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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1941
Page
5
Multiple death notices list names such as Joan Adams Harry Connell Orren DeShane Marion Haskins Wilson Hopper William Humphry Katherine Perry and others. The items cover survivors, funeral times locations like St Vincent de Pauls Church Oakwood Cemetery Most Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart Cemetery, and arrangers such as O Traub and Whelan Bros.
Tremaine's death at 70 prompts half mast across New York State. Comptroller Morris S. Tremaine remembered as devoted public servant. Funeral set for 11 A M tomorrow in Buffalo and Albany services to honor the Buffalo native and former banker and politician.
Albany Oct 15 uncertainty whether the successor to Morris S. Tremaine will be elected or appointed, serving the balance of the term ending Dec 31 1942. Governor Lehman may appoint or ballot contenders include Harry D. Yates Abraham L. Doris Abbott Low Moffat with Democrats favoring a department pick and Republicans noting Low Moffat as likely candidate.
Arthur Judd announces a large display of monuments and markers at 4339 Oakwood and 1152 Grant Boulevard. Contact Wallen Grantite at 3.7711 for details on new markers and monuments.
The fragment hints at a florist business named Art in Flowerz with a location or designer contact, possibly at 3018 Warren Avenue and a display or event code 3.3186. It suggests a small local florist promotion or shop listing.
Funeral services list for Ira C. Moon who died Friday with bearers Alfred Black William Brandt Walter Ball Harold Turner Theodore Schentrup and John Ducar at 2 PM Monday on Thompson Road conducted by Rev Alexander Carmichel. Burial Fayetteville Cemetery. Also notice for Anna Tuzynski died Saturday with services 9 15 AM Tuesday at John Giminski funeral home and 9 30 AM at Sacred Heart Church burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. Samuel Peters funeral 1 PM Tuesday at 144 North Main Street Minoa burial Clinton.
Obituary notes Armand L Payette 41 traveling auditor for Employers Liability Assurance Corp who died Saturday night at Crouse Irving Hospital. Funeral at 8:30 A M Tuesday at home and 9 at Saint Therese Church with high mass of requiem. Buried at Plattsburg. Payette native of Plattsburg Syracuse University graduate member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Survived by wife Madeline Arthur Payette a daughter Ann Janice and several siblings.
Mrs. Marion Ruth Haskins 35 wife of C Webb Haskins of Bridgeport died Monday in University Hospital of the Good Shepherd. Survived by husband a daughter Jeanne a son Richard mother Mrs Della Blosser three brothers Robert Harry Blosser of Syracuse Niel Blosser of Bridgeport four sisters Mrs Edna Curry Syracuse Mrs Fred Styan Sydney Mrs Grace Brown Minoa Mrs Althea Powers East Syracuse and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Niel Blosser Bridgeport Wednesday 2 P M Rev Baden P Mudge officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
Services for Wilson Hopper 81 Year old Ithaca resident who died Monday will be held Wednesday at Traugott Lohman Frasier funeral home. Burial will take place in Ithaca. He is survived by two sons Raymond L of Auburn and George W Hopper of Liverpool a brother Roy P Hopper a sister Miss Arvilla Hopper of Ithaca and several nieces nephews and grandchildren.
Final rites for Mrs Katherine Perry of 1060 Bellevue Avenue, died Sunday in St Josephs Hospital. Services at home at 8 30 A M and 9 o clock at Most Holy Rosary Church. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Survived by six sisters and several nieces and nephews.
Rites for Bruno Szczech who died Thursday at Onondaga County Hospital were held at 8:30 A M Monday in John Giminski funeral home and at 8:45 in Sacred Heart Church where Rev Peter Koleczyk celebrated a high mass of requiem.
Orren B DeShane of 312 Herald Place dies Saturday. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at Charles Simmons home 733 East Willow Street conducted by Rev O E Hess of Elbridge Baptist Church Burial at Maple Grove Cemetery Jordan.
Cortland dispatch reports John Lynch age 79 of 12 Reynolds Avenue died late yesterday at his daughter's home in Syracuse after a year of declining health. A Lehigh Valley engineer for 25 years and 25 more at Wickwire Brothers plant, he lived much of his life in Cortland and leaves two daughters Marion and Mrs George Kilpatrick, a son Arthur J. Lynch, and a brother Patrick. Funeral from McEvoy Cortland, then St Marys Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Mr. DeShane moved to Syracuse in August after his Elbridge home burned. He operated a barber shop in Skaneateles. Survived by wife Anna DeShane four brothers William Trenton John Ralph Watertown and Harry Syracuse three sisters Ida Hayhoe Wellington Ont Maude Kelley and Mrs Edward Burgess Rochester.
Funeral services for Harry West Connell a Baldwinsville native who died at his Dumont New Jersey home will be held at 8 PM Tuesday in Dumont. Committal services are set for noon Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery Syracuse. He lived in Baldwinsville until 1933 and was 63 years old. Surviving are wife Cecile Allen Connell three daughters and two sons in law two brothers and two grandchildren. Final rites for infant Sarah Dirnhofer of Peru were held at 8:45 AM Monday and 9:30 AM Mass in Saint Patrick’s Jordan with burial in Saint Patrick’s Cemetery Jordan.
Funeral rites for Alexander J. Benz of 211 Fitch Street were held at Kempf's funeral parlor and Saint Lucy's Church with a high mass of requiem led by Rev. Thomas J. Hayes assisted by Rev. John Alfred and Rev. Charles E. Tracy. Burial followed at Sumption Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Alfred. Bearers included John Van Beveren Sr. and Jr. and Edward Briggs. The Franklin funeral for Mary B. Franklin of 329 Rowland Street occurred at her home and Saint Joseph's Church with a high mass of requiem by Rev. Paul L. Hemmer, assisted by Rev. Michael Steines and Rev. Lawrence Horton. Burial was in Sumption Cemetery with committal services by Father Hemmer. bearers were Edward Banack, Joseph Menten, Peter Henchen, Henry Munz, Carl Franklin, and John Bishop.
Last rites for Charles T. Graver a Syracuse fireman of 19 years who died Saturday will be at 8 A M at his home 113 Alden Street and at 8 50 in Saint Anthony of Padua Church Burial is in Assumption Cemetery He formerly served with Hook and Ladder Company 1 and 8 Surviving are his wife a son five daughters a brother a sister and a step mother
Funeral services for William J. Humphry 70 of 158 East Bissell Street will be held Tuesday at 2 P M in the Cornell Clement and Greenleaf funeral home. The Syracuse man who died Sunday after a stroke at the polls is survived by his wife Bertha Radliffe Humphry son Deputy Police Chief Russell W. Humphry a daughter and two sisters.
Last Saturday Pine Camp hosted a Syracuse Day event with more than 275 locals in attendance. A cavalcade of 80 cars carried visitors from the city to the camp.
obituary notices list multiple deaths including Mrs Arabelle Cronk 79 Mannsville Carson B Cunningham 44 New Hartford Mrs Willam F Buckley 74 Utica Jeremiah F McRedmond 80 Mrs Etta G Brown Norwich Mrs Marion S Fawcett 41 Chittenango Fred E Taylor 75 Watertown James S Weber 46 Watertown Mrs Susan Perkins Greenman 72 Binghamton Andrew Seguin 72 Rome ae Rk Lovenguth 48 Cam en Kenneth Bell 19 Norfolk Albert Ernest Brown 76 Canas sota Mrs Bartello Biancavilla 45 Oswego.
Harry M. Daugherty former U S attorney general and close ally of Warren G Harding died in Belfast at 81 from congestive heart disease. Once a key election strategist he helped Harding win the 1920 nomination and presidency. Survived by daughter Emily Rarey Columbus and brother Mary S Daugherty Washington Court House. Funeral set for Tuesday 1 30 P M Broad Street Methodist Church burial in family Mausoleum Washington Court House Cemetery.
The obituary list recalls Michael F. Phelan a former congressman and Federal Reserve ally. Tony Willman a national midget car champion. Joseph Insull brother of Samuel Insull, long in electrical manufacturing. Dr. William T. Cherry noted for church publishing work in Singapore. Dr. George H. Ryden the Delaware archivist and university history head.
Dr Ira Landreth of Pasadena aged 76, former moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly and temperance lecturer, dies after a career opposing prohibition. In Fredonia, Rev C T Fairbanks aged 64, oldest clergyman in Genesee conference of the Free Methodist Church, dies of a heart attack.
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with occasional showers and moderate temperatures. Sunday's conditions were ideal across the Atlantic Coast to the Mississippi Valley with light winds and generally clear skies, though cooler and cloudy with light rain in northern New England and upstate New York. Fair and warm from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains with partly cloudy skies and fresh southerly winds. Southerly flow brings warmth far northward, raising cloudiness from the Central Great Plains to the Great Lakes. Missouri saw some nighttime drizzle. Local temperatures show 32 at midnight, 80s in the early morning, and varied wind speeds from south-southwest and west-southwest through the day.
Chicago October 13 Railroad Management submitted a wage increase offer to President Roosevelt's fact finding board. The plan ties a six percent rise to living cost changes and railroad revenue trends. It would apply to all employees on their first 30 a week or 65 a half month, effective November 1 1941 through December 31 1942 with four quarterly adjustments.
Fowls and broilers fell a cent a pound at Region Mart Poultry. Light fowls brought 19 and 21 cents, heavy fowls 17 and 18 cents, and broilers 17 to 19 cents per pound. Cauliflower and prunes up slightly, tomatoes 45 to 75 cents per half bushel, all per New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets regional market report.
Treasury balance sheet shows receipts of 16,256,264.26 with expenditures at 375,83,427.96 and a net balance of 1,769,617,993.87. Working balance includes 1,0149,575,132.23. Receipts for the month reach 12,054.5 and the fiscal year July totals 119,071,1971. Expenditures amount to 76,487,036.20, creating an excess of 3,657,416,144.58. Gross assets stand at 51,524,406,897.38, a daily increase of 13,774,344.62.
Feel irritable and bogged down by tasks? Carter's Little Liver Pills claim to relieve tension and boost digestion by aiding bile flow. The ad urges regular use to restore energy and a pleasant mood, noting prices of 10 and 25 cents and urging readers to ask druggists for genuine Carter's Liver Pills.
An ad promotes Household Finance loans up to 300 dollars with private transactions. It lists three repayment options including personal notes, car, and furniture plans. Details include monthly payments for a 100 dollar loan and endorsement tips, urging visits or calls to obtain quick, simple loans.
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