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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
10
Death notices for Elizabeth Fraser Boyer Henry Crouse Ray Fisher Nicholas Valentino and others list survivors dates and times. Services set at Carl J Ballweg Chapel Traugott Lohman Home Welter Memorial Woodlawn and Church of the Saviour with visitations and private burials in Syracuse area.
Classified ad brief listing funeral homes and related services. Includes Rich ard M Garfield Westcott 73 554 541 Carl J Ballweg Low as 95 up to 2500 Salina St 9 2504 Hart G Quinn 300 Danforth St 2 5023 72 4533 Boene nets Trougott Lohman Inc Geo E Lohman Lic Msr 516 Prospect Ave Frasier Funeral Home N Salina St Phone 3 2349 Monuments.
Services for Mrs. Julia L. Levinson of 467 S Beech St were held at the Birnbaum funeral home with Rabbi Benjamin Friedman officiating. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery. She died yesterday at University Hospital after a long illness. Survived by three sons Dr Bertram Levinson and Saul R Levinson of Syracuse and Isaac M Levinson of New York City, a brother Aaron Levy of Syracuse, and two granddaughters. She taught at Montgomery School over 50 years ago and helped found the Council of Jewish Women of Syracuse. She belonged to Hadassah, the Sisterhood of Terinipe Society of Concord, the Visiting Nurses Association and the Eastern Star at Uniontown PA.
Funeral rites for Nicholas Joseph Valentino 53 of Liverpool R D 1 and former Fulton resident include an 8 15 AM home service and a 3 AM solemn high Mass at Immaculate Heart Church with Rev Edward Ryan. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Fulton. Survived by Madeline, Joseph, Jean Gambel, Carmella Supernaulit, and Anthony.
The Rev George F Kinney pastor of St Patrick s Church Clayville died there last night Born in Birnehamton he studied at Binghamton Niagara University and St Bernards Seminary He served at St Anthony s Utica St James Johnson City St Lucy s Syracuse and was pastor at St Margaret s Homer and St Patrick s Clayville His body will be brought to St Patrick s and Mass will be sung Monday at 10 AM Burial at Calvary Cemetery Binghamton.
Donald B. Vollmer 26 of 43 Homeland Road North Syracuse died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 PM Saturday at Clarence G. Bishop home 837 Ackerman Ave with Rev. Dr. L Ernest Oiter and Rev. Dr. H H Downey officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He was a Furman Street Methodist Church member and Vocational High School graduate. Survived by Claire Bishop Vollmer son Daniel Bruce daughter Debra Joanne Vollmer parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vollmer a brother William Vollmer a sister Mrs Shirley Darling Mattydale and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs J M Gifford Syracuse. Friends may call 7–9 PM tomorrow.
Staunton Military Academy in Staunton Virginia will graduate two Fayetteville residents and a Syracusan. George L. King nephew of Dr. and Mrs Aden King of 2202 E Colvin It and William Walker son of Mr and Mrs Richard M Walker and James B. McCormick Jr son of Mr and Mrs James B McCormick both of Fayetteville. McCormick attended the academy for one year and played varsity football and junior varsity basketball. Walker a sergeant was awarded a varsity football letter and the commandant's ribbon. Bing was a corporal and after validating the academy for two years he was awarded the Commandant's ribbon. He will enter St Lawrence University in the fall.
Alice C Floyd 54 widow of Harry F Floyd died early today at Onondaga General Hospital Born in Hannibal she lived in Syracuse two years leaves four daughters and two sons all of Syracuse Funeral services set for 1 PM Saturday at Schumacher Whelan Brothers Funeral Home 365 W Onondaga St Rev E R Baker to officiate Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 PM tomorrow Also noted are obits for Mrs Clara E Valentine and Henry J Crouse with family details and funeral arrangements
The Syracuse University Class of 1912 sets its 10th annual reunion for Fri and Sat with 199 expected attendees. Events include an informal party at Tecumseh Golf Club, a class picnic and buffet at Snook's Pond Fayetteville, and a Kumback show at Archbold gym. Arnold Burdick chairs the committee with Larry Waddell and others assisting.
The Camillus Town Board passed an ordinance banning dumping of sewage garbage or rubbish outside authorized sites. It blocks a proposed Syracuse pipeline to Solvay Process sludge beds and aligns with Geddes action. Supervisor Howard W. Snyder said no city plans or applications were received, and enforcement will be strict.
Local monument company listing presents storefront at 2118 James Street with evening hours and contact number 73 0622. The ad references REGIS MONUMENTS and a vicinity near Assumption Church, indicating a service area and nearby landmark.
Local death notices list Harriet Marshall 76 and Emma A. Finster 78 among others. Other names include John A. Hancox 80 in Black River and George D. Keller 71 in Cortland with scattered mentions of Rome and Marathon residents.
Motorists are warned not to park on the parade route for tomorrow's Memorial Day march. Lt George Easterly heads motorcycle detail along Erie Blvd to Safina Street and Harrison to the War Memorial. Police Chief Kinney urges light foot on the accelerator to reduce traffic deaths this year.
The Class of 1927 at Syracuse University holds its 26th anniversary events this weekend. Activities include a chancellor's dinner in Sims Hall at 6 PM and a Cavalry Club open house at 7:30 PM. A Branch party at University Club and a Kum Bak show in Archbold Gym follow, with reservations managed by Sidney Grossman and Mrs. Frederick A. Vincent.
The second of four meetings to discuss a new junior-senior high school site for the Jamesville DeWitt School District was held at Jamesville High School. About 160 residents attended. Two sites were displayed: Merriam tract near Maple Drive and Woodchuck Hill Road, and Ballweg farm on Jamesville Road. Details noted that 45 of 49 acres on Merriam tract would be usable while 25 of 62 acres on Ballweg tract would be usable due to terrain.
Brockway Motors won a five enclosed cab dump trucks contract for 24 205 by the department of public works after Van Denpure Motors was rejected for failing to meet specs. Commissioner Hanson approved the award with Public Works Commissioner Harmon noting weight and clutch discrepancies.
Robert Neeper of Hayes Road Baldwingville sought legal protection for his potato crop after a nine year old neighbor pulled two plants. Sheriff Blanchard Crysler spoke with the girl's mother and she will no longer visit the garden.
Clifford Clark of Phoenix planned a fishing trip but found his car window broken last night in the 200 block of Magnolia Street. Thieves took all his tackle, estimated at ISSO worth.
The Pompeian Players will present two repeat performances of Americana a musical at Grant Junior High School auditorium sponsored by Our Lady of Pompei Church. Four acts portray contributions shaping American culture with a cast over 200 teens and three choruses of about fifty members each.
The Central New York State Park Commission announced a 10 cent increase in parking fees at Battle Island Chenango Valley Gilbert Green Lake Selkirk Shores Verona Beach parks. Fees rise from 25 to 35 cents, not applicable to Clark Reservation Jamesville and Chittenango Falls due to limited facilities.
The campus recalls backstage chats with Tex Beneke and Art Lund after a Syracuse show praising the War Memorial. City events cover Carnival Time, a Junior-Senior Prom in Onondaga Central, Solvay Italian Club spring dance, the 1951 Central High reunion, and Circus Daze by Eastwood Beta Kappa Mu.
Prof Aubrey H MacAndrews of Syracuse State University College of Forestry is appointed consultant to the U S Department of Agriculture under the Forest Pest Control Act of 1947. He will join a six member panel including forestry and industry representatives and work with the U S Forest Service and Interior on pest control issues.
Jewish Fellowship conducts a pre commencement service tomorrow at 7 15 P M in Hendricks Chapel on the Syracuse University campus. Rabbi William B Schwartz delivers the sermon titled How To Face Life After College assisted by two university students Lenny Symansky acts as cantor and David Ben Asher reads the scripture.
Members of Plymouth Congregational Church at their annual meeting voted to conduct a financial campaign for exterior rehabilitation. Three new trustees were elected: Nellie Clark, W. C. Cowden, and Fred A. Schultz, replacing Miriam Curtis, Everett N. Hatch, and John C. Parsons. New deacons named: Mrs. Robert H. Bliss, Margaret Eccleston, Dr. Martin F. Hilfinger, and Ralph Merritt. Moderators were Stanley Smith and George Hodges. Election tellers were William Allen. By-laws amendments were approved.
The Municipal Recreation Commission announces Camp Burnet's first session starts Monday June 23 with headquarters at Burnet Park Picnic Area. Applications are taken at 215 E Water St from 9 AM to 4 30 PM, Monday through Friday. Four two week sessions run June 23 to July 3 July 7 to July 18 July 21 to August 1 and August 4 to August 15, space limited for ages 7 to 12 residents of the area.
The 28 nation raw materials conference suspended all international allocations of zinc. The decision ends eight months of controls and returns zinc sales to the free market amid improved supply prospects.
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