Episcopal District Convocation Elects Officers in Oneida
About 166 clergy and lay leaders gathered at St John s Church Oneida for the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York second district convocation. Officers reelected included the dean and secretary treasurer with two youth advisors. Bishops Peabody and Highley and Penn State professor Dennis spoke. 12 month assignment follows for Dennis.
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Oneida
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
St. John's Church
Malcolm Peabody
Walter M.highley
Syracuse
William B. Dennis
Penn State College
Stanley Platzenborg
Zion Church
Rome
Cecil Taylor
St. Luke's
Ithack
C. R. Aveillhe
St. George's
The
Roswell G. Williams
St. Stephen's
New Hartford
A. Edward Allen
St. John’s Church
Whitesboro
Kingsland -van Winkie
Calvary Church
Utica
Stanley PF. Gasek
Grace
Cary Talks At Malone
MALONE Dan Carey of Groton assistant to the U S Secretary of Agriculture will address a mass meeting of farmers today at 8 P M in the court house assembly room. All farmers especially dairy men invited. Carey’s appearance sponsored by leading farm organizations of the county. Arrangements directed by Elwin Tarbell Lester Dumont and Elmer McCann. Carey will present an up to date picture of the farm situation.
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Malone
Dan Carey
Groton
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Court House
Carey
Elwin Tarbell
Lester Dumont
Elmer McCann
Mrs Lillian Denslow Funeral Today Boonville
Mrs Lillian Par ent Denslow aged 59 wife of George Denslow died Sunday at her Boonville home after illness. Born July 6 1889 in Ottawa Ontario she moved to the United States as an infant and grew up in Michigan. She married George H Denslow in 1909 and the couple resided in Boonville. She attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and is survived by three brothers Elmer Parent East Rochester Amos Parent Fairport and Edward Parent Syracuse. Funeral services today at 2 PM at Trainor Funeral Home with Rev Gladys Phillips officiating. Burial in Alder Creek Cemetery.
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Boonville
Lillian Parent Denslow
George EB. Denslow
E. Schuyler St
Ottawa
Ont
Eugene and
Olympia Chartrand
U. S
Michigan
Fairport
George H. Denslow
Inter-Faith Council Set for Nov 22 Meeting
Ogdensburg Inter-Faith Council of Women has announced its next meeting for Monday night November 22. Dr. Herbert A. Bloch of St. Lawrence University will speak on sociology at George Hall cafeteria. Refreshments follow the program during the social hour.
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Ogdensburg
Inter-Faith Council of Women
Harold Frank
Herbert A. Bloch
St. Lawrence University
Canton
George Hall
Woman Fractures Hip After Fall at Home
Mrs. Mary L. Foote, 73, widow of George L. Foote, is at Mercy Hospital with a fracture of the right hip after a dizzy spell made her fall in the kitchen at 315 Arsenal Street.
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Watertown
Mary L. Foote
George L. Foote
Mercy Hospital
Arsenal St
Farm Barn Burned Near Three Mile Bay
A large barn on Levi Bellinger’s farm one mile west of Three Mile Bay burned yesterday from an undetermined origin. Occupant Earl Bellinger collapsed but survived after neighbors alerted fire crews. Fire units from Three Mile Bay Chaumont and Cape Vincent saved three adjacent buildings, though the hay and equipment barn was destroyed and nearby structures suffered minor damage.
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Watertown
Levi Bellinger
Three Mile Bay
Cape Vincent
Earl Bellinger
Bellinger
Chaumont
Oear
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Archer
Mrs Jessie Hoyt Archer 72 of West Martinsburg died yesterday at Lewis County General Hospital after a heart condition. She had been ill for months. The body was moved to Wickler funeral home Lowville and returned to her West Martinsburg home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 PM with Rev William Lawin of Lowville Baptist Church officiating. Burial in West Lowville Cemetery.
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Lowville
Jessie Hoyt Archer
West Martinsburg
Lewis County General Hospital
Archer
Wickler
William Lawin
Lowville Baptist Church
West Lowville
William Ferguson Rites For Ogdensburg Man Scheduled
William H. Ferguson 58 of 516 Hasbrouck St Ogdensburg died at home yesterday born Oct 6 1890 son of the late Joseph and Josephine Ferguson married in 1913 to Joseph line Tovette. He worked 19 years with American Railway Express retiring recently. Survived by his wife two sons William at Boston College Joseph of Ogdensburg five daughters Mrs John Handley Mrs Merrill Bresett Mrs William Laffair of Waddington Mrs Gerald Lesperance of Syracuse Miss Marie Ferguson of Utica two sisters Mrs Andrew Rheome Mrs Benehiat Perkins. Funeral from the home tomorrow at 830 A M and Notre Dame Church at 9 with burial in Notre Dame Cemetery.
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Ogdensburg
William H. Ferguson
Hasbrouck St
Joseph
Josephine Bishop Ferguson
Josephline Tovette
American Railway Express Agency
William
Boston College
John Handley
Merrill Bresett
William Laffair
Waddington
Gerald Lesperance
Syracuse
Marie ‘Ferguson
Utica
Andrew Rheome
Benehiat Perkins
Notre Dame Church
Notro Dame Cemetery
Employment Shows Drop in Watertown
Watertown employment declined this month from September and October 1947 in a Chamber of Commerce survey of twenty firms. The payroll lists 4,211 employees, down 141 from September and 21 from October 1947, with 3,283 men and 928 women employed.
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Watertown
Chamber of Commerce
Misplaced Honey Delays Montour Way Home Paint Job
Watkins Glen resident Cole prepared to repaint his house but faced a lengthy process after bees left a honey deposit under the siding. Workers had to remove a portion of the siding to clear the area before painting could begin.
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Watkins Glen
Cole
Montour Wayin
Substitute Bride Case Yields Probation for Man and Bride
Leonard Gallivan aged 42, former Malone resident now in Syracuse, pleaded guilty to first degree perjury and received four years probation, barred from visiting his child bride Della Martin aged 15 and their child. Rita Mae Martin, 24, posed as the bride to obtain a license and pleaded guilty to first degree perjury, placed on six months probation. License obtained from Chateaugay Town Clerk William Samplea. ceremony performed by Rev. Arthur Sturgeon. The case surfaced after the child bride was arrested for neglect in Syracuse on Aug. 19.
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Malone
Leonard Gallivan
Syracuse
Della Martin
Constable
E. Washington ,Sr
Rita Mae Martin
C. J. Carey, Jr
Chateaugay
William Samplea
Arthur Sturgeon
Gallivan
Martin
Boonville Couple Exchange Vows in St Josephs Church
Boonville Miss Helen Jean Soblewski daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kurish and Frederic Edward Anna son of Mrs Margaret Anna and the late Michael W Anna were married at 9 30 AM Saturday in St Josephs Church Rev Robert P Dris cell officiated nuptial mass Mrs William Danielczyk bride s sister was matron of honor and Miss Estelle Lastowski bridesmaid Franklin G Anna was best man and James Anna usher Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at Carlanagh s Hall A reception and dinner for 350 guests was held there in the evening The couple left on a wedding trip to Montreal New England and New York They will be at home after Nov 5 at 111 Aubrey av
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Helen Jean Soblewski
Joseph Kurish
Boonville R. D
Frederic Edward Anna
Margaret Anna
Michael W. Anna
Aubrey Av
St. Joseph’s Church
Robert P. Dris‘cell
William Danielczyk
Estelle Lastowski
Franklin G. Anna
James Anna
Carlanagh's Hall
Montreal
New England
New York
Officers Inspect Guard Company in New York State Armory
The annual federal and state inspection of the state infantry armory and Company A, 108th Infantry, New York National Guard, occurred yesterday afternoon and last night. Col. Leslie M. Jenson led the state delegation with Maj. George T. Larkin as Inspector General, and Cpl. John Clarke from field artillery represented headquarters of the New York, New Jersey, and Delaware military districts in the inspection party.
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Watemown
State Infantry
108Th Infantry
New York National Guard
Leslie M- Jenson
George T. Larkin
McEwen Receives 175 Dollar Verdict in Ogdensburg
A County Court jury awarded John C. McEwen Jr. 175.25 dollars against Edward Kiah and Harold J. Smith for an automobile collision in Ogdensburg on January 11. The verdict matched the amount asked and the defendants counterclaimed. McEwen was represented by the law firm of O'Connell and McEwen.
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Canton
John C. McEwen, Jr
Edward Kiah
Harold
J. Smith
Ogdensburg
Khahane
Smith
O'Connnell and
McEwen
Mrs Salsburg Dead at 73 in Lowville
Pearl Salsburg, 73, died yesterday at Lewis County General Hospital after a heart condition. A Glenfield resident, she was hospitalized four days. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:30 PM at Wirkler Funeral Home and 2 PM at Glenfield Methodist Church, with burial in Old Glendale Cemetery. Survived by husband Fred J. Salsburg, daughters Tillie Dekin and Beatrice Fikechevel, son Freeland Salsburg, two brothers Myron Slocum and Co W Slocum, plus several nieces and nephews.
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Lowville
Pearl Salspurg
Lewis County General Hospital
Glenfield
Wirkler Funeral Home
Methodist
William Lawin
Lowville Baptist Church
Old Glendale
Salsburg
Fred J. Salsburg
Tillie Dekin
New Yorl
City
Beatrice
Fikechevel
Freeland Salsburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Myron Slocum
W. Slocum
Ayotte Assigned To Japan Duty
Pvt. Ronald W. Ayotte of this village is serving with the Eighth Army at Sasebo Japan. He was assigned to overseas duty from Camp Stone man California and arrived in Japan last month. He is with the 84th Infantry Regiment of the 24th Division occupying Kyushu.
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Tupper . Lake
Ronald W. Ayotte
Eighth Army
Sasebo
Kyushu
Japan
Pvt
Ayotte
Camp Stoneman
Calif
84Th
24Th
Lalanns
Miss Clark Granted Six Month Leave
Miss Mildred K. Clark a veteran employee of the county motor vehicle department received a six month leave of absence from County Clerk George B. Bradish effective November 1. The notice notes Clark's long service with the department.
Backstage Banter and Faye Emerson Quiet Life
Earl Wilson notes backstage chat with Faye Emerson and husband in Hyde Park. Emerson skeptical of political chances while her husband focuses on farming. Elliott gains friends around Broadway as talks of a liberal bloc rise. couple away from spotlight, touring possibilities hinted.
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Faye Emerson
Faye
Ellett
Elliott
Newspaper Guild
Nightlife Notes And Studio News From The Town
Joan Caulfield arrives briefly to report for Dear Mother while Ruth plans next steps. Linda Westhar Williams designed a kidney bean pool at the Saxony Hotel in Miami. Laura Hobson writer of Gentlemen’s Agreement returns from the World Series after an injury. French students will interview Jean Sablon at the Capital after Thursday. Claire Trevor promotes her film Lucky Suc a. William Saroyan has four plays awaiting production. Ben Yost heads coastward to talk Warner deal. Ray Milland exits suspension status at Paramount. Judy Holliday is up for Leads in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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Joan Caulfield
Nosequel
Ruth
Linda
Wsthar Willams
Miami
New Saxony
Laura Hobson
Boston
New York
Jean Sablon
Claire Trevor
Bat Buza
William Saroyian
Ben Yost
Syracuse Couple Marks Anniversary at Tupper Lake
John W. Sears of Syracuse and Mrs. Sears celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Tupper Lake last Sunday. Married in Syracuse in 1923, Sears has worked 27 years as a compositor for local newspapers. They have two daughters and a son, all of Syracuse, and were feted by family at the home of Sears’ relatives in Wawbeek Road with about 30 guests and a turkey dinner.
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Tupper Lake
John W. Sears
Syracuse
Sears
Arthur LaPorte
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Stolpav
Tuppere Lake
Mildred Coon
Binghamton
City
Syracuse Herald
Syracuse Herald Journal
Marjorie
Esther Sears
George Sears
Wawbeek Rd
Gasper LaPorte
Elzear Pumoulin
James Wood
Riverview
N. Y
Dorise Sears
New underpass cuts hazard on Route 11 linking Syracuse to Canada
Reporter Roy Erman notes removal of a long stood traffic danger on US Route 11 between Syracuse and the Canadian border. A 700 foot westward underpass will straighten a right angle turn near Calcium and connect to the Calcium Evans Mills road, eliminating a blinding curve and deadly incidents. The program removes several grade crossings and sharp curves along a 170 mile stretch, with additional underpasses at Canton and near Syracuse.
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Roy ER
Farman
Syracuse
Canadian
Calcium
Watertown
Tana
Calcium-Evans Mills
Canada
Pulaski
Central Square
Gouverneur
New York Central
Brookside Cemetery
New York Safety Drive Removes Grade Crossings Across State
A statewide program eliminates many grade crossings and builds underpasses at Syracuse Camillus Weedsport Geneva Adams Rome Sherrill Herkimer and more. The Route 5 realignment at Herkimer straightens turns and follows the old New York Central right of way while Whitney Point gains a new road and bridge over the Tioughnioga River. If the safety push continues, hazards will mostly be intoxicated and careless drivers.
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Mapleview
Oswego
Jordan
Fairmount
Auburn
Earlville
Norwich
Poland
Tully
Cortland
Sennett
Savannah
Thompson Rd
Midler Ay
Syracuse
Arsenal
Courtsta
Watertown
Chaumont
Utica
Remsen
Herkimer
West Shore
Whitney Point
Tloughnioga River
New York
Pitman Heads St. Lawrence History Group
Howard M. Pitman of Canton was reelected president of the St. Lawrence County Historical Association at the annual meeting in Canton Court House. Gurston B. Olda of Waddington was reelected vice president, Mrs. Herbert Ay Bloch of Canton named secretary, and John De Marsh of Canton elected treasurer to succeed Roy Walte of Parishville. Directors for three year terms: Phyllis Forbes Clark Ogdensburg Nina W. Smithers Depeyster Eunice Potter Massena. Graves urged marking President Monroe’s 1817 northern tour route to attract visitors. praised the association’s work but urged residents to help locate sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Howard M. Pitman
St. Lawrence
Paul Dpd
Graves
Gouver-neur
Monroe
New York
Joseph Swift
U.S
Genevieve Powers Heuvelton Bride
Miss Genevieve Powers daughter of Joseph Powers and Mrs. Gerald Phelps married Jay Hannan son of John Hannan in Heuvelton. The bride, a St. Mary's Academy graduate, and the groom, also a St. Mary's alumnus, served over four years in World War II with the U S Marine Corps and were wounded twice. He works as a trailer on Great Lakes ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Genevieve Powers
Joseph Powers
Morris St
Gerald Phelps
Jay Hannan
John Hannan
Washington St
Heuvelton
St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary's
U.S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Great Lakes
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Chadwicks
Supply Works
Panui S. Richardson
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Aveillie
United Thanks Offering
Peabody
Lambeth
England
Potsdam
Cary
Lillian Denslow
Inter-Faith Council
Mrs. Archer
William Ferguson
Watertown — United
Robert £. Belden
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Leta G. Millis
Miss Clark
Reginald D. Eveleigh
First Presbyterian Church
Rosemary Iveleigh
Frederick H. Westcott
Eveleigh
Edith B. Paige
Black River
Earl Wilson
Chare
New Town
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Squire
Hyde Park
Emerson
Aye
Louis Calhern
Truman
Mike
Broadway
Shubert
Faysie
J Faysie
Ming Reporter
Fairman
Colosse
Philadelphia
Evans Mills
Sandy Creek
Mannsville
Calelum
Wolf St
Hastings
Overbrook
Adams
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