Death Claims Mrs Muench in Adspital
An obituary note reports the death of Mrs Muench in a local hospital. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a hospital admission and passing.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1938
Page
13
An obituary note reports the death of Mrs Muench in a local hospital. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a hospital admission and passing.
A garbled police report notes a theft at Sanderson plants with an escape mysterious in progress. It mentions an individual seen making rounds near a pool area and involvement of local authorities in Astarch and Archiold districts.
A board of trustees plan introduces using the Syracuse library’s top floor as an extension for the museum. Paul Paine presents the proposal to convert the duplicate room into a display or storage area, with the current periodical room repurposed for items.
The session led by Beara Education and Job Appledvornt of the School of Speech at Syracuse University will address wage and hour issues. Participants include educators and students in a public discussion on proposed legislation and its impact on workers.
An 1838 feature discusses improvements in transoceanic telephone work, noting diplomatic and regulatory pressures. It mentions Taft era figures, Mussolini’s Latin American interests, and the role of A T and T in cross Atlantic communications while touching on TVA politics and anti-lynching debates.
Hundreds attend the Bohemian Carnival of Artists at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. An advance sale of 1,509 tickets plus door sales and proceeds from prizes funded the event. A continuous variety show featured games, crafts demonstrations, and auctions of art works. Directors included Ruth Randall Helen Durney Ruth Ho Lee Marjorie Garfield Hibbard B Kline and Ormstead.
The text recalls Willian A. Rapp, a 19th century Syracuse police sergeant, and notes his grandson W E B Rapp modernizing and rearranging the station house. It mentions changes at the duty station, new signals, railings before the detective offices, and the removal of dated wood.
Tentative draft of a center plan to the metropolitan with mark was on its way to Washington for a day. Substate producers here list directing the Metropolitan Co operative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency advanced their recommendations which will be adjusted fair to all parties to justify and capable of enforcement later Washington to be submitted to state author and subsequently to delegates of the agency with expectations it may be enforced.
Miniature camera enthusiasts gathered Friday night at Clintor Street to form the Syracuse Miniature Camera Club. The new organization plans an extensive program of lectures and instruction in miniature photography.
Albert Eckel burial service scheduled for Monday at Calvary Church with funeral leaders Rev Gene Dartlett and Rev Dr Charles A Fulton. He leaves two daughters Mrs V Parker of New York City and Miss Elizabeth C Eckel, a son Frederick C Eckel, and wife Elizabeth Taarer. Central Lodge 308 to conduct rites with burial at Morningside Cemetery.
A representative cites the current egg market as a concern for producers facing low prices. The article notes imports to New York State at about 25 cents per dozen locally, with Hancock mentioning last year China shipped ENON dozen eggs, reflecting ongoing supply pressures and price declines.
Kennett Boehner, 19, son of Mr and Mrs August Beehner of 162 Harwent Av, chosen as president of the student council. The meeting marked yesterday with Vee Macalini and Mrs Charles Macadair as vice presidents. Other members listed include Don ald Cobb, Thomas Boggs, Pred Harver, Douglas Allerohn Cot Bourn, dack Sw Walter Grady, and Lawrence Wilkinson.
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