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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1951
Page
6
A collage of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of Syracuse and nearby towns. Names include Boris Pebman, Jeanne Chauvelet, Maria Conti, Rose De Lorenzo, Margaretta Downham, and Alice Hahn, with services listed at several local chapels, churches, and cemeteries. Burial plans feature Lakeview, Oneida Valley, St. Peter's, and Assumption Cemeteries among others. calls and viewings scheduled across multiple dates.
Fragmentary classified style notice lists John Giminski Funeral Home and Traugott Lohman firm details. Mentions address 88 Prospect Avenue and W. Genrece Street with names Geo B Lohman and W. Geeesee.
Charles B Euson of Syracuse died recently and funeral services will be Monday at 9 AM at Welker Funeral Home and 9:30 AM at St John the Evangelist Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow with hours listed. Survivors include wife Edith Parks Euson a son Philip and two sisters Eva Mae and Edith Yvonne Euson.
Funeral services for Mrs Rose DeLorenzo of 204 Charles Ave Solvay who died at home after a short illness will be at 6 45 A M Monday in the home and at 9 30 Burial will be in St Agnes Cemetery She was born in Venice Italy married in Solvay for 45 years and was a member of St Cecilia Church Survivors include three sons Tad A Ley and John DeLorenzo four daughters Mrs John Cahill Mrs Phi Fan Mrs Henry Davis and Mrs James Rea a brother James Davis and a sister Aiis Narins Phoegna both of Italy
Mrs Jeanne Chauvelet of 8235 Waestentt street died at her home. She was widow of Humbert and mother of Mrs. Karl Kutz Monument Co. and grandmother of John J Humbert and three great grandchildren. Services at DeWitt Funeral Home and St Mary's, with burial at St Mares Cemetery. She was active in St Joseph's Church altar and rosary society.
Mrs Shaw former pastor of the North Syracuse Baptist Church died yesterday and funeral services will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at the church. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery Marlboro Massachusetts. Friends may call at Sears funeral home North Syracuse from 3 to 9 PM today. She was born Marlboro and lived in North Syracuse 25 years with residence at 230 South Main Street. She is survived by a sister Mrs Frank Melvin of Manchester Connecticut and five nieces.
Anna Fisher of 31 Helen Street died today at her home. She was a Friedens Evangelical Church member and honorary member of the Women’s Guild. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lyman Finkier, sons Willard A. Fisher of Detroit and Edwin C. Fisher of Syracuse, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the funeral home Monday at 2 PM. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call today and Saturday evening.
Antonio Marrapese, 75, of 118 Fountain St died yesterday. Requiem Mass will be at 10:15 A.M. Monday at St Peters Italian Church, with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation today and tomorrow, hours listed by funeral home.
A memorial service for Miss Maude Stewart retired Syracuse public school kindergarten director will be held at 3 PNT tomorrow at Fairchild & Meech funeral home Burial will follow in Greenwich Aliss Stewart of 216 Kirkav is survived by two nieces Abs Mary W. Millard and Mire Natherine S&S Mack and three nephews Dr C Stewart Wallace Robert G Stewart and Charlies N Stewart.
Funeral services and burial for William J. Latimer were held today in Flushing. Latimer, a former Syracuse resident and manager of Syracuse’s first professional hockey team, died Tuesday at his home in Revere Massachusetts. He had run a grocery and meat market and later operated cooking schools in the Boston area since 1932. He is survived by Marie Latimer and two sisters Mrs. Arthur Lighton and Mrs. Maude Mott.
Patrick J Griffin formerly of Syracuse died Thursday at his Los Angeles home. He worked for the Vall company and was with their plant in Los Angeles the last three years. Survived by wife Margy Reagan Griffin two daughters Patricia Kline and Mary Miller a son Lawrence Griffin all of Los Angeles and several sisters and brothers in Syracuse.
Timothy F Quinlan of Camillus dies at Veterans Hospital Kedualudagua. He served in the Spanish American War. Survived by sister Mrs John Allen and brother William F Quinlan. John J Molloy funeral home Syracuse to conduct services at St John the Evangelist Church burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Viewing hours listed.
Paris CP reports the Ruhr Authority will be dissolved once Germany joins the six nation Schuman Plan for pooling 140 basic resources. The French Foreign Office announced last night that Western Allies have agreed on the move.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Garland Brothers funeral home for Valerie Slater 3 daughter of Mrs Ether Slater of New Britain Connecticut. The Rev. O E Clark of People's AME Zion Church officiated with burial in Morningside Cemetery.
World War veteran J Shafer a former Syracusan died and funeral services were held in Rochester. He lived in Syracuse 30 years and worked for the old Commercial Bank there before later joining banks in Rochester Romulus and Clyde. Survivors include a brother Charles Shafer and a sister Mrs J Zeeb. Funeral services were conducted at Charles Leese funeral home in Rochester.
DETROIT The peak of metal pinch will come early in 1904 though peak production not reached until 1933, said Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson at the World Metallurgical Congress. He cited lag between starting modern warfare machinery and its completion as the cause. The session was attended by about 450 metal scientists with 400 from abroad via the Economic Cooperation Administration.
Leon D. P. Newton, 116 Forrest Ave, yesterday repeated a ride from 44 years ago in Edwards elevator/escalator celebration. He was among the first to ride the new escalators as Mayor Corcoran cut the ribbon.
Pauline Mondrick, class of ’49, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Mondrick, returned to West Branch from St Elizabeth's Hospital Utica after a six week confinement following a two car crash on Red Hill road near Clinton that killed her twin brother Paul Mondrick and an Oneida couple.
Frank B. Goldberg is named secretary and assistant merchandising manager of M. Goldberg & Sons Furniture Stores. Announcement comes from B. Goldberg and Leonard Goldberg as the firm nears its 34th anniversary. Goldberg is a Syracuse University graduate and member of several alumni and professional groups. the article notes the family business history and locations in two stores and a plan to expand.
Oneida NY Aldermanic election challenged as Justice Le Newman orders Arthur J. Abbott to show cause why his mayoral bid should not be voided. Republicans cite city charter tax and assessment rules. Democratic candidate Joseph Ronev may also be ruled ineligible if Abbott is disqualified.
Services at St Peter's Church led by Rev. Robert R. Spears Jr include Holy Communion at 9:00, Eucharist at 11:00, and morning prayer with a sermon by Brother Herbert OHC at 11:00. Youth Sunday marks a district rally at 4:30 and youth choirs and acolytes participate in all services. United Youth offering goes to Holy Cross Librarian Mission.
Fair and night drizzle expected with a low near 32. Tomorrow shows more cloudiness and warmer. Yesterday’s high reached 34, low 22 with 80 percent humidity today. Sunset 5 15 PM, sunrise around 6 25 AM. Regional cites listed with temperatures and conditions.
Donald Young of Parishville, newly elected associate grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star of New York, will be honored at Parish chapter OES events. A reception follows a dinner in the Masonic temple and town hall with Grand officers and district deputies attending. Mrs. Ethel Corbin and Clifford Bruce will preside. A Crane Department of Music quartet from Potsdam State Teachers College will perform.
Oneida Madison County Farm Bureau launches annual membership drive with seven dinner meetings. Over 295 persons attended, led by county chairman John Debrucque from Canastota. District meetings were held in Clockville Stockbrides Eaton North Brookfield Lebanon Canazovia and Perryville with the final round up on Friday night October 26 at Morrisville Eaton Central School followed by rounds and square dancing after the business session.
The Rev. A Paul Wright pastor of First Presbyterian Church will deliver the 11 AM worship sermon tomorrow. His subject will be As Time Marches On.
In Central Square a 15 year old, Robert Beeman, was fatally pinned under a farm tractor that overturned on a wet field slope at the Harold Wilson farm. Beeman died of a skull fracture. his brother Kenneth, 16, witnessed the accident. Authorities say the tractor skidded and overturned. Central Square firemen freed the body. The Beeman brothers lived at the Wilson farm. the victim is the son of Robert Beeman of Utica and Doris Beeman of Mattydale. Deputy Merwin Upcraft and Special Deputies Ed Lord and James McDermott assisted in the investigation.
Cortland State Teachers College football coach "Charger" Davis will present a film of his team after the Cortland Exchange Club meeting Monday at 6 15 pm at Cortlandville Grange. Members needing rides meet at Hotel Cortland at 6 05 pm.
A nationwide weather summary notes showers across most areas with snow in higher levels and cooler air spreading over the eastern third. The report mentions stationary and occluded fronts and outlines general pressure-system activity and forecast timing for Syracuse with references to various weather terms.
An OCR fragment notes a cold front bringing chill air and frost, with mention of warrier air and frost pushed by brisk winds. The text hints at weather changes and colder conditions approaching, typical of a seasonal shift.
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