S.J. Students Ballot In Ugly Man Contest
Syracuse University students vote in the Mr Ugly Man contest to raise funds for the Community Chest. Fraternities parade ugliness around campus as posters and volunteers drum up support for candidates including Bernard Temel known as Red the Terror and Bill Weiss of Tau Epsilon Phi. The event culminates at the Halloween dance on Genesee Street Armory where Mr Ugly Man of 1948 is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Alan
Community Chest Fund
Nancy Hills
Alpha Phi Omega
Service Fraternity
EF. Genesee Street
Ugly Man
Bernard Temel
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Eucliday
Bernard
Red the Terror
Navy
Bill Weiss
Tau Epsilon Phi
Weiss
Ed Schulman
About Syracuse Scouts and Community Events
Scouters Dinner by Boy Scout Troop 75 at Calvary Evangelical Church Malloy Rd Mattydale 6:30 PM Thu Nov 4. Salt City Auxiliary 348 harvest supper 6:30–9 PM Sat at Veterans of Foreign Wars 1372 S. Salina St with Halloween party and dance. Also notes on hospital meeting changes and various club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouters and
Boy Scout Troop 75
Calvary Evangelical Church
Malloy Rd
Mattydale
Salt City Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. Salina
Emily Broletta
Viola Coonaghue
Isabelle Lull
Catherine Zuccala
Marriages Listed in Syracuse Area Notices
A batch of marriage notices lists Mr and Mrs and their spouses with addresses in Syracuse and nearby areas. Dates cluster around Oct 20 to Oct 23, naming numerous couples, residences, and partner initials, reflecting social entries from the time.
Local Notices Highlight Couple and Address Snippets
A series of dated marriage or residence notices from Camillus Baldwinsville Brewerton and surrounding areas list names such as Dorothy S Gray Eleanor Pare Hockens Eileen Landers Ruth MC Barton Rose Aresvell Veronica Grevelding Barbara M Burmh and Edward M Wheeler with addresses on Fayettest and Stewart Court and Dewitt Street dated Oct 22 to Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy S. Gray
Camillus
Air
Warren F. Hockens
Eleanor R. Pare
Baldwinsville
Frederick J. Hater
Eileen Landers
E. Fayettest
Raymond T. Sack Seve
Barbara M. Bureh
Brewerton
Thomas H. Lindsey
Ruth MC Barton
Midland
Anthony Cavalett
Rose E. Aresvell
Delhi St
Thomas
Fox Veronica FP. Grevelding
Stewart Ct
Edward M. Wheeler
Gates
Arnold
Dewitt St
Budget Committee Begins Work for Community Chest Drive
The nine member Chest budget committee led by William B. Smithers starts a three month review to allocate funds for 33 agencies. They will visit agencies, observe operations, and hold hearings to ensure funds meet community needs. If the $1,212,845 goal isn’t reached, needs will be reappraised and appropriations decided by the board in early 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
William B. Smithers
Railway Bearing Co
Carl H. Marr
W.h.‘G. Murray
J. Murray Hastings, Jr
John A. Sheedy
Arthur R. Stover
John Marsellus
W. R. Niver Wyncoop
Lewis P. Smith, Jr
Smithers
Board of Directors of the Chest
Roadstand Trial Opens for Club Candee Owners
Frank and Loretta Sardino of 148 East Brighton Jr proprietors of Club Candee faced a trial in Police Court before Judge William H Bamerick on charges of violating city ordinances by operating a roadstand. City buildings chief George E Hebert testified with zoning maps and plans as evidence. The Sardinos were arrested on a warrant dated July 1 for altering Club Candee at 401 West Seneca Tapk without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Loretta Sardino
Paul R. Shanahan
The
Sardinos
Russell E. Harrington
Benjamin Gingold
Pupil Pilgrimage To Shrine Of St Isaac Jogues
The entire Most Holy Rosary High School student body and faculty traveled by seven buses to Auriesville to honor the shrine of St Isaac Jogues. Over 285 people attended including a few mothers of seniors, all members of Our Lady's Sodality. They celebrated a Jesuit priest led Mass, prayed the 14 Stations of the Cross on the mountainside, and attended benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most Holy Rosary High School
Auriesville
St. Isaac Jogues
Our Lady's Sodality
Pastor J M Joslyn to mark 25th anniversary at Atonement Church
The Rev. John M Joslyn of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement will be honored Sunday November 7 at a celebration marking his 25th anniversary as pastor, announced by the church council committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Joslyn
Lutheran Church of the
Church Council Committee
Montgomery Joins Recruiting Staff in Syracuse
Lt Col Joseph Montgomery has joined the Northern New York U S Army and U S Air Force Recruiting District as executive officer in Syracuse. He relieves Lt Col Sidney Rothschild and brings 27 years of service including European Theater and Canadian Army awards. Mrs Montgomery and two children will join him in Syracuse. another son is a Navy veteran at the University of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Montgomery
Sidney Rothschild
New York
U. S, Army and
Air Force
Chimes
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Arthur N. Willis
Montgomery
Illinois
Syracuse
Col Montgomery
14Th Air Force
Orlando
Fla
Roth Air
Nuerenburg
Germany
Africa
England
France
Doris
Robert
Richard
University of Florida
Col. Montgomery
Civil Service Hires Open Now For Police Fire And Case Worker
The Syracuse Civil Service Commission invites applicants for police and fire department positions plus a county welfare case worker. Requirements include residency, age, height rules for cops, education standards, and veterans preference eligibility through 1950. Application blanks due by Nov 30 for police and fire and by Nov 16 for the case worker post. Lodi firehouse hosts an open house Friday with Seneca County Clerk John G. Crisfield as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
the Civil Service Commission
Court House
Civil Service
Police
Fire Department
Sammie Oh
Civil Service Office
Lodi
Seneca County
John G. Crisfield
Waterloo
City Schools Bond Plan Mixed as Officials Weigh Financing
Mayor Costello urges a $3,000,000 school plant program funded mainly by bonds and a public referendum. Finance Commissioner Bedford and others propose stretching the program over six years from normal city revenues. Past policy favored pay as you go. street-improvement cuts by 1949 could free about $500,000 yearly for school expansion including two new schools and several additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
Board of Education
George H. Bedford
Bedford
Department of Engineering
Marriage Licenses Listed for Clemente Canino and Others
The notice lists numerous marriage licenses including Clemente L Canino of 810 Hawley Avenue and Pedina C Paralin of 449 Westcott Street, and many others with partners across streets in Syracuse and surrounding areas. Names include Harry Berson and Shirley Glass, Edmund Wolinszek and Titty Marcellus Street, Catherine Woznick, Henry Kobos, Charlotte Olsiewski, Bernard Martin, Harriet Wallace, William Shannon Jr., Mary Campbell, Joseph Sullivan, Stella Hayduke, Max Mitnick, Carolyn Freedman, Robert Cummins, Stella Ostroski, Dominick Serina Jr., Mary Settinert, William Burke, Augustine DiPietro, Gorton Merritt, Nina Vogel, Richard Fischer and Betty Maitland, Nunzio Caruso and Jean Wolfe, all with listed residences. The compiled list appears as a public notice of marriage licenses issued to these individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick A. Serina, Jr
Lilac St. Mary A. Settinert
Wainwright
William R. Burke
WN. McBride
St. Augustine J
New York Central Takes Customers On Tour
Syracuse Journal reports a New York Central rail plant tour valued at 25 million dollars for about 140 traffic managers and guests aboard the Delta Nu Alpha special train. Narrators John Delaney and Clifford Grimes described the DeWitt yard, Belle Isle coal piles, and yard expansions including five new tracks worth 750 thousand dollars. Officials and Delta Nu Alpha leaders from Syracuse and New York attended, with praise for the Central’s civic service and a nod to rival Lackawanna facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York Central
Delta Nu Alpha
Syracuse University
John B. Delaney
James P. Dervin
Harry D. Vail
Central Lines
Buffalo
New York
Robert J. Lynch
Carl Mattern
Walter Barnes
Arthur Brazell
John C. Sommer
DeWitt
John Hobb
Ers
C. Burton Williams
James T. Howells
Joseph Carroll
J. Robert Morton
Harold Copp
Auburn
Donald McPherson
Traffic Club of
Virgil D. Cover
James McMahon
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Frank G. Love
Love
D.N.Y
the Central
H. C. Schmidt
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Lackawanna
Crusade Host To Sunday Schools
Tonight's Centennial Crusade program at First Baptist Church Syracuse gathers delegates from city Sunday schools competing for four attendance awards with prizes including a $25 book set. Evangelist Dr Henry Hawkins continues talks on Whosoever Shall Call and Old Time Religion with All Church Night. Reverend George J Stoddard chaired, music led by Harold Alexander and wife. The three week Crusade ends Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ For Greater
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Jor Henry Hawkins
George J. Stoddard
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Harold Alexander
Four First Aid Classes Scheduled by Red Cross Chapter
Syracuse and Onondaga County Red Cross Safety Services announces four first aid classes two standard and two advanced. Joseph Levine will teach the tonight standard course at 7:30 to 9:30 at 749 S Warren St with 17 registered. Advanced sessions include women’s auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire Department and a Syracuse University ski group course. 50 medical students are now taking standard instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Services Department of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Barney Meltzer
S. Warren St
Joseph Levine
Henry Rubenstein
Baldwinsville
Lauretta S. Neongass
Lphanter Safety Services
WHI
Syracuse University
University Motor Service Unit
Watch Returned After Disappearance
A watch valued at 35 dollars was returned to Alfred Papenfus of Pitcher Hill after disappearing last week. Two boys aged nine and seven, seen with the watch, were questioned by Sgt. Leo Beebe. The watch had been hung on a tree branch near Diner wadel's Grove before it went missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Beebe
Sheriff's Office
Alfred Papenfus
Pitcher Hill
Dinerwadel’s Grove
George Schile
Beebe
Pitcher Hill School
Lottery Case Arraignments Due Today
DEFENDANTS named in a sealed indictment related to lotteries are to be arraigned in County Court today likely this afternoon. Attorney Paul R. Shanahan had a trial in Police Court this morning and will present the defendants in County Court after that case. This morning in County Court before Judge Lea W. Breed three persons pleaded guilty or purity pleas and were held for sentencing. Walter E. Thornton, 23, of 1230 Water Street, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of unlawful entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Shanahan
Lea W. Breed
Walter E. Thornton
Water St
Woman Guilty Of Second Degree Forgery and Burglary
Marie Kelly 29 of the Winchester Hotel pleaded guilty to second degree forgery for signing another’s name on a car transfer and a check after buying cigarettes. Robert Wing 34 of 115 Clinton is sentenced as a second offender after pleading guilty to third degree burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kelly
Winchester
Cig
Robert Wing
Clinton At
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S.J
General Hospital Organized Reserve
S P.M
Knights of St. John
St. Daniel's Church Hall
Court St
George F. Penfield, Jr
George F. Penfield, Sr
R. D. 1. Clay
Randolph Air Force Base
Barksdale
Air Force Base
Penfield A
Penfield
Democratic Women's Club Meeting
Onondaga
Dale Carnegie
Central New York Power Corp
Rusterboltz & Russell
War Memorial Committee
State Commercial Machine Dealers
Socialist Labor Party
Bcuse
Optimist Club
Generasxa
Prodential Life Insurance
Onendana
Dodee Brothers Motors Division
State Farm Conference Board
Sonotone Corp
Ano B L. & W
Onon- Ana
Onondaga Health
Cancer Committee
Women of Rotary
Nicholas Markovich
Anna
Masuccis
Kirkpatrick St
Wilam A. Beasley
Virginia
Amidont
East Syracuse
Francis C. Scho
Anna Socx
McBride
Dabloner
Anc
Paythe A. Davey
West Monroe
Forrest Jemaines
Myrtle
Jones
Walrath Rd
Edgar J. Falter
Jeanette A. Welch
Phoenix
Carleton G. Condt
Louise M_ Sorzerdinol
Howard St
Charles J. Flood
Loretta
Ganley
Rowland St
Anthony F
Licamele
Josephine Sacco
Hickory St
Lexey
Bowen
Marion J. Copp
Raymond L. Nutting
Dorothy HE. Ries
Richland
Joseph Mika, Jr
Ruth F. Tanousi
Wilkinson
Wilard
Lipe
Barbara Crandall
Manlus
Luke
Anna M. Si
W. Ouondarca St
LeRoy B. Wiborn
Carol J. Carlin
Cicero
Raymond A. Manzhan
Firemen’s Open House
Clemente L. Canino
Hawley Ay
Pedina C
Paralin
Westcott St
Harry 5. Berson
Irving Av
Shirley Glass
E. Genesee St
Edmund K. Wolinszek
Titty Marcellus
Henry J. Kobos
Olssen
Charlotte J. Olsiewski
Vann St. Bernard Martin
E. Adams
Harriet L. Wallace
Irving
William P. Shannon, Jr
W. Kennedy
Max Mitnick
W. Geneare
Carolyn Freedman
Kensington
Robert N. Cummins
Oneida St
Stella D. Ostroski
Hawley Av
Nunzio Caruso
Alvord St
Jean Wolfe
N. Y. Central
Belle Isle
Churchell Coal CO
Chamberlins
Stationers Producers of Fine Printing
W. Jefferson ST
Argus
Ompur
Enippendey
Imma Ser. I. Grafiex
Balser
Charles F
Dusea
Ansen
Camera Shop
S. Warren
Fulton Photo Supply Co
Fulton
N, Y
WFBL
Dewey
Chicago
WSYR
Dad aCe
Wma Arts
Propley
Quick Shoe Repair
Schieder
Dehee
Optician
Geese
Syracete
M. Ye Ground
R. H. Taggart
Uc RN
Ronson
Roth
E. Washington ST
NTA
Stone Piano CO
Stone Piano GO
Central High School
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