Woman admitted to ministry in Central New York Conference
Miss Jo Lorene I. Miller of Chicago was unanimously admitted to the ministry of the Central New York Conference of the Methodist Church, believed to be the first American woman minister. She will receive her church assignment tomorrow after a career as a piano teacher and studies at Boston University School of Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
New York
Methodist Church
Jo Loréne I. Miller
Chicago
Philip Nason
Minneapolis
Miss Miller
Boston University School of Theology
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Kendall College
Evanston, Ill
Syracuse University
India
Nehru
J. Waskom Pickett
Delhi
Pickett
John Sherman ‘Cooper
George R Ahn
Elmira
G.colby Bartlett
Ithaca
Geneva
William A. Dickinson
Seneca Falls
Syracuse
Dana Woftman
Moving Up Day Observed at Le Moyne College
Moving up ceremonies at Le Moyne College featured the blessing of a statue of the Blessed Virgin, an academic procession, and an outdoor solemn high Mass. Mass celebrant was Rev. Francis J. Fallon SJ dean of studies, with Rev. John J. O'Brien and Rev. James M. Carmody assisting. The Very Rev. Robert F. Grewen SJ preached. Class officers led a line of march for freshmen through seniors.
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le Moyne College
Blessed Virgin
Francis J. Fallon
Robert F. Grewen
Obrist Named Clerk to Police Chief
Police Chief Harold F. Kelly announced the provisional appointment of Arthur Obrist to clerk of the chief. Obrist, of 200 Harding Sr., will start at 4350 a year with a 120 cost of living bonus.
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Harold F. Kelly
Arthur Obrist
Harding Sr
Bamerick Heads Citizenship Group
Former Police Court Justice William H. Bamerick was elected president of the Americanization League at an annual meeting in the Syracuse Public Library. Other officers chosen include George F. Corey Edmund P. Tyminski Frank Del Vecchio John Kianki Helen Hewitt and Richard S. Farr. Honorary officers include Mayor Donald H. Mead Rt. Rev. Charles F. McEvoy Miss Bertha Frensdorf and Richard Pass. Alice E. Murphy is executive secretary. Plans discussed for an All-American dinner and installation.
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Police Court
William H. Bamerick
Americanization League
Syracuse Public Library
George F. ‘Corey
Edmund P. Tyminski
Frank Dell Vecchio
John Kianki
Helen K. “Hewitt
Richard S. Farr
Donald H. Mead
Charles F. McEvoy
Bertha Frensdorf
Richard Pass
T. Aaron Levy
Alice E. Murphy
Youngster Triggers Fire Alarm Mistake for Father
A boy Edward Osman aged 5, unable to recall his address, pulled a fire alarm box on Thurber Avenue believing it a telephone. Patrolman Leo Napolitano notes the incident drew fire and police response from Engine Company 8 last night.
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Leo Napolitano
Edward Osman
Thurber. Ave
Engine Company 8
Meet the Candidates for June 5 Primary
Democratic candidates in the June 5 primary are Paul I. DeWitt an undertaker in DeWitt Johnson dorsed by the organization and Orlie D. Johnson a stockbroker indorsed by United Democrats Biographical material appeared in yesterday's editions and the two candidates are shown in recent photos.
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Paul I. DeWitt
Real Estate Course Set At Syracuse University
Real estate courses on costs values and governing factors for transactions will be offered by the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers in sessions at Syracuse University June 5 16 and June 18 30. Field directors from Syracuse are John E. McAuliffe of Eagan Real Estate and William P. Taylor of Biviano Taylor Realtors. Faculty includes Eugene G. Bowes Robert Fleshman David L. Montanna and Arthur M. Fisher. Courses are in cooperation with Syracuse University College of Business Administration and run by University College adult education.
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Syracuse University
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
John E. McAuliffe
Eagan Real Estate, Inc
William P. Taylor
Biviano. & Taylor
Eugene
Car Plunges Into Creek Injuring Driver Near Central Square
A 19 year old Central Square man, Elet Milton Vollner of Caughdeney Road, was critically injured when his Route 11 car left the road, plunged into a creek and struck a tree. He suffers a compound leg fracture and multiple head and internal injuries and is at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
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Central Square
Route 11
Elet Milton Vollner
Caughdeney Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Oswego County
Arthur Revoir
Vollner
General Electric
Syracuse
Revoir
Rochester
New York State
Shaft
Barr
Eastern
Walter Zink
AD 22
Lafayette
Jamesville-Apulia
Crouse-Irving Hospital
John H. Briant
Jamesville
Zink
Briant
Youths Receive 13250 In Settlements
State Supreme Court Justice Eugene F Sullivan approved settlements totaling 13250 for two youths. Alfred DeVaul Jr 14 of Cazenovia earned 5250 after an October 12 1954 bicycle incident with a harrow pulled by a tractor on the Sherwood Peters farm. Diana J Simpson 17 of Binghamton received 8000 for head injuries in a December 27 1954 car crash on Route 48 near Baldwinsville involving Mildred Duvall.
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State
Supreme Court
Eugene F. Sullivan
Alfred DeVaul Jr
Cazenovia
Sherwood Peters
Alfred
Peters
Elmer
Diana J. Simpson
Binghamton
Mildred Duvall
Route 48
Baldwinsville
City honors Syracuse heroes on City Hall steps
Eight police officers two firefighters and an 11 year old boy are honored in annual ceremonies by the city and the Herald Journal. Recipients include Acting Detective Robert L Busch for capturing Albert Rahstorfer, Fireman Henry C Sienkiewicz for a heroic rescue, Lt Stephen Milicich for rescuing a girl from a burning house, and Youth Award winner Harlan Lavine for signaling a fire and guiding firefighters. Mayor Mead praises the city’s police and fire departments.
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Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Robert L. Busch
Winton, Sr
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Herald-American
Albert J. Rahstorfer
Fairport
Henry C. Sienkiewicz
Loehr Ave
James Arthur Jenkins
Considine, Jr
Considine
Irving Ave
William V. Lawton
Miles Ave
Francis Hendricks
Stephen Milicich
May Ave
Francis ‘Hendricks
South Ave
Milicich
Jamesville-DeWitt Voters OK Bond for School Expansion
Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District voters last night authorized a 734000 bond for an elementary school and a bus garage addition. The measure passed 420 to 21 to spend 670000 for a 14 classroom school near Thompson Rd Genesee Hills Boyce Manor. Voters also approved 64800 for a 12-bus garage, 408 to 33.
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Jamesville-DeWitt Central
Thompson Rd
Genesee Hills
Boyce Manor
Poor Loser Strikes Opponent in Pool Fight
Earl M Powell of 712 8 McBride St alleges John attacked him with a cue at a South Town pool hall after losing. Powell was admitted to Memorial Hospital for facial injuries including possible skull fracture. Police seek John for the assault.
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John
Earl M. Powell
McBride St
Earl
S. Townsend St
Memorial Hospital
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Obrist
Patricia Woods
Joseph Woods
Salina Sr
Pat
Bamerick
Rer, William H. Bambrick
Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald Mawhinney Jr
Philip Kelley
Edwin N. Loveland
Loveland
Sagenkahn Presents
Karl R. McElroy
Herald
City Hall
Freman Henry C. Sienkiewicz
Arthur Jenkins Medal
McElroy
Jenkins
The
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E. Genesee St
Francis Mahaney
Syracuse Firemen’s Assn
Fred Unz
William Uba
Karl McElroy
Jenkins and Herald
Mead
Bargain Center
Easy Bargain Center
Gifford
AT. S. Clinton
Remingson Rand
Sherbet
Wittig
Westcott ST
S. Salina ST
Geddes ST. Ee
Erie Blvd
LABOR
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Warren Street
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