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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

4

Postoffices Study City Branch Plan in Syracuse Area

DeWitt and Nedrow may become branches of the Syracuse post office as residents push for city delivery. If approved, more letter carriers and trucks would be added. Solvay shows the city branch model. DeWitt population fits under 2,000 while Nedrow falls short, with North Syracuse approved for city delivery and Mattydale planned.

DeWitt Nedrow Syracuse Postoffice Department Post Office Department Solvay Bow Nedrow Bevis William McGraw Virginia Brown Mattydale

Port and Castrey Celebrated by Syracuse Law School Class

Edmund Port and Anthony Castrey will be honored by the Syracuse University Law School Class of 1929 at Tubbert's restaurant at 6:30 P.M. tomorrow. Port, promoted from assistant U.S. attorney, and Castrey are praised by committee members Morris Berman John E. Lynch and Milton Macht with Abraham Goldberg as toastmaster. Federal Judges James Foley and Stephen Brennan and Port's staff will attend.

U.S Edmund Port Anthony Castrey Tubbert’s Syracuse University Law School Port U. S Morris Berman John E. Lynch Milton Macht Abraham Goldberg James Foley Stephen Brennan Pert

Jewish Center Day Camp Plans Summer Session

The Jewish Community Center Day Camp will use meadowland near Jamesville Beach for this summer with an additional wooded area for older campers. Dr. Frederick M. Roberts announces registrations start tomorrow. Ben Rothstein returns as program director with permanent staff Mrs. Janice Colkier Mike Novak and Harry Kagan. Camp runs June 23 to July 11 July 14 to August 1 and August 4 to August 15 with each period limited to 120 children.

Jewish Center Jewish Community Center Jamesville Beach Frederick M. Roberts Ben Rothstein Janice Colkier Mike Novak Harry Kagan

Wallet loss reported by Mrs Berkery in Post Office

Mrs Mary E Berkery 36 of 1026 W Colvin reports she lost her wallet after mailing a package at the Post Office containing 67 dollars. Police were notified about the missing wallet.

Rev Hartnett Calls Church Universal in Communion Breakfast

Rev Hartnett of America addressed the St. Thomas More Foundation Maytime breakfast urging Catholics to view the church as a universal institution. He warned against nationalism and secularism, stressing the church’s mission to all nations and the equality of all people. The event at Crummins honored graduates with several awards, including the Lanigan Memorial Award to Margaret Quinn and the Loyalty Award to John Lehman.

ST. Thomas More Robert C. Hartnett S.J. Right Thomas More Foundation Gannon F. Ryan Syracuse University John F. Lehman Margaret J. Quinn Lanigan Memorial S.7 St. Thomas More Foundation America Father Hartnett Catholic Church Father Harrnett Crumlins Crouse College Joseph McGowan Lanigan Margaret J Quinn Corning Quinn Sorbonne Europe Glendale L. L Wsyr‘tv Mary Jane Tooke North Side CYO St. Thomas More House Henry A. Demers Syracuse Margaret Yaklich Cornwall

GM water pipe to start line in Court Street

City to lay 8500 feet of 16 inch cast iron pipe for GM water line. Nelson F. Pitts City Engineer borrows 500 feet from reserve to begin tomorrow, project costs 100 009 dollars, company to reimburse. Pipe cast by U S Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co Burlington N J.

General Motors Nelson F. Pitts Court St Pitts U. S

Hobby Show at Library Displays Creative Handiwork

Exhibits from the Grandma Moses festival move to Syracuse Public Library for a hobby show. Items include a miniature violin, grandfather’s block, a multiwood fruit bowl, a crocheted afghan, dolls outfits, hooked rugs, ceramics, and paintings. Miss Margaret M. Bates organized the display and says the hobby show will stay through the current month.

Syracuse Margaret M. Bates

Y Leader to Talk on Camping at Syracuse YMCA

Howard M. Shinn Jr New York State YMCA youth secretary will speak at a joint meeting of parents Camp Tousey Camp Adventure and YMCA Youth Auxiliary. Richard B Knowlton associate youth executive will meet the group. Camp Tousey an overnight camp at Millsite Lake Redwood open to boys 8 to 16 four two week periods begin June 30. Camp Adventure a day camp for boys 7 to 11 will operate at Green Lakes State Park four days weekly plus one day at the BM C A building.

Howard MM. Shinn, JR New York State Syracuse Y. M. C. A Camp Tousey Camp Adventure Y" Youth Auxiliary Richard B. ‘Knowlton

Unlicensed Driver Samual Hackett Fined In Saturday Arrest

Samual Hackett pleaded guilty to driving without a license and speeding. He was fined 60 dollars and sentenced to 1030 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary. Sheriff deputies arrested him Saturday night in East Syracuse where he faced two charges.

Onondaga County Samual Hackett Justice of the Peace John Kolb East Syracuse Hackett

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