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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1941

Page

4

Sea Scouts Save Youth After Boat Capsize on Onondaga Lake

Youth Robert Wood was rescued when a tiny sailboat overturned on Onondaga Lake. Sea Scouts, led by Deputy Sheriff and local witnesses, raced to pull him from the water as winds pushed the craft toward the west shore. Wood, a Sea Scout, survived with no serious injuries.

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Two Syracuse Girls to Receive Degrees at Smith College

Geneva May 26 A local report notes Miss Marthanakst and Miss Mackall daughters of Syracuse residents will graduate with Bachelor Arts degrees at Smith College. The ceremony marks the culmination of four years of study for the two women and highlights their academic achievements amid a pageant of faculty and alumni.

Syracuse Smith College Charence Streit Geneva Tekitions

Autoists Pay Fines in Traffic Drive

A countywide traffic drive sees 26 autolist s fined a total of 356 dollars for violations on county roads. Names and offenses include Michael Javoli reckless driving on Fayette Street, Lawrence Ingersoll speeding on Fast Fayette, John Laird failure to hop to the right, Neil Wilsa speeding, and multiple others cited for stop sign and speeding violations. Justice of the Peace officers issued fines ranging from 1 to 47 dollars to offenders listed in the county roster.

Imotorisla Kayla St. Auer Michael Javoli Coutd Treland Ononilara Lawrence Ingersoll Fayette Street Syneding Jackson Mazillys Justice of the Peace Tom Davis Faustregilis John Laird Auburn Ireland Neil Wilsa Cortlam Charles Bush Hichard Blank- Moyer Scartoro Road Justice of the Alfred Strever Brewerton Ist Joseph Bach Osergo Steel Floyd Hall South Geddes Sireet Irving Harrington Nedraw Genevieve Utghart New York City Burton Cy Ward Fayetteville Iy Ad Iy Ad Mopsan, Teeland, $47 Bert C. Holtman Turil Davee Bey Archeay Forehia Utiea St. Jaca Melvin Johnson Nedrows Ibnert J Kenny Nelson Ft Streeter Jordin Lassie Akron G. Speeding Witte Wadik K. Zoglex Witten

Tooke Couple to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C S Tooke of 107 Ballard Ave plan a gala at their Ballard Avenue home marking fifty years of marriage. They wed when Rev Frank Tooke officiated in France. The couple has lived in their Ballard home forty years and recently returned from a Canada wedding tour. Former Elnora Margaret Pattat was Mrs Tooke before marriage. She was a rural schoolteacher in Cavega County. They are active in social and civic circles in Syeneuse.

Chandler Cooke Ballard Aves Hue Ives Frank Tooke Tooke Ballard Avenue Elnora Margaret Pattat Cavega County Canada Oleh Syeneuse

Clerk School To Be Held At Cornell

Legal and practical problems faced by countries extending civil service to all county town and village employees will be studied at the annual clerks school of the board of supervisors at Cornell University June 13 and 20. Julian W. Edgcomb will present the topic in Camden County. several supervisors plan to attend.

Tower Weil

Major Beers To Command Flying Cadets Amid Abstinence Dispensation

Major Beers to lead the newly formed Flying Cadets unit in the Northwestern New York Army Recruiting District. He will oversee flying cadet activities in the Second Corps Area with offices in New York City and Syracuse. The dispensation from abstinence on certain Fridays including Memorial Day and the Fourth of July is issued by Bishop Walter A. Foury for the New York Province. A separate traffic accident near Silver Springs involved multiple vehicles, with Major Beers newly assigned duties noted alongside recruiting and cadet activity oversight.

State Committee of Bishops Walter A. Foury Syracuse New York Mtn Eithette W. Beers New York Army Reus George W. Baird Ares Beers Whitehall Street New York City Schurch Andes

Former Chicago major Beers recalls service and career

Derwent treated at Walter Reed Memorial Hospital. Ma jor Beers, a former Chicago resident, enlisted in the Army in 1916. He served overseas with the Tank Corps, became a second lieutenant in January 1918, and was appointed a first lieutenant after promotion in July. He moved to active duty as recruiting officer in Manchester and was later promoted to major. An Illinois University graduate and mechanical engineer, he worked for Eastman Kodak in Rochester for six years before being ordered back to duty.

Walter Reed Memorial Chicago Beers Tank Corps Ilu Oliver miRjor

Praise for E L Weston at New York postal meeting

Uligh praise of former Postmaster Edmund L Weston for his work and assistance organizing the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters was voiced at the annual state convention at Lake in New York yesterday. Weston resigned due to ill health Feb 28 and was succeeded by Acting Postmaster Cornelius J Nugent. The resolution commending Weston and urging his early full recovery was introduced by Nugent. William J Palmer foreman of the miscellaneous section was reelected second vice president of the New York State Branch and named delegate at large to the national convention in Indianapolis next September.

Edmund L. Weston New York State National Association of Festmasters Lake @incld Weston Cagnelius J. Nugent Nugent Resolutions William J. Palmer Naional Associ Postel Deleggate Indianapulis

Carrier Workers Stage Musical Revue At Civic Theater

Carrier Corporation employees present a two night musical comedy It s Always Sain Weathers tracing the firm s development. A cast of 80 workers led by Carol Anderson and Frank Booth performs with songs by Gordon Allerman Joyce Crabtree and Leighton Tiffault. The program features schoolchildren 3600 annual exports mass physical education and a finale at Archbold Stadium.

Sain Weathers Carrier Corporation Civic Theater Directyr Sawyer Falk Syracuse University Drama Department Carol Anderson Frank Booth Mary John Kite Gordon Allerman Joyce Crabtree Leighton ‘Tiffault Syracuse Archbold Moxie Gorman B.maner

Life Insurance Helped This Small Businessman

A New Haven reader shares how life insurance aided a technical engineer in buying a bigger confectionery store. He explains how insured funds allowed a loan, enabling expansion and later debt relief during tough times, illustrating life insurance as business leverage, not only protection for dependents.

The Register D. J New Haven Life Insurance

High Schools Orchestra And Chorus Recital Highlights

Syracuse area high schools presented an interschool concert with orchestral and choral selections. Helen phony Orchestra, directed by A Vollack, accompanied by John W V Sackett, featured mezzo contralto Barbara Haight and harpist Ruth Shuraway. North Wich School performed Serenade and Bach Chorale as the chorus joined with conductor Sackett guiding a varied program. Proceeds supported the event as audience enjoyed a reprise of classical pieces and modern pieces arranged for youth ensembles.

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