Seven Orphaned Children After Death of Seventh Baby
Seven children aged 15 to infant, offspring of Jobe Hei and Mrs Mary Bell, become orphans after the seventh child dies at Syracuse General Hospital following a Sunday night birth. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at the Warners home with burial in Maplesrove Cemetery.
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Jobe Hei
Mary Bell
Warners
Syracuse
Ueaperstaws Hospital
Ding
Gwendolyn
Fells Pare
George Zetter
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Maplesrove
Knights Templar to Hold Military Ball
Plans for the sixty second annual military ball of Central City Commandery 25 Knights Templar were announced today. The dance will be in the bidroom of the Masonic temple on Washington's birthday. Feb. Acceptances have been received from representatives of the grand lodge Scottish Rite Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Grand Court Royal and Select Masters Order of DeMolay Order of the Easter Star Order of Amaranth White Shrine of Jerusalem and the Handow Girls.
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Central City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Washington
Roral Archdfasens
Order of DeMolay
Order of the Easter Star
Order of Amaranth
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Judgments Awarded to Two Plaintiffs in German Town Dispute
Judge Sutton B. Parsons granted 91,215 to Herbert Sutter, 293 Leipr eis and 260 to Ederhardt Snoehrer, and 729 Lotist against two former friends in Germanys. Plaintiffs Aspert Schneider and co plaintiffs were represented by Early Fresh pran and Martin Meltzer.
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Aspert
Schneider
Teliow
Thieves Break In At Jonny J Burns Grill
Last night burglars smashed the front door of Jonny J Burns grill at 103 Slogum Ave with kicks and escaped with eight dollars from a cash register. Police reported discovery today and recovered minimal details.
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Jonny J. Burns
Flack to Talk Central on Ideas Move the World
City Business Institute students will hear John Bu Flack give an address on morning. The topic will be Ideas Move the World.
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City Business Institute
John Bu
Flack
Peroial Ie
Police Assist Needy Family In Syracuse Coal Aid
Two Syracuse officers Harold Seth and Gerald De Mass helped a sick mother and her three children by obtaining 200 pounds of coal from Jackson School after the welfare department could not provide it until Friday. They started a furnace fire and stayed as neighbors watched.
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Syracuse
Harold Seth
Gerald de Mass
Bessie Fay
Southay
Mra Fay
Welfare Department
le Zelle
de Mass
Jackson School
Fay
Elderly Woman Gets First Permanent Wave
An 85 year old woman from 714 Tallman Street visits a beauty shop to receive her first perm as a surprise for her grandson Munson Cook who will visit next week. She has 62 years of experience, five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She declines a manicure and says she does not want shiny nails.
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Esek
Mary
Grear
Abe
Wealth in Wartime Draft Proposal By Senator Lee
United States Senator Josh Lees introduced a wartime measure at a Syracuse banquet attended by over 13 000 teachers to draft the nation s wealth as insurance of peace and to power wartime manpower The Oklahoma speaker argued education is slow and urged government authority to compel wealth draft to speed world peace The event at Hotel Syracuse honored Cy Alverson with other speakers including Mrs Marsverite S Welch Harold C Newton Frederick L Stone and Emily Tarbell Mr Benm toastmaster.
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United States
Josh
Lee
Syracuse
Cy Alverson
Senator Lee
Marsverite S Welch
Siracuse Teachers’ Association
Harold C. Newton
Frederick L. Stone
New York State Teachers’ Association
Emily Tarbell
National Education Association
Joseph J. Benm
Trial of Jokes Unched at Oswego
Oswego February reports a parole status and burglary case tied to Frank Jones of Syracuse. Fingerprint testimony from J T Moines of the FBI aided the prosecution while state police expert Elmer LaPointe compared prints. Officials prepared to rearrest Jones if parole ends. defense costs led to court appointment.
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Syracuse
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J.T. Moontes
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Syracua
Sergt
Elmer LaPointe
Jones
Onondaga County
Onondaga
Ozsexo
Wden Brown
Bishop Names Group for Election of Bishop
Report from the Diocese of Central New York on forming a nominating committee for bishop coadjutor. Six members, split clergy and lay, to receive nominations and present 5 to 10 names to the diocesan convention. Nominations may be sent in writing to any member. Previous attempts included Rev Dr Banner and Rev Mr Sewier, with Dr Oliver Hart later declining.
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Giocese
Central News Tages
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Utes
Ave
Sotera
Sebed
Ctiet
de Paniisz W. Moore
Steete
Soactiv
Jaymes
I Nan
Banner
Sewier
Oliver I Hart
Washington, D. C
Bent
Bri
Allen Chalmers To Speak In May Lecture Series
Allen Knight Chalmers, minister of Broadway Tabernacle Church in 7 City, presents the fourth lecture in the League for Industrial Democracy series. He will discuss New Frontiers in World Conflict at Memorial Unitarian Church in May, introduced by Rev Dr Ray Freemn Jenney and Warsten Winkelstein chairing, with a formal post talk period.
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League For Industrial Democracy
Allen Knight Chalmers
Broadway Tabernnacle
J Memorial Unitarian “Church
Syracuse
Podiatry Society Set to Meet Sunday at Syracuse
The Grandaga division of the State Podiatry Society will meet Sunday at Hotel Syracuse to discuss an extensive program. The event features a lecture with motion pictures by Dr. Martin L. Finkelstein of Oneida, assisted by Harry G. Levy of Cortland, president of the Onondaga division.
Woman Suffers Ankle Injury After Fall
A 31 year old woman, Mrs Josephine Sanson of 631 Scoville, was taken to St Joseph Hospital after falling in the 406 block of North Saline Street. She was evaluated for a possible fracture and transported by ambulance for medical examination this morning.
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Joesphie ‘Sanson
St Joseph Hospite
Emoy Argage Author Dies in Nebraska Loss
Mra Avena Ranka Barris, 51, former Syracusan author of several plays, died at her Omsha Nebraska home after a heart ailment. She leaves husband Martin B. Harris, a son Martin Barris Jr., daughter Jane Barris, sister Mrs Mary Ranka, and brothers including Charles Kanka. Remains to be buried in Syracuse at St Marys cemetery. funeral held Saturday. vault interment pending. The Optometric Society dinner meeting in Syracuse tonight will feature Lueck as speaker.
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Avena Ranka Barris
Omsha
Neb
Mary Ranka
Collingwood Av
Charles Kanka
Syracuse
St. Mary's Cemetery
Martin B. Harris
Martin Barris Jr
Jane Barris
Sirs Lewis Calder
New York City
Frank
John
United States Navy
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The readable portions describe a medical or pharmaceutical product with endorsements from doctors and druggists and approval by a health authority. The text is garbled, but indicates a long-standing use and broad advocacy for a treatment.
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