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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1941
Page
9
多个 obituaries and funeral notices list names ages and burial details. Caroline Mahl Leopold John Miller Branagan Exerritt Ida Skerritt Mrs Ida Bes tied to Liverpool Baldwinsville and Syracuse areas with private services and cemetery安排.
Advertisement snippets show Arthur Judd monuments from WallER Granite Co at Grant Blvd with phone 3-3711, florists Al Markowitz and Wim P Lynch offering funeral designs and reduced rates, plus floral designs by NoeFer Briers and E. W. Edwards & Son with contact numbers 21411 or 2281 and 307 S Warren St phone 2-3156.
The entry from Sizer Street notes James Schrever and George Hunt enlisted months ago. George Hunter and Donald Morse, both 17, from Sizer Street visited the recruiting office in the Federal Building and enlisted becoming the first 17 year olds accepted there.
Philip Campbell, 79, Republican representative from Kansas Third District 1903 to 1929 and long head of the House Rules Committee, is noted. Arthur H. Carr, 62, founder and president of the Carrpets Company and former U S Rubber Company executive, died at his Bristol home and chaired the Bristol Planning Board for two years.
A series of names with street addresses appear in a fragmented local notice. Individuals include Morris Garelick Pearl Cohen Arthur William Webb Stella May Nichols Chester Jay Winslow Florence Elizabeth Kempe Francis Ambrose Landers Mary Louise DeCoursey John Hugh Bennett Mildred Eleanor Perkins Donald James White Marana Ida Ebert Paul Auguston Rockwell Virginia Florence Baum John Leslie Fenner Anna Margaret Fitzgerald Luther James Rohadfox Tecille Kearse William George Lamothe Jr Isabelle Jances Dickerson Charles Daniel Luke Minerva Mary Eagan Carlton Brann Jackson Gene Paesis Cook Thomas Christopher Garito Lillian Crouse Avenue George Alvan Kahn Schultz and others with assorted streets and avenues.
Obituaries detail Mrs Ida J Skerritt of 38 East Oneida Baldwinsville widow of George Skerritt who died Monday afternoon at University Hospital with services at 1 PM Thursday and burial in Camden Also notice for Mrs Mary M Travis 68 wife of Daniel Travis died Sunday at her Harrison Street home with a 2 PM Tuesday service at Birnbaum funeral home and burial at Providence Road Cemetery A Newport RI native she had lived in Syracuse 350 years Bearers listed and multiple church services follow for other local deaths including LUSEY and Aungier family members Also service details for Fred Johnson 52 of Troup Avenue died of pneumonia at University Hospital with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery and bearers named
Two obituaries notice the deaths of Mrs Anna Van Skaick King of 711 South Beech Street and Mrs Ars May MacCandie of 642 South Crouse Avenue. King was a Syracuse resident of 50 years and widow of Edson H. King with two daughters-in-law surviving. funeral at Cornell Clem ent Greenleaf rooms and burial in Morningside Cemetery. MacCandie of Ogdensburg native, widow of James MacCandie, died at home after illness. sister Emma Adams and brother Thomas Harriman survive. funeral at Carl J Ballweg rooms with service by Rev Clyde A Rowlingson and burial in Constantia.
Patrick Henry McGrath died Saturday. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9 A M Tuesday at Most Holy Rosary Church by Very Rev Msgr Howard C McDowell. Rites began at 8 15 at grandson Francis McGrath s home 947 West Lafayette Ave. Assistants were Rev Dr John B Daley deacon and Rev Charles J Brady subdeacon. Bricklayers Union brothers Grover Swift James Swift Thomas Dempsey John Gleason John McDonald Nicholas Ferranti served as bearers. Burial followed in St Agnes Cemetery.
The former Syracusan Mrs Ida LaFave died Sunday at her Kenova home. Funeral from Keegan and Osbert chapel at 9 A M, then mass at Saint John the Baptist Church. Rev James P Slower celebrated Te Deum Mass, assisted by Rev Edward Hearn and Rev Dr William J Glynn. Bearers Richard O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien, John Carlos, John Markett, Edward Gorman, Robert O'Connell. Burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Services for Mrs. Martha Mueller Seamans who died Thursday at her home were conducted at 2 PM Monday at Traugott Lohman funeral rooms. The address 119 South Carbon Street is noted as her residence.
Funeral services for Frank Fortunato 64 retired restaurant proprietor who died unexpectedly Monday night will be at 9 30 A M Thursday at home and 10 A M at Our Lady of Assumption Cemetery burial in the cemetery. Survived by wife two sons Benny and Nicholas a daughter Miss Mary a brother Stefano and a sister Miss Angela all of Syracuse. He was a native of Italy and longtime proprietor on the North Side and member of Saint Rocco Society Nova Casamassima and the Sons of Italy.
Dr Leslie A Bryan announces two aviation courses at Syracuse University. A secondary civil aeronautics course begins June 15 for graduates of the primary program, with tentative CAF approval for 10 students. A primary course starts July 1 open to students with one year of college, offering 35 flight hours and 72 ground hours.
Committees for the Syracuse Public Library Staff Association were announced by Miss Ruth M. Phillips newly elected president after a group meeting in the library social room. Chairmen include Mrs Dorothy Jane Lipes program committee with Miss Barbara Anne Rogers and Miss Jane Morgan, Victoria Schott and Margaret Bates flower and gift, Catherine Bloomer Lucy Armstrong and May Burchill social, and Mrs Muriel Ladder publicity. Members voted to join the Staff Association round table division of the American Library Association.
A Syracuse area death notice lists individuals aged 46 to 80 from Oriskany, Cortland, Water town, Ithaca, Oneida, Clockville, Rome, Auburn, Geneva, Oneonta, Canastota, Auburn, and Utica. Names include Mrs Walter G Humphrey, Mrs Allie Oliver, Arthur H Parker, Mrs Dora Woodsin, George C Gradel, Charles Weismore, Frank M Havens, Mrs Charles Wittman, Mrs Lydia A Spencer, Miss Anna Murphy, Frank N Bresee, Albert Pluff Sr, Daniel M McNamara, Mrs Mary E Otis, James Quinn, and John Colebridge.
A.F.L. union bus drivers began a walkout halting buses in Binghamton Johnson City Endicott Vestal and Endwell after a near unanimous vote against a 24 hour delay. The walkout targets schedule changes and wage demands while the company plans service changes July 2.
A Shanghai confidential dispatch casts doubt on any immediate US Japan naval accord. Rumors of high level talks involving Ambassador Grew and Kichisaburo Nomura are unconfirmed. Most sources see little chance of a two-ocean war approach while China’s stance remains hard.
Potsdam May 27 Paul A Teelin 29 of 12 Elm Street construction inspector for Central New York Power Corporation enlisted at Syracuse yesterday for service in the Marine Corps Reserve.
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