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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1951
Page
6
Fragmented obituary notices list many individuals and families with scattered place names and dates. The text references George Cheney, Thomas Conn, Jowe J. Eager, and Pascarella among others, with funeral plans and church locations implied but not clearly structured.
Funeral services for George Stolpas Cheney are arranged for Monday at 12 PM at the Fairchild and Meech Funeral Chapel. Born April 26, 1862 in Baldwinsville, Cheney was longtime librarian for the Court of Appeals and a founder of the American Association of Law Libraries. He practiced law in Syracuse after studying at the University of Missouri and served as an Army captain in the Spanish American War. He is survived by a nephew and two nieces, with calling hours scheduled and burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Thomas A Coniff of 621 Midland Ave a foreman at LC Smith Corona Typewriter Company died after a brief illness. He was a Democrat ward leader and a communicant of St Anthony of Padua Church. Survived by wife Lana Shawl Comi a daughter Marian Creagh two sons Thomas and John a brother Fred Comff seven grandchildren. Services held at O Newell Funeral Home and St Anthony of Padua Church Burn. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
Syracuse area congregations mark World Wide Communion Sunday with Holy Communion or related services in churches including Brown Memorial, Betts Memorial, First Wesleyan, and others. Observances feature sermons, special music, youth activities, and rally day programs with participation by St Pauls Evangelical and West Genesee Methodists among listed churches.
Infant son of Mr John Farrar and Mrs Farrar died yesterday at Crouse Irvains Hospital. Funeral held at Pare and Sons Funeral Home Burral Way Assumption Center. Parent guardians survive a sister An.
Funeral services for Wra Frances Boorom formerly of Kennedy who died Thursday in Hin Binchamson will be at 2 PM Monday at John G Butler funeral home with Rev Narmat Lawton officiating. Burial at Mornings to Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 PM. Miss Beorom, a native Syracusan, lived here 75 years and was a member of OES Circle and Class 5 of the Furst Gosaiz Cure. Alert A. Boorom of Biazhamlon is survived by two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral Monday honors four month old Paul Edward Sternberg, killed in a vehicle crash near Danforth Road. Service at his grandparents home, 316 Stewarts, with interment at St Mary’s Cemetery. Infant survived by mother Mrs Edward Diani and a sister, with four others injured in the crash. Church Rally Day service scheduled for 9 45 a m at Brigport Celts likely a local parish.
Kenneth Miller, son of Wilax Me Witter of 230 Bowling, is set to depart for Italy to complete studies in philosophy at the Sacred Hearts and Mary Congregation and the Perpetual Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Miller, who professed Sept. 15, 1950, at St Joseph's Church, will study at the Jesuit Gregoriana University after attending the Sacred Hearts seminary in Washington DC.
A revival campaign led by Rev Thomas Younes will open Monday at the First Church of the Nazarene in Canaon with a sermon series titled The Signs of the Times. The event features veteran Nazarenes from Syracuse and Charlotteville and runs through Sunday Oct 14 with Naomi reading portions and support from local church leaders.
Omer P Berube of 635 Ford Street died last night at Crouse Hospital after a short illness. His wife Sunning Mir Berube and his children Paul Roger Henn Raymond Wax Gerald and Richart Berube, six daughters Mrs Edward Heaast Miss James York Wis Ronald Flynn and Lucille Janet Teannine Berube survive with three stepchildren and numerous grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at Callahan Hanle and 9 AM at St Lucys Church with Solemn high Mass. burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow and Monday.
George E Newman of an, Westvale, a former methods supervisor for New York Telephone Co., died at home last night after serving as a first lieutenant in the Signal Corps during World War II. He belonged to Tigas Shmoe Temple, Salina Lodge 955 F and A M, James Street Methodist Church, and Syracuse Yacht and Country Club. Surviving are his wife Jane, a daughter, two sisters, two brothers, and two grandchildren. Services set for Monday at 2 PM with Rev Leonard F Basford officiating.
A morning service at Disciples of Christ Church featured speakers from the American Bible Society and the British and Foreign Bible Society in Japan and Korea. Mentioned were Robertson and Sugyeon, with notes on Korean war displacement and upcoming visits to Pusan. The piece also covers local election registration, party activities, and proposed sales tax debates amid campaign tensions.
A New York stock session sees gains in low priced stocks led by St. Louis San Francisco Harbor lines up to 2 points intraday. Other favorites include Nomad Electric, Lehigh Valley Coal, Canadian Prime, and McIntyre Porcupine. Trading volume around 200000 shares, stronger than recent Fridays. Major gainers include Santa Fe, Anaconda Copper, American Smelting, Chrysler, Studebaker, U S Rubber, Montgomery Ward.
In a Congress session the Senate heard Harold E. Stassen on China policy while a House Senate conference work on a 56.9 million dollar defense budget and a 1 billion plus revenue bill continued. A tobacco tax provision and rail retirement bill adjustments were noted as other differences to be resolved.
The Rt Reverend Walter M Angley of the Episcopal Diocese of Skiscuss joined bishops from 22 dioceses in the East and Midwest at the College of Preachers of Washington Cathedral for a weeklong conference on Christian Education. Dr Theodore O Wedel, warden of the college and canon of Washington Cathedral, led the study course for the gathering.
A Union Service at the Syracuse Seventh Day Adventist Church on Oak Street featured Elder Fred A Mole of the Australian Division of the General Conference addressing mission progress among the Pacific Islands. A group from the Syracuse Sabbath School attended the Sabbath School Improvement Association event in Watertown tomorrow.
Amos Phipps will lead a 730 PM happy hour program at the Siraguse Museum of Fine Arts tonight. Dr A A Wreht, a Bible teacher from Binghamton, will speak briefly before Phipps opens a four week revival at Constantia Center Baptist Church starting Monday at 730 PM.
Tomorrow Engtscod Baptist Church will preach a world wide communion sermon titled Gods Peace Table. The speaker Reverend Nicholas Titus is listed to deliver the message as an emergent theme with a focus on funding for a newly installed furnace and gifts recalled to help cover costs.
Miss Ella Murray, formerly of Savannah, died yesterday at the home of her nephew Raymona in Manlius. The funeral service will be conducted at the Stevens funeral home in Savannah. Burial details and Bible citations appear in the notices.
A fragmented 1960s newspaper note indicates Wiles facing trial on a charge tied to an alignment dispute with many details unreadable. The item mentions a plea or statement but lacks clear dates or locations.
Rain and cooler tonight and tomorrow with a high of around 62. North area may stay drier but clouds linger. Temperatures fall to mid 40s tonight, in the north portion, mid 50s south tonight. Chance of light showers tomorrow afternoon.
POTSDAM Sylvan Rebekah lodge to install new officers Tuesday evening at the IOOF hall. Incoming officers include Hazel Smith, Frank Apple, Nina Nelson, Hazel Fletcher as secretary, and Artie While as treasurer.
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