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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1946

Page

16

Local correspondents cover towns in wide Syracuse Herald territory

Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sunday Herald American reporters cover home town news across communities from Canastota to Rome and Chittenango, listing correspondents and circulation offices in multiple towns within the paper's broad circulation area.

HAMILTON @EORGE Walthas Rome Vaccaro James St Camden Harold G Syracuse Herald-Journal Syracuse Sunday Herald-American

Ilion Hosts Tenth High School Music Festival Tens of Thousands Attend

Four thousand pupils competed as 800 musicians took part in vocal and instrumental events at Ilion. Judges awarded few excellent marks while districts like Little Falls and Boonville earned top ratings. The two day festival, led by Frederick Fay Swift, drew hundreds of spectators to schools and churches, with final program set for tonight at the high school auditorium. More than 4,000 students will have competed by the event’s close, making it one of New York State’s largest festival showcases.

Ilion Utica Hion School Music Association Little Falls Holland Patent West Winfield West Canada Central Lowville Boonville Frederick Fay Swift Ion Central New York Ition High School New York State Tion

Mail Service Maintained At Hamilton Despite Rail Cuts

Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials cut trains 1806 and 1803 between Binghamton and Utica to conserve fuel. Postmaster Elizabeth Fitzpatrick says local mail remains unaffected as parcel post will arrive at night, prompting earlier morning delivery. Train 1815 will run from Binghamton at 9 15 A.M. to Utica by 12 25 P.M. and Train 1816 from Utica at 4 15 P.M. to Binghamton by 7 25 P.M.

Hamilton Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Binghamton Utica Elizabeth Fitzpatrick

Volleyball Site Changes for Oneida Tournament

Oneida High School gym hosts the Section three volleyball tournament at 7 30 p m on Monday, moved from Proctor High gym Utica. Whitesboro withdrew as Utica area champion, Syracuse area tourney canceled, leaving Sandy Creek and Oneida to meet in the final. Coach Fred O Duncan announced the field included 73 players in Watertown and 10 games in Utica, Whitesboro withdrawing due to a baseball game.

Oneida Proctor High Utica Fred O. Duncan Whitesboro Syracuse Watertown Sandy Creek Duncan

Rosemary Hinton Marries in West Rosemary Hinson Marries in West

Hamilton announces the marriage of Rosemary Hinson to Thomas Norton Manley on April 20 in Kansas City Missouri. Norton Manley, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Norton Manley, attended Bolles Military Academy and joined the Merchant Marine in 1937. He served with the Maritime Commission during the war and will reside at 927 Madison Avenue New York City. A Tri-Valley League game between Sherrill and Waterville was postponed.

Hamilton Arch Hinson Brightwell Rosemary Hinson Thomas Norton, Manes Kansas City Thebrid University of Kansas City The Waves Washington, D. C Thomas Norton Manley Bolles Military Academy Merchant Marine Maritime Commission New York City Madison Av

Veron Welcomes Servicemen Dinner in Vienna at Russell's Hotel

Sylvan Beach hosts tonight's dinner for returned servicemen in Vienna with speakers John Fague Vernon veterans counselor George Storey Rome Army Air Field chaplain and two Rome Army Air Field officers J S Head toasts. A 2:30 PM parade through the business district includes 100 servicemen and women recruiting cars an empty car for KIA, Women's Service members Gold Star Mothers Legion auxiliary Moose ladies Red Cross units Boy Scouts and two bands.

Sylvan Beach Vienna Russell's Hotel John Fague Oneida George Storey Vernon County Legion Rome Army Air Field J. S. Head Gold Star Legion Moose Ladies of Rome Red Cross Motor Corps of North Bay Oneida High School Canastota Legion

Roth to Teach at Cazenovia College

Isabel D. Phisterer announces the appointment of Lawrence V. Roth to the Cazenovia Junior College faculty. He will teach economics and history, continue his world history textbook work, and has authored Living in the People's World and How the World Lives and Works. Roth trained at Colgate, Harvard, Columbia and the University of Geneva.

Cazenovia Isabel D. Phisterer Cazenovia Junior College Lawrence V. Roth Cazenovia Central School Roth Colagie Harvard Columbia University of Geneva

Sunday Church Services Schedule Across Several Churches

A long list of church services across Oneida Castle and nearby towns. It details ministers, service times, sermons, church schools, and youth fellowships for multiple denominations including Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Christian Science, Lutheran, Baptist, and Nazarenes.

Onewa Oneids Presbyterian James J. Morley Ermon First Methodist L. Ernest Otter St. Joseph John P. Lauer AL. Paul's Evangelion Ward A. Gonkiin A&m St. John's Episcopal Johnson A. Soringhela First Church of Christ Scientist St. Patrick's Thomas H. Quinn Maases Lee A. Howe, Jr A&m. Worshin Christian Missionary Alliance Mowel Ff Graf Woreship Methodist Philip EB. My- O Young Peoples Service Evangeliatic Church of God William Menger Kingdom Hall Watchtower Society Italian Christian Assembly Frank Bruno The Salvation Army Lawrence Careuti Scho Younge Oneida Castle Cochran Memorial Deruyter Federaled

Phone Office To Expand In Oneida

Oneida sees a postwar expansion as the New York Telephone Company adds 700 lines to its traffic since 1942. The business office moves to the Griffith block across Lenox Avenue, with modern offices and relocated facilities on the first floor. Oneida now serves about 4,000 stations with Sherrill and Canastota each around 1,000. A new directory will be issued June 20, with closing date May 18.

Oneida Oneida Exchange New York Telephone Company Telephone Griffith Block Lenoxaav Sherrill Canastota

Mother's Day Tea Planned at St. Paul's Church

Oneida Inter-Senior Evangelical Youth Fellowship invites parents members and friends to a Mother's Day tea at 3 PM Sunday in St. Paul's Church. Nancy Kuhne leads the program with society members taking part. The senior fellowship will meet at 7 PM Tuesday in the church with Jack Wallace leader and a social hour afterward.

Oneida Inter-Senior Evangelical Youth Fellowship St. Paul's Church Nancy Kuhne Jack Wallace

Oneida County notices and community events summary

Oneida Madison County American Legion hosts department Auxiliary president Mrs. Betty Burdett of New York City for a luncheon at 1 30 this afternoon. Various local groups meet including First Methodist Church Men’s Brotherhood and Oneida hairdressers. Screenings Alaska films shown. Rebekah Lodge plans a mother daughter dinner. Board of Education to meet Tuesday. Elks confer honorary life membership. Led by Robert C Hollenbeck speaker at leadership course enrollment reaches 46. Euripideans announce Shoo Fly Revue.

Oneida Madison County American Legion Women’s Auxiliary Betty Burdett New York City Oneida Country Club James O’hennen Oneida Castle Main Street Hospital Men's Brotherhood of First Methodist Church Alaska Reservoir of Resources Agnes Hovey Phillips Sr Phoenix Ariz Clarence Hovey Tuscon Marion Newcomb Robert Moeckel Charles Lewis Africa First Presbyterian Church House Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion Post 168 Madison County Boy Scout Council Morrisville State School Robert C. Hollenbeck Munnaville Cortland County

Oneida tops Morrisville in high scoring baseball game

Oneida defeated Morrisville Eaton Central School 16 to 5 as pitcher Jack Sutton held a no hit bid through four innings before surrendering a single in the 11th and five hits in the sixth. Oneida scored in every inning except the fourth.

Oneida Morrisville Jack Sutton Morrisville-Eaton

Cinder Block Plant Is Being Constructed

Alfred Cossitt Earlv Mle announce start of Randalsville plant to manufacture cinder and sanding gravel blocks. Production expected on a limited scale in August with 3000 blocks per day per shift and potential second shift. Machinery includes crushing equipment and steam curing devices near the railroad. Plant to be one of the largest in area employing over a dozen workers at full output.

Hamilton Randalsville Alfred Cossitt Earlv Mle Cassitt Randallsville

Mrs Lena Koons Dead at 80 Years in Oneida

Mrs Lena Koons 80 widow of Charles Koons formerly of Vernon died today at Oneida City Hospital after a long illness.Born West Leyden Sept 1 1866 she lived 30 years in Vernon and also in Manlius and Oneida Surviving Earl Manlius and Mrs Behr two brothers Theodore Marcy of Clay and Daniel Marcy in California one sister Miss Kathrine Marcy Utica Funeral services at St Josephs Church at 9 30 A M Tuesday and burial in St Francis Cemetery Durhamville.

Oneida Lena Koons Charles Koons Vernon Oneida City Hospital Bernhard Jehr North St West Leyden John Adeline Marcy Manlius Earl of Behr Onesday Theodore Marcy Clay Daniel Marcy California Kathrine Marcy Utica St. Joseph’s Buria St. Francis Cemetery Durhamville

Bride Cora Crandall Marries in DeRuyter Church

Cora Bele Crandall of Cazenovia daughter of Mrs Susan Crandall and L Paul Haskins son of Mr and Mrs Frank Haskins married Sunday night at the DeRuyter Methodist Church. Rev Paul E Merritt officiated with Rev Clifford E Webb assisting. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Albert Crandell with bridesmaids Mildred Woodford and Evelyn Agell and Miller Stahl as maid of honor. Best man was the bridegroom's brother. ushers were Richard Crisser and Stenley Judd.

Earlville Cora Beledall Susan Crancall Cazenovia L. Paul Haskins Frank Haskins DeRuyter Methodist Church Paul E. Merritt Red Creek Clifford E. Webb Federated Church de Ruyter Albert Crandell Westal Mildred Woodford Evelyn Agell Miller Stahl Waid Richard Crisser Truxton Stenley Judd

Canastota Conservation Club Seeks Members

Canastota officials and sportsmen met at Patane Patane to plan enrolling more than 100 members to stock fields streams and cedling birds. May 24 set for election of officers and board. Committees named for meeting. Roger Baron and D R McLean to collect wildlife films. Ross Patane leads membership. August Debracqui to preside at annual meeting.

Canastota Canastota Conservation Club Offcers Patane & Patane Roger Baron D. R. McLean Ross Patane J. Homer Ball Julius Heintz August Debracqui

Police chief cites two speeders fined in Oneida district

City Police Chief James Murphy announced two speeders were fined for driving over limits in the Oneida area. Grove Stoddard of Canastota RD was fined $14 for 44 mph on Lenox Avenue and Edward Duczek of Rome RD 4 was fined $12 for 43 mph on Main Street.

Oneida James Murphy Grove Stoddard Canatota R.D Lenox Av Edward Duczek Rome Main St

Circle A Methodist meeting at Oneida Church Tuesday night

Oneida Circle A of First Methodist Church will meet with Miss Mazie Tuttle at 611 N Jamestown Rome Tuesday night. Autos depart the Oneida Church at 7 PM. Mrs Maude O Hernen Mrs Harriet Griggs and Mrs Mabel Jichenlaub are in charge of the program.

Oneida Circle A First Methodist Church Mazie Tuttle Jame St Rome Maude’ O’hernen Harriet Griggs Mabel ‘Jichenlaub

Girls group schedules change of meeting venue notice

Oneida Golfien Rule Girls of St. Pauls Church will meet at 8 PM on May 7 at Mrs Merrell Rowes home in Sconandoa rather than at the 10om. In Syracuse of Mrs Harvey Tirner.

Oneida St. Paul's Church Merrell Rowe Sconandoa Syracuse Harvey Tirner

Lebanon Girl Engaged to Rochester Veteran

Mr and Mrs John C Head of Lebanon announce the engagement of Elizabeth Marie Head to Robert Eisenberg of 291 Willis Avenue Rochester He is a graduate of Aquinas Institute and recently discharged after serving in the European theater of war He attends the University of Rochester Elizabeth Marie Head attends the Rochester Institute of Technology

Earlville John C. Head Lebanon Elizabeth Marie Head Robert Eisenberg Willis Av Rochester Miss Head Earlsville Central School Rochester Institute of Technology Eisenberg Acquinas Institute University of Rochester

Sophomore Class To Present Play Aunt Tillie Goes 10 Town

Morrisville Morse area reports the Morrisville Eaton Central Sophomore Class will stage a three act comedy Aunt Tillie Goes 10 Town in the school auditorium on May 28. Director Miss Eleanor Northrup leads cast members Eleanor Field Joanne Blowers Ann Janovsky Betty Gips June Kattan Ruth Ethelzer Ronald Bill Brooks George Dougherty Harry Spoor Naomi Spader and Keith Banner.

Morrisville Morrisville-Eaton Central’ School Aunt Tillie Eleanor Northrup Eleanor Field Joanne Blowers Ann Janovsky Betty Gips June Kattan Ruth Ethelzer Ronald “Bill” Brooks George Dougherty Harry Spoor Naomi Spader Keith Banner

Veteran Fireman Plans to Retire

HAMILTON Clayton E Risley a Madison senior member of the Fountain Fire Company announces retirement after 33 years of service. He joined in 1913 and served as president for three years missing only three calls while in town.

Hamilton Clayton E. Risley Madison Sr Fountain Fire Company Risley Fire Company

Madison pastors attend Northern Baptist convention

Madison County ministers from Oneida and Hamilton prepare to attend the Northern Baptist conventions in Grand Rapids Michigan in May 2026. Rev. Lee A. Howe Rev. George Parmalee and Rev. Paul Swarthout are listed with Mrs. Carl Smith as a Oneida church delegate. Howe stays May 27 for Christian Life Crusade leaders meeting.

Oneida Madison County Grand Rapids Mich Lee A. Howe George Parmalee Chittenango Paul Swarthout Hamilton Carl Smith Howe Christian Life Crusade

Workman Burned In Knife Plant Accident

Edward English of Glenwood Avenue Oneida R D was burned Friday night at the Oneida Limited knife plant in Kenwood. He suffered first to third degree burns on his face arms back and chest and received treatment at City Hospital.

Workman Oneida Edward English Glenwood Av Oneida R.D Oneida Limited Kenwood City Hospital

Delegates from Central New York to Holstein-Friesian Convention

Miles B. Marshall of Morrisville Karl S. Flartshorn of Lebanon and Henry H. Rathbun of Oriskany Falls lead a group of 20 Central New York delegates selected to represent New York at the first annual Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention on June 5 in Rockford Illinois.

Wamilton Miles B. Marshall Morrisville Karl S. Flartshorn Lebanon Henry H. Rathbun Oriskans Falls New York Holstein-Friesian Association of America Rockford

Onion crop damaged by high spring winds in Oneida belt

Canastota Sullivan Chittenango area onion growers report 1946 seed onion crop damaged by a Thursday gale. Dry muck lifted into air, clouds reduce visibility, stalks severed, shoots burned as wind strong. About 25 percent of 2000 acres muck devoted to seed onions affected. replanting underway with a long season ahead.

Oneida Madison County Canastota Sullivan- Chittenango Main St

Welfare Bill Is Explained To Women

HAMILTON A League of Women Voters meeting this week at Mrs. Charles Foster’s home discussed the Ostertag Bill signed by Gov. Dewey and its revision of the social welfare program. Mrs. George Schiesser was elected president with Mrs. Clair Bancroft as program chairman. other officers include Mrs. Thomas Iams membership chairman, Mrs. William Everts finance chairman, Mrs. James Cronk publicity chairman, Mrs. Charlies Wilson recording secretary, Mrs. Richard Gilbert corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Carroll Streeter treasurer, with Mrs. C. L. Henshaw chairing the Social Welfare Committee.

Hamilton Dewey League of Women Voters Charles Foster George Schiesser Clair Bancroft Thomas Iams William Everts James Cronk Charlies Wilson Richard Gilbert Carroll Streeter C. L. Henshaw Court of Social Welfare Committee Gov. Dewey

Canastota Soldier Married in Maine

Dorothy Louise Savage daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Savage Auburn Maine wed Ernest B Hills Army Air Forces Grenier Field New Hampshire at Calvary Methodist Church Lewiston Maine May 5 Rev Albert Olliver officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Percy Wentworth Freeport Maine The bridegroom attended Canastota schools and after Air Force training in Syracuse served at Grenier Field since January 1.

Canastota Dorothy Louise Savage Marjorie Savage Auburn Ernest B. Hills Army Air Forces Grenier Field N. H Iona L. Sanford Freeport Calvary Methodist Church Lewiston Albert Olliver Percy Wentworth Syracuse Air Forces

Concert Series Members Signed in Canastota and Nearby

Oneida Canastota Sherrill and Kenwood workers are signing members for the Community Concert series. Last year about 800 members joined. this year the committees aim for 800 to 1,000. Headquarters are in New York Power and Light Corp.

Oneida Canastota Sherrill Kenwood New York Power and Light Corp

Canastota Briefs Highlights Local Socials and Health

Mrs. James Devel visits daughter Mildred Devel in Delhi. Mrs. Claude Page ill at home. Women’s Relief Corps meets Tuesday at 8 PM in the Dugout. New babies born at Canastota Hospital to Emmett Curran, Pickard, Stagnitti, and Burton Hart families. Garbage collection to switch to twice weekly from May 12. Union Corners Club holds a board party with attendees bringing doughnuts and card tables. Kaffee Klatsch meets Tuesday at Mrs. John Proper’s home. Several residents listed as medical patients in Canastota Hospital.

Canastota James Devel Seneca Av Mildred Devel Delhi Claude Page S. Main St Women's Relief Corps Emmett Curran Chitteango R. TD Canastota Hospital Charles Pickard R. D Union Corners Community Club Harry Head Burton Hart Chittenango Canistota Hospital Anthony Stagnittl Caroline St Rebecca Wilsey Kaffee Klatsch Methodist Church John Proper S. Mainst Ivertrude ‘Twogood David Yorlon

Cazenovia Junior Class Plans Prom May 17 Night

The Cazenovia Central School junior class to host the prom on May 17 in the school auditorium from 9 to 1. Malcolm Norton Jr leads the class with officers Alton Owen Dora Jones and Carolyn Derling. Committee includes Donna Jones Barbara Kirsch Judy Savage and many others with Parisians providing music.

Cazenovia Central School Maleam Norton, Jr Dana Jones Carolyn Darling Alton Owens Cazenovia Malcolm Norton, Jr Alton Owen Dora Jones Carolyn Derling Marian F. Germer Norton Donna Jones Charles Grime Joyce Clark Doris Melanson Marshall Norton Jane Kai

Canastota Opens Season With New Legion Team

Canastota’s newly organized baseball team, sponsored by Charles Miller Post 140, American Legion, opens its season Sunday at 2:30 P.M. against New Woodstock at the Roberts Jt. diamond. Dick Dew, player-manager, predicts a better-than-average season in the Eastern division of the Central New York League. The lineup features pitchers Ray Wright and Louis Watson, outfielder George Watson, catcher Jimmy Near, and mixed pitching duties by Ed White and Charles Stankivitz.

Canastota Charles Miller Post American Legion Roberts Jt New Woodstock Dick Dew Oneida Dew Ray Wright Louis Watson George Watson Jimmy Near Ed White Charles Stankivitz Glen F. Bogardus

Man Dies While Spading Garden in Earlville

Earlville obituary notes Marine T. Ladd 75 died suddenly while spading his garden Thursday. Born September 2, 1870 in Brookfield he lived there most of life before moving to Earlville in 1912. He married Helen May Brown in 1892. Surviving widow include nieces and nephews. I.C.C.F. Rebekah Lodges will hold a service tonight at 8. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 P.M. at his North Main home with Rev. Arthur F.B. Oot Jr. and Rev. D. E. Robson officiating. Burial in West Hill Cemetery, Sherburne.

Earlville T. Ladd Mr. Ladd Brookfield Odd Fellows Hamilton I.C.C.F Rebekah Lodges N. Main St Arthur FB. Oot, Jr First Methodist Church of D. E. Robson West Hill Cemetery Sherburne

Canastota Sees Boom With 17 New Businesses Opened

A Canastota survey shows at least 17 new business places or projects started in the last six months and full occupancy of store properties in the business area. A new confectionery and ice cream shop opened, filling the last available space, with other ventures including auto supply, apparel, radio and record shops, a diner, coal business, and taxi service among new entrants.

Canastota Hquor Jbus

Mrs. Lamb Leads Northern District Home Bureaus

Mrs Ames G Lamb of Hubbardsville was elevated from vice chairman to chairman of the Northern District of the State Federation of Home Bureaus at a First Presbyterian Church session. Oswego County’s Mrs Arthur Duell is vice chairman and Cayuga County’s Mrs John Tallman becomes district director. The 1947 meeting will be in Oswego in May. After lunch, 75 women toured Oneida Limited silverware plants in Sherrill and Kenwood. The Cazenovia American Legion hosts an open house at the Dugout tonight May 12 with George Ray leading the house committee. veterans and guests are invited.

New York State Federation of Home Bureau First Presbyterian Church Oneida Odessa Dow Braiklin County Jean Kresge Clinton County Marjorie K. McIntyre Lewis County Rosemary Williams Oswego County Harriet Toan Oneida County Alice Gallup St. Lawrence Agnes Calling Herkimer County Ames G. Lamb Hubbardsville Madison County State Federation of Home Bureaus Oin Arthur Duell John Tallman Cayuga County Oswego Oneida Limited Sherrill Kenwood Cazenovia American Legion of Cazenovia Willow Plat George Ray House

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