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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1938
Page
11
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The Central Index absent of the Camemunits Chest and Counc has voted to change its name to Social Service Exchange aligning with a national policy. Announcement by Judes Leo, chair. Annual meeting notes Vets on change in name. Vivian LaVor reported the exchange handled about 54,909 names for private and public social agencies. Helen Walmsley outlined working relationships between group work agencies. Elizabethen Mint, Mag eian Butler, Alexis N. Sivench and Ken Reinhardt elected to the executive committee.
A movement to conserve the eyesight of boys and girls was revealed in a program announced by Onondaga County district school superintendents. Trustees teachers and electricians are summoned to attend illustrated lectures on modern classroom lighting first to be held at North Syracuse High School next Monday at 7:20 pm. James W. Bigity of the Central New York Power Corporation will compare forms of lighting.
Mrs Mollie Finn, sister of the late Rev James Farrell former pastor of St Tacy s Church, died Tuesday in Michigan while working. Survivors include her sons Clair Finn of Bersenvield XI 5 and Ror Finn of Detroit, two sisters Mrs William Bastins of Syracuse and Mrs John Moran of Flushing, and brothers Michael Farrell of Philadelphia and Leo Farrell of Syracuse. Funeral arrangements listed for Syracuse.
A Feb 2 bill by Senator Francis L. McEtzer of Syracuse proposes replacing current practice. Towns would pay the full cost of arrests in many prosecutions instead of sharing with the state. The measure aims to fund arrests by constables and peace officers connected with police, affecting state fines distribution and departmental funding.
County commissioners announced a transfer of 55,000 from county funds to WPA to pay for tools used in the meter Creek sewerage treatment project. The move was described as urgent though not covering the full estimated project cost.
State Supreme Court notice in Geneva NY outlines a judgment and public sale process for parcel described by metes and bounds. It specifies proceedings at the Oneida County Clerk’s office and Guardian County Court in Utica with dates in 1935, naming George G. Ditmars as clerk and detailing parcel boundaries and lines.
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