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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

Page

4

Smith Chest Founder to Be Honored at Syracuse Drive Opening

Founders of the Community Chest of Syracuse and Onondaga County formed in 1921 will be honored at the opening meeting of the 1946 drive in Hotel Syracuse Tuesday night. Hurlbut H. Smith, its first president, will be a special guest. A Dean Dudley acts as toastmaster. Leo D. Kelley and W. L. Hinds are speakers. Rev. Arthur W. Mielke will give the invocation. Syr-Onda chorus led by James Mace will supply music at 6 p.m. on Syracuse radio stations.

Community Chest of Syracuse Onondaga County Hurlbut H. Smith The Chest A. Dean Dudley Leo D. Kelley W. L. Hinds Crouse- Hinds Company Arthur W. Mielke Park Central Presbyterian Church Syr-Onda Chorale James Mace

Community Chest drive urged by Syracuse bishop

Onondaga diocese head Bishop Walter Foery urged Syracuse and Onondaga County residents to support the 25th annual Community Chest drive aimed at funding local charities. The campaign seeks 1 078 130 dollars with 81 600 for USC and 996 530 for 34 Red Feather agencies. Also in County Court Robert W. Fair age 21 of Reading Pa pleaded guilty to abandoning his eight month old daughter Sharon Fair on July 1 and was held for sentence.

Community Chest Syracuse Walter A. Foery Diocese of Onondaga County USC Red Feather Leo W. Breed Robert W. Fair Reading Sharon Fair Breed

Sunday Auto Crash Kills Manlius Man

One man was killed and eight injured in several Sunday auto accidents. John Krogh aged 60 of Manlius died from a crushed pelvis after a crash at Route 31 South Bay road. His car, with George Davy and Earl Mills, collided with Arthur Gibson’s car, sending all three through a guard post and sparking a fire. Mills and Gibson suffered minor injuries. Gibson was summoned for speeding.

John Krogh Seneca St Manlius South Bay Rd Krogh George Davy Davy Mills Gibson Clarence Buckley Willow Riposo

Gun Mishap Ends Life Of Boy Near Baldwinsville

Four year old Eugene A. Kirkendall died after a .22 caliber rifle, discharged by his half brother, struck him in the chest. Coroner's verdict lists accidental shooting. Surviving family includes five half brothers and three half sisters. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Boyd A. Little.

Eugene A. Kirkendall Eugene Kirkendall Baldwinsville Harry N. Gilmore Corp Kenneth Merrill Merrill Eugene Raymond James Bennett Reed Clayton Elias Kenneth Raymond Klotz Emma Larnica Fairmount Lucia Regina Kirkendall Oswego Boyd A. Little Riverview Cemetery

FBI Chief Congratulates Sheriff on NY State Association Post

J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI sent a congratulatory letter to Sheriff Robert G Wismer after his election as second vice president of the New York State Sheriffs Association. Hoover pledged ongoing cooperation with Wismer and Albany division chief Arthur Cornelius.

Robert G. Wismer J. Edgar’Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation New York State Sheriffs’ Association Hoover Arthur Cornelius Ir Albany Flele

Indifference Faults Warned By Msgr Sheen at Lincoln

Msgr Ful ton J Sheen warned at Lincoln Auditorium that Christian indifference leads to catastrophe. He urged a return to God to counter Western weakness amid perceived spread of communism and loss of zeal among believers and noted Russia’s strength and treaties in history.

Fulton J. Sheen Catholic University Lincoln Auditorium Sheen Catholic Women's Club Msgr Russia Europe English Channel

Fire destroys Mohawk Valley hotel landmark

The Vischer's Ferry Hotel, a two-story wooden structure dating from 1797 and a Mohawk Valley landmark, was destroyed by fire in the early hours today.

Visciler’s Ferry VP Vischer’s Ferry Mohawk Valley

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