State Unit Plans Albany Office for New York Association
The County Officers Association of New York State plans to establish a permanent office in Albany. The decision was made by the association’s executive committee at a meeting yesterday at the Hotel Syracuse. Albert H. Coling, clerk of the County Board of Supervisors and a committee member, cited increasing workload as the reason.
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County Officers, Association of
New York State
Albany
Syracuse
Albert H. Coling
County Board of Supervisors
Commits
Identical Brick Twins Reach Their First Birthday
Kenneth and Kevin Brick, twin sons of Mr and Mrs Edward Brick of 203 Mason Dr, celebrate turning one with mother’s cake and neighborhood guests. Older brother David Edward joins the party as the family credits a busy year and twins say dada and mama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Martin
Kevin Thomas Brick
Mason Dr
Edward T. Brick
David Edward
Mrs. Brick
Kenneth
Kevin
Deda
Potter Defense Rests In Syracuse Trust Trial
In Albany the Potter defense rested after calling James O Boyle a Syracuse CPA as a witness. The prosecution then presented E Robert Heitzman as a rebuttal witness discussing a meeting with Potter and officer DeBanks M Henward about large overdrafts. The trial continues with earlier testimony from Zenner and others about bank practices and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jackson M Potter
Syracuse
Syracuse Trust Company
Paul R. Shanahan
James O’boyle
Syracuse Certified Public Accountant
E. Robert Heitzman
Marine Midlands Trust Company
Potter
Lng
Zenner
Sanford Motors Truck Corp
Raymond A. Hust
Bank of Potter’s
Charles H. Wilson
Marine Midland Bank
O'Boyle
Man Nearly Asphyxiated In Pitcher Hill Bed Fire
Alfred Butler a 39 year old Pitcher Hill resident was revived by Mattydale volunteers using an inhalator after smoke from a smoldering mattress filled his bedroom at 12 55 a m. Fire officials cited a likely careless cigarette as the fire cause with extensive smoke damage and an estimated loss of 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Pitcher Hill
Alfred Butler
Mattydale
Carl Johnson
Butler
Norm
Bavarian Inn
Route 11
Johnson
Firemen save man after cat rescue attempt ends in stalls
A man named Larry Granada of 415 Seymour St was brought down from a tree after trying to rescue a stranded black and white kitten 70 feet up in an elm on 446 Seymour St. Firefighters used ladders and a carrier but the cat remained aloft as onlookers urged further attempts.
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Larry Granada
Seymour St
SPCA
Granada
Death Notices From Syracuse Area The Omnibus List
Obituaries and deaths from the Syracuse region include Frank Walker of Oswego, Dr. John L. Burs, ages from 20 to 83 across Carthage, Cortland, Ithaca, and Moravia. Notable entries include Mrs Estella M Rogers 70 and Dr Grover C Nance 72 with several other names and ages listed in a brief public notice.
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Frank Walker
Oswego
John L. Burs
Canton
Ngs
Eden B. Tooker
Carthage
Estella M. Rogers
Martha Jennet
Auburn
Fiosa E. Cole
Cortland
Ralugh B. Taylor
Myrz & Viele
le Falls
Adelaidee Btwn
Ithaca
Gree Midden
Sideisth Harbor
Grover C. Nance
Hamton
Bridget Walters
Acdern
Efear Pareridre
Moravia
Elcabeth Mar Fine
Fulton
Laary E Spadding
Orrita
Vandals Strike Sumner School Under Construction
Police report vandals broke into Sumner School at 71 Bassett Street overnight. Workers say they entered via a loose roof door and smeared blackboards with plaster, leaving permanent marks that may require board replacement. Superintendent Frank Dann noted potential damage to the new building awaiting fall occupancy.
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Sumner School
Bassett St
Frank Dann
Brighton Ave
Dann
Professor Vanished As Amnesia Suspect At College
Professor C Vernon Holmberg of State University College disappeared May 11 after telling a secretary he was leaving for a meeting. Faculty say he may be a victim of amnesia. He is described as 6 ft 2 in, 158 pounds, blond hair blue eyes, wearing a blue suit and tie with a limp from a leg injury.
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College of Forestry
C.vernon Holmberg
Ransom Rd
Jamesville
Forest Chemistry Department
Hardy L. Shirley
Forestry College
Edwin C. Jahn
Holmberg
Hamilton
Nedrow House Fire Sparks Smoke Fallout
Nedrow fire units responded to a minor blaze at 214 Hudson Ave the home of Mrs. Caneras. Capt. Glenn Bailey said a burning cigarette ignited clothing in the basement causing smoke damage but no major fire damage. About 15 firefighters answered the alarm at 5:45 a.m.
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Nedrow
Fla Caneras
Hudson Ave
Glenn RB. Bailey
Edwards
Three Indicted In Safe Robbery Case
Three men tied to the theft of a 500 pound safe recovered from the Oneida River April 16 are among 23 defendants named in 17 open indictments handed up to Supreme Court Justice William E. McClusky by the May Grand Jury. The panel also returned 20 sealed indictments and declined to indict two drivers in auto fatalities. The four men arrested after the safe was located face charges of criminally receiving stolen property. The case stems from Unger’s Department Store in Mattydale, with the safe found by a passerby. Additional indictments include forgery, burglary, grand larceny and related offenses against several individuals. Five other indicted were recommended as youthful offenders.
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Oneida
Supreme Court
William E. McClusky
May
Charles V.camspbet
Brewerton Road
Stanley G. Foster
Donald Hubert Basden
Whitmire
Ments
Casey
Willis Kinney
Amber
Amber-Marietta Rd
Dugan
Syracuse
Jeremiah D. Flynn
Ruskin Ave
U. S
Auth
Lee. E. Masher
E. Fayette St
Alexander Clute
S. West St
Schoolmen Urge Higher Contracting Limit Without Bids
Delegates at the New York State Association of School Business Officials convention in Syracuse recommend boosting the maximum contract amount for purchases without advertising for bids from 1,000 to 3,000 dollars. They also seek a committee study of education law affecting district fiscal management and elected H. William Kessler as association president, with Maurice Osborne and others taking key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Association of School Business
Syracuse
Mit
Association
State Commissioner of Education
H. William Kessler
Red Hook Central School
Iwas
Allen B. Rae
Kermore Village
Maurice G. Osborne
Field Financial Service Bureau
State Education Department
Philip J. Moore
Asssistant
George Krueger
North
Ridgely ‘Boge
I Great Neck
Gray N. Taylor
Schenectady
Léo Casey
Scotia
Deputies Probe Stained Bassinette Found in Solvay Dump
A stained bassinette found in a Solvay Milton Avenue dump is being investigated by the sheriff’s office. A local man turned the bassinette over to deputies to determine if the stains are human blood.
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Milton Ave
Solvay
Siloffice
Baid- Winkville
Maurer Stereotyper Dies at 78 in Baldwinsville
Bernhardt C. Maurer 78 of Baldwinsville RD 3 died at home. He worked 50 years for The Post-Standard and lived in Baldwinsville since moving from Syracuse. Survived by widow Bertha A. Maurer a sister and two stepsons. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at 400 Walcott Ave officiated by Rev Christian P. Jenssen. burial in Wood Lawn Cemetery.
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Bernhardt C. Maurer
van Buren
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
James D. Dunn Jr
Cato
Walcott Ave
Christian P. Jens,sen
Zion Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harry Doliner Rites Conducted
Funeral services and burial for Mary Doliner a former Syracuse resident who died Monday in a Newark hospital were held yesterday in Newark. She lived at 525 Elizabeth Ave Newark. Lillian Davis Dolimer, two sons Jerome and Seymour Doliner of Newark and two grandchildren are named.
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Doliner
Syracuse
Newark
Elizabeth Ave
Lillian Davis Dolimer
Jerome
Seymour Doliner
11th Ward group asks mayor to protest housing project
A Syracuse group of 11th Ward property owners protested a proposed 200 unit public housing project today. They delivered petitions with 2300 signatures and urged site relocation, citing property devaluation and school crowding as key concerns. The mayor said decisions will follow state housing commission approvals and ongoing authority studies.
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11Th Ward
Mead
Third District
Robert Roney
Francie J. Savage
William Snow
Harry T. Sweeney
Overlek
James E. Burke
W. Ononcage
Edward O'Neall
Grand Ave
McNash
Bellevue Ave
Robert
Velaska Rd
Rowland St
Onondaga St
Syracuse
Ste
Homeoeners
Mrs Frank Tryon Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Mann Tryon 78 wife of Frank S. Tryon of Kirkville Road East Syracuse will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at First Wesleyan Church with Rev Dr William Montgomery officiating Burial will be in Trumansburg She was born in Brinton Station Pa and taught Sunday School for 30 years Survivors include husband two daughters two sons 8 sisters and 30 grandchildren Friends may call today at Delaney Grenbell Funeral Home East Syracuse from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Margaret
Mann Tryon
Frank S. Tryon
Kirkville Rd
Syracuse
Memorial Hospital
First Wesleyan Church
William Montgomery
Trumansburg
Brinton Station
Pittsburgh
Tryonaught
Elsie Try[or
San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Willia
Brewerton
Nelarn Nijes
Baldwinsville
Charles Treen
Pomona
Calif
Lansing Tryon
Watertown
Mess
Adda May Mann
Burlington
Delaney & Grenbell Funeral Home
Memorial Service Planned at Solvay Mission Temple
A memorial service is planned at the Solvay Mission Temple on a Thursday at 3 pm. Edna Isham is to preside with Duane Arask listed as patron and the event honoring a deceased individual.
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Leste Court
Maud Rites Set for Friday at Home Burial in Cortland Rural Cemetery
Robert C. Maud a New York Central Railroad conductor for 45 years was found shot dead yesterday afternoon. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at his home with Rev. Leonard Basford officiating. Coroner Harry L. Gilthore ruled death a self inflicted gunshot. Born in Smith Falls Ontario he served 18 months overseas with the 26th Division of the 101st Field Artillery in World War I. He was a member of several fraternal groups and churches. Masonic rites will be held for Maud at 5 p.m. in the home.
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Robert C. Maud
Lilian Ave
New York Central Railroad
Alshohe
Leonard Basford
Cortland Rural Cemetery
Bertha Heagle
Syracuse
M. J
Rooney
Watertown
Carl Towsley
North Syracuse
Arthur
New Castle
Orman, Maud
Albany
Onondaga “Lodge 802
P.m
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State Unit Plans
M. Goldberg .& Sons
N. Salina St
Clark Music CO
S. Salina St
D’ Jimas
S. Salina
Teather-N Astri
Salina St
Syracuse Savings Bank
Savings Bane
Salina AT
Erie Blvd
Senk Wating
Evie Sovieverd Dyrecese
Pleese
Moon
Shoppers Garage, Inc
Clinton and
Walton Sts
Malcolm Sutton
Qinton St
Frank Barry
Bdle Price
Burns’ Brothiers
Singer Sewing Machine
Sutton
Jerome Wilson
George B. Dowley
Charles H. Basset
Helen Fennel
Wilson
Dowley
Stewart Hancock
Asher Markson
Syracuse Chamber ,of Commerce
William T. Lane
Syracuse Parking Authority
Mason
O’ Boyle
Heitzman
Herald-Journal Wire
Sampson B. Zenner
Bush, Zenner and Wilson
Bank
Cat
Nedrow House
Robert Fairchild
N. West St
Oswego St
Charles E. Gallman
Hale Golden
Washington St
Charles A. Pittsley
Utica
Syracuse Florist Supply Co
E. Water St
Robert F. Jackson
Harriton, St
Angie E. Cifra
Burnet Ave
Willie Lee, Jr
van ‘Buren St
Marshall’ Misner
Fayette St
Same J. Pascarella
Derby
B.C. Maurer
Harry Doliner
Savage
Mearfs
Inck
Sweeney
Richard Torrep
Pubos
Board of Education
Delaware
Bellevue
Retev
Coonsul Uenis
Frank Tryon
Robert C. Mauda
S. Warren St
Optometrists ‘Opticians
Rochester
Frank Birdsall, Jr
Treadway
INN East
Alexander
N.Y
Phone Baker
Schrarer
Qinmer
Matisen St
South Warren &T
Avvarn, Patton
Orwers
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