Isolationist Views Held by Former Envoy Against Taber
Lithgow Osborne, lifelong Democrat and former ambassador to Norway, who recently backed Governor Dewey, urged defeating Rep. John Taber, GOP chair of the House Appropriations Committee. He praised Francis J. Souhan, Dewey-aligned candidate, and warned against returning an isolationist to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Lithgow Osborne
Norway
Dewey
John Taber
House
Francis J. Souhan
Taper
Osborne
Taber
Soudan
Monkey Einer
Congress
Mrs. Paul Norcott Dies at Savannah
Mrs. Paul Norcott Sr of Savannah died at her Maple Ave home after a long illness. She leaves husband, son Lawrence of Savannah, daughters Alta Gray Leona Fischer of Savannah and Rhea Northrop of Red Creek, brothers Leon Fulton Claude Burshdorf, sister Lenora Bryant, and six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2:50 PM at the home, Rev. E H Van Scoy presiding. Burial in Butler Savannah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Paul Norcott
Mapleav
Lawrence
Alta Gray
Leona Fischer
Savannnah
Rhea Northrop
Red Creek
Leon
Fulton
Claude Burshdorf
Auburn
Lenora Bryant
Clyde
E. H. van Scoy
The
Methodist Church
Butler-Savannah
Wekerle Heads Hobart Seniors in Geneva election
Election results at Sobbart Colliese announced today with Frank Wekerle of Vineland New Jersey heading the senior class as president. Robert Mather of Brooklyn heads the juniors and Randy Schofield the sophomores. The senior class vice president race is referred to the board of control due to a ballot omission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Sobbart
Colliese
Frank Wekerle
Vineland
N. J
Robert Mather
Brooklyn
Randy Schofield
Board of Control
M W Bassette Named County Key Banker
Myron W Bassette, president of Wheeler National Bank of Interlaken, reappointed as county key banker for Seneca County for a three year term. Burr P Cleveland announced the appointment. Bassette will represent the bankers association's agriculture committee on farmer-banker relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlabken
Myron W. Bassette
Wheeler National Bank of Interlaken
Seneca County
Burr P. Cleveland
New York State Bankers Association
First National Bank of Cortland
Bassette
Association
Committee On Agriculture
Syracuse Man Faces Grand Larceny Charge
Robert George Murphy, 27, of Syracuse, will face City Judge Thomas A. Kene on grand larceny charges. He was arrested in Syracuse and returned here after allegedly stealing a car and driving it to Buffalo where it was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Robert George Murphy
Steuben Sr
Syracuse
Thomas A. Kene
Murphy
Buffalo
John E Baldwin Funeral Tomorrow
Savannah resident John E. Baldwin aged 25 died after a short illness. He leaves a daughter Anneh Benedict of Adams and two brothers Ernest C. Baldwin of Sodus. Funeral services will be tomorrow at Stevenson Funeral Home at 2 PM with Rev. E H Van Scoy officiating. Burial will be in Butler Center Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
John E. Baldwin
Anneh Benedict
Adams
Ernest C. Baldwin
Sodus
Stevenson
E. H. van Scoy
Butler Center Cemetery
Callanan Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Victor J. Callanan city editor of the Citizen-Advertiser has returned home at 152 East Genesee Street after six weeks in Memorial Hospital Syracuse following two operations to replace a detached retina on his right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Victor J. Callanan
The
Citizen-Advertiser
E. Genesee St. Callanan
Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Artist-Preacher Heard at Cortland Rally
Rev Willard Quilin an artist evangelist spoke at the Cortland Youth for Christ Rally urging youth to seek God quoting only three per cent interest in God. The next rally set for Courthouse auditorium at 7 45 PM Saturday with Larry McGill and pianist Bob Post.
Lyons Fire Destroys Farmhouse In Early Morning Blaze
Fire at Roy Bullock’s farmhouse near Thompson’s Station caused $5,000 in losses. Lyons volunteers responded to a 7:30 A.M. alarm, five miles away, led by Assistant Chief Mervin Haessig due to Chief George C. Ahrans’ illness. Firefighters moved furniture from the first floor. second floor and garage buildings were lost or saved per scene reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Roy Bullock
Thompson’s
Mervin Haessig
George C. Ahrans
Edward J. Barber
Dredging Gains Support For Owasco Outlet Work
Fleming Town Board Supervisor Arthur J. SBody praised Rep. John Taber and Auburn for helping secure Army engineers to dredge the Owasco outlet. A crane and Army crews remove sludge and shale to deepen the channel and improve flood control along Owasco Lake shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Arthur J. Sbody
Fleming
Fleming Town Board
John Taber
N. Y
Egt
Army Engineers
Owasco
Owasco Lake
Hughe
Army
Adams Declares Taber Disqualified
Auburn author Samuel Hopkins Adams called for Rep. John Taber's defeat. He criticized Taber's voting record and economic principles, saying Taber is blind to vital issues and unfit for office. Adams argued the current crisis demands a different vision than Taber's agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Samuel Hopkins Adams
John Taber
Taber
Adams
Europe
Homecoming Aids Thanked By Smith
Cortland state teachers college president Dr Donnal V Smith expressed appreciation for the cooperation of merchants townspeople and city officials in making Homecoming Weekend a success He noted the fine cooperation of all who helped during the weekend and extended thanks on behalf of the faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Donnal V. Smith
Cortland State Teachers College
Minister To Address Class Dinner In Geneva Parish House
More than 200 Gouver Ge nevans and Rippey class members of First Presbyterian church plus guests will attend the annual class dinner Thursday night in the parish house. The Rev Norman Vincent Peale pastor of Marble Collegiate church in New York will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Rippey
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Aloha Class to Meet at Mrs Dark's Home
Monthly meeting of the Aloha Class of the Presbyterian Church will be held Friday night at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Dark in East Main Street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Mabel Fellows and Miss Ruth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
The
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Dark
E. Mainst
Mabel Fellows
Ruth Page
Lodi Fire Department Open House Friday Night
Lodi fire department hosts an open house Friday night at the firehouse with Seneca County Clerk John G. Crisfield of Waterloo as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Seneca County
John G. Crisfield
Waterloo
Community Chest drive extended to mid November in Auburn
Auburn and Cayuga County reported 143414 pledged or paid toward the 178795 goal at a final rally in Osborne Hotel. The drive was extended as 36381 short. many towns canvassed less than half their cards. Awards went to eight plants and several towns for exceeding quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauburn
Auburn
Cayuga County
Final Report
Osborne Hotel
Auburn Button Works
Auburn Shank Co
Barr Shoe Co
Dairymen’s League
General Wood Heel Co
Jenkins Laboratories
Procini Rossi Co
Welch Allyn Co
Auburn couple wed at St Aloysius in city ceremony
Miss Clara Barbara Covich of 131 Cottage Street married Richard Martin Walsh son of Frank Walsh at St Aloysius Church. Rev Crowley officiated with Rev Davie assisting. Maid of honor Margaret Friedel and best man John Delaney. Ushers included Donald Covich and Harold Stevens. Reception at bride’s home and Springside Inn breakfast. The couple to reside at 133 Cottage Street. Walsh a City Fire Department veteran employed by Lattimore agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Clara Barbara Covich
Peter Covich
Cottage St
Richard Martin Walsh
Frank ‘Walsh
Bundyaw
St. ‘Aloysius Church
John B. Crowley
John Davie
Holy Family Church
Margaret Friedel
John Delaney
Donald Covidh
Harold Stevens
Alarm System Couldn't Take It
Geneva firemen answered two alarms in three minutes yesterday forenoon and then the fire alarm failed. The first call sent them to 15 Humbert Street where a living room fire spread to the second floor, in a residence occupied by David Corcoran. A second alarm reached a house at North and Clark streets owned by Grant Dunham where a similar blaze endangered the building. Both fires were put out but caused considerable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Humbert St
David Corcoran
Grant Dunham
North and Clark Sts
Charles Wilson Dies in Auburn Hospital
Charles Wilson of 126 South Street died at 12 10 A M today in Auburn City Hospital at age 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Charles Wilson
South St
Auburn City Hospital
Mrs Mary Bergin Dies in Auburn Hospital
Mary Meagher Bergin 80 of Grant Jv widow of John Bergin died in Auburn City Hospital after 40 years in Auburn. She was a Holy Family Church communicant and Rosary Society member. Survived by three daughters, two sons, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services Thursday 8:30 A.M. at Arthur T. Morgan Funeral Home and 9 A.M. at Holy Family Church with burial at St. Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Mary Meagher Bergin
Grant Jv
John Bergin
Auburn City Hospital
Holy Family Church
Rosary Society
Edward J. Ringwood
Howard H. Wride
Charles S. Wride
Richard J
Michael P. Bergin
Arthur T. Morgan
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Marion Smith Engaged to Acton Civill of Albany
Mr and Mrs H C Smith of 165 N Fulton announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Smith to Acton Civill of Albany at a tea. Miss Smith graduated from Old Colony Secretarial School in Boston and works in the State Civil Service in Albany. Civill, a University of Colorado graduate with a master’s from NY College for Teachers, served three years in the Army and is a senior personnel technician with the New York State Civil Service Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
H. C. Smith
N. Fulton Sr
Marion Smith
Acton Civill
Albany
Miss Smith
Old Colony Secretarial School
Boston
State Civil Service
Civill
University of Colorado
New York State College For Teachers
U.S. Army
New York State Civil Service Department
Auburn man Harvey Swartout 32 dies after operation
Harvey Swartout, 32, formerly of Rome, died Sunday night in Auburn City Hospital where he had worked as an orderly for two years. He underwent a major operation a week ago. Services and burial time to be announced. He leaves no relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Harry Swartout
Rome
Auburn City Hospital
Services Held For Lewis Infant
Cath erine Elaine Lewis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis died Sunday afternoon in Mercy Hospital. Services were private at Frederick Welch funeral home with burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Surviving are grandparents John Bachman and Mr and Mrs William Lewis of Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Catherine Elaine Lewis
Walter Lewis
Mercy Hospital
Frederick Welch
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
John Bachman
William Lewis
Elmira
Engagement announced for Virginia White and Vincent Bellomo
Mr and Mrs Harry J White announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia White to Vincent A Bellomo son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bellomo of 93 Wall Street The wedding planned for early spring was announced in Auburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Harry J. White
Parker,st
Virginia White
Vincent A. Bellomo
Fred Bellomo
Wall St
Pwill
Injured Girl Saved From House Afire in Sempronius
At 4 30 A M a 16 room farm home in Sempronius eight miles east of Moravia caught fire from a chimney blaze. Ralph Baker and his wife and four children woke to smoke and fought the blaze with water while Baker ran to summon help. Mary Ann Baker, 11, rescued from the burning house in blankets with Charles Mitchell joining in. Mitchell and Baker cut a hole in the wall to locate the fire and were nearly extinguishing it when Moravia Fire Department arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Sempronius
Ralph Baker
Bart Richardson
Charles
Mitchell
Baker
Mary Ann Baker
George
Mary Ann
Moravia Fire Department
Moravia Town Surpasses Chest Drive Quota
Mora's Community Chest drive exceeded its $2,460 goal by 74.25 bringing subscriptions to 2,534.25 so far. Co chairs Wesley R. Wilber and J Stanley Pryce credited volunteers and subscribers for the strong showing and thanked all who contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Wesley R. Wilber
J. Stanley Pryce
Wilber
Pryce
16000 Telephone Directories Mailed
Ithaca reports distribution of about 16,000 1948 49 telephone directories by the post office. Delivery will finish by tomorrow afternoon. The Herald Journal gains a new five digit number 40631. Newfield numbers switch from 2 to 4 to allow direct dialing once new equipment is installed, affecting about 700 rural lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Post Office
New York Telephone Co
Herald-Journal
Newfield
Hospital Will Name Trustees Geneva General to Elect Five
Geneva General Hospital plans to elect five trustees to its board at the annual meeting of the hospital corporation on January 17. Anyone may attend the meeting by paying $3 in annual dues, accepted by trustees at a prior monthly meeting. Operating expenses for the year are projected above $350,000, up from $175,000 in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Geneva General Hospital
Hospital Corporation
Seneca Lake to Get 10 000 Rainbow Trout Restock Plan
Geneva will receive 10 000 rainbow trout tomorrow for rearing in three city ponds. The trout restock program, directed by William R. Phillips, is believed to be the only nursery of its kind for trout in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Seneca Lake
William R. Phillips
Chemist to Address Geneva Kiwanis Meeting
Genève Dr Frank Paul Boyle, a chemist at the State Experiment Station, will address Geneva Kiwanis members at their regular meeting tomorrow and relate his experiences in seas during government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Frank Paul Boyle
Geneva Kiwanis
Boyle
State Experiment Station
Route 11 safety drive removes major hazards north of Syracuse
A long safety program on Route 11 from Syracuse to Canada eliminates many dangerous curves and grade crossings. An underpass near Calcium will be widened and angled for a straight, safer line. Additional rebuilds include straightened routes at Gouverneur Whitney Point and Watertown areas, with several underpasses and relocations reducing sharp turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcium
Watertown
Syracuse
Canada
Calcium-Evans Mills
Pulaski
Central Square
Colosse
Philadelphia
Potsdam
Evans Mills
Sandy Creek
Mannsville
Canton
Wolfst
Hastings
Overbrook
Adams
Pierrepont Manor
Gouverneur
New York Central
Brookside Cemetery
Mapleview
Jefferson-Oswego County
Mapleview Oswego
Jordan
Fairmount
Auburnton
Earlville
Norwich
Poland
Tully, Cortland
Sennett
Savannah
Thompson, Rd
Midler Ay
Arsenal and
Court Sts
Chaumont
Utica
Jin Herkimer
Sherrill
West Shore
Whitney Point
Tioughniogan
New York
Music Group Hears Program At Cayuga Museum
A program arranged by Priscilla Griswold and Katrina Marx was presented at a Musical Arts Society meeting at Cayuga Museum of History and Art. The program featured piano numbers by Mrs George Nelson a mixed chorus and a male sextet from East High School with solos by Miss Judy Mosher. Accompanist was Mises Marge Lowlisowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Priscilla Griswold
Katrina Marx
The
Musical Arts Society
Cayuga Museum of History and Art
George Nelson
East High School
Judy Mosher
Mises Marge Lowlisowski
Pupils Learn Election Process At Waterloo High School
Waterloo High School social studies department conducts a hands on study of national elections. Pupils in grades seven through twelve vote on a regular voting machine on Monday with election inspector George Jarvis directing. Final tallies will be sent to the high school on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo High School
George Jarvis
Marion
Mosher
Katherine Garrigan
John Gee
Fredric Dew
Vaccination Of Hunting Dogs Urged
Waterlooo article notes Seneca County advisory urges all owners of hunting dogs to vaccinate before the raccoon hunting season opens Friday November 5. Seven rabid raccoons have been killed in the county and experts warn dogs may be bitten and show rabies months later as foxes and coons den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Seneca County
Opera Basso Hines to Sing in Cortland Concert
Jerome Hines a six foot six inch basso of the Metropolitan Opera will appear in Cortland November 1 at 8 15 P M at Community Hall under the Cortland County Civic Music Association. The Hollywood born singer studied chemistry and mathematics at UCLA and began with the Civic Light Opera before joining the San Francisco Opera during his sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Light Opera Co
John Charles Thomas
U.C.L.A
San Francisco Opera Co
Taber Will Address Testimonial Dinner in Auburn
Rep. John Taber will be the principal speaker Thursday night in a Hotel Osborne dinner honoring Mrs. Anthony 3 Contiguglia newly named to the State educational committee. Other speakers include Rocco White of Buffalo president of the Columbian Republicans League State Senator Henry Griffith and Attorney S. Ervin Blauveit Cayuga County Republican chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
John Taber
Osborne
Anthony 3 Contiguglia
Rocco White
Buffalo
The
Columbian Republicans, League
Henry Griffith
Ervin Blauveit
Cayuga County Republican Committee
Cortland WKRT Radio Schedule Highlights
A compact rundown of weekday WKRT Cortland programming from morning through afternoon featuring prayer, news, weather, music blocks, and special segments. Notable items include Cornflakes with L Griffiths, Morning Devotions, Serenade with Eileen Winchell, Farm News, Music from Skateland, Cortland State Teachers College programming, and Theater of Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skateland
Cortland
School of the Air
Wildwood
Veis
Weert Theater of Stars Srun
Radio Schedule for WGVA Geneva Tuesday Highlights Local Programs
A dense rundown of daily broadcasts and time slots from WGVA Geneva covering farmers guides, market reports, news, music, drama and talk shows. Notable programs include Cedric Foster News, Queen for a Day, Afternoon Symphony, Gabriel Heatter and Lanny Ross, with multiple music blocks and audience interactions throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Guide
ie—Rite
Shine
Tracding Center
Cedric Foster
Hapny_Ganevey AO
Shine Ae A. R
Queen
Shing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wekerle
Hobart
M.W. Bassette
Callanan
Auburn High School
Pauline Leschak
Angela de Niro
Sally Lighthall
Marjorie Leschak
Louise Willet
Joan Rudick
Marilyn Lawson
Betty Speen
Marguerite Dickow
Joyce Lippert
Lois Schwartz
Ann Graney
Joan
Smith
Firemen’s Open House
Iome
International Harvester
Lfe
Oscars
Orville Peterson
Harold Weaver
Albert Derosse
Gared Bennett, Jr
Clyde Monroe
J.T. Murray
Conquest
Genoa
Springport
Venice
Frank Barney
George Prechtel
Karl Adams
George Arnold
Presbyterian Synod of Kansas
Edwin R. Metcalf
E. Brewster Crawford
Clara Covich
Mary Bergin
Harvey Swartout
Lewis
Town of
Kiwanis
Roland C. Quade
B.P.O. Z
Auburn Lodge of Elks
William K. Young
Clarence Hunt
Roy
Fairman
Canadian
All IN
Opera Basso
WKRT
Neon
ng—Trailbinners
Emerson
Allen
Sone
WGVA
Terrlace
Arlene
News
Official Detective
Gerdner
National
Neweree! Gs
Ipso Ohestra
Orchestra Ay
Sizma
Bob Poole
Sease
Tasieheon
Sardi
Vaurhn Monroe
Bekerikabriel Heatter
Beate Smith
Caruzz
Perm
Das
Golden Hone
WMBO
Auburn Tues
Red Benson
Beart
Desire
Mutual
Rainbow Ballroom
Bill Henry
Roger Kilgore
Blic
Tom
Dance Orchestra
All the News
Alan Roth
Sammy Kaye
Fulton Lewis
Robert Hurleigh
Inside of Sports
the Johnson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!