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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1950
Page
12
Funeral notices for Baxter Cardwell Daniels Dietrich and other residents list survivors, service details, and burial plans. Names include JESNIE Z BAXTER, NELLIE WANLEY CARDWELL, FRANCES RUM MEL DIETRICH, HAR RIET F DANIELS, JEREMIAH F MCARTHY, EL WOOD MILES, KAZINGER, and many others with addresses in Syracuse and surrounding towns. Services are scheduled at local churches and cemeteries with dates around May 1950.
Frances Hummel Dietrich a long time city resident died yesterday at 216 Peters St after a long illness. Funeral Mass at 8:30 AM Thursday at Assumption Church followed by burial in Assumption Cemetery. Survivors include two sons J Alfred and Joseph F Dietrich and four grandsons. Burial at Assumption Cemetery.
Miss Mary Barder of 311 Washington St Fayetteville died yesterday afternoon at University Hospital from burns after cigarette sparked clothing in her home. She was treated for smoke inhalation and shock with third degree burns across most of her body. Fire Chief George Abeling Jr said she apparently dozed off while smoking in a chair. a neighbor extinguished the flames and funeral arrangements are being handled by Walsh Funeral Home in Fayetteville.
Mrs Nellie Cardwell 73 lifelong resident of Cards Corners died at home after a short illness. Survived by husband Bert Cardwell sister Mrs Patrick Finley of Jamesville son Maurice Cardwell two daughters Mrs Patricia Brereton and Mrs J Stanley Coyne eight grandchildren. Services at 9 AM Thursday at St Michael's Church Onondaga Hill. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Funeral Directors
IF. J. McCarthy of 207 Davis St an Ute resident, died today after a long illness. A retired railroad postal clerk of 40 years, he was a communicant of Lucy's Church and Holy Name Society. Surviving are a sister, two brothers, two nephews, and several nieces. Service at J. Burns & Son Funeral Home Rome Friday at 9 AM followed by Mass at Lucy's Church. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 PM.
INEZROE reports that Mine Minister Perle Mesta savors being the Broadway heroine in Call Me Madam while serving in Luxembourg. She heads open house for Americans, praises Ethel Merman, notes posts at State, and plans to remain active in Washington and European duties.
The funeral of Mrs Ade LaTart Minnoy 33 of Baldwinsville who died yesterday at her daughter's home Mrs Roy Hubbard Virginia Street Baldwinsville will be Thursday Rites in St Marys Church Baldwinsville at 913 AM Burial in St Marys Cemetery Clayton Friends may call at 16 Chacoutest Baldwinsville Surviving besides Mrs Hubbard are another daughter Mrs Charles A Nettleton of Syracuse one son Niles A of Niagara Falls Earl of Ulica Gerald of Phoenix Byron and Leonard of Baldwinsville two brothers Peter LaTert of Marcedus and Augustius Lairat of Schenectady 17 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
Frank Heck of 1219 Butternut Street, a retired Syracuse Transit Corp motorman, died yesterday of a heart attack while mowing his lawn. The Rev Dr Christian Tene sen will officiate at 2 PM at George W Ballweg Funeral Home. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mascle services by Salt Springs Lodge 520 F and A M at 8 PM tomorrow. Viewing today and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 PM. A native Syracusan, he served Transit Corp for 40 years and belonged to Salt Springs Lodge, where he was a longtime fellow for the last seven years. survived by several miteas and nephews.
Leon Brown a retired jeweler died at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Survived by four sons Maurice and Ben of Syracuse Isadore E. of Mussena and Dr Marvin of Cleveland. two daughters Mes Gabriel Reeder and Miss Dorothy Brown of Syracuse. 11 grandchildren. Services at 2 PM tomorrow at Birnbaum funeral home with burial at Adath Yeshurun Cemetery.
Funeral services for Edward J. Smith, who died yesterday at his home on Seventh Street, will be Thursday at 2 30 PM from Springer Funeral Home. Rev Albert Abbott of Slate Street Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Adnah Cemetery.
Inara Raymond age 63 wife of Frederic Raymond died yesterday at their new home 163 WW Oneida Street Oswego. Native of Port Henry she had lived in Redfield before moving to Oswego. Survived by husband and four daughters Mrs Harcy Tucker Camden Mrs Horace Richelds Palmer Mass Mrs Cal Manchester Delina Carabecis and Mrs Beryl Broadwell Oswego. four sons Jinvfora Theodore Darwin Palmer Mass and Gerard Stanford Hill Conn. sister Mrs Meeke Tucker Palmer. brother George Clement Waterbury Vt. Funeral services will be in Palmer where the body will be taken tomorrow.
Funeral services for George Watson Ripley 57 of Star Lake will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Star Lake Presbyterian Church with burial in Antwerp. Ripley died of a heart attack at the Jones and Laughlin plant where he worked since 1944. He was a native of Antwerp formerly of Richville and Harrisville. He is survived by his wife Nina Jennings.
Funeral services for John Liston, who died Sunday at his sister’s home, were held today at 9 A M in the McEvoy funeral home and at 9 30 A M in St Marys Church. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
Mrs. Jeanette Dawley Pease widow of Henry Pease died May 24 in Richmond Virginia where she resided at the time. A former Seneca Falls resident she also lived in Mattson Cayuga County before moving to Richmond. Funeral and burial were in Richmond.
Mrs Jeanette Pease Richard E Vannais dies in Bath Veterans Hospital Virginia at 51 services set for 10 20 AM in Bath funeral home with burial in Veterans Cemetery Bath He was World War II veteran a gheat cutter and vaudeville musician in Auburn theaters Survived by mother Isabelle Vannals daughters Mrs John McLean Mrs John Brown a son Pvt Richard E Vannais USAT stationed in San Antonio and two grandchildren
Mrs Rose Bowden of Ogdensburg was found at her Canton road home shortly after midnight. Death attributed to heart condition. Born in Ogdensburg February 4 1907, daughter of William and Harriet Bowden. Services to be held at Nichols Funeral Home today.
Mrs T D Bornejko funeral services scheduled for Thursday with state police involvement noted. Names mentioned include Camden and Herkimer officers George Sanders J Sullivan Stanley Nickerson and Warren Suldam as transfers. The piece references summer assignments in Camden and Sylvan Bears station duties and private business plans by June 4.
Grover A Hyatt 68 of Auburn died after a heart attack yesterday at home and died en route to Mercy Hospital. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Langham Funeral Home Auburn with burial in Fore His Cemetery. He was a native of Auburn and had lived in Rochester and Syracuse. Survived by his wife Bry Agnes and two sisters Mrs Corrie Collyer Greene and Mrs Anne Feast Gneido.
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