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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1938
Page
10
As of Fei. 24 BSGT notes show 39 percent of taxes paid in the city, with total arrears totaling $255.82 and ongoing charges elevating interest. The discussion cites six collections in a year as a key factor driving Syracuse's elevated debt service.
Highlights of a historic constitutional contention in Philadelphia in 1787 and the celebrated figures of George Washington were featured at a Washington dinner sponsored by patriotic societies of Syracuse. Attendees included Louis J. Waters, Rev. Dr. Herbert G. Codkinston, Mrs. Howard L. Cross, Mrs. Winifred F. Potter, and members of DAR, Sont of Union Veterans, and Daughters of 1812.
Ernest Deming, clerk of the board of supervisors, said county officials will decide whether to approve or condemn WPA projects tomorrow after a courthouse conference. He noted officials who supported funding will be pressed for a clear stance and indicated the board has already reviewed the proposed projects.
Prominent business and professional members of the Pilgrims Roundup will stage their annual wideup roast Thursday evening at the clubhouse on E-Sefeta turnpike. Delegations to Cortland and Rochester will attend. Dinner at seven, James D. Mee l governor, acting as toastmaster. Toasting ceremonies and talks by Assemblyman George B. Parsons and others follow.
A fragmentary weather note indicates a shift from snowy conditions to milder temperatures, with local officials noting a forecasted pause and later changes. The report references timing and regional impact but lacks full details.
Syracuse University officials will discuss tonight a plan for a 150 pound varsity team and a 119 pound junior squad, plus compulsory blood tests for entrants. The proposal would reward defeated managerial candidates with passes to university athletic events as compensation for years of scrub duty, and integrate Wieserman blood tests into regular physicals.
Witnesses testified that rental income from the Whitlock Memorial Building at 276 480 S Salina Street is insufficient to meet mortgage interest. The owner seeks a reduction of the 1933 assessment from 130 008 to 260 900, the 1937 reduced amount. Trial of the assessment certiorari action is in progress. Attorneys McKeean Bachman appear for Mrs Nellie Whitteck Hopton. Roger Baldwin and George Driscoll for the city.
Robert W. Schacter of 225 Forest Hitt er, paralyzed for six years and confined to Onondaga County Hospital, won a $500 prize in the missing phrase contest sponsored by P. Loritiara Company. He plans to use the money for treatment costs doctors say may help his health.
Surrogate Court of Onondaga County issues notice to creditors of Hersert J LeighTon late of Syracuse County of Onondaga to present claims with vouchers to Emil Hansen administrator at Went Water Street Syracuse by April 1935. Public notice requires filing before deadline.
Snow statues on the Syracuse University campus were melted by milder conditions ruining plans for the winter carnival. Snow art frats and sororities had prepared displays while Robert McBrier, carnival director, faced doubt about continuing the event amid budget worries and repeated postponements.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths Feb 2 to Feb 24 in various cities. Mentions survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Services and cemetery details reference St Agnes, Holy Romy, Onondaga, and other local plots with dates, times, and funeral directors.
The Home Owners Loan Corp forecloses on real estate in Onondaga County titled in the name of John F. Galvin and Katherine M. Galvin and others. The action sets a sale at the property, detailing the court date and location for the foreclosure proceedings.
An OCR read of a 1930s car dealer ad details Ford models and miscellaneous autos. It mentions Ford, Hupmobile, Adams Street addresses, prices around 53 to 75, and dealer notes on vehicle condition and availability. Specifics are fragmented but indicate a used car sale listing hub on Adams Street with several makes and prices.
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