Rome NY Daily Sentinel 1963

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DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N. Y., WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1963
PAGE TWO
Board of Assessors
Snow Avalanche Kills
Two Taberg Youths'
jGrogan Reappointed by Wood
|ln First Official A c t As Mayor
built at the northwest corAn avalanche of snow from a 100-foot embankmeat along Furnace Creek,'
Mayor Lewis C. Wood, in his portion of his time in the coming to be
of Union and Clinton Sts., and
Taberg, trapped and suffocated T h o m a s Alan Vaile, 14, and Daniel P . Mehl, 13,
first official act this morning, re- weeks and months to the several ner
appointed William B. Grogan, lo- major capital projects that are for the covered artificial - ice
both of t h a t village, late Monday afternoon as the two were walking home after
cal realtor and insurance broker, presently in preliminary stages. skating rink that has been proan afternoon of sledding.
to a three - year term on the Retaining of architects or en- posed by a citizens committee.
Their bodies were found shortly after 7 t h a t evening, buried in about two
Board of Assessors and directed gineers for plans and cost esti- A fourth major undertaking is
that he continue as Board chair- mates has been authorized by the the downtown urban renewal profeet of snow. They were originally t h o u g h t to have been sledding a t the time
Common Council for the $2.5 mil- ject, in eonedion with which forman during 1963.
of the accident, but investiThe mayor said todav that he lion water suply conduit and re- mer Mavor Lanigan^ last week
gation by the Sheriff's
will be devoting a considerable lated facilities, for the firehouse signed a contract with Arthur J.
Reed, Syracuse planing consultDept. concluded t h a t they
ant, for preparation of an apwere walking when an
Roman Was Aboard
plication for an advance of federal planning funds.
overhang of snow gave way
Bond Issue Voted
above them.
The
Council
has voted bond isThe boys were last seen about
sues for the water supply facil3 Monday by Danny Augustine, 13,
j ities and for the flOO.OCO firehouse.
a companion who left the pair
Action on a (190,000 bond issue for
when he got cold and decided to
the skating rink was defergo home. Authorities said the boys,
red pending submission of a cost
had been dead between two andj
The Navy has abandoned the search for the 13 crewmen °'| estimate.
three hours when they were found. |
a missing seaplane that disappeared last Wednesday while on The Board of Estimate and
Thomas was the son of Mr. and
Contract, which will have Anroutine patrol off the coast of Baja California.
Mrs. Charles R. Vaile and Daniel
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
David K. Eiffe, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Eiffe, thony J. Montoya, Wood's successor as Council president, as a
F. Mehl.
N E W OFFICIALS T A K E OVEE — Mayor Lewis C. Wood, right, signs 516 Wellesley Rd., was a mem- Msgr. Edward P. Buttimer, M. R., new member, is expected to inter80 Join Search
ber of the missing crew. Eiffe, P. A., officiating.
view individuals to be retained
the oath of office as Rome's new chief executive a s Common Council PresAbout 80 persons joined in the
an aviation technician third class, Mr. Eiffe today said that on for the various studies mentionident Anthony J. Montoya, a t left, looks on. City Clerk Bernard T. Consearch for the boys after they
had been assigned as a radio op- Monday he received official noti- ed.
failed to return home for supper.
cannon, standing, administered the o a t h to t h e two officials late Monday
erator
with the patrol squadron. fication that his son had died at The mayor said the members
Among them was the Mehl boy's
afternoon. Wood replaces former Mayor Charles T. Lanigan, now Oneida
An official Navy announcement sea.
of the Mayor's Committee on Grif
father, chief of the Taberg Volunsaid, "We regret to announce that David K. Eiffe was born in fiss AFB, had accepted his invitateer Fire Dept., and Joseph Goss- County executive, and Montoya assumes Wood's former position of presiding
Utica on July 5, 1943, son of
ner, whose home the boys had
officer of t h e Council. Montoya will continue to serve also as Democratic there were no survivors and that George H. and Eileen Fitzgerald tion to continue to serve and that
the
13
airmen
have
been
considvisited earlier in the afternoon.
alderman for the Third Ward. Wood and Lanigan are Republicans. Rom- ered lost at sea in the line of Eiffe, and in 1960 graduated from he had concurred in a committee
suggestion for appointment of adAccording to Deputy Sheriffs
the Utica Catholic Academy.
ans will elect a mayor a n d Council president for regular four-year t e r m s duty."
ditional
members.
Francis Broski and Thomas OutAn aviation technician, third
Search planes had sighted the class,
He
said
he expects to have an
next November.
trim, who investigated, Gossner
he enlisted in the Navy in
wreckage of the Martin Marlin January of 1961 after having been announcement on the matter afand the Rev. Raymond Deitz, paspatrol craft late last week, but employed by Oneida Electronics ter he has confered with the
B E P O B T F O R DUTY — T h e city's newest tor of the Taberg Methodist
Church, followed footprints which
prospective appointees.
saw no signs of life. The site was Inc.
firemen, Robert L. Aldrich, 411 F o r d St., at left,
led to the pile of snow.
Two Vacancies
some 275 miles southwest of San His parents survive with three
and Bernard S. Richardson, 409 Scott Ave., reMr. Deitz was the first to find
Diego, the plane's base.
brothers, Daniel, Michael and In the matter of personnel,
ported for d u t y this morning and w e r e assigned to the boys and administered mouthHigh Mass Scheduled
Patrick, and three sisters, Kath- Wood said, two vacancies he will
No. 2 Engine House. Deputy F i r e Chief Don E. to-mouth resuscitation along with
A solemn high Mass of requiem leen, Pamela and Mary Ellen, all seek to fill as soon as possible
deputies. They continued their effor the Rome sailor will be cele- at home, and the maternal grand- are those of city planner and reSmith will supervise their in-service training be- forts to revive the boys at the Tamother, Mrs. Margaret Fitzger- creation director.
Members
of
St.
Michael's
a.m. and Masses in honor of St. At St. Nicholas Church, the brated in St. Peter's Church at 9 ald, New Hartford.
fore permanent assignment in five or six weeks to berg Laundromat where they
The planning post, vacant since
Monday
with
the
Rt.
Rev.
awaited Nunn's ambulance. The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Stephen, the first martyr, will be liturgy of St. Basil the Great will a.m.
a F i r e Dept. company.
the resignation last fall of Fred
boys were taken to Rome Hos- and St. Nicholas Ukrainian Ortho- held at 8 and 10:30 Jan 9
. celebrated on Sunday at 9 a.m.,
D. McCutchen, may be filled if a
pital where Coroner Thomas A. dox Church will celebrate Christ- New Years Masses will be held!
.
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.
.
qualified
appointee can be found
preceded
by
Vespers.
At
9
in
the
Cox pronounced them dead due mas Monday, Jan. 7, according at 8 and 9 a.m. Jan. 14, and
or,
if
not,
may be covered on a
Rome Man's License
evening
the
Compline
and
Matins
Epiphany high Mass will be at
to asphyxia.
consulting
basis.
to the Julian calendar.
with
collect
hymns
of
the
feast
will
10:30 a.m. Jan. 19. After Mass
Gives Last Rites
The recreation position is presChristmas Eve services Sunday will be the solemn blessing of be read. Following the Gloria, the
ently being handled on a part-time
The Rev. Matthew J. Doran, at St. Michael's Church will in- water.
priest will perform the Litiya and
basis by Joseph A. Skwarek of
pastor of St. Patrick's Church, clude Masses at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; Caroling at the homes of parish- blessing of the bread.
the public school system physical
was called to the accident scene confessions from 10 to 11:30 in ioners will get under way at 7 On Christmas morning the Holy
education staff.
to administer the last rites of the the evening, Povetcherie and Litia p.m. Sunday in the city of Rome, Liturgy of St. John Chrysostyn
church to the Mehl boy, a mem- at 11:30 and midnight Mass at continuing at 2 p.m. Monday in will be celebrated at 9 and 10:30 Roystron M. Spencer, 53, tech- Sunday's severe cold froze the Wood also will be seeking apa<viser for steel tubing at pipes in the home of Mrs. Connie pointees to spots designated for a
ber of his parish, He had served 12.
Lowell, Stanwix, Oneida and Ver- a.m. after which the choir will nical
Reveres
Rome Manufacturing Holz, 200 Nock St.
master plumber and a journeyas
an
altar
boy
at
an
anniversary
Christmas morning Mass will be non. The homes of pajishioners visit the parishioners and sing Co. Division, died in the Rome
The new year was started in City Court this morning with
man plumber on the Examining
Mass for his grandfather that celebrated at 10:30 a.m. On Jan. in Taberg, Lee Center, Floyd andj Christmas carols,
She
said
the
plumber
thawed
a 60-day suspension of the driver's license of Joseph F. Morris, morning.
Hospital at 4 a. m. Tuesday. them out, but Monday night they Board of Plumbers and will an8 the Synaxis or Sobor of the other places north of Rome will! Masses will also be celebrated
40, of 506 E. Bloomfidd St.
Thomas was a member of the Blessed Virgin Mary will be cele- take place Saturday, Jan. 12, j at 10 a.m. Tuesday and Wednes- Mr. Spencer, whose home was had frozen again and by early nounce within a few days an apJudge Donald L. Austin also imposed a $25 fine. He told Taberg Methodist Church.
at 1608 Roser Terr., had resided New Year's morning the bath- pointee to the Board of Managday, the Feast of St. Stephen.
brated at Masses at 8 and 10:30 starting at 11 a.m.
Morris, who pleaded guilty to a
room pipes had burst and were ers of Rome Hospital.
The Taberg and Lee Center Volin Rome 10 years.
previously denied count of driving
unteer Fire Departments joined
Proposal Under Study
He was born in Bradford, Eng- spraying water on an electric
while his ability was impaired by Rome Attorneys families and friends of the boys
heater placed there temporarily
land,
May
22,
1909,
son
of
MaurThe
Council has under study the
alcohol, that the suspension would
in the search
ice and Martha Clough Spencer, to keep the pipes unfrozen.
proposal by the joint Hospital
Are Elected
be retroactive to Dec. 17.
Funeral services for Thomas
and came to this country with Police said sparks were coming Board - medical staff committee
This was the day following the
Vaile will be held at 2 Thursday
his
p a r e n t s when he was six from the heater and had the util- for a 76 - bed expansion of the
accident, source of the charge, in By Bar Assn.
ities shut off. The Holz family hosoital, carrying a preliminary
at the Taberg church with Mr.
months old.
which Morris first appeared in
went to her sister's home, that of
Deitz officiating. Burial will be in
In Rome on April 19, 1942, he Dominick Bravo Jr., Upper W. cost estimate in the fl.5 million
Attorney Paul L. Pileckas Maple Hill Cemetery, Taberg.
court.
range. It is hoped that one-third
firemen received the married the former Elinor L. Thomas St.
The charge, brought by Patrol- has been installed as second
He was born in Rome on Jan. A fire New Year's Eve destroy- Tre Dunhams lost a four-bed-1 lRome
of that cost, if the project is aphome that was built 17 * a r "! »t *14 p.m The depart- Thomas.
men Frank Smith and Louis Giar- vice - president of the Oneida 21, 1948, son of Charles R. and ed the Terrance J. Dunham Sr.
The piping was repaired and proved, will be met with federal
room
ment s rural pumper had to travel She survives with his mother, Mrs. Holz and her four sons, Carl,
dino, followed their investigation County Bar Assn.
Mary Austin Vaile, and had al- home, located on the Rome-New
Hill • Burton funds.
of an accident about 2 a.m. that
He will serve on a slate ways lived in Taberg, his parents London Rd., near Seifert's Cor- years ago by Dunham, who is about five miles to the scene, and Mrs. Otto A. Nelson, Alhambra, 9; John, 8: Robert,6, and Jimmie, Wood said he anticipates no fursealer of weights and measures with the help of volunteers from Calif.; a son, Thomas M. Spen- 2, were able to spend last night
Sunday on Black River Blvd. at which includes Jack J. Danel- moving there from Rome some 15 ners.
Verirta and New London, pumrjed cer, Rome, and a brother, Roland in their rented home. The two- ther changes in his official famLiberty St., involving cars driven . la and Francis C. Steates, years ago.
Four years ago New Year's Day, for Rome.
by Morris and Frederick H. Utica, as president and vicestory frame dwelling is owned by ily and that the day-to-day operA seventh grader in Camden the house trailer of the family of They lost the house (one and a water from the Barge Canal more T. Spencer, Westmoreland.
than
300
feet
away.
Murphy. 22, Boonville.
Mr. Spencer, who had also lived Joseph Rubino, Delta Dr., Lake ation of municipal services will
Central School, Thomas had play- their eldest son, Terrence Jr., half story wood frame), most of
president, respectively.
continue with the same departburned
down
on
adjacent
properin
Clark Mills, saw P-T boat serv- Delta.
ed
Little
League
and
Babe
Ruth
Had Been Suspended
its contents, and a late model car
At Scene Six Hours
Elected to the Board of Diment heads and employes.
The Morris license had been rectors was another Rome at- baseball in Camden. He was a ty. He and his family now live belonging to Terrence Jr. in which Local firemen were at the scene ice with the Navy during World Patrolmen Edward R. Cretaro
in
Oneida.
War
H,
serving
354
years.
and Louis Giardino responed to
a motor was being installed. The for about six hours, according
temporarily suspended, except for torney, Edward F. McLaugh- member of the Taberg Methodist
At
driving to and from work, since lin. Also elected as directors Church Sunday School and its His father, mother, their three structure and some of its contents'!"' Deputy Fire Chief Donald He belonged to the First Meth- Mrs. Holz's call for help. It came •»*.RANGE
OH***™4
other
children,
and
an
uncle,
are
at
3:53
in
the
morning.
odist
Church
and
the
Rotary
Club
Youth
Fellowship.
He
also
belongwere
insured,
according
to
Mrs.'
Uie Dec. 17 court appearance.
were Leighton R. Burns and
Smith, and fought a fire in temGolf.
c 25 sMere
Lewis J. Archibee, 19, RD 3, Donald E. Keins, Utica law- ed to Taberg Boy Scout Troop 19. now living temporarily at the Dunham, who said some water- peratures fluctuating above and Funeral services will be held at
home
of
the
older
Dunham's
sisgal.
Survivors Listed
soaked furnishings and clothing, below zero, amidst snow flurries 2 Thursday at the Griffin & AlTaberg, admitted a charge of fol- yers.
D*livtrtd
Mutual
Aid
Log
ter,
Mrs.
Peter
Wojdyla,
2012
N.
dridge
Funeral
Home
with
the
imor'egnated
with
the
smell
of
fire
lowing another car too closely and
Surviving with his parents are
and strong winds. No firemen nor Rev. Frederick W. Cook, associPileckas is a member of the
and smoke, were salvaged.
was fined $5. Deputy Sheriff Al law firm of Griffith & two sisters, Mrs. Eugene Snow, Madison St.
TODAY
any member of the Dunham ate
pastor of the First Methodist No Calls up to 1 p.
Bachman issued the ticket after Pileckas. McLaughlin is a Messengers Bay, and Miss Maria
ff 7-1232
family, which includes James, 23; Church,
m.
officiating. Burial will be
investigating a Dec. 20 mishap on member of the firm of O'Shea, Vaile, at home; two brothers, Feast of Lights
Daniel, 22, and Diane, 12, were in the Rome
Cemetery.
Route 365, Rome-Oneida Rd., near Griffin, Jones & McLaugh- Charles W. of Camden and Cary
reported injured.
Friends
may
call from 2 to 4
Lawrence St., involving cars driv- lin.
W., Gouveneur; his maternal
Firemen said the fire originated and 7 to 9 today.
en by the defendant and Miss
grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Austin
in an electrical cord connecting
Gertrude Pillmore, Westernville.
and his paternal grandmother,
a batter}' charger to the elder
Donald P. Hayes, 26, 712 W.
Mrs. Henry Coolidge, both of
Dunham's car which, Mrs. Dun- Roman's Stolen
Court St., admitted making a right
Gouverneur; two aunts, one uncle,
ham said, was parked in the driv
turn without signalling and was ADDLEMAN - To A-lC Jerry three nieces and two nephews.
way. The garage was connected Auto Recovered
fined $5. He was stopped Dec, 20 and Beulah Biss Addelman, 602 Calling hours, at the family
by a breezeway to the house,
in the 100 block of N. James St. Liberty Gardens, Dec. 24, 1962, home, are at the conveninece of
which
,
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it
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imw.ii had
n«u a back wing. Mrs. Police report a 1961 auto stolen
by Patrolman T h e o d o r e W. in USAF Hospital, Griffiss AFB, a callers. Arrangements are being
Zwn Episcopal Church will present the Feast of Lights, a Dunham sajd the battery charger Tuesday night was found at 3:15
Panych.
daughter.
handled by the Sanborn Funeral
;eant commemorating Epiphany, at 5 p. m. Sunday.
w a s situated in the entrance area a.m. today on the Muck Rd.
Reserves Decision
CARTER - To S-Sgt. Christo- Home.
The
Feast
of
Lights
service
opens
with
the
stranger,
played!
of the garage and that work on The auto, a white two-door
Services Set Friday
by Burton Cook, interrupting the congregational worship to ask the
Judge Austin reserved decision pher and Alwortha Alfred Carter,
motor of the car inside was sedan, belonged to Jerry Gulla,
on a motion by a defendant, Al- Jr., 117 Craig Dr., Griffiss AFB, Funeral services for Daniel Mehl
why the people are gathered in in process at the time.
109 First St., who told police he
bert Berthelot, 27, Syracuse, to Dec. 28, 1962, in USAF Hospital, will be held at 9:15 Friday at the
the church. The narrator, played The inside car, purchased near had left it with the motor running
Fire
at
Hotel
Mehl home on Water St. A solemn
dismiss a charge of driving an Griffiss AFB, a daughter.
by James Brand, invites the the end of the year, was the one while he went into St. John's
unregistered car. Berthelot Claims FURLONG - To A-2C Edward requiem high Mass will be offered
stranger to hear the story of the destroyed. Mrs. Dunham said that Pharmacy, 223 E. Dominick St
at 10 in St. Patrick's Church by Is Confined
he was not the driver.
CHILDREN UNDER 12 WITH ADULT FREE
history of the people of God. The the breezeway and garage were
and
Barbara
Madajewski
Furlong,
The defendant pleaded innocent 105 W. Court St., Dec. 27, 1982, in Father Doran. Burial will be in
r e a d e r , Mrs. George Pfluke, burned down, and the shell of the
to this count and also a compan- USAF Hospital, Griffiss AFB, a St. Patrick's Cemetery.
A plumber at work thawing out| ma kes use of scriptural passages rest of the structure still stands, Auto Damaged
Friends may call at the Mehl bathroom pipes caused a second; in which the mighty acts of God its interior gutted. "Completely
ion count of permitting operation daughter.
home at their convenience. Martin floor fire at the Empire Hotel, to save His people are recorded. gutted," was the description of Hit-run damage to the rear of
of his uninsured car by Joseph D.
Johnson, West Lee Rd. Both GUTT - To Maj. Edwin and J. Nunn Funeral Home is handling 111 E. Dominick St., shortly be- As the service unfolds, the nar- Chief Smith.
his wife's 1956 auto has been retickets were issued Dec. 29 by Ruth Baird Gutt, 2404-A Snark arrangements.
ported
to police by John Stuart,
rator
tells
of
how
God
remained
Supply Tanker Trucks
Patrolman Gerald Lince who Ave., Griffiss AFB, Dec. 29, 1962, He was born in Rome on March fore noon today.
Camden.
He said the car was
faithful. to
and final- He said the Rome unit, headed
„. the Covenant
, „
stopped the car in the 400 block in USAF Hospital, Griffiss AFB, 31, 1949, and had been a life res- Firemen received the alarm at,.
struck while parked New Year's
all
And
by Lt. Michael Senus, along with Eve in the 700 block of Elm St.
*ent His only Son to draw
ident of Taberg. His parents were 11:42 and confined the fire with pV
of Erie Blvd. W.
a son
n a t l o n s t o H l s love
New
London
firemen,
set
up
the
use
oLa
booster
line
to
an
area
Charles
F.
and
lleen
K.
Hyde
Action in both cases was adPeter and
about the pipes.
The Feast of Lights service will portable pumps and that the Verjourned to Jan. 16 and bail of
jTKnauss, 341 Glen Mehl.
6
wit
Daniel
was
an
eighth
grade
At
3:22
a.
m.
Tuesday
they
went
i
™*
h the communication of ona and New London volunteers
$100 posted on the insurance cm
1963, in Rome
the
Light
of Christ candle to each supplied tanker trucks.
pupil at Camden Central School, to the Sam Evans home, 418 W
continued.
member
of
the congregation with The trailer fire four years ago,
Liberty
St.,
where
a
short
circuit
a
member
of
St.
Patrick's
Church
Laverne A. Elmer, 19, 616 N.
— To Carmello and
James St.. admitted three traffic Frances Dainatto Maltese, 207 where he served as altar boy for in the motor of a blower section the commission to each one to Mrs. Dunham said, wag due to a
NOW PLAYING
counts. He was fined HO on a Turin St, , Jan. 1, 1963, in Rome several years and a member of caused a furnace to overheat. bring the light of Christ to others faultv oil burner. She said her
3:15 — 7:00 — «:40
who
have
not
yet
received
or
family is in urgent need of
its Catholic Youth Organization.
charge of running a red light Hospital, a daughter.
heard
the
Gospel.
housing.
The
familv
includes
her
He
had
played
with
the
Little
brought Nov. 24 by Patrolmen
The service is under the direc- husband's uncle, Thomas SweenJohn Yamroz and Theodore W. PAIVA — To Capt. Virgil and League and Babe Ruth baseball Roman Taking
Churchelow
Paiva.
105
Marian
tion
of John C. Lamont.
ey, Oil City, Pa., who was with
leagues
and
was
a
member
of
Panych.
Milles Dr. Dec. 27, 1962, in USAF Taberg Boy Scout Troop 19.
Adult members of the congre- them New Year's Eve.
Naval
Training
Lodged Nov. 23
gation will participate in the eveThe judge suspended passing of Hospital, Griffiss AFB, a daugh- Surviving with his parents are
three sisters, Louann, 9; Karen Donald J. Kane. 502 W. Bloom- ning service. The Junior Choir unsentence on a charge of driving ter.
a car with only one license olate. PARSONS - To A-lC Henry Marie, 8. and Sandra Elizabeth, field St., enlisted in the Navy Dec. der the direction of Mrs. Robert
Attention Members
lodged Nov. 23 by Deputy Sheriff and Pearl Reese Parsons, 420 5; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. 28 and is undergoing 10 weeks of Stack will provide music. The
Rev.
E.
Robert
Dickson,
currecruit
training
at
the
Great
Timothy
J.
Hyde,
Taberg;
his
Woodrow
Ave.,
Dec.
28,
1962,
in
Fran Broski and imposed a 95
of Meeker O'Rourke
ate, and the Rev. Charles Sykes,
fine on a eharee of driving with USAF Hospital, Griffiss AFB a [paternal grandfather, Herbert J. Lakes, HI., Center.'
D.
D.,
will
assist
in
the
evening
He
attended
Rome
Free
Acad|MehI, Lee Valley, and several
only one headlight, lodged Dec. daughter.
Post No. 1309,
prayer service.
emy before enlisting.
SI V Patrolmen Panych and RUSSELL — To Capt. James'aunts and uncles.
Taberg
M*rffl.
and Carol Paul Russell, 107 Bis-1
'
And
Theae and previous admitted
F
All membera of Meeker
traffic violations led Judge Austin
This Week's Special
O'Rourke Poat, No. ISOfl,
to comment that Elmer was "ap- SMITH — To A-lC James and
Men's
tf
Taberg are requested to
parently i marked man." and Joan Littler Smith, 116 Caswell Slates Contatas
meet at the Post Home
therefore in the same situation as St, Dee. » , 1962, in USAF HosThe Community Choral Society
HlHutf. that they "can't do any pital, Griffiss AFB, a daughter.
this
evening at 7:80 o'clock
. CO - PIATURI
Each
will present the Epiphany and
fttui wrong on the highways."
to proceed In a body to
Oa «t 2:00 — 1:20
SONTER — To A-3C John and New Year's Cantatas of Bach's
DRY CLEANED & PRESSED
Elmer was represented by At» Lucie Duhon Sonier, 405 W. Em- "Christmas Oratorio" in a concert
the residence of the late
tnmey Frank D. Russo.
Daniel Mehl, son of bur
bargo St., Dec. 28, 1962, in USAF at 8:15 Sunday evening in the
For Prompt Pickup and Delivery Dial FF 7-9020
'
JAMES AUNA JOOY
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Hospital. Griffiss AFB, a son.
member, Charles Mehl to
Utica
College
Auditorium.
HTCHUM UDO fcCftU
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aaoaH—
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?>P««
„
pay our respects,
STURGUESS - To S-Sgt. Jerry Soloists will be McKinley ColRome, baritone; Calvin Gage
License to Wed and Janice Keller Sturguess, 34 !lins,
u II. I, I AM E. POBTNER,
cotoe •* oe tuxe
Circle Dr.. Griffiss AFB, Dec. 29 Whitesboro, tenor; Josette Stern.
M l W. TbMMa St. — Ptmt .ad Office
Commander
UUca,
soprano,
and
Catherine
1962, in USAF Hospital, Griffiss
OP1N DAILY 7 A, Iff. M 1:30 P. M.
PROMOTION
Lochner, Utica, contralto.
AFB, a daughter.
Navy Quits Search
For Missing Plane
Two Ukrainian Churches Here
Will Mark Christmas on Jan. 7
Roman Dies, Pipes Burst
Was Veteran In Home
On Nock St.
O f W a r II
Suspended 60 Days
By City Judge Austin
New Year's Eve Fire Destroys
Home on Rome-New London Rd.
20 " ~16\3
Sears Oil Co., Inc.
GO - KART RACES
Zion Church Pageant
Scheduled on Sunday
Births
Utica War Memorial
Utica, N.Y.
8:30 P.M.
Admission $1.50
THURSDAY, JAN. 3
fiPITOL
Jew lews
ftKn^^ |Choral
Society
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Rene Chartand
Lou Smith
Jerry Mosher
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