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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1931
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references Syracuse service and March timetable changes, mentioning General Motors units and multiple districts. Details are incomplete, with garbled phrases about percentages and stations, preventing precise summarization of events or entities.
The Wainwright family faces a grim burial plan with the children's bodies and their father’s in the same region. The case status shows guilty pleas, adjournments, and bail issues as proceedings continue. A grand courtroom appearance highlighted by tense motions and police reports framed the day’s events.
A man visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Hooper at Marietta, identified as W E Winne, died suddenly in what was reported as death by natural causes. The scene and details indicate a medical condition led to the fatal event.
Canal traffic shows record tonnage in first two weeks of 1930 season. Total 186,529 tons by Saturday night with 114,060 tons locked through in the week ending last Saturday. Syracuse area handles unusual business. soda ash shipments from Solvay Process Co and Diamond Match Co transfers noted. Wheat totals reach 65,556 tons in two weeks, with 8,531 last week from grain elevators. barley 3,362 tons.
A district field day for seven churches in the West district of the New York Conference will open Friday at 10 o'clock with Rev. W. C. Chamberlin of Aurora preaching. Program includes an address by Rev. Rostall of Elmira, music by Miss Ethel Walker of Syracuse, noon members meeting, and a closing service at 5 o'clock led by Rev. Dr. John Richards of SSMC.
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldarim of Creve will be the featured speaker at the Spring Tuneheon meeting of the Symenne Federation. The program starts at 6:40 p.m. at Oldae Sire. Simon Cohen will perform songs while Miss Sylvia Kare accompanies Afra Cowen. Committee members include Mrs E J Lienerman and Mrs Mate Russell with others assisting. Address: 128 E Lntayetts av.
A fragmented OCR note shows the Syracuse Exchange Club event at the Ontario Hotel Thursday noon. It mentions Chartes W. Hawes and a spanker or speaker, with unclear references to Goabicin and veghiee. The readable portion confirms a club talk scheduled for midday.
John Gothian, a Syracuse scout accompanying a Venezuelan interior expedition, writes from the field about life among the Andes and interior regions. The report describes local wildlife and terrain as the party travels with the Syracene Unl ere z group.
A letter from John Baficflan of Syracuse University recounts an Andean expedition. He notes heat, a drive to recover live monkeys and parrots, and the crew connected with scouting. The party began toward the coast with gear and specimens, leaving Wan Curran and the author 35 kilometers from camp as they faced 20 days to reach the next station.
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