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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1959
Page
6
Obituaries report numerous individuals from the area with memorial details. Beaths Amitung Ertered unto rest notes names such as Hartung Mastiano Mastral McGraw Millikens Crandall Warner Greenefield Ogden and Tapone with survivors, funeral homes, church services, burial at Assumption Cemetery and scheduled visitations across several dates and locations.
A fragmented OCR list of Hart, Quinn IM Coniorte St Adore CTE and multiple funeral homes and memorial services. Entries include Kempt & Sons, Fitch St, Bordynski Funeral Home, John C. Tindall Funeral Home, Keegan & Osbelt, Crewe Memorial Chapel, Green memorials, Welter Funeral Home, and others with scattered addresses and phone numbers. The text reads as an index of funeral providers, florists, and monument firms with limited readable context.
Police described a vandal incident last night where a car in a lot was damaged. A thief briefly displayed a replica 44 pistol but did not shoot, with unclear details linking bystanders in Auburt and Hillsdale. The scene involved the Pisytown Amusement Con Frous facility and 380 S Salina St.
Mrs Ethel Mary Corcoran 60 a life Syracuse resident widow of William James Corcoran died yesterday after an illness. Services at Boryuski Funeral Home at 8:30 am Monday Rosary tonight. Survived by two daughters Mrs Leslie Fenner of Camillus and Mrs Corcoran’s son William James. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm today and 4 to 9 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
The Rev James McConnell will officiate at funeral services for Gustav G Milliken 78 of 102 Hiraira Avenue Liverpool a veteran employee of the New York Telephone Co. Born in Newburgh he lived in this area 45 years. Survived by wife Elizabeth Milliken a son Elmer and two daughters Mrs Raymond Hamlin and Helen Milliken plus four grandchildren. Friends may call from 1 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
Miss Ella DeWitt 81 of 121 E Brighton Ave a retired Roosevelt High School teacher died at Phillips Nursing Home after a long illness She was educated at New York State Teachers College Albany 1875 taught American History in Johnstown and was principal of Troy Teachers Training School She retired in 1943 at 71 A member of South Presbyterian Church affiliated with the American Bible Society and Woodlawn Association of Virginia She served as recording secretary of the Hall Century Club of Albany Teachers College until 1958 Jacob J Critz 61 of Detroit Street Jordan a former Meltzer Auto Supply employee died at VA Hospital after a long illness Born in Riverside he lived in Jordan two years previously in Syracuse He was a St Patrick s Church parishioner and Holy Name Society member Surviving are a son Thomas B Critz three daughters James Coville Fort Syracuse Mrs Robert Hanavan Fairmount and Mrs Richard Wright Central Square three brothers Alvin Parish Noah Webster and Verne Long Island three sisters Emma Shalla Kalone Ja Mrs William Murphy Central Square and Zell Ladd Parish and one grandchild Friends may call tonight and tomorrow
Private services will be conducted in Oakwood Cemetery, Chittenange, at 1 p.m. Monday, with the Rev. Donald E Wallace officiating. Friends are requested to attend. Flowers: 9 a.m. The Eaton Dubbs Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services for Dr. William J Hayes 47 dentist of 243 Shotwell Park who died of a heart attack Tuesday were held yesterday at Blessed Sacrament Church. The Most Rev Walter Foery bishop of Syracuse diocese officiated with more than 30 priests present. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery.
Peter Toscano a longtime Nettleton Co shoe maker and 50 year resident of the city died in St i capital after a long illness. He served 30 years with Nettleton before retiring in 1953 and belonged to the Lincoln Republican Club Boys around the Corner Club and Nettleton Mutual Benefit Association. Survived by Florence Newcomb Toscano three sons Anthony Herbert Peter Jr two daughters Anne and Mrs Thomas DonVito three brothers Joseph Frank Lewis sister Mrs Theresa Garramont four grandchildren. Services at Pirra Sons Funeral Home Tuesday with a Requiem Mass at St Peter’s Church. Burial in Assimpiion Cemetery. Friends may call 24104 and 7 to 8 pm Monday.
Miss Maryn Rutheville Neville 28 of 391 Baird Street Syracuse died after a long illness in her home. Born in Fall River she lived in Mines four years and attended Oswego State Teachers College before leaving in her senior year. Services at Hathaway Funeral Home Fall River at 2 PM Tuesday with burial at Gibbs Cemetery Somerstt. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM today at Goddard Crandall Funeral Syracuse. Surviving: parents James William H Neville and a brother Roger W Revill.
Jacob B. Pritz 78, former Phoenix resident, died after a long illness. Funeral at Hopkins Funeral Home Phoenix tomorrow at 1 pm officiated by Rev. Zari T. Olansfeld. Burial at North Syracuse Cemetery. Survived by Bertha Ross of Cho ix, nieces, and a nephew. Call 2 pm to 9 pm today in E. Syracuse. joalo
The piece links Mario Lanza to a Europe tour and movie plans, citing reactions to his sales tax repeal stance and a Syracuse school building cost debate. It notes pressures around funding, the reaction of local officials, and comparisons of projected savings versus actual costs, with cast and production details interwoven.
Fifty nine safe driving awards and twenty year awards have recently been won by Syracuse Post Office employees.
A $3.00 municipal court damage case over alleged blast and vibration damage from Oswego boulevard construction was heard by Municipal Judge Jesse E. Cantor. Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bucci claim cracks and damage to their TH Court St home from dynamite blasts and heavy machinery. The judge reserved decision. witnesses testified other nearby homes suffered damage and potential future suits were discussed.
Morjain H Walter of 124 Schiller Ave widow of Harry M Walter died at St Josephs Hospital A native of the city she was a member of Zion Lutheran Church Survived by husband a son Robert H Walter of Liverpool a daughter Mrs James A Solinske of North Syracuse a brother Walter Group and four grandchildren Funeral services 1 30 pm Monday at Walter Funeral Home officiated by Rev Newerd M Walker Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow
Jamesville DeWitt Central School will start fall inter adult education classes on October 19. Courses include Spanish high school diploma equivalency Americanization land surveying professional engineering property insurance art speed reading furniture refinishing sewing rug hooking woodworking upholstering physical education and ceramics. Classes require at least 35 students.
Burglars ransacked a park clubhouse and Palmer's Diner last night, breaking a side window to enter Schiller Park Nubhouse by a gins( hoe Entrance. Apparently nothing was taken. Suspect entry involved smashing a window at the diner.
Leonard G Hartung 70 a retired machinist for Prosperity Co died after a brief illness. Funeral at St Vincent de Paul Church at 9 Monday followed by Mass at the same church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Surviving son Leonard G Jr daughter Mrs John Murhnt brother Richard Hartung Rochester sister Mrs Carolyn Stevenson White Plains and seven grandchildren. Friends may call today 7 1 8 2m and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
A fox killed by a Fabius farmhand was found rabid, the first rabid fox in the county in years. The farmhand shot the animal after it threatened him near a herd of about 50 cattle. A Cornell University lab tech confirmed the fox was rabid, and the cattle show early rabies signs.
William G. Wright, longtime Syracuse patrolman, was elected President of the Central New York Police Conference, which includes 36 police groups across Upstate New York. He succeeds George Murphy of Oneida, with officers Nabinger, May, and Kincella named to key posts. The group covers communities from Watertown to Binghamton and Rochester area. Wright’s term runs through 1962, representing several thousand policemen.
Christian Science services focus on God as the divine source of power. Readings include Psalms 62911 and a section from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, noting God’s omnipotence and the danger of acknowledging any other power. The sermon cites Matthew 7:19 and urges spiritual discernment and moral fruit.
An unexploded World War I era 12 pound bomb was found yesterday in Bradley England by construction workers. Police and bomb disposal teams examined the site and removed the device without incident. The discovery prompted emergency precautions in the nearby area and a temporary closure of access routes while specialists secured the area.
Forecaster expects occasional showers with mild temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Winds from the south-southwest at 15 to 25 mph. Record highs and lows are noted from past decades. The summary highlights showers in the lower lakes and neighboring valleys with light snow in higher mountains and winter-like conditions across several western states.
Rescue Mission Alliance announces Rally Day programs across three Sunday School branches. At 10 am Mrs Margaret Wheelock will lead at the West Side Branch in Gaylord Memorial, Miss Nan elie Tulsandy presiding. At 2 pm Gretchen Ramsdell, associate superintendent, directs the Masson center service with Rev Dr LW Barnard preaching.
Mothers in the 10 block of Maywood Drive seek a change in school bus service. About a dozen plan to protest the 10 block walk to catch the bus at E. Saneea Junepke, then walk home after school. The group has submitted its request to the Board of Education, but no action has been taken. Protest plans will continue.
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