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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1951
Page
6
A memorial notice lists services at 2 Catalina Street for relatives including Bernese family members and several named individuals. The text references a home address at 25 Turtle Street and notes a funeral director listing for memorial arrangements and related dates.
Arthur Manning Duncan of 126 Phelps Street East Syracuse died last evening in a nursing home after a siege. He was a retired lineman for Silver Co and a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Surviving are four sisters Maude Davis Pennellville New York Jason Albertson Syracuse and Frank Albertson Albion and four stepdaughters Eva Hamilton Syracuse. Burial will be at White Chapel Memory. Friends will call from 2 to 4 p.m.
Funeral services are set for Mig Lucy Knowles Masters, age 73, of Reed ax, following her death last night. The obituary notes she was wife of Thaddeus and mother of a daughter, with associations to Asa Bar Jorn Chapter and Lucino.
Lynch Florist advertises funeral designs with specialty arrangements and reasonable prices. Promotional copy emphasizes accessibility and service through Quinlan's Flowers and Warasy et al. service listing.
The notice congratulates Richard L. Van Wyk of 138 Amnesia Street on his birthday, noting the 11th as a lucky day. It identifies him as a member of the Masons and the Dowie group, with reference to Salina and a busy, social life.
The obituary notes Mrs Neuhard dies at her home. The Frasier funeral is planned for 2 PM with services at the cemetery. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 PM and again from 4 to 7 PM.
Funeral services for Michael J. Me will be held Monday at Midland Avenue residence with arrangements by local monument firms and religious references. Residents advised to call from 7 to 9 to confirm details. local masons and funeral homes listed.
A Harvest Moon Ball is scheduled for this evening with plans for music and dancing. The event is open to the community and hosted by local organizations, inviting residents to attend and enjoy the festivities.
Mrs Eira Sarehj Stisser 59 of Wampeville died at home. Funeral service will be Monday at 2 PM at Elmer E Price Funeral Home conducted by Rev James L Harris. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery Oneida. Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow. Mrs Stisser, native of Siloam, attended Peverboro Academy. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Kyser of 405 E Genesee Pkwy and three grandchildren.
Funeral notices list services for Peter James Picquet with mass scheduled at 9:30 in the church in Linke France. The notice also references Sherard and Barton Brooktis among attendees and several other relatives and friends.
Mourning notices say Macko died recently and funeral services will be held Monday at John the Baptist Ukrainian Church. The deceased, born in Austria, was a communicant and member of So Jedmenija Lodge 370, survived by son John and six grandchildren plus two great grandchildren. Friends may call at their convenience.
Inquiring Reporter asks Maureen Ferguson a Uilawa housewife about how she feels upon waking. She says sometimes cranky, the morning is the hardest part until coffee. The snippet notes brief questions and responses about daily mood.
Ithaca Civic Opera Group will present the love story opera Love Folio at Boynton Junior High School Thursday through Saturday evenings. Treman, president, says tickets go on sale soon and seats will be reserved for all performances. The organization, now 130 members strong, invites new members with Mrs. Selma Scholnich as membership chairman.
Edward C Fortune 64 of 43 Johestown street Gouverneur a postal employee died Thursday afternoon in the No 2 hospital after years of service. He joined the postal service as a boy and remained active in the Hose Company 21 and church life. A prayer service will be held Monday at Saint James Church with Rev J ton of Antwerp officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Rosary will be Sunday evening at Ginny Wealkster 185 Trine ity place.
Funeral services for Earl Morley McConnell were held this afternoon at the hor tional Church. He died Thursday at Canandaigua Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Born August 30, 1901, in Auleville, he was the son of Frank A McConnell and the late Erie Lang McConnell. He served in the Navy in World War I and remained in service until 1933. Surviving are his father, a sister Mrs Rupert Turner of Eaton, and a half brother.
Magner named Harold Isrese of Vilisee Chevrolet Salez as the new national sales representative. The announcement appears in a chaotic business brief with unclear lines mentioning TV, moves, and references to Asian and Communist themes, suggesting a garbled OCR pass with several corrupted phrases.
A clipped report notes area residents winning prizes at a dairy show. A Carthage man and a former city official pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday related to a 1950 central election vote scheme. The defendant admitted taking rap for others while others faced charges and a pre-sentencing investigation was ordered.
McDonald Farms Cortland led a statewide dairy show claiming grand champion and reserve honors with Jerseys and Red, while multiple exhibitors earned judging and showmanship ribbons. The event highlighted breeders like Kinland, Laura’s Scother, and various 4-H youths, with awards across vegetables and dairy classes.
Church of God and Saints of Christ announce resumption of church activities after a disruption lasting about twenty years. Horace Everett is named as agent in charge during the second week of operation at Saint 2 meeting place.
SWO CHIVRCHES will celebrate Rally Day tomorrow at Lafayette Avenue Methodise. Sunny Gillespie will speak on The Last Straw.
Fragmentary religious note discusses concepts of disease, sin, and divine agency. Mentions God as all and asserts sin is unreal and not part of true humanity. References Mary Ester Edd and a phrase about treatment by faith versus mortal condition. Text is cryptic and incomplete.
The fragmentary forecast mentions increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tomorrow. It cites a past high of 1123 and various times, with references to sunrise, sunset, and public notices, but the garbled text obscures coherent details and reliable sources.
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