Pannia Surprise marks 40th wedding anniversary in Syracuse
Jim and Lucy Rotondo Pannia of 1015 Pond Street recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner party at the home of their daughter Catherine Ann and John Wessels in Fairmount. The couple’s four grandchildren joined 25 relatives and friends as memories of Jim’s bowling career and Lucy’s home economics degree were recalled.
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Pannia
Jim
Lucy
Rotondo) Pannia
Pond St
Grant Boulevard
Catherine Ann
John Wessels
Westfall St
Fairmount
John Thomas
Theresa Ann
Ary Elizabeth
James Anthony Wessels
Modern Lanes
Eastwood
Imperial Lanes
Syracuse
Clinton Street
Vocational High
U.S. Hoffman Machinery Co
Rogue’s Roost
Boca Raton
Fla
North Side
Syracuse University
John Rotondo
Rotondo
Omissions and Names Stir Local Mail and Notices
Community notes reveal misspelled names of Judge Bersani and Mrs Cuomo, a Wegmans theme song inquiry, a birth announcement for Wesley David Obit, and updates on a Frank Good recovery. Local obituaries, fund-raisers, lost and found notices, and small-town inquiries fill the page with household names and event details.
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Bersani
Hank A. Bersani
Brookford Road
Cuomo
Mario Cuomo
New York State
Matilda
Maea
Mathilde Bersani
Matilda Cuomo
Wegman
Rita Klaben
Lakeland
Rita
Rochester
Attitude on Drugs in Sports and the Giants
Beasley Reece, Giants player representative, rejects the view that drug or alcohol abuse within sports affects only the user. He warns that a public attitude labeling players as drug users could hurt his post football career prospects and calls for awareness of broader implications.
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Beasley Reece
Football Giants
New York Times Crossword Clues Mixed with Names
Puzzle snippet mixes across clues with misread entries and garbled theme hints. It lists currency symbols, mythical home, office fund, and various mis-spellings and partial phrases, suggesting an OCR damaged crossword page with multiple clue entries and enumerations.
Babysitting as a modern family service
Sketches by Ben Burroughs discuss babysitting as a product of life today. It notes older children earn money by watching younger kids, framing the task as simple and widespread.
The Aces By Bobby Wolff Bridge Column Analysis
In a South declarer hand, a trump finesse failed and the club position doomed the contract. The commentator suggests alternative line using dummy spade entries to two club finesses for a 75 percent success rate and explains the misstep and improved plan.
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South
West
Declarer
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Herald-Journal
Joe Carter
Joseph T. Carter
Harold Sr
Joe
Syracuse Police Department
Mildred Avenue
Joseph Carter
Carter Funeral
Grant
Frances
Barbara Carter
Woodruff Ave
Ronald and
Noreen Carter
Bridgeport
Thomas and
Nancy Carter
Woodlawn
Terr
Robert
Grant Blvd
Joe Ganley
Karl Knobel
Herz St
B.P.O. Ellis
Wesley David Obit
David
Linda (Simpson) Obit
Germania Ave
Lewis “Duke” Simpson
Mattydale
Peter Obit
Warners Road
Camillus
Leona Simpson
Frank Good
Skunk City
F. Good
Rowland St
Francis
Alice
Frank
Webber Engraving
Weco Graphic
Marion Gross
James Square Nursin
Marion
Gladys Graham
Greenridge Drive
Marilius
Husbend
Howard Gross
Our Lady of Solace Parish
Lucy de Simone
Lea Stanmyre
Gabriella Nalin
Lillian Culkin
Rose Torio
Barbara Bourcy
Joan White
Millie Williams
Virginia Walter
Corinne Driscoll
Elen Silkey
Susan Mayer
Anne Fortunato
Nellie Marra
Rita Dodge
Cicero United Methodist Church
Louis Coangelo
Ee Caleb Avenue
Sunnycrest Road
Tulip
Green Lakes State Park
Free
Maggie
Cree Dilewe
Wallowe'en
Get
Ray
Garfield
Rad
Mom
Steve Canyon
uvTcren
Mark
ESTES
Ida
Nancy
Phooey
Biondie
Iif
SK Cancer
Tlt
the Christophers
William N. Wallace
The
New York Times
Stoitamiserley
Spelbillugosc
Laitgauvuiciodon
Eanas
UMN
Hyneusr
Peru
Tere
N.Y
Nevins
Ina
Bergena Burroughs
Pirate’s Hoard
Venus de
Emblemona Rlers N. J. Five
Agathe and
Cécile
Abbr
Ireland
Bess Truman
Wallace
Cairo
Hie
Titan
Hill
Jaz
By Ben Burroughs
Aces
Bobby Wolff
Kin Hubbard
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Suossios
Shemsnt
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