In The End... All You Really Have Is Memories

ELMIEA STAR-GAZETTE
THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1954..
PAGE THIRTEEN.!
man, included:
ENROLLS AT SYRACUSE
Wolf, Paul Gierspeck, Michael
SYRACUSE— An Elmira r e A
Petras, Jay Condon, Fred PashA joint concert will be present-] Carnival Song ; . . Walter Piston!Behold, All Flesh is as the Grass dent has been admitted to Syrakow, Harold
Burns,
Donald
Adelbert L. Pingrey, 85, of
cuse University for the spri
How Lovely is Thy Dwelling
Chemung County
Shaut; bear, George Knab, Dale ed Friday^ March 5, at The Park! The Joint Glee Clubs:
Boston, N. Y., formerly of Elmira,
Place
semester, according to Dean
Potter, Sheldon Zatcoff, Paul Church by the Elmira College! Selections from the German
Charles L. Willard of 296 Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1954. He
Here
on
Earth
Have
We
No
Admissions John S. Hafer: Hi
Requiem . .Johannes Brahms
Moulton, David Smith; lion, John Glee Club: and the Williams Colit., formerly "of D a n s ^ w a s President of the former ElBlessed
are
They
that
Mourn
Continuing
Place
B. Decker, 78 Cleveland Ave.
Connelly, Rex Wells, Michael lege Glee Club.
Co
ville, N. Y., this morning, F e b . ™ ™ cf^
} a member and
The
highest
award
in
Cub
Marks, Michael Hayes, John
25, 1954, following an extended ! e l d e r , o f t h e Lake St. PresbyterThe Elmira club will be under
Keenan, Melvyn Muckler, Dougn ^ u r a ; a mem er oi ™
illness.
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thp QuarterP Ppntnrv Cluh
thp Lodge of Spnngville, N. Y., and'was presented to Larry
las Upshaw and Richard Robin- the direction of Gwynn S. Bement
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member of Elmira aR o ' a t the annual Blue and
and the Williams club will be
I^ew York State Electric & Gas d l u r ™ e , " i e m o e r °* r ' 1 I 1 ; I d , | v u l n n a , . 0 o r t . «, Q+ .. „ Gold ban- son.
directed by Walter L. Noller.
Corp., Daniel Goho Post, Ameri- tary Club Survived by wife, Mrs. quet of Pack 2 at the H
™ * Ave.
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Baker,
Hendy
silver arrows; Wallace
The following program will be
can Legion of Dansville, Mt. M a y B l a k l e y P l W : daughter.jSchool gymnasium Wednesday I H u n t e r P e c k h a m , Richard Robinpresented:
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son
George K n a b 2 Irving Pal
Morris Masonic Lodge, Mt. Mor-> ; u Florence Barrett ot Elmira;; evening
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DoUglaS UpShaW S h d
The Elmira College Glee Club:
ris Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, brother, Clarence A. Pingrey . * \ * « " ° S c o t C o o i T o f The
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The
L o r 4 His is My Shepand the Perry Loyal Order of Bu alo; two grandchildren. Thejinto.Boy Scout Troop 18 of T h e j d ( m Z a t c o f f > G a r y Bennett, Rex
herd True (From CanMoose. Survived by wife, Mrs.'body is at the Wurtz Junera ;Park c h u r ^
W a l Wells and Mark Sheldon.
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Matilda Willard; brother, Clar- - *pel, Boston, where the funeral
Other awards made by Wal-, G o l d a r r o w > R e x W e l l s > G a r y
jfohann Sebastian Bach
ice Willard of Leicester, N. Y.; ™]}:}* - ^ e l c l S a t ^ r d a y a t 2 p* m'
Baker, advancement c h a i r - ; R p n n p t t R o b e r t c l a r k > Michael
step-mother, Mrs. Elma Willard Springville Cemetery.
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IHayes, Eugene Lempert, Irving O'er the Tarn's Unruffled
M i r r * . . . Charles T. Griffes
ville, N Y.: 11 g r a n d c h i l d r e n . ; P a l t r o w i t Z ) D a l e P o t t e r , Douglas
of South Livonia, N. Y. The
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funerals
l l l J ^ L l , 2 ^ Z ? l ! - U p s h a w , Sheldon Zatcoff, Rich-jDown by the Sally Garden.
body is at the Keefe Funeral
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™ ^ Mrs. James Decker of 10 State h u n 3 w h p r p f r i p n d s mav rail
> Harold ^»»,
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friends may call tonight from 7,St., Ossining, N. Y., formerlv o f l ^ r J ^
Knab and Donald Shaut.!Twenty, Eighteen
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The
Williams
Glee
Club:
the
Calvary
Baptist
Church,
Tru-|
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and Funeral
Friday 2there
to 4 and
7 to Elmira.
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Saturday
Friday to
new
and Magnificat
mansburg, the Rev. Glenn Wil- r e c e i v e d t h e b o b c a t i n
at a time to be announced.
Home, Elmira, where friends may
P .. Marc-Antoine Charpentier
son."*, >ove Cemeterv Tru anscall. Funeral there Saturday at ?
orove cemetery, lTumans
Commissioner Robert 0 Magnum Mysterium
District
2 p. m., the Rev. William H. D u r §
Lisle A. Sayre, 63, of 5317 w
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Jacobus Gallus
jHarner presented the pack's
Schuyler Ave., Wednesday, Feb. * its. Woodlawn Cemetery.
James F. Lafferty, 76, of Littlei g a r t e r to Committee Chairman
24, 1954, following an extended
Anna Helena Blakely, for- Falls, formerly of Utica, Mon-i ! J° hn Savasten.
ComntlsPURJ3M MASQUERADE
illness. Survived by wife, M r e . !Mrs.
Thomas Council
Day presented
m e ^ 0 7 ^ l e ^
man
wer
Estella If. Sayre; mother, Mrs. row Funeral Home, 305 S. Main elude a daughter, Mrs. j 0 h n '
P°
> Program and punct- A Purim Masquerade will be
ualltv
Alice Sayre of
Hen; s t ^ w h e r e friends mav call to- Marosek of Elmira. Body at
awards to Cubmaster Rich-;held by Members of Young J u
Charles Kromer.jdaea Saturday, Mar. 27, at 7
step-daughter, Mrs. Arlene Ap- day and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 Quinn & Ryan Funeral Home ard Potter.
pleton,
and step-son, Horace to 9 p. m. Funeral there Satur-jUtica. Prayer service there today school Parent-Teacher Associa- p. m. in the Jewish Community
Center, it was announced yesterCanthffe Jr., both of Elmira; sev- d a y a t 2 p . m . , the Rev. J. T. M. at 8:45 a.m., Solemn
High tion president, spoke briefly.
A
movie
concluded
the
proday by Miss Aviva Golos, general
eral step-grandchildren.
The Wilson. Woodlawn Cemetery.
(Requiem High Mass at 9:30 at
chairman.
body is at the Barber funeral,
Church, gram.
| t h e B l e s s e d Sacrament
Home, Horseheads. Funeral an-, Mrs. EllaiC . G e r a r d of 705 Eu- u t i c a . St. Agnes Cemetery, Utica
nouncements later.
-clid Ave. Body at family home
where friends may call tonight
Funerals
f r o m 7 t 0 9 Pl
W A T T Q T R F F T
- *ayer service there
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O H V L I U I
Friday at 8:15 a. m., Solemn High ; Mrs. Sophie Boardman Weale
e i £ £ U ^ 2 e £ ~ s S ? E ? c L n £ Requiem Mass at 9 in St. Peter Colby of Owego. Body at Liddle
*ad Bond Market transaction! fur.! and Paul's Church.
Funeral Home, Owego, where
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ni«hed by Carl M. Loeb, Bhodeii *
friends may call todav 2 to 3
Co.. MeaaninePloor, Gorton BuildR o b i e
W . Stuart of 302 Brand D m
ing, 148 W. Water St., member* of _. .
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i e funpral
i u n e r a i there
m e r e Frirlir _ .,
the New York Stock ^ c h a n g e .
St., formerly of Bath. The b o d y | d a y a t 2 p.m., t h e Rev. Edgar
High Low Xoon is at the Bond Funeral H o m e , | F r a n k
Evergreen
Cemetery, ! RIVER
CAROLINA
Am LaFrance B15J4
A1534 Bath, where friends may c a l l J Q w e g 0 p i e a s e o m j t
flowers
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Corning Glass 91 4 9Vz 91 4 the Rev. George H. Allen J r . Mrs. Mary K. Lewis of 43 Ash- o o o u / o r
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15 4 15
l S V N o n d a g a Cemetery. Bath.
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Cor. Main & Water Sts., Elmira, N. Y.
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Albey Braster of Lawrenceville,
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P , , jliam Taylor Jr., Ernest Hanmore,
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