Maninjury at birthday party on South Clinton Street
James P. Walsh, 30, of 1015 South Clinton Street, sustained a lacerated wrist at a birthday party for his brother in law Charles Prosser, 207 Starr Avenue. He was taken to Syracuse General Hospital after a fall against a window at the Prosser residence during the celebration last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Walsh
Clinton Street
Charles Prosser
Starr Avenue
Syracuse General Hospital
Walsh
John Noldan
Prosser
Syracuse Girls Named ROTC Sponsors for SU Unit
Three Syracuse University RO TC sponsors named Martha Wright Jean Dunning and Ellen Fahey. Honorary ranks include leutenant colonel captain and company designations. Additional sponsors include Lucille James Mildred Rosenfeld Betty Kohler Mary Jo Hewitt Eleanor Huntington Miriam Monahan Pris cilla Stewart Mary Lou Fox Jean Katz Dorothea Hassler and Mary Lou Cowell across various battalions and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New Haven
Jean Katz
Long Branch
N. J
Dorothea Hassler
West Reading
Mary Lou Cowell
Rochester
Robinson Memorial Church Rummage Sale Planned
Robinson Memorial Presbyterian Church will conduct a rummage sale Thursday and Friday at the South Townsend and Cedar Streets location. Mrs. Lloyd MacKaig leads arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Memorial Presbyterian Church
South Townsend
Cedar Streets
Lloyd MacKaig
Community Chest Drive Reports Progress Toward 200000
The Community Chest United Service Organizations drive shows $151 562 raised after early reports of $75 781 from 14 divisions. Advance Gifts Division co chair Richard Harrison announced an equal sum would be reported at noon, with Division 12 public service leading at 74 percent of its $54 000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Gifts
Community Chest-United Service Organizations
Richard F. Harrison
Syracuse
Harrison
General Solicitors
Public Service
John B. Delancey
Clarence H. Twichell
Livingston M. Whitwell
Corbin
Feldman
Taylor
W. H. G. Murray
Douglas M. Drummond
F. Gordon Smith
Robert Bryant
Y. M. C. A. Board
Community Chest
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Red Cross
William E. McClusky
Walter A. Foery
Benjamin E. Shore
Children's Bureau
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Gladys Bills
Dunbar Center
Arthur F. Lewis
Man 56 Sentenced for Petty Larceny in Police Court
Charles O'Neil, 56, of 331 West Fayette Street, received six months for petty larceny. Police say he has a prior record and was charged with stealing two pairs of trousers from a South Salina Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Charles O'Neil
West Fayette Street
O'Neill
Salina Street
Adlerika Aids Bowel Comfort For Older Adults
Over 50 appears to face restless nights from lying and bowel issues. Adlerika claims to attract extra moisture to the bowels softening wastes and aiding comfortable bowel movements, leaving bowels refreshed and clean. The ad targets constipation concerns with aging.
Four Cars Stolen by Two Teens End Weekend Theft
Roy L. Shipman andHar rold E. Wilson, both 17, of North Syracuse area, face Grand Jury action after arraignment on third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny charges. They were held after waiving extradition. cars stolen from Parish and Freeville were recovered in Syracuse and North Syracuse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Shipman
South
Salina Street
Harrold E. Wilson
Seymour Street
CCC
Shipman
Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Fergerson
North Syracuse
Freeville
Syracuse
Stephen Sherlock
Danilel Sherlock
Sherlock
Milbank Home Break-In Tied to Vehicle Theft Case
Henry Milbank of 508 North Main Street reported a break in and theft of his car, later found abandoned at Freeville. A truck stolen by the same youths, owned by Ray Waldorf of 1257 Teall Avenue, was taken early yesterday and recovered near Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Milbank
North Main Street
Milbank
Freeville
Ray Waldorf
Teall Avenue
Watertown
Tomato Canning Crop in State Up 50 Per Cent
Washington dispatch reports New York tomato processing crops up fifty percent in 1941 with 20 500 acres planted and an average yield near nine tons per acre. Cabbage planted rises to 7 000 acres but yield declines slightly to 9 5 tons. Beets for canning rise to 39 200 tons with an eight ton average yield per acre. overall processing output climbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Department of Agriculture
United States
Visiting Clergy to Take Part in Pastor's Installatio
A large number of out of town ministers will attend the installation of Rev. Robert Eldon Romig as pastor of May Memorial Unitarian Church. Attending ministers include Rev. Dr. Frederick May Fletcher of Boston president of the American Unitarian Association and Rev. Kenneth C. Walker of Albany president of the Mohawk Valley Unitarian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eldon ‘Romig
May Memorial Unitarian Church
Frederick May Fllot
Boston
Unitarian Fellowship
American Unitarian Association
Kenneth C. Walker
Albany
Mohawk Valley Unitarian Association
Henry Wilder Foote
Belmont
Mass
W. Waldemar W. Arrow
Baltimore
May Memorial Church
Benjamin Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
Harry L. Wibbard
Ushers
You Can Save By Dyeing Your Own Hair at Home
A money-saving gray hair recipe promises a professional look at home. Mix one ounce bay rum one quarter ounce glycerine and one Barbo Com powder with half a pint water, comb through hair, achieve rich subtle color that washes out and leaves hair soft and glossy.
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Fulton, Utlea and
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John J. McGraw
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Harrison G. Feldman
W. Niver Wynkoop
William A. Mackenzie
Fred B. Scott, Jr
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