Buried Notices Include Burgess and Webster Obituaries
Obituary snippets list Margaret Jane Burgess as survived by husband and many relatives, with scattered mentions of memorials and services. Other names appear in fragmented lines such as Thomas, Annie, and Benjamin Webster, with dates including May 1 1948 and May 2 1944. The text reads like a cluttered church and family notices page with multiple memorials and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane Burgess
West
Amy May
Hucbane
Earl
Lesaane
Bry
Desye
Ted Rovints
Tarteane
Debeedtord Ceaneg
Morrimyster
Gating
John R Cech
Sona
USA
Aler
Max
Serenity and sorrow mark day of obituaries
Funeral services were set for Mrs Annie Ostrander Josephs of Lafayette after a heart attack, with a 2 PM service at Carl Ballweg Funeral Home and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Dr Dayton Stoner, 60, longtime zoologist at Iowa State, died of a heart attack and will be memorialized in North Liberty with broad note of his work in ornithology and entomology.
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Joseposephs
Annie Ostrander Josephs
Lafayette
Carl. Ballweg
Woodlawn
Josephs
Harry C. Ostrander
Syracuse ci
Counsellmant
Stoner
Dayton ‘Stoner
Ore
Igzoologist
Barat
North _ bibert
Towa
DriStoner
North Liberty
America
Wild Mme
Death Notice for Madeline Ortando of Hickory Street
Madeline Ortando, 18, of Hickory Street, died Monday in unclear lines. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Gennaro Ortando, brother Mathew Ortando, grandparents Mr and Mrs Luigi Sacio, and several aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral arrangements at unclear location and time, with services at a local church.
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NE Orlando
Madeline Ortando
Hickory Street
Il Tong
Gennaro Orlando
Mathew Orlando
Luigi Saci ¢O
Sladeline Omlands
Valian Church
Obituary notices from Syracuse area bereaved families
An obituary roundup lists Hi MeCadden Camillus Eaton, Mrs Elizabeth Warriner, May Cornwell, Lena Holbrowa, and Fred Colboat among survivors. Details describe service plans at East Yates Street home, burial in North Syracuse, and affiliations with the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors and East Syracuse Presbyterian Church. Also noted are Lawrence Slusarski of 108 Arthur Street, former West Street restaurateur. Peter Silas of New York City. and others with survivors and service arrangements. multiple funeral notices set for Thursday and Friday at local homes and churches.
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Yester
Elizabeth Louise Warriner
May Cornwell
Addison
Lena Holbrowa
Wellsboro
M. Fred Colboat
Sabinesville
Franksome
Caron
Yates Street
East Syracuse
New York Central
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Onondaga
F.& A.M. Central Cy
Marsont Bodhes
East Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Mae Root Eaton
Harold Quirk
Katherine Powell
Syracuse
Bull Alcor
Raymond E. Hodge
Dorothy
Wiman Avenue
Edward L. Neaman
Skaneateles
Els
Liverpool
Robert JE Welsh
Bcoteh
Russd If
Ake Na Aise
Banat
Go Haraeton
Gia Ne Jozohy
Seymour Steel
Ina Mre
Maynard G. Peiruman
Raymond’ Gy A¢Eglehehin
Jay Sr
Latoy AL ‘Cotegrore
Pauline
Larlom
Gifford Street
Acon
Oaferton
Luviel Inci
Siev
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Lug. Zagnorek
Gale Avenue
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Shepard
Fried Rapalan
James” ‘Russo Josephin
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Rotas
Richmond Avenue
Maj Arcane
Zateskd
Tag McCal Siracust
Bar Hey
Prest North Street
Maz & Rate
Elmec_C. Barber
Phetricola
Turve Street
John P. Fleming
Woodrul Avefing
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Sirs
Davla G. Chatlebois
Start
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Ten Pen Andéster Chase
Ernomas
Arthur W. Peterson
Rath Stovern
Gtencore Road
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John C. Taltangwudin
Delpie
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Raymond
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Harding Place
Edward W. Kwaslaroch
Margin Wilkins
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Maxing
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East Et Fasette Street
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Union, Avenue
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Morris Lene Diamond
Bronx
Éalalle Chadwick
Bills Street
Ralph Bernard’ Palmer
Takeland
Plennar
Keren Strethuene
Seasee Stitt
War Casualties Special Dispatch Washington May
War Department releases list of 793 US soldiers wounded in action across Asiatic European Mediterranean and Southwest Pacific theaters. Names and kin relations follow for Seacase Area including SGT Thomas Dudois, SGT Walter Mechowski, SGT Edward A Cassidy, and PFC Santo J Catalfamo with partial home and kin details.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Southwest Pacific
Thomas Dudois
Anta Duy
Vater
East Sandk Sires
Walter E. Mechowski
Stephen Mechowski
William F Hobson Dies at 50 Solvay Civ Def Officer
William F Hobson 50 longtime Solvay Process employee and secretary of civilian defense for Gerdes town died at his Solvay home after a long illness. Born in Seneca Falls he moved to Solvay as a boy and worked 31 years for the Solvay Process Company. He was a member of the Son of St George and a communicant of St Mark's Church. Surviving are his wife Anna Odecker Hobson and several relatives. Services will be at 21 at the C C Carle funeral home and St. E is es ual Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Lawrence Slusarski
Arthur Street
Poland
West Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Stanislaus Soteu
Ingare
Mes
Ativis Slusarski
Lore Slusarski
Peter Silasi
New York City
Joeph Slusarski
Syracuse
Andrew Mazur
Chaves A.min
eShuart Avenue
Onondara General Hospital
Sagnaw
Gaffney Press
Dehm Council
CLL
Preseman's Local Union
Mary Herman Smith
Raymond C
Lewis W. Smith
Donald W. Smith
Elizabeth Becker
Schu| Emacher’and Mazon Funeral Home
Saint John de Evangelist Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Hawkins
Crouse-Hinds Company
Salina Lodge
Fl& A
Lodge
Jennie Brown
Walter J
GOS. Army
Las Vegas
Nev
Greenteat
Edward L. Keller
Rochester
W. Hurst
Harry W. Hurst
Marcell
Elton Welch Hurst
Anna Hurst
Utica
William Strieff
Jamesville
John Armstrong
Marcellus
James R
Howlett Hill
Raymond Hurst
David Bowers
Savquoit
Priday
Ottley
Norris Funeral
Joseph Roberts
Stzx John’s
Episcopal Church
Highland Cemetery
Wills College
London
Albany
Liverspool
Tewas
Attamont Lodge
Pvt A. M
Altamont
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Catherine Einsimmons Cecil
Sherry Ceci
John R. Cecil
Brandy
Ming Chane
Astor
J. L. Tucker & Son Funeral Home
Roy J
William F. Hobson
Solvay
OCD
Gerdes
Second Street
Seneca Falls
Solvay Process Company
St. George
St. Mark's
Anna Odecker
Hobson
Son, Corp
William F. Hobson, Jr
Keeslerfield
Mas Earl Morse
Brothers, Reibers, Iford
Robert
Ca Hoon
C.C. Carle Funeral Home
Episensual Church
James E.is Ahagan
Woodlawn Cemetery
Anglo Indian Drive Halts Jap Advance Near Kohima
Allied forces press a major action in Burma and India as British armor breaks through around Kohima and Imphal while Chindit raids disrupt large areas of Japanese held territory. The reports note heavy resistance and significant losses for the invaders, with German leadership facing shifting fortunes four years after early war triumphs.
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India
Kohima
Raif
Imphal
Kyina
Burma
Indaw
Jhave
Jacound Kohima J
Ted
Memorial Service and Wool Storage Talk at Onondara Circle
Ladies of the GALT meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Larned Building for a memorial service honoring Mrs Lows Shane who passed Saturday morning. Dr BW Leiby from Cornell University speaks tomorrow at 1 PM in the Central New York Power Corporation auditorium on Central Land Elimination of Household and Garden Insects. Stress will be placed on storing woolens to protect them from moth injury.
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Onondara Circle
Ladies of
BW. Leiby
Cornell
Unversity
Central New York Power Corporation
Centrol
Earl W Bailey Dies in 1918 Hero Burial Rites
Military funeral honors were held for Earl W Bailey of 128 Linden Street, a World War I veteran and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross. Service at Beauchamp Branch with Rev Clyde A Rowlingson officiating, color bearers Alexander Blazak and Sylvester Alexander, grave services by Ray Sturgess of Washington, and involvement from the Disabled American Veterans. Bailey earned the DSC for heroism near Tartzanne France on July 22 1918 by crawling under fire to eliminate an enemy gun, killing two and turning the weapon on its crew.
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Earl W. Bailey
Bart. W. Bailey
Linden Street
Syracuse
Crosstown
Sea
Cary Yes
Tubber’s
Elmwood
Mh Ballweg Funeral Home
Mic’ S.” Cuddeback
M2 Parkway
Sargalt Sematary Sneson iDrive
South Side
Clyde A. Rowlingson
Beauchamp
Ray J. Sturgess
Washington
Disabled American Veterans
Catherine E. Bass
J. Nu
Alexander Blazak
Sylvester Alexander
Bailey
Tartzanne
France
Wintervale Branch Hosts Central Division Luncheon
Wintervale Branch will host the Central Division meeting of the International Sunshine Society with a 1 pm luncheon at Manlias Baptist Church. Mrs. R Hamilton, president, will preside as annual reports from branch presidents are presented. Location is New York City dated May 17.
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Wintervale
Central
International Sunshine Society
Manlias Baptist Church
R. Hamilton
New York City
Heart Attack Claims Lt M C Gaffney at Rochester Ticket Line
Lt Mason C Gaffney 47 a former Manlius resident died of a heart attack while waiting to buy a railroad ticket in Rochester. He served in the Navy in World War I and was attached to the Rochester Ordnance District. Born in Manlius he was the son of the late Rev Matthew Gaffney and Mrs Gaffney and formerly pastor at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Manlius. The family moved when he was young. He is survived by his wife Kathryn. The report cites an Associated Press dispatch.
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Births and marriages listed across Syracuse area notices
A long fragment lists multiple births and marriages with names, addresses, and dates in Syracuse area, including families such as Alcor Hodge, Neaman, Ramsdett, and Spaulding. The notice format notes sons and daughters born in early May, with accompanying street addresses and household details.
Churchill Demands Witness To Test Threat Against Roosevelt
Prime Minister Churchill insisted on at least one person testifying that they heard Mason threaten the life of President Roosevelt, seeking concrete evidence amid the fallout and security concerns. The remark underscores heightened tensions and the drive for verifiable testimony surrounding the alleged danger.
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Churchill
Mason
Roosevelt
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