Fellowship Meet Crash Injuries Reported in Timperial Incidents
Readable fragments describe a fellowship meet incident with injuries to multiple individuals including J. L.bbisinw and Janet Wackis, plus victims identified as Macholas Bce Satos and Erane Muller. Police reports reference Bellevue scene, a Perechor driver, and a summons to Albert Shaw for failure to yield right of way.
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Eressis
Nist
Lectle
Lion
Storer G
Garten
Artior Footsarham
Getice Caf
Hick
Daverve
Sree
Wisk
Janet Wackis
Cuebell
Catshier
Tan Maers
Satos
Apul James At
Feuers
Eons C Fredenberg
Hotel Gafnry
Ns X
Adams
Dana
B. Eblort
Roslin
Tomneend
el Adams
Selina
Asainer
Smeckup
Dvvan Snuth
Selemma
Csi
Fasahem
Paweiman Stewart Heller
Isues
Albert Shaw
Witier
Hildebrand
Miss Dower
Snowbound New York roads thaw as freeze danger grows
Snowfall across Central New York dumped five to six inches with drifts in rural areas. By Sunday warm air caused rapid thaw then a sharp freeze creating perilous streets. County and landing crews aided by plows cleared main routes as temperatures dropped to single digits overnight.
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New York
Kishwase
Sid Ny Aide
Aar
First Good Will Rally at St Luci s Church
The First Good Will Inner Monday Night event at St Lucia’s Church on Monday evening at 6 30 features Fred G Utton head of the Onendara Good will Association as chaperone and Wexamder L Sacl as notmaster Speakers include Michael ag arda Rome representing the Catholics Rabbi Samuel Folk of Yites Barre Pa representing thet reve and Rev Dr Ray Freeman Kenney representing the Protestants Rev Berea Lose of
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Staton
Ardito
St. Luci’s
Fred G
Utton
Onendara Good
Ehasrian
Wexamder L. Sacl
Michael Agarda
Rome
Samuel Folk
Yites-Barre. Pa
Ray Freeman Kenney
Berea
Gloomy World Lit By Church's Glow
Rev Joseph Roose of New City described a four-de ship issue in church walls urging Christians to view the troubled world with faith. He cited war, horror, and China and Japan, but urged optimism through God’s redeeming power and the Church of Christ’s global reach. Services include a Sunday program and a Monday night talk by Ria of Boston with a Wednesday men’s day and a church supper for members.
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Joseph
Roose
New City
Susda
China
Japan
Germany
Ria
Boston
Tribute paid Mrs Newton at special memorial service
Memorial services conducted by Alpha Delta sorority honored Mrs Min Bit I Newton longtime chapter house mother at 195 Euchday. She died Saturday in University Hospital. Rev Liosd Stamp officiated with Miss Batty Krouss presiding. Surviving are a sister and two nieces. Burial at Saratoga Springs expected Tuesday. Mrs Newton widow of Dr Leroy Newton of Greentiet a, Massachusetts.
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Alpha Delta Sorority
Min- Bit I. Newton
Newton
University Hospital
Liosd FL Stamp
Methodist
Syracuse University
Batty Krouss
Jeddie Sefuors
Forace W. Webster
Fred A. Gelaart
Helen ML Johnson
Dezwreiz
Mick
Surial
Saratoza Springs
Leroy Newton
Greentieta, sYass
Church Groups Plan Dance and Card Party
Church groups sponsor a joint dance and card party at St. Pauls Church Burnet Ave Mar ea EL on a Friday night. Holy Name Society and the Queen of VIt wag a St. Tin cent de Pauls will host from 8 to 10 pm with admission details to be announced.
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Holy Name Society
St. Tincent de Pauls
Burnet Av
Marea EL
William F Welter 89 Dies in Syracuse and Liverpool
William F Welter age 89 died in Liverpool and Syracuse after a long career in clothing retail and wholesale He served as first president of the Arion S나ssng Society and worked with Yates Clothing Peck Company and EWards Sons before retirement in 1915 Survivors include three daughters two sons and a brother in law with burial planned at Woodlawn Cemetery
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Carl E. Welter
Syracuse
Charles A. Z
Fh Eauss
Aremess
Woerner
First Ward
A.C Yates Clothing Company
W. Fr. Peck Com Yaar
Europe
Ime
EW. Eawards & Sons Company
Waheba Rermained
Arion Smmsg
Welterimeray
Frederick C. Ellerman
St Paul's Lutheran Craren
Woodlay
Ster
William Balz
James A. Playt
William D
Carl
Jack Welter
William F. Welter
CCC Man Jailed For Using U S Car
A GUL enrollee Bartlett 31 of Groosisn, a member of Green Lakes Park cams, is fined 225 and sentenced by Justice Dexis to three months in Onondaga County for creating an illicit key to government vehicles and using a car without permission for personal use.
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Groosisn
Green Lakes Park
Cams
Justice Dexis
Faseteriic
Onondaga County
Sterday Om
Bartlett
Museum opening announced by New York officials
Officials from Syracuse University announce the opening of a museum. Visiting hours are set from 20 to 22 a.m. and 1 to S$ p.m. Forester museum ic yt Saturday.
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Thio
New York
Syracuse University
Forester Museum
Ic Yt
Saturdars
Fear and Britain to Aid Nazi Rise Commented
Prof. D. Philip of Syracuse University warned that rapprochement between England and Germany after Eden’s resignation could threaten world peace. He cited Lord Halifax’s apparent friendliness toward Nazi Germany and feared Britain abandoning France to bolster Hitler, deeming it a dangerous shift in international relations.
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Germany
Slarm
D. Philip F
Syranue University
Anthony
Eden
Tavier
Biden
Lord Halifax
France
Hitler
Heath Strikes City Beauty Ace Funeral Notice
For the second time in three weeks Mrs Margarite Eastman Zire widow of Lisman Listman, dies after a long illness. Funeral plans list services at Mrs Cane’s home on Wednesday at 2 pm with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons J Palin Listman and Lewis Listman, a sister Mrs Thomas Dicks, and several grandchildren. The deceased was native of Washington DC and member of Danforth Tasted Church.
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Sorrexs
Margarite Eastman Zire
Cane
Woodlawn Cemeter
Youth and Religion Is Discussed
Three speakers at Delaware Baptist Church Sunday night based observations on a recent survey of south area youth. The quiz found three quarters believe in God and half admit they doubt religious prover. Speakers Miss Dorothy Hurlsinger Miss Roberta Foreman Pierson and Lee Weller spoke on sincerity and practical faith under Miss Carol Giles supervision.
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Delaware
Baptist Church
Carol Giles
City Normal
Dorothy Huvsinger
Gish School
Roberta Foreman Pierson
Lee Weller
Child of Missing Father Stricken In
Mrs Herman Ebster of 406 Hickory Street worried over her year and a half old daughter Carol Ebster who fell ill after her father went missing last November. The child was taken to Crouse-Jewing Hospital and is believed to be slightly improved today.
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Herman Ebster
Hickory St
Carol Dan Epster
Stocken
Crouse- Jewing Hospital
Fire Destroys Bedroom Fire at 225 Salina Street
Firefighters halted a blaze that broke out in a first floor bedroom at 225 Salina Street late yesterday afternoon. The alarm rang around 5:15 p.m., and only minor damage occurred before crews extinguished the flames.
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Salina
Lone veteran forms Grand Army of the Republic post
The last surviving member of Lilly Post 66 reorganizes into a new GAR post. Dr Gretton H L Mennet of Los Angeles, commander in chief, cites dwindling turnout from 2605 to under 600 in the nation, with under 200 GAR members remaining in New York State, per past Commander W R Dolan.
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Lilly
Dwiskt
Landon
Grand Army of the Republic
Tole
Gretton HL Mennet
Los Angeles
GAR
United States
Mennet
Ror W. Dolan
Sons of Union
New Fork
Dolan
Herd Inspection Schedule for Onondaga County Farms
Two days of herd inspection were announced by the Onondaga County Farm Bureau dairy committee this week. Inspectors will study Reeves Guernsey farm and Minor Holstein farm on Tuesday morning and Jersey and Holstein farms including Bardwell's Holstein farm on Wednesday afternoon, with times around 9 30, 3 39, and 1 00.
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Hero
Une
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
W._ EB Field
Edward Reeves
Beaatiful 1 year old Barbara Lorber crowned prettiest baby
Barbara Ann Lorber, 1, of Syracuse shown here as an early winner in a national contest, with parents Mr. and Mrs. Harsid Lorber of Poughkeepsie and Syracuse. The child’s photo has graced many periodicals after earning first prize in an eastern division and fifth in the national contest under Naval Association of Department Stores. The Lorbers have moved to Syracuse and plan a kitchen lore for the future.
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Barbarana Lorber
Syracuse
Kenssdy St
Harsid Lorber
Merty
Poughteer
America
Barbara Amleg
Barbara Ann
Borbers
Obituary Notes at Calvary East Interment Details
Oral services were conducted for Albert F L Eitor this afternoon at 2 oclock with interment at Bar Association plots. Attendees include J Oat Clarice Spencer Edward Moore Harry Skerritt veng Higbee Charles Shendan Wham Gerber and Charles Coox. Active pallbearers listed include Lea Carroll Carling Fefenstein Obe L Dewey Cean McKenzie Thomas O Brewster Dr Hows jard Lyman Emeer Hardmas Davies H Peters Roy C Woed De Elward J E Morris Burcliver S Hills John W Ereoushur Ferguson Segar Hall Judge 2 B BS Parsons George Soriges.
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Albert FL
Eitor P
Laver
Calvary
Emeer Hardmas
Davies H. Peters
Roy C. Woed- de
Elward J. E. Morris
Burcliver S. Hills
John W. “Ereoushur Ferguson
Ségar Hall
BS. Parsons
Georrerence Soriges
Lutheran Ministers to Speak Over Radio
Lutheran ministers will speak over radio as part of the Stracuss Council of Churches services. The program will feature Rev. John Dudde of Wednesday, Rev. Christ en of Zens Church, Rev. John M. Joslino of the Atonement, Fridar Schafer a Syracuse University student counselor, and Rev. E. J. Molienauer of St Joan's Church.
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Stracuss Council of Churches
John Dudde
Chrisen
Zens Church
John M. Joslino
Fridar, Schafer
Syracuse Universty
E. J. Molienauer
St Joan's
Dinner to Honor Jeremiah Cross at Hotel Syracuse
A testimonial dinner honoring Jeremiah Jeremiah Cross is planned in Onondega County by the American Legion. The event is set for Monday evening at Hotel Syracuse. Committee leader Reymond Giani foytt heads the war committee with Dr J L Snyder of East Syracuse as chief master of ceremonies.
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Jeremish Francis Cross
Onondega County
Evering
Syracuse
Reymond Gianifoytt
JL. Fl Snyder
East Syracuse
Canter Timander
Traffic Lights Knocked Out After Skidding Crash
Police report that traffic signals near Fasete Park were knocked from a pole after a car skidded, leaving officers to direct traffic. Joseph Nerhart, 62, of 2712 Midland Av, tangled with a State Street intersection as his car struck a pole and sent signals tumbling, with officers Earl Nicholson and Jana Joseph Bans assisting.
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Fasetie Park
Nortiwese Cvor
S. State
E. Jefferson
Joseph Nerhart
Stei
Earl Nicholson
Jana Joseph Bans
Giant to Celebrate His 20th Birthday Party
AiTox reports a 20th birthday celebration for Giant with a party planned on Tuesday. Harold F. Wadlew, the father of the celebrant, mentions the event will be a regular party with limited amenities.
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Giant
AiTox
Wadiow
Liz Meres
Alton
Harold F. Wadlew
Utica Clothing Union Buys Is Own Plant
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers union plans to separate the plant from Sonnetorn Brothers Inc and operate the facility under a time shape. The plant employs up to 239 people and will continue garment production for Sonnetorn Clothes Corporation under new ownership led by Fritz Oberndar, nephew of Joseph and Herman Seanshorn. The change follows the union securing a 40 contract work arrangement as the plant remains in operation after years of production.
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Uimica
Unic
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Bongat
Sonnetorn Brothers, Inc
Iil
Sonnetorn Clothes
Comnoranon
Fritz
Membres
Parson George B Parsons Addresses IS TE Patvicular Meeting
A speech delivered by Artsemolyman George B Parsons at a lanePeon meeting of the Semtish Rite Cia Moadey marking the organization’s commemoration. The fragmented text notes the event and its commemorative purpose.
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Artsemolyman
George B. Parsons
Fragmentary clipping on pep and popularity trends
Readable lines suggest a fragmented piece discussing popularity tied to energy and social appeal. Mentions of a sect, elimination, and welfare themes appear, but the text is heavily garbled with missing context and unclear subjects. No coherent events or identifiable names to anchor a concrete report.
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