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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1950

Page

73

Rural Life Institute Studies Rural Church Problems

More than 73 clergy and laymen from the Southern Tier gathered at Hartwick College for the first Rural Life Institute to discuss rural church challenges. Edger Mitchell of WGY urged shared stewardship of land and future generations, stressing church as a key agent in passing on values and peace. The keynote by Rev. Harry Graham of the New York State Grange urged maintaining the church’s spiritual role, while Rev. H H Mahl emphasized locating churches in business and educational hubs. Afternoon sessions split into five groups to address social, practical, and pastoral issues, with sponsors including the New York Grange and Cornell University Rural Life Institute among others.

Oneonta Rural Life Institute Hadwick Edger Mitchell WGY Mitchell Faryt Sr. Mitchell All-Day Conference Harry Graham New York State Grange Fort Plain General Assembly New York State Grange Orsego Pomona Grange Rural Church Committee of Wyoming Wartwick College Dre BL Claude Hardy Howard Williams Harold C. Buckingham Issersmith Manerton Front Row Robert ‘M. Halbert Gilbey

Village to Honor Dr. F. B. Collins

WEBSTUN Residents unite to raise funds for a memorial honoring Dr. Frank B. Collins who died from injuries after an automobile accident. Proceeds will buy a plaque for Webster Public Library, to be dedicated to him. Drive leaders list addresses on South Avenue for contributions.

Pitt Webster Public Library Frank B. Collins Memor Sere South Av Mrsey South Ay

Spencer Man Nabbed for Car Theft

Spencer resident Harold J. Marshall aged 37 was arrested on a first degree car theft charge stemming from an Aug. 30 theft in Spencer. Westchester County police, aiding Tioga County sheriff, took Marshall into custody after a prior Aug. 3 warrant for abandonment of children.

Owego Westchester County Police Tioga County Sheriff's Department Harold J.marshall Spencer Ge and Larieehy Sheriff's Department Marshalon Westchester County

Latvians First DPs To Settle in Norwich

Norwich welcomes the Rosentals, a Latvian displaced family of four, sponsored by the First Baptist Church. Grand Jury delays. Marshall accused of stealing a coupe from Wit. Hiam Elo of Spencer Road. The Rosentals, with daughter Larisa 15 and Zalga, arrive after six years in DP camps in Germany. They left Latvia in 1944 after Mr Rosentals died in an accident. The family toured their new town and will enroll Larisa in Norwich High School.

Marshall Hiam Elo Spencer Rd West Hill New Rochelle Anson Dann Norwich Charles Grif Rosentals Algvine Rosentals Slock New York Robert Towner Latvia Germany First Baptist Church Towner Larisa Norwich High School Zalga Shi

Bridge plan eyed to ease Susquehanna crossing

A resolution by the Board of Education of a centralized district south of Binghamton urges a new bridge across the Susquehanna between Conklin and Kirkwood. The current bridge is called a definite traffic hazard for schoolchildren and the hazardous railroad crossing near Conklin is cited. Officials estimate $510,000 for construction and seek state aid, with the Highway Committee to study the project.

Binghamton Conklin Kirkwood oBaid of Education Broomell Board of Supervisors Arnold E. Tyler District Board of Education Board of Education

Sherburne Budget Sets 1951 Chest Drive at $6000

The Sherburne Community Chest board adopted a $6,000 1951 budget. Oct 9–15 was set as Red Feather campaign week. New contributors include Pratt-Newton Memorial Home, Sherburne Fire Department for Pageant of Bands, and the Overseas Program CROP. Funds listed cover health, youth, church, hospital, and community events with various allocations.

Sherburne Sherburne Community Chest Red Feather Pratt-Newton Memorial Sherburne Fire Department Chrisian Rura Americans Heart American Cancer. Society Boy Scouts American Legion Chenango Memorial Flospital Chase Memorial Hosptal New Berlin

Lutheran Pastors Dine at Johnson City

Lutheran pastors from Southern Tier counties gathered at the Johnson City American Legion club for the third annual dinner and meeting. They shared stewardship ideas for fall programs, with mayor speakers Arthur Kinman Syracuse Fredel Utica and Melvin Yearke Johnson City addressing the group.

Johnson City American Legion Ale Jayman Arthur Kinman Syracuse

Couple Wed In Russian Church Rites In Elmira Heights

Miss Mary Emel and William Bauman united in marriage at the Russian Orthodox Church in Elmira Heights. Rev Damian Krenel officiated with a double ring ceremony. The bride is linked to the Emelsxi and Grand Central Avenue Elmira Heights family. the groom to the Bauman family of Bullhead and nearby areas.

Elmira Mary Emel William Bauman Elmira Heights Damian Krenel Bauma Frank Emelsxi Grand Central Av Elmira Heigh Bauman Hullethea Marion Dethua

Elmira Considers Ban On Heavy Through Trucks

Elmira city council weighs two ordinances to ban through trucks over two tons on select streets. Debate notes hardship for some local businesses and relief for through traffic. Ordinances would restrict heavy trucks on nonconstructed streets, with several streets exempted from prohibition.

Elmira First District Charles A. Emerich Strachen Center St Lake St Lackawanna Av Crescent St Lake Lackatwanna Maxwell Pl Norton St Stephens Pl Lackawanna E. Thurston St Grand Central Warren St

Olin Named As Head Of Highways In Otsego County

Otsego County Board of Supervisors names Francis S. Olin of Cooperstown deputy highway superintendent after the death of Emil W. Spurny of East Springfield. Olin has been a department foreman. the appointment follows a prior vetting dispute involving John A. Miller and Gordon H. Reynolds. A new eligible list and civil service exam are expected, as Miller has left for Delaware County.

Oneonta Otsego County Spurny Civil Service Highway Post Oneonta Public Works John, A. Miller Gordon H. Reynolds Coopers- Lown Reynolds Civil Service, Commission of Miller Delaware County Highway Department Otsego

Sherburne Poultry Show Scheduled at Sherburne Inn

The 12th annual Sherburne Poultry Show will run October 7 to 9 at the Sherburne Inn garage. Club president Clark Van Dusen says entries look strong from a 1950 perspective and plans include several national meets alongside the local event. Walter Van Wiggerin is superintendent and Eugene Lathrop is secretary, with the 4 Hands Future Farmers highlighted and youth educational programs to be devoted.

Sherburne Sherburne Inn Clark van Dusen Sherburne Poultry Fanciers Club Walter van Wiggerin Eugene Lathrop

Chemung Studies Building Project New County Offices Sought

The Chemung county officials eye a single new county office building to replace aging structures. A temporary plan would place offices in Lakes South Market area while old county buildings are razed. Officials from the Board of Supervisors Welfare Bureau and County Treasurer explored leasing Mohican Company space for a combined city and county office complex.

Chemung Studies Elmira Board of Super-stations Veterans Service Bureeu Ralph “D Mohican Court of Southport Pany Lakes Citys

Library to Occupy New Quarters Soon

Elmira Heights plans move to leased 215 East 14th Street after repairs with ownership by P G Coribell of Kew Gardens Long Island. B Dunbar library trustees Catherine Connelly and Mrs Harry J Tuft approve, Thelma King to plan move. Arthur Hawley donates second floor store space since 1949 and continues use until building ready. Monthly rent and librarian salary funded by state aid and county funds. local groups asked to underwrite costs.

Elmira. Heights Arthur Hawley Lbrary Steele Memorial Library Elmira Heights Fereecchief Soweier Ite Chemung County Evans

Mundy to Lead 1950 Chenango County Relief Drive

J Mundy of Norwich has been chosen to head the 1950 Chenango County drive for the Christian Rural Overseas Program. A farm to farm canvass will seek donations of farm products to aid overseas needy. Local committee to set up drop canvassing and organization.

Norwici Joseph Mundy Norwich Chenango County Christian Rural Overseas Catholic Rural Life World Relief The Church Religous Mundy

Rochester Jewish Congregations Welcome Year 5009 Series

Rochester Jewish congregations plan New Year observances marking Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in a schedule beginning tomorrow. Col. Louis G. Kellac chairs a World Trades of Atonement committee meeting of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce discussing the U S role in Reich. The event aims to highlight the era’s themes and include services across local synagogues with traditional rites.

Rochester Doing Germany Louis G. Kellac the World’ Trades of

Seventy-Seven Nurses Graduate From Wilson Memorial

Thirty-seven young women, mostly Triple Cities residents, graduate from Wilson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in its 37th annual commencement at Johnson City High School. Diplomas are awarded by hospital administrator Robert Eckelberger after introductions by Rowena Hull. Mayor Donald Hock of Allentown delivers principal remarks. Beverly Fritsch provides organ music while the student chorus sings.

Johnson City Triple Cities Wilson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing iDonald Hock Allentown Paw Edward Jones Beverly Fritsch Charles L. Foster Church of Blessed Sacrament Fiorence Nightingale Maxene Seaman Dorothy Mae Atchston Ellen Marie Barton Jean Berry Betty Lorraine Brink Barbara Joy Ryan Catherine Chomack Bet Jane Christman Reginamae “J. Cotter Gladys Fl. Bankston Shirley Ann Edwards Joyce Winifred Fehr Peanna Patricia Gaige Eresa Hannon Mathryina Hert Delores Mi Taross AL Ann Wrena

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Southern Tier In Institute Rural Life ‘Institute Hartwick College Ed W. Mitchell Kenneth Augue Milford Emma L Afoore Laurens, Center F. B. Collins Town Olin Mir.olin G. G. Engett Jott Welfare Department Veterans’ Service Department J . Mundy Greene Robert Wicox Church of the Immacuate Conception Louise Delaney James ‘Delaney Wilcox Dudley R. Wilcox Smyrna U.S
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