This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
34
Fragmentary list shows correspondents and offices in Oneonta Cooperstown Sherburne Unadilla and surrounding towns with incomplete contact details. Mentions Helen Holley Suenenstead Herald and Syracuse Sunday News with broad regional coverage implied.
Cornell plans 11 barracks near Klinerd and Veisburg to house 1 440 students this fall. The project funds about 320 000 dollars with 660 at Klinerd 480 in Baker 136 and 64 at East Vetsburg plus 100 at Vetsburg. Off campus housing is not included.
The item notes that Roaming Reporter Roy and Fairman will have their daily costume featured on Page 4 today.
MASSENA Dr Joseph J Romoda St Lawrence University will deliver the principal address at Memorial Day exercises to be held at Andrews Street Park after the graves are decorated The high school band will perform John Gibson will recite the Gettysburg Address and Colette Charette will sing My Country The Rev Bertram M Crocker will offer the benediction The procession forms near Calvary Cemetery at 815 AM and travels to Pine Grove Cemetery with veterans groups in charge En route the Women’s Relief Corps will observe ceremonies on the De Grasse River bridge
Lt William C Page USMC R, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Page of Greene, on 90 day leave returning home last week. He reported for Navy V-12 at Cornell July 1 1943, served at Parris Island and Tarawa, landed at Sasebo Japan, then Kyushu before Guam January 9 this year. He expects to reenter college in fall to finish his education.
Plans for Memorial Day in Watkins Glen are set with veteran groups and scouts forming on West Fourth Street. The 11 AM parade proceeds to the lakefront for flower tributes to Navy dead, then routes by Frantin Street to salute bedridden WWI veteran Nathan Grant, then to D A R market for a program, Lafayette Park, and a religious service led by Rev John Newman and Rev William Cartmell. American Legion members will participate in the observance portion.
Announcement from Watkins Glen notes the marriage of Shirley Martine daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Martine of S&S Jackson Street to Harold Mourey son of Mr and Mrs Earl Mourey of N Monroc est. The ceremony took place Wednesday at St Marys with Rev Walter Kohl officiating.
Police investigate a burglary at Economy Motor Sales 319 W State St where a safe was cracked and 800 dollars taken. Another weekend entry at Jot Pritchardt Son 207 S Casuca St yielded no missing items.
An unidentified young woman was bitten on the Cornell University campus and required ten stitches. The campus patrol is searching for the dog and will enforce the old ordinance banning dogs from running loose.
Set. Jesse V. Hill, 33, of Adams faced first degree manslaughter charges after the death of Master Sgt. Frederick E. Miner, 22, of Adams, from a fractured skull after a fist fight Saturday night in Adams. Miner, who reenlisted last week and was to depart for Fort Dix, died Sunday at the House of the Good Samaritan. Hill, formerly of Alabama, was arraigned before Justice D. B. Potter. Miner's war record includes service in Africa and Italy. Burial is at Union Cemetery, Adams Center, with funeral Wednesday at 2 P.M.
Homer area residents will vote Tuesday June 4 in Homer Academy gym from 10 AM to 8 PM on centralization in and around Homer. If approved an immediate board of education will be elected after ballots counted. The statewide count shows 325 centralization schools existing.
Mrs. Mary L. Davis widow of Harley P. Davis died Sunday at 15 N. Church St. Funeral services were held today at Beard Memorial Home with Rev. J. W. L. Graham officiating. Burial followed in Cortland Rural Cemetery. She was a native of St. Lawrence County and resided in Cortland for years. member of First Congregational Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs. George Wall of Buffalo and Mrs. Earl Atkinson of Cortland, one sister Mrs. Nona McCarthy of Brasher Falls, and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Cortland two men will be arraigned in City Court tomorrow. John Valentine Knout, 38, of 39 Franklin Street, held on a warrant for failure to provide, was brought to Cortland from Rochester by Detective Captain Michael Canestaro and Patrolman Charlies Crosley and jailed. Franklin James Waterson, 40, was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Church Street and pleaded not guilty at police headquarters.
Cooperstown chaired by James R. MacDuff and Geary A. Wilmot call a 2 PM June 15 session at the Oneonta Municipal Building to designate six county offices for August nominations. Incumbents Stokes Talbot Rose Frink face vacancies. Granger death prompts coroner vacancy. Latham seeks Surrogate judge. no clear contenders yet.
Joseph Zbytniewski, 60, died of a heart attack at the home of John Zagurski. Born in Poland, he lived in Marion and East Augusta area before moving to Boonville. Survived by wife Anna and nine children, 20 grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral services planned at Trainor Funeral Home and All Saint Polish National Church in Boonville.
Mary Ellen Aungier the daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Aungier of Preble and Paul Merriman son of Mr and Mrs Frank Merriman of Otisco married May 18 at St Leo s Church Tully with Clara Aungier maid of honor Velma McEvoy bridesmaid Gerald Merriman best man The bride a Homer Academy and Central City Business Institute alumna has worked at Standard Brands Syracuse The groom recently discharged from the Army after five years in service spent part of that time in the European Theater and now works in Syracuse
ITHACA A commendation for his work as chief of the Criminal Investigation Division in Tokyo Japan has been given to Capt Michael G Frisch Brig Gen Charles S Ferrin presented the Commendation Ribbon at his Ithaca home 102 Irving Place He is the husband of the former Miss Elizabeth Datlenbach and a former member of the Tehace police department.
The Rev. Walter Kohl pastor of St. Mary's of the Lake Catholic Church finishes plans for an outdoor Mass on Memorial Day at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Tupper Lake 1946 Memorial Day program organized by Benjamin Chureo Post American Legion features a 10 AM parade forming at Hotel Altamont with parade marshal Fred Ives. Veterans services at Sunmount and Lake View Cemetery, 3 PM baseball exhibition by Northern Baseball League Legionnaires, rain plan to State Theater.
Community groups in Saranac Lake schedule meetings tonight at various locations. Knights of Columbus meet at 8 in 15 Bloomingdale Ave. Women Auxiliary at 8 at Mrs Lowell Moss 9 Winonaw. Home Bureau at Harrietstown Town Hall with officer elections. PTA at Saranac Lake High School. Girls Society of St Luke's at 7 80 Main St parish house. Women of the Moose card party at 8 in club rooms 81 Broadway. Scout Troop 5 meets at 7 at Girl Scout House Priest.
Charles Phillip Sopp and Miss Mary Phil lipey of Syracuse and Cortland unite in a double ring marriage at St. Elias Church Syracuse officiated by Rev George Warim. The couple plan to reside in Syracuse after June 9.
Potsdam officials announce the Memorial Day parade will form at 9 50 AM and start at 10 AM with bands from Potsdam High School Clarkson College School of Practice and Potsdam State Teachers College and about twenty organizations participating. A ceremony at the civic center will have Drokeny Cramb president of the Teachers College as principal speaker.
The Malone May term grand jury issued fifteen indictments and found no indictments in four cases. Not indicted was John J. Kartnett. indicted defendants include Adrian Cyr for rape second degree and Rexford Y. Johnson for third degree. others face burglary, carnal abuse, rape, grand larceny and related charges with some awaiting bail.
Lena May Zammett daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Zammett of Burdett became the bride of Staff Sgt William C Smith son of Mr and Mrs William A Smith of Rochester at Marys of the Lake Catholic Church in Watkins Glen. Rev Walter Kohli officiated. Bridesmaids were Bernice Smith of Rochester and Mrs Charles von Reyn of Watkins Glen. Best man was Lawrence Goes of Watkins Glen.
Mrs Mildred Caldwell of McGraw named district deputy president of Cortland County Rebekah Lodge at the 1946 Rochester assembly May 23. She and her staff were installed at her home lodge by retiring district deputy president Mrs Helen Morse. Caldwell, a 27 year member of Star of the East Lodge, previously earned a 25 year jewel. The new district deputy president is a past noble grand of Meatrow Lodge, member of Ida Y Auxiliary 23 L.A.P.M., Cortland. Her Past Noble Grand drill team helped with county exhibition drills. Installations followed by district officers May Can niff May Rowe Lilian Fralick Agnes Talbot Blanche Caufield Elma Bolster Ina Kennedy Lena J Miller. Installations of officers for other lodges planned in October.
St Lawrence University stormed to a 14-8 win over St Michael's, collecting 17 of 19 hits in the first two innings. Vaccara led with four hits and four runs, while every Larries batter reached base at least once as Kellogg fueled the second inning with a three RBI triple.
William H. Corbin 68 longtime Gouverneur barber died Monday at Hepburn Hospital Ogdensburg after a long illness. Born Feb 13 1878 in Colton he lived in Gouverneur since 1900 and helped start a shop in 1932 with Bert Bancroft. Survived by sister Mrs Cora Slaght and half sister Edith Mason. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM at Freeman parlors with interment at Old DeKalb.
A L Bibbins president of Cooperative GIP Mills with Buffalo offices will retire September 1 after 25 years with the cooperative. James A McConnell Ithaca general manager of the Cooperative GLP Exchange will assume administrative responsibility for GILFP Mills starting July 1. Bibbins requested retirement under GLF plan at a board meeting in Ithaca last week.
Miss Elizabeth Krivicieh daughter of Mr and Mrs John Krivicieh a Green Central School junior has received the Girls State award and will spend two weeks at Skidmore College in July. The Girls State program is maintained by the American Legion Auxiliary.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.