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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1950
Page
6
A batch of death notices lists May 1950 obituaries across Solvay and surrounding towns, naming Jown J. Adamo and multiple locals by name. Funeral details span several firms, with services set in Kingston, Solvay, and nearby cemeteries, including Sacred Heart and St. Agnes churches.
Funeral services for Frank T Burns of 214 Nicholson Kingston include a 8:30 AM service at W. By Conner funeral home and a 9:35 AM Mass at St Marys Church Kingston. He died yesterday at his sister’s home and is survived by his wife, son, daughters, siblings, and many relatives. Burial in Kingston Cemetery.
A fragmented OCR shows numerous funeral homes and related businesses with contact details on Duntorth Street and nearby addresses. Entries include Hart & Quinn, Burns & Son, Pirro & Sons, Minale Funeral Home, Schumacher & Anson, Greenleaf Funeral Home, Trancott & Dhaene, Khegan & Osbelt, John Giminski Funeral Home, Welter Funeral Home, and Regis Monuments, among others with street addresses and phone numbers.
John F Dalton long time railroad employee dies at home leading to funeral arrangements at Edward F Gaynor Funeral Home and St James Church with burial at St Agnes Cemetery in Baldwinsville area. Surviving relatives include a son and sister. Services set for Monday morning.
Voters in 26 school districts around Skaneateles approved a proposed central district plan by 826 to 77. A seven member board of education was elected for the new district with Richard Anderson and Judah Gregory to three year terms, Gertrude Noli and Edward Cronauer to four year terms, and Lee Harsh, Bur dette Lea and William G Allyn to one year terms. Robert Milford Jr. chaired the nominating committee and John Gregory chaired the meeting.
Salvatore Tora 5 of 883 MN Slusa st. owner of a Novi Eide repair shop died in St. Joseph's Hospital. Native of lenty he had operated the shoe repair business for years. Survived by two sons Philip and Br, a daughter Mrs Jamas Stash, a sister Mrs Saran Piazza, three grandchildren and several nieces. Services will be at TAS AML Tuesday at 5:50 AM at Our Lady of Fomper Church burial in Assump han Cemetery.
CEPHAS N SCOTT of 25 Almond Street pleaded not guilty to possession of loaded firearms. He waived examination and was ordered held for a U K grand jury by Judge William Ho Bamerick after his wife Jean Scott reported a confrontation. Police found a loaded revolver at 616 Washington Street following the incident.
The ICU campaign in the Syracuse area reports strong momentum with more than 260 participants including men and women leaders. Mrs Maleaiy B. Peas body chair explains that Japanese preference for democracy aligned with Christian values could influence future ties, praising volunteers and their ongoing effort for the cause.
Robinson Airlines announces expanded service from Oneida County Airport to New York Newark and Albany. Plans include three daily Utica Rome to New York trips and two daily Utica Rome to Albany, Syracuse, Binghamton, Elmira, and Ithaca with one flight via Binghamton.
More than 69 contributors and 6,000 workers supported last year's Community Chest drive during a Dunbar Center board meeting chaired by Lloyd B. Benham. Ada Knight and Eric Simmons were named to the board as others present included Mrs. Curtis Van Dusen and several other directors. The next meeting is set for Dean Betts Camp in Pennellville. Death notices appear for Syracuse area residents including Prank J. Bourcy, age 20, Cape Vinoya.
John A Malone a 13 year old of Marvellous pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct after being held in Jamesville Penitentiary until June 2. He is accused of stabbing August Berger 20 of Lodist at James and N Warren streets. Berger and Malone were treated for injuries at Onondage General Hospital.
Lions Club of Syracuse presented a $100 check to Captain Edward M. Brewer of the Salvation Army at the Hotel Syracuse. Funds will aid Camp Jefferson Park for children. Brewer also accepted a Bible for Rev. R. E. F. Whilest, former Salvation Army associate and now Methodist minister. Arthur B. Chadwick, former Lions member and now president of Allied Chemicals Salvay division, was guest at luncheon.
Precision Castings Co. Inc expands operations by taking over the former Bradley hammer plant on North Franklin Street. Arthur G. Chase, Fayetteville president, said the firm plans occupancy for development and research work. The Nanuaer plant with 30,000 square feet went idle about a year ago after Bradley-Edlund interests moved hammer-line manufacturing and related operations to Cortland following a merger between C. C. Bradley Co. and Edlums Machinery Co.
Dr Richard J Sweet, renowned chest surgeon of Massachusetts General Hospital, lectured last night at Syracuse University College of Medicine under the cosponsorship of Alpha Kappa medical fraternity. He aims to perform esophageal cancer surgery and is on staff at MGH and affiliated with Harvard University.
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness then gradual clearing with fair conditions tomorrow. Recent records show a high of 91 set in 1936 and a 37 low in 1975. humidity values around 6 percent this evening and 3 percent this morning.
Weather wirephoto reports scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight from the lower Great Lakes to the Texas Gulf coast with occasional showers in the Pacific Northwest and southern Sierras. Fog along the California coast. General conditions nationwide mostly fair to partly cloudy. The forecast includes a warm front, cold front indications, and notes on wind and pressure changes.
ULTCE ANE reports a nine incident bicycle theft run affecting public school yards in Syracuse. Victims say stolen bikes were seized while riders were in class and may have been carried away by a car or truck. The latest targets include 16 year old Roger Kinney of 239 Milner Avenue, whose bike was taken from Nottingham School yard yesterday after he saved to buy it.
San Antonio resident LABENCER BUNSINGER was arrested in Syracuse after posing as a hospital patient to write three worthless checks totaling 190 dollars. Patrolmen Amieoge Linehan and Thomas Recap nabbed him outside a theater while investigators suspected he might be at a Western movie venue.
Richard A. Hiserodt of 433 Millside Co will join about 500 attendees at the regional meeting of the America Lasillita of Chemical Engineers running tomorrow through Wednesday in Swarmpsede Meas. He is a chemical engineer with Solvay Process Co.
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