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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
11
Greenleaf Funeral Home run by H. H. Greenleaf licensed manager at 503 West Onondaga with two phone numbers. Karl Lutz Monument Co located at 2718 James Street in Eves with apothecary details.
Benjamin K. Souler, Conservative party candidate for Congress, argues the GOP is abandoning supporters. He calls Stewart F. Hancock Jr.’s claim that voting Conservative equals voting Democrat ludicrous.
Arthur I. Gasparini of 781 Fay Rd Westvale a well known Central New York food broker and owner of N E Gasparini and Son Food Brokers died of a heart attack at his home age 44 He was a Pittsburgh native and longtime parishioner of St Charles Borromeo Church Surviving include his widow three sons three daughters mother two brothers two sisters and several in laws Services will be at Scumacher Whelan Brothers Funeral Home and St Charles Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery Call hours listed for the funeral home in the notice.
Mrs Elizabeth Schenkenberger 46 of 156 Marvelene Dr died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital after a heart attack She worked for Crum Forster Insurance and belonged to the companys bowling league Surviving: husband John M Schenkenberger three sons William R Fitch I Sidney L Fitch Robert K Fitzgerald a daughter Kathleen A Fitzgerald two brothers Sidney I Donald Gillette and sister Mrs Helen Wells Services 2 p m Monday Williams Funeral Home Cicero Burial Greenlawn Memorial Park Warners Calling hours today 7 9 pm and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm
Mrs Livia Gentilcore aged 68 of 113 High St died today at St Marys Hospital after living in Syracuse for 46 years. Her husband Joseph Gentilcore, son Hugo Gentilcore of Albany, daughter Mrs Bernard Donabella of Liverpool, brother Salvatore Sabella of Syracuse, two sisters in Italy and five grandchildren survive. Services at Minale Funeral Home Monday 9:45 a.m. Mass at Our Lady of Pompeii Church at 10:30 a.m. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Carl J. Vodek Sr. 49 of 119 Brookfield Rd Mattydale died today at Crouse Irving Hospital He was a WWII veteran from Omaha Neb a 22 year Mattydale resident and a Prestolite Co repairman for 24 years He belonged to UA W Local 964 and St Margaret's Church He is survived by his wife Marjorie son Carl Jr three brothers Edward John and George and five sisters Services will be held 9 am Tuesday at Leitten Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Margaret's Church burial in Assumption Cemetery Public viewing Sunday and Monday
Mrs Myra M Hill 79 of 32 Onondaga St Skaneateles widow of Selden Hill died yesterday in Lakeview Nursing Home Port Jervis native she lived in Skaneateles 30 years She was a communicant of St James Episcopal Church Services 10 am Monday at the Dell Funeral Home Skaneateles Rev John H Teeter burial in Lakeview Cemetery Skaneateles.
Roy C Gray, resident of 206 Cleveland Ave, Syracuse, died this morning at St Marys Hospital after a short illness. A native of Waterbury Connecticut he lived in Syracuse 41 years and worked as a chauffeur for the Lincoln garage. He attended First English Lutheran Church and is survived by several cousins.
Angelo Orlando Sr 72 a retired Mayfair Inn employee died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital. He lived at 180 N Townsend St and is survived by his wife Mary Caltagirone Orlando three sons Angelo Charles and Joseph a daughter Mrs Frank J Vaizzo nine grandchildren and two brothers Ignazio in Italy and Joseph in Canada. Funeral services set for 8 45 a m Monday at Pirro Sons Funeral Home and 9 30 a m at Our Lady of Pompei Church with a solemn high Mass of requiem conducted by Rt Rev Msgr William L Walsh. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m tomorrow.
Mrs Stack 54 of 710 Otisco Street died yesterday in St Josephs Hospital Syracuse lifelong resident a Sacred Heart Church parishioner and St Lucy's Guild member Her survivors include a daughter Mrs James L Smith a son Leonard F Stack six sisters and four brothers Services at Bordynski Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery A prayer service is planned tomorrow evening with viewing today and tomorrow hours listed.
Anna Dittler Camillus 97 died yesterday in iCity Hospital widow of John Dittler born in Bavaria lived in Syracuse 75 years moved to Camillus 11 years ago. Survived by two sons two daughters nine grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Services Monday 11 a.m. at John C. Tindall Funeral Home Rev John B Sanborn officiating burial Woodlawn Cemetery. B L Bush Sons Funeral Home Camillus in charge of arrangements.
Two unidentified firemen helped police pursue a thief who broke into the J D Shaver Co on 2237 Sali na Street and seized two television sets. The rescuers spotted the youth and forced the suspect to drop the stolen goods.
Two youths beat a bartender at Jimmy Ben ham's Restaurant at Genesee and Cherry streets last night after he asked them to be quiet. The victim was punched and pushed outside before bystanders intervened. Arthur Lawrence 19 of 301 l day in Greenleaf Funeral Columbus Ave. was identified by police. burial planned at Riverview Cemetery. Unclear details include unidentified youths and calling hours.
Michael Watts aged 17 of 1601 Brewerton Road Mattydale died after injuries from a October 15 automobile crash on Route 81 north of Sandy Creek. A Pleasanton Technical School California graduate, he worked for George Wilkins drywall contractor. He moved from Parish to Mattydale two years ago and belonged to Parish Methodist Church. Surviving are his parents two brothers grandparents and other relatives. Funeral arrangements include Monday service at Krueger Flower Home Mattydale and burial in North Syracuse Cemetery with visiting hours today and tomorrow.
The Fourth Department in Rochester denied three appeals. Joel Singer, 22, of Montreal, seeks to inspect grand jury minutes in the Brinks burglary and grand larceny case. In the call girl case, Joseph A. Ryan’s bid to represent Paul C. DeBernardis and Donald W. Maloney was rejected. Singer is jailed on charges of third degree burglary and first degree grand larceny in the near half million Brinks case.
A schedule of religious programs tomorrow features THIS IS THE LIFE on WSYR at 7 a.m. and CATHOLIC HOUR with Rev. John Reedy at 10:30 a.m. Also on WSYR, PROTESTANT HOUR with Bishop John Hines discusses Hawaii, and OMNIBUS talks on industry with Karl Marx in WHEN-TV coverage at 11:30 a.m. Liturgy of St. James from Holy Trinity in New York airs on WHEN at 10 a.m., with sermons on WPAW WFBL and a Bible Impact program on WFBL at 9:30 p.m. Additional broadcasts include Salt-Lake Choir on WHEN and Eternal Light Radio on IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH over WFBL.
Edward W. Byrne 88 of 1530 E Genesee St a longtime Syracuse lawyer died yesterday after more than six decades in practice He was a native of Pompey and lived in Syracuse 65 years A Cathedral parishioner and County Bar Association member he is survived by a brother James E Byrne Sr and several nieces and nephews Burial is at Immaculate Conception Cemetery Pompey Contributions to the American Cancer Society Funeral arrangements by J P Burns & Son Funeral Home
Thomas J. LaFreniere of 135 Oakdale Drive Syracuse dies at home after illness. He retired from Santaro Trucking Co. and was a St James Church member and Holy Name Society, also affiliated with IBT Local 317. Survived by wife Mary, son John, sister Marie Hand, two grandchildren, one great grandson. Funeral at Lozzet Funeral Home and St. James Church with Mass and burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.
James H. Hickernell of 206 West River Road Central Square died yesterday at home from a heart attack He was vice president of Charles W Jacobson Co oriental rugs at Dey Brothers Store A lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve he belonged to ROA and Phi Gamma Delta at Allegheny College Thelma Hickernell two sons David and Robert a daughter Marguerite his mother Mrs Louis M Hickerwell and two sisters Mrs Dorothy McInerney and Mrs Ann Windes Services set for Monday at Swan Funeral Home Graton Conn Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today at Williams Funeral Home Cicero
Edward J. Morse of 149 Hood Ave fired a warning shot into the air from his window to halt five boys walking by his car. Police took the youths into custody until the Youth Division can process their juvenile cards for Monday appearance.
Twenty two Syracuse area residents passed the July New York State bar examination. Names include Lynn J. Barden Peter K. Bertin Errol Blank Edward OConnell Burke Jr James B Burns TIT John A Chando Paul J Dierdorf Jr Robert E Dineen Jr Duncan R Farney Edward A Fre dette William G Kinane Richard J Lyons Donald L Nicholas Charles J Pembroke Gay M Pomeroy Richard A Rohner Donald C Schupak John M Shannon David J Spader Harold T Swartz Thomas E Vollmer Richac A Wittenburg.
The Onondaga Democratic Club hosts a cocktail party and dinner dance at Orchard Valley Country Club tomorrow starting at 6 p.m. Guests include Rep. James M. Hanley for Congress Earl E. Boyle for state senate William Morgan for State Assembly George H. Van Lengen and Tony Mancuso for the state Supreme Court Justices.
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight with overnight lows in the 50s. Tomorrow will be cloudy cooler and windy with a high near 60. Sunset today is 6 11 p m and sunrise tomorrow 7 28 a m. Relative humidity rises from 60 to 79 percent. Winds shift south to southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
A 20 year old Camillus man and a 15 year old Syracuse girl were arrested near Liverpool in a report of a stolen car. Raymond D. Kelly of Camillus was identified by State Trooper Charles Brown. The juvenile girl was unnamed. The car was stolen in Syracuse about three weeks earlier. Kelly faced arraignment today and the girl was to be sent to juvenile authorities.
Oscar Wunderlich 85 of 228 Forest Ave. died yesterday at Crouse Iriving Hospital. He retired 60 years ago from Lipe Railway and was a member of Syracuse Turners and St Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by brother Arthur Wunderlich. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Welter Funeral Home. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
Three candidates for the 34th Congressional District will attend a program at Le Moyne College marking the 10th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution. Speakers include Rep. James M. Hanley Stewart S. Hancock Jr and Benjamin K. Souler. Col Karoly Ujhazy will give the main address with freedom awards presented by Tibor Helez.
General Electric filed an unfair labor practice charge against IUE Local 320 with the NLRB Buffalo regional office. GE says union picketing at two contractor gates at Electronics Park during a general strike blocked construction workers at a $15 million cathode ray tube operation expansion.
A detailed listing of late evening network programming across 8 WROC 10 WHEC 13 WOKR and 7 including Scherer MacNeil reports The Porter Wagoner Peyton Place Rounders and multiple movies and variety shows night themed with news weather and sports coverage through 11 35 p m featuring Laugh In The Blacklist and classic film line up with household names and guest appearances.
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