Alice Jones
Beverly Brooks
Phyllis Rood
Sylvia Stupke
Nancy Ripley
Wayne Carr
Richard Crist
Preble
Scott
Homer
Solon
Freetown
Truxton
Cinc
Ithaca Eagles Elect Officers
Ithaca Harlan Brown of 216 Wood St a Morse Chain Company employee was elected president of Ithaca Aerie 1233 Fraternal Order of Eagles at last night’s meeting. Other officers elected include Arthur Beardsley vice president Edward Maret chaplain Leslie Totty conductor James Donahan inside guard Charles Porter Jr outside guard R R Barber secretary C Cook treasurer and Kenneth Decker trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Harlan Brown
Wood St
Morse Chain Company
Ithaca Aerie
Order of Eagles
Robert Scanlon
Cornell University
Arthur Beardsley
Edward Maret
Leslie Tottey
James Donahan
Charles Porter, Jr
R. R. Barber
C. Cook
Kenneth Decker
Cortland County Republicans Meet in Cortland
Cortland officials including Congressman John Taber Senator Walter Stokes Perry B Duryea of the State Conservation Department and Assemblyman Harold Creal attended a Cortland County Republican Committee meeting at Hotel Cortland Introduced by chairman Louis Folmer Duryea spoke to the gathering
Funeral Tomorrow for A A Goodell in Cortlandville
Funeral services for Alford A. Goodell 87 who died yesterday at his Cortlandville home will be held tomorrow at 2 at Hall funeral home with Rev J Wayne Hunter officiating. Burial is in McGrawville Cemetery. Born December 25 1858 in New Woodstock he was the son of Jeremy and Eliza Harrison Goodell. A retired R L W Railroad employee he lived most of his life at McGraw. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. His wife Laura Walters Goodell died in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Walters Goodell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence
Haxton
Urora
McGhaw
Groton Mis
Suzanne White
Trumansburg
Bes Oye Morgan
State Conservation
Roy & Fairman
Honor Court
Cortland Air
Katherine Maloney
W.a.thompson
Watkins Glen Wedding
H.E. Babcock Fund
Eunice Rolfe
Francis Bressman
Democrats
Corral
PTA
Mary Carberry
C.W. Bloom
Democrat
MT. Upton
Murray Haynes
Guilford
Mt. Upton Methodist Church
Marie Louise Gonser
Louis Gonser
George Mitchinson
Lynn Johnson
Skaneateles Lake
Tompkins
Ithaca Eagles
A. A. Goodell
Schine Theaters
Cortland, N.Y
A. Ad
Black Market Babies
Ralph Morgan
Kane Richmond
Johnny
Richard Crane
Bobby Blake
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