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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1952

Page

6

Taber Named Taft Campaign Leader Amid Ohio Links

LOUIS J. TABER of Syracuse a former Grange head and 1932 U S Senatorial candidate in Ohio was named chairman of the National Farmers for Taft Committee by Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeier. Taber, once Ohio Agriculture Director, plans to switch residency to Syracuse after Taft is elected. Edward R. Eastman and Leonard B. Job of Ithaca join Taber on the National Citizens for Taft Committee.

Louis J. Taber Syracuse U. S Ohio Robert A. Taft Traders Life Insurance Co National Grange Taber National Farmers For Taft Albert C. Wedemeier Citizens For Taft Senate Gilbert Bettman Daga County Taft Columbus Barnesville Farmers and Traders Insurance Co Ithaca Edward R. Eastman American Agriculturist Leonard B. Job Ithaca College National Citizens For Taft Committee

Births Notice List From East Syracuse Area

Numerous entries announce births to families across East Syracuse and nearby areas. Names include Scaia, McGans, Mosiow, Rusezy, Schlamowitz, Kressidon, Nad, Taylor, Gost, Tassone, Wilson, Eppler, Calcaginot, Poplearsk, Hooper, Millard, Stone, Lancel, Malstane, Grew, Dillon, Gordon, Vay, Canneilos, Trudeau, Huston, Tiby, Gottemont, Blasry, Quero, Trendowsk, Gibbon, Pulver, Gar, Quinlan, Dino, Burke, Riley, Bahouth, with dates mainly in May and locations such as Syracuse Geddes DeWitt Solvay North Syracuse and Fayetteville.

Sonsta Albert Scaia E. Genesee St Harei¢ KressiDonne Ig Hooper Edwin Nad Johanas Magnani Park Ronald P. Taylor James St Robert M. Crakces Corinne Charte Jones Rath Gedney Cortlandas George W Sca Seracuse Guerino J. Tassone Helen Marif James R. Wilson Trpp Marcellus William J. Eppler Irene Greenwood Geddes John J. Dillon Ged Hoes Aw Paneer ‘Ruch . Jr Lewis Gordon iJosephine Albert R. Gottrtemont Norma J. Blairy Stewart Si Paul Quiero Seela J. Nareski Solvay Joka M. Stepient Gibbon Mary A Rovers B. Soetaian Marna K. Pulver North Syracuse Frederick Gar Rita T McBride St Xek Tearney Charles Z. Burke Carmela Thomas W. Riley Teanetie V. Hartman Syracuse Nicholas P. Bahouth Hermine S. Toth Fayetteville

Woman Hurt When Husband Strikes With Carpet Sweeper

A 38 year old woman Mary Pearsell was treated at Crouse-Irving Hospital after being struck on the head with a carpet sweeper by her husband George Persell 40 in their Lodi street apartment around 930 AM. Persell is held for investigation. The family includes three children ages 12 8 and an eight month old infant. Neighbors say a quarrel occurred last night with Pearsell allegedly threatening with a butcher knife. Three squad cars were dispatched to the scene.

Crouse-Irving Hospital Lodi St Mary Pearsell George Persell Pearsell

Five Potato Dealers Face OPS Action

The Syracuse Office of Price Stabilization seeks injunctions in federal court against five and possibly seven area wholesalers for selling potatoes at price-ceiling levels. Investigators covering a 16 county area substantiated the action. Wiles, OPS enforcement director, said violators include firms in Syracuse Binghamton Utica and Waterstown.

Syracuse Ben Wiles Binghamton Utica Waterstown Wiles OPS van Leduardulias U. S. District Court Stephen Brennan James Foley

Bar to Fete Two Judges

Supreme Court Justices Clif ford Hi. Sears of Syracuse and Abram Zoller of Herkimer, both retiring this year, will be honored at a June 5 testimonial dinner sponsored by the Federation of Bar Associations of the Fifth Judicial District. The event at the Tengega Country Club in Rome is hosted by the Oneida County Bar Association and will include a golf tournament and a 5:30 p.m. business meeting along with the dinner attended by judges and attorneys from Jefferson, Herkimer, Oneida, Oswego, Lewis and Onondaga counties.

Supreme Court Clifford Hi. Sears Syracuse Abram Zoller Herkimer Federation of Bar Associations Fifth Judicial District Tengega Country Club Rome Oneida County Bar Association Jefferson Oneida Oswego Lewis and Onondaga

Syracuse Lions Install New Club Officers

Stanley S. Zamory is installed as president of the East Syracuse Lions Club. Frank Farsaci and Douglas Temple named first and second vice presidents, George Ducar third vice president, Aaron Norton secretary, Raymond Meisch treasurer, Charles LaDue lion tamer. Directors named John W. Eggleston Donald Chamberlain Arthur Pearson Walter Robinson. Many members receive 1951 perfect attendance pins including Zamory and Robinson with five year pins for Zamory and Robinson. Eggleston talks about a Southwest West trip.

Stanley S. Zamory East Syracuse Lions Club Frank Farsaci Douglas Temple George Ducar Aaron Norton Raymond Meisch Charles LaDue John W. Eggleston Donald Chamberlain Arthur Pearson Walter Robinson George Byrnes John Eggleston George Hale Lawrence Lynch Wiliam Mietz John Bochenek Raymond Miesch Clifton Price Theodore Stewart Gilbert Tackley Raymond Temple George Waters Edward Zamory Stanley Zamory Zamory Southwest

Unitarian Association Meeting Opens in Boston

Five members from May Memorial Unitarian Church attend the 127th annual American Unitarian Association meeting in Boston Massachusetts. Delegates include Rev. Robert Zoerheide Mr. and Mrs. George E Abbott Mrs. Lawrence P Gould and Miss Eleanor Rose Brugh.

May Memorial Unitarian Church Boston Mass American Unitarian Association Robert Zoerheide George E. Abbott Lawrence P. Gould Eleanor Rose Brugh

DeWitt Area Voters Hear School Plan

The Jamesville DeWitt School District schedules two public meetings at DeWitt Memorial Hall and Jamesville High School to discuss a revamped centralization plan. Voters previously rejected a $3,522,000 bond. two site options for a junior senior high are now offered for a June 6 vote.

DeWitt Area Jamesville-DeWitt DeWitt Memorial Hall Merriam Maple Drive Woodchuck Hill Road Ballweg Farm Jamesville Road Jamesville DetWitt Richard Wiles Board of Education Service Richard D. Greene Hendrix Ten Eyck W. L. Raynor Sory Committee Allen S. Prescott

Lions 29th State Convention Opens in Syracuse

More than 1 300 delegates attend the New York State Lions Convention at the Hotel Syracuse. Edward J Korbel outlines plans for a new international headquarters in Chicago as New York state reports 1 098 new members and 24 clubs. The 1953 site will be chosen tomorrow.

Lions Leonard C. Wineworth Edward J. Korbel New York City Intérnativia E. W. Light, Sr Chatham Center Charles F. Probeck Huntington Station New York State Lion’s Yorkville Chicago Korbel Syracuse Edward W. Light State Council John J. Brown Matson C. Amo Committee For the Blind Lynn Stanley Bugbee Fayetteville

Retor Addresses Memorial Group in Syracuse Ceremony

The Rev. Frank L. Titus, lieutenant colonel and chaplain of the 42d Infantry Division, spoke last night before the Syracuse and Onondaga County Memorial Association at All Saints Church. He asked why thousands of young Americans die to defend their country, saying the question grew from a dream beginning centuries ago that found realization in the United States.

Frank L. Titus Syracuse and Onondaga County Memorial Association Titus 42D New York National Guard Republic of the United States All Saints Church

Marriage Licenses Reported For Several Couples

Arthur E Spearing Jr 920 Ackerman Ave Shirley L Engle 1006 E Adams St LeRoy G Lofthouse Peoria Ti Rita M Perry 361 E Kennedy St Stanley M Jakwar 242 Fitch St Anna M Ayers 242 Fitch St Charles N Cifra 150 Cook Ave Angie Adornato 431 Burnet 27 Ror D Colby Hartford Conn Jean G Taylor Cazenovia

Arthur E. Spearing, Jr Ackerman Shirley L. Engle E. Adams St LeRoy G. Lofthouse Peoria Rita M. Perry E. Kennedy Si Stanley M. Jakwar Fitch St Anna M. Ayers Charles N. Cifra Cook Angie Adornato Burnet Colby Hartford Jean G. Taylor Cazenovia

Mayor to Get Fairview Fire Petition Presented

Petition signed by 463 Fairview residents asks the city to take over fire protection for an emergency housing project at Mattydale Air Base. It was planned for delivery to Mayor Corcoran by Hervery Perreault, who argued the state will pay six firemen while the city should cover four. The mayor refused to assume new responsibilities, noting the city already runs a large housing program and that residents must help themselves.

Fairview Mattydale Air Base Corcoran Perreault City Hall George L. Richardson State Housing Commission U.S Air Base Eastwood Perrault

Woman Observes 90th Birthday in Auburn

Mrs. Cornelia Williams, one of Auburn's oldest residents, recently marked her 90th birthday. Former Ithaca native, she now lives with great-grand niece Mrs. Charles R. Hardy at 72 Chapman Ave. An open house allowed friends to extend felicitations despite no party this year.

Auburn Cornelia Williams Ithaca Charles R. Hardy Chapman

Hofmann Mansion Sold to Dr. Merola in Syracuse

The Georgian home at 11006 James Street, Syracuse, once owned by Mrs. William F. Hofmann, has been purchased by Dr. A. J. Merola of 232 DeWitt Street. Reagan Realty Co. announced the Sept. 1 completion. The three story brick residence features copper and slate roofs with extensive James Street frontage and historic ties to the Westover estate.

William F. Hofmann James St Syracuse A. J. Merola DeWitt St Reagan Realty Co Ithamdarink Cs Frank C. Souie Ithe James St Hofmann Herald-Journal Syracuse, Chiefs Mrrs Flora B. Mason Hiram’ ‘'D. Mason Ginia Richard E. Byrd Harry C. Byrd Virginia Sedgwick St Shuart Av

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