Three Day Memorial Observance For War Dead Planned
A three day tribute by veterans patrols and patriotic groups unfolds from tomorrow through Tuesday in Syracuse and surrounding towns. A Lincoln Auditorium program precedes a S Salina street parade to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument with Brig Gen Ralph Tate as featured speaker. Events include cemetery ceremonies at St Agnes Woodlawn Oakwood and St Marys, wreaths at Sacred Heart and Rock of the Marne, and a plaque and flag ceremony at Thorden Park led by University Post 1362.
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Syracuse
Lincoln Auditor
Wt & P
S. Salina St
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Ralph ‘Tate
Lancoln
Memorial Association of
Onondaga County
Paul Stemberg
Grand Mars
H.W. Smith
William B. Stark
Sidams
Jnarchers
Lhe Erie Blvd
Soldiers’ and Sailors Monum
Eastwood Post
American Legion
Lilly Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Union Veterans
Polish Legion of American Veterns
University
Américan Legion
Lakeland
Skaneateles
St. Agnes
Woodlawn
Oakwood
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sacred’ Heart
Rock of the Marne
University Post 1362
Thei
Thorden Park
Thomas
Corcoran
Stea
Ostromar
Fayl F. Seifried
Francis Farmer
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The
Polish Community, Inc
Post MM
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Waycred Heart Church
Msgr
Casimer Felén
Frederick H. Partyka
Baland’ Avereisas
Slnnoaleles
John. H. Hughes
Stotwell Memorial Park
James T. Grant
Hughes
Lily
Grand Army of the
Lakeland Schoo
Lakelands
113 214 Listed In Church Schools
The Syracuse Episcopal area of the Methodist Church reports a church school membership of 133,214 for 1949. The total for the nation is 5,799,823, a gain of more than five percent in five years. The Syracuse area comprises Central New York Genesee and Northern New York annual conferences with Bishop W Z Ledden as resident bishop.
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HevithiJoussay
Nasmville
Tenn
Syncuse Episcopal
Methodist Church
Department of Generm Church
Methodist General Board of Education
Albany
Yncca
Walter Towner
Garfield Gets State Office
RICHARD GARFIELD, Syracuse funeral director, was named secretary and vice president of the New York State Funeral Directors Association at the three day carnival meeting and exhibit in Almira. Dr. Herman E. Hillhoe, NYS commissioner of health, praised the association’s work toward higher standards in funeral direction. The Syracuse delegation favored bringing next year’s meeting to Syracuse, with a vote due next week. Attending directors included Georgell Dawson, Frank Snyder, Harold Hoare, Harold Birnbaum, Edwant Ryan, John Tincka, Charles Mason, Wilber Newell, and Garfield of Syracuse, plus others from nearby towns.
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Richard Garfield
Syracuse
Sete
New York State Funeral Directors Association
Almira
Herman E. Hille
Hoe
New York State
Health
Hillghoe
Georgell Dawson
Frank Snyder
Hareld Hoare
Harold Birnbaum
Edward
Asnor
Edwant Ryan
John
Charles “Mason
Wilber
Newell
Garfeld
Syra
Charles O'Ngn
Skanes
Ateles
Cliford Hall
Lafayette
Fred Sears
North Syracuse
Lester Norris
Marcellus
L. Tucker
Liverpool
Kenneth J. Bush
Jordan
Church to Honor War Dead at Asbury Service
Syracusan E Tiffany of Colgate University will be honored at Asbury Church tomorrow at 10 45 AM. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Yorulay and a 1945 Nottingham High School graduate active in sports. The service will include chimes and a special music program by the church choir and a dedication by the junior editor of the Maroon.
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Nerultou
Hamilton
Henry ‘Tiffany
Eauiea
Lloyd
Bentley
Jack Bergner
P. Reed Alvord
Albert Figueiredo
Dalton Hardy
Haynes
Hilton *Moore
Today
Eugee Temple
Tiffany
Nottingham High School
Sporle
Delta Pan
Accident Free Drivers Are Given Safety Awards
Seven truck drivers employed by the Syracuse Ready-Mix Concrete Company were honored at Ginnite in Martin's Restaurant North Syracuse for 17 years of accident free driving. Safety awards were presented by Standard Accident Insurance Co with Carl A. Young as general agent. This was the second annual award in a program recognizing drivers with perfect safety records in handling large vehicles.
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Standard Accident Insurance Co
Syracuse Ready Mix Concrete Company
Thomas M. Uendigan
Frank Hollenbeck
Anthony Morabito
Lindsey
Leo Wood
John Muller
George Reamsnyder
Thomas Lazzaro
Syracuce Ready-Miv Concrete Company
Ginnte
Martin
Hill Clothing Drive Starts at Syracuse University
Hill Clothing Drive begins on the Syracuse University campus with awards for three years of accident-free driving to several drivers. The clothing is packed by Packing by Syracuse Ready-Mix Corp and volunteers from Alpha Phi Omega and Friends organizations. Call Mrs. Simmons to volunteer. the project is sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee Hendricks Chapel and World Students Service Fund.
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Leo Wood
John Mullen
Frank Hollenbeck
Harry Sey
Anthony Morabito
Dent
Thomas Tanzaro
Central Polis
George Reams
Syracuse University
Thomas M. Hentilg
Committee On
Syracuse Police Department
Acci Lief
Hendricks Chapel G
Dent Bureau
Alpha Phi Omega
Arthur Gessler
jSyracuse Ready-Mix Corp
Syracuse Peace Council
William
Society of Friends
Nass
Ray Keeler
P. P. Naumann Celebrates 83rd Birthday Today
P P Naumann former police captain known as Cap celebrates 83rd birthday at Stafford Nursing Home 717 E Willow St. Friends visit as he recovers from recent surgery losing a left leg and using a wheelchair doctors plan outdoor walks with crutches. Naumann served 1894 to 1932 retiring after 38 years and led Precinct One during precinct expansion.
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Peek B
Naumann
Stafford
E. Willow Sr
Cap
Nauman
Police
Neumannetired
Ank
Iod
Hig
Irene Oliver
Marguerite Harding
Tetovery Vom
Two Auto Accidents Hurt A Girl And A Man
Two automobiles caused injuries to a seven year old girl and a man in separate incidents yesterday. Elizabeth Paro 505 TE Jefferson Street was treated for an injury to her left foot after stepping into traffic at E Jefferson and S Townsend streets. J Leone ard Reisman 1% Stadium Drive westbound on E Jefferson Street received no summons. A second collision at Water and S Salina Streets left James Freeman 603 Ulster Street with abrasions to his left eye and left leg. Leroy Johnson 623 Hamilton Street was moving Fourth Street S Salina Street when the crash occurred. Freeman was cited for failure to produce an operator license.
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Elizabeth Paro
Jefferson Si
Crouse-Irving Hospital
E. Jefferson
S. Townsend Sts
Ambrose LineHan
J. Leoneard Reisman
E. Jefferson St
Linehan
Water
S. Salina Gts
James Freeman
Ulster St
Freeman
Ate
Ay Leroy Johnson
Haitison Sh
S. Salina St
Fipeman
Mediterranean Cruise Theme for Zionist Haddassah Revue
A Mediterranean cruise themed entertainment will highlight Zionist Haddassah events at Hotel Syracuse on June 10 featuring a cast of over 50, led by Marvin Glyn and others. The production includes ship decor, seating by Stanley Sagenkahn, and arrangements by Jay B. Rudisoph and Mrs Samuel. A farewell party honored V L Bull after 45 years with the National Biscuit Co. prior to his California Florida relocation.
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Syracuse
Willlthe Beck
Dee
Marvin Glyn
Chester
Slaney Gerber
Larry
Sagenkahn
Irving Solomon
Scheer
Norman Westrasne
Jay B. Rudsiph
Samuel
Wilend Johnson
Stanley Sagenkahn
Urchov
Robert. Besdin
Jack
V.L. Bull
Lavern Bull
Curlon
Bull Ig
National Biscuit Company
Miter
California
Florida
Bull
Deiwitt
Solvay Corp Club Dines Forty Year Members Dinner
Members of the Forty Year Club of the Solvay Process Division Allied Chemical held their annual dinner at Aureli’s Restaurant in Liverpool. The 90 plus members include 46 with at least 40 years of service. Fourteen new members were welcomed, and 50 year recipients Fred Roschinski Charles Stube Frank Grofi and Thomas Fahey received gold watches from A B Chadwick, president of the Solvay Process Division.
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Solvay Process
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Aureli’s
Liverpool
Solvay
Fen
Arew
Silvao Diglio
Ernesto Filosi
John Rea
Otto Spikiert
Joseph Voytke
Neal Smith
Fred Lohman
Fred Capella
Harold Fenner
Carmine Maselli
Lewis Shea
Herbert Cole
Charles Croom
R. G. Zimmer
Syracuse
Fred Ros«chinski
Charles Stube
Frank Grofoi
Thomas Fa
Drowned Men's Bodies Recovered in Massena Mass
Sheriff Warns Central New York motorists to slow down and be cautious during the holiday weekend. Two bodies were recovered near Massena after a windstorm and a fatal motorcycle crash. Theodore Monroe, 12, was found in Robinson's Bay near a country club, and Hugh Vonnelly, 32, was found east of Cornwall Ont. Both victims were moved to local funeral homes.
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Central New York
Robert G. Wasmer
Cana
Theodore Monroe
Robinson's Bay
Country Club
Floyd Oney
Ye Malley
Mugh Vonnelly
Commwall
Ont
Glen Walter
Massey
Hoxties
Postmaster Test For DeWitt Mapped
AP reports the U S Civil Service Commission has named ChasyoD ANE Deng to examine for the DeWitt postmaster post. The result follows last summer’s exam protested by Raymond W House of Fayetteville who alleged nonresidence within the DeWitt delivery area. Salary for the office is 4070 yearly after a class change from third to second class. Syracuse federal building will host tests at a later date with applications due by June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasyod Ane Deng
DeWitt
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Raymond W. House
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Police Holy Name Society Communion Sunday Plans
The Syracuse Police Department Holy Name Society plans a Communion Sunday at St. Luke Evangelist Church at 45 A.M. After service, members will march to the American Legion Club for breakfast at 8 A.M. Speakers include Rev. John M Jostey, Rev. William Richardson S.J, Chief Jahy Humney, Fred Arnold, Russel Humphrey, and Matthew Solinski. Mass will be by Rev. Charles J. Edwards. Patrolmen James Lynch and Robert Cutan Jr will serve as servers.
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Syracuse Police Department
Toly Niine Society
Dohn the Evangelist Church
Ibnerivatr Légion Club
Donald Sheidem
George J
Llenny Ours
Holy Name Society
Syracuse
Fred Arnold
Russel Humphrey
Matthew Solinski
Corcoran
Fred Ray
Hast Syracuse
Basil Valletta
Solvay
Merio Ross
Charles J. Edwards
Nociety
James Lynch
Robert Cutan Jr
Casimir Chorazy
Seaman Lands Profit in Fake Linen Sale
A man posing as a Titian seaman sold Mrs. Magdelina Frie 613 Kirkpatrick St ten yards of imported linen that proved to be ordinary cotton. Patrolman Frank Sallen reported the persuasive salesman, described as about 45, 5 feet 6 inches, 130 pounds, in a dark blue suit and pink-flowered tie, successfully making the first sale before the scam was exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Frank Sallen
Magdelina Frie
Kirkpatrick ‘St
Mes. Fuds
Library to Observe Holiday Tuesday
The Syracuse Public Library will be closed Tuesday for Memorial Day. Miss Frieda F. Gates, director, says all departments of the main building and eight branches will be at service on Monday.
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Frieda F. Gates
Syracuse Public Library
Jbut WL
Hanging Boy Rescued From School Chute
Quick thinking by a six year old playmate saved LM We of Robert Root aged 7 from a fatal strangling when he became suspended by a rope loop in a Liverpool grade school fire escape chute. Police say Bang Wood and another boy slid the chute with Robert. Oliver Fardig swung into action, freeing the rope from the boy’s neck and rushing him to Dr Herman L Harding. Robert is the son of Liverpool firefighter Clarence Roos.
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LM We
Robert Root
Liverpool
Livergoat
Herman L. Harding
First St. Tvernooi
Robert
Bang Wood
First St
Wood Younster
Barry
Oliver Fardig
Tulp St
Feedig Ten
State Building Code Progress Reported From County Commissioners
Building code commissioners met at University College auditorium with about 50 representatives from Onondaga Cayuga Jefferson Lewis Madison Oneida Oswego and Seneca counties to draft a statewide code. They expect the new rules to replace municipal codes and reduce costs by removing obsolete provisions. A fall meeting is planned and the statewide code should be finished next year.
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SHRES
University College Auditorium
Onondaga
Cayuga
Jefferson
Lewis
Madison
Oneida
Oswego
Senseca
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Robert McNamara
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Saran Wunligiy
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Colgate
Hill Clothing Drive
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Peter P, Naumann
Tate
Aera
Bernard Galdberg
Sevatour Roth
Walter Minskoff
Irving Holamen
Gary Sthore
Solvay Corp. Club
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Massena
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Lagoe Cuarge
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Hanging Boy
Chute
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Victor A. Hari
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