1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

.SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1946
.ROME SENTINEL, ROME, N. Y.
FACE TWO
Grand Jury
Sits to Probe
County Crimes
Bonded Debt Miss PetreTli
Report Made Married to
Returning veterans were urged years of preference in obtaining
Nelson Durr
to take advantage of their privi- civil service jobs and promotions. By Treasurer
leges under the veterans prefer- Disabled veterans continue to get
Mrs. Harry Nawman c Water Held Veterans Urged to Take
No Problem at Advantage of Preference
Critically Injured in
School Site
Oneida Road Accident Architect Approves
ence acts which have met with first choice, without time limit.
$1,167,750 Total
Couple United in
Justice Cross
.
legislative approval, both federal
Fuller called upon all local men
and state, in recent months, at a who are returning to civilian life
Dec. 31; Leeway
Nuptials at St.
Laurel St., Two
Opens Utica Court
meeting of Fort Stanwix Chapter who had taken any civil service
20, disabled American Veterans, examination prior to their entry
Is $1,756,170
John's Church
Other Locations
Term Monday
last evening.
or during their time of service to
check
with
the
Civil
Service
More
than
60,000
of
the
na—S/Sgt. Louis DiMarco, 215%
on Pags 7)
Miss Katherine V. Petr< , the' Negligence actions comprise all
Skillful planning could eliminate
having jurisdiction over the Rome's(Tabls
W. Liberty St., arrived in New any anticipated difficulties from tion's disabled veterans who are Board
total
bonded indebted- daughter of the late M
Vin- but 54 of the 299 cases on the
examination
tried
by
the
returncivil
service
wartime
appointees
York Thursday aboard the Queen underground water conditions on
ness as of Dec. 31, 1935, was $1, cenza Petrelli, 115 E. Bli imfield calendar of the January term of
ing
veteran,
although
he
may
not
are
reported
eligible
for
permanMary.
167,750, with the last payment St., was married in a doub] ring^supreme court which Justice
the Laurel St. tract, proposed as
received an appointment at due
—Sgt. Donald Sexton, 207 W. site for the new elementary- Jun- ent employment as the result of have
in 1958, a report of City Trea- ceremony to Nelson F. Durr, son! James T. Cross, Rome, will open
this
time.
efforts in their behalf by the Dissurer
John W. Hughes reveals.
Mrs. Harry Nawman, 53, Town Embargo St., has returned to Ft. ior High School.
of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Durr, Till at Utica Monday at 10 a. m.
abled American Veterans.
The State Civil Service Comof Verona, is in a critical condi- Moultrie, S. C , after spending the
Rates
of
interest
on
the
bonds
S. James St., this morning at 10
So
The
Board
of
Education
was
J. Wright, commander of mission counsel, from whom the
Besides opening the session,
tion at the Rome Hospital where Christmas holidays with his moth- informed last night in a letter theFrank
range from .90 per cent to as high a. m. at the Church of St. John Justice Cross will charge the
Forst
Stanwix
Chapter
20,
Rome
Civil
Service
Commission
she was taken this morning after er, Mrs. Mabel Sexton, and his from Frank C. Gilson, architect DAV, announced following a re- seeks advice and is governed ac- as 4.25 per cent. A breakdown the Baptist, the Rev. Francjr J. grand jury which will investigate
the car she was driving left the wife, the former Eleanor Pill with the State Education Depart- quest by the Disabled American cordingly, has taken the position shows outstanding school bonds Culkin officiating.
crimes committeed in Oneida
road and struck a telephone pole more, Westernville. He has been ment's division of school buildings Veterans,
total $324,000; Rome Hospital, Matron of honor was Mrs. County since the report of the
issuance
of
an
order
by
that
veterans
preference
applied
in
service
three
years.
on the Fred A. Winship farm six
and grounds, who inspected that President Truman that all war- to all existing lists of eligibles, $209,750; sewer disposal, $75,000; James Carollo and Miss Angeline October grand jury.
miles from this city on the Romeand other proposed Rome school time and temporary civil service regardless of when they were es- water $60,000j relief, emergency Greci was the bridesmaid. Jack
Appreciation
Three Romans are included in
Oneida Road.
r
and public welfare $189,000; gen- Durr, brother of the bridegroom,
employees who are disabled vet- tablished.
I wish to thank my friends and sites Dec. 27.
the 24 chosen probers. They are
eral
city,
$21,000;
public
works,
Mrs. Nawman, who was riding neighbors
erans,
with
compensable
disabili"The underground water condiStatistics reveal that about 61,- $204,000; general refunding, $45,- was the best man and James Car- Frank S. Bell, 208 W. Embargo
for extinguishing the
alone toward Rome, has a brain fire at my
tion on the Laurel St. site does not ties, shall be eligible for certifi- 500 workers are under the juris- 000,
r
home
on
Thursday
St., a contractor; Ory J. Reynolds,
and funding bonds, $40,000. ollo ushered.
concussion, internal injuries about evening.
appear to be a serious problem cation by department employees. diction of the State Civil Service
Eight
Sodalists
from
the
Sodal423 W. Park St., painter, and
Payments
in
1946
will
amount
the chest and also a neck injury.
since the test boring shows water Wright called attention to the Commission. About 45,000 of that
ity
of
Our
Lady,
of
which
the
Leonard
Williams
Frank
A. Kriegal, R. D. 4, SavThere are also multiple* cuts and —Advertisement.
10 feet, six inches below street fact that during the past three number are state employees, with to $223,000 and if no bonds are bride has been an active member age Arms employee. The others
issued
this
year
the
bonded
inlacerations about the head.
level and at least 13 feet below years the DAV has been advocat- the remainder being employed by
will be reduced to for eight years, formed a guard are:
She was driving toward Rome
first floor level of a new building," ing both to the president and the county, town, village and school debtedness
$944,750 or under one million dol- of honor. They were Connie
J. Audas, R. D. 3, ClinCivil Service Commission that dis departments.
when the car is believed to have
Gilson wrote."
Spohn, Jenny Fontanna, Joanne ton,Lundie
lars.
farmer;
Philip W. Brady, New
abled
veterans
who
are
war
serv
skidded on a film of ice, sending
Whenever a job vacancy occurs,
Catalano, Theresa Messineo, Betty Hartford, salesman;
Gilson said the 7 U -acre site
13 Cents For Defts
Harry E.
the car across the highway and BEMUS, Thursday, January 3, near the Jay St. School, owned by ice appointees be made permanent one of the top three persons on a
Maiola, Prudence Favata, Flora Brewer, Blossvale, electrician;
Mr.
Hughes
in
a
communication
Alemployees.
certified eligibility list must be
into a ditch on the opposite side. 1946, Orbie Bemusl age 37 years. the city, cannot be recommended
Casbara, Mery Delia Contrada, fred S. Brown, R. D. 1, Taberg,
Percy C. Fuller, local service chosen for the position. Veterans to Mayor John C. Schantz ac- Theresa Sbaraglia.
Funeral from the Thomas A. Cox for approval for these reasons:
Tracks Show Car's Course
companying the report says in
farmer; Anthony J. Coleman, ForThe bride wore a gown of estport, guide; Daniel E. Comins,
1. It is too small. From 12 to officer of the organization, stated who have passed the examination part: "In the year, 1945, out of
Tracks in the snow show where Funeral Home, 109 W. Court St.
that
veterans
will
make
'practi
are
placed
ahead
cf
all
other
apMonday
morning
at
8:45,
afid
&
15 acres of easily developed area
the vehicle left the road and
each dollar appropriated for city white satin and chiffon with Camden, farmer; Vincent L. Corstruck a small ditch. The car ap- St. Peter's Church at 9:30, where is recommended as a site for a cally a clean sweep" of civil serv- plicants in the order of their government, 13 cents was for sweetheart neckline and fingertip ona, Sherrill, tailor; Truman A.
ice jobs, both federal, state and examination marks according to
veil clasped to a pearl tiara. She Cox, R. D. 2, Verona, farmer;
parently was swung around, back a requiem high mass will be cel- building housing 1,200 pupils.
municipal indebtedness.
carried a cascade of mixed flowers Eleanor W. Curtiss, Camden,
on the road and then off again, ebrated. Interment in St. Peter's 2.. It is too irregular in shape local, during the next few years. Fuller.
"In
1946
the
amount
to
be
spent
called attention to amendment
Commander Wright advised that
tipping against a telephone pole Cemetery.
with
an orchid in the center.
and rough in contour to be easily He
Friends may call Saturday and developed for building and recrea- number six which met with ap- all veterans who care for further for debt will be 11 cents of each The matron of honor's gown had housewife; Edwin T. 'Ford, R. D.,
on the Winship farm.
dollar.
The
policy
of
reducing
the
Clinton, farmer; LeNita C. Getproval at the balloting machines information concerning Civil Servsatin top and nylon skirt; man, Oneida Castle, corse tiers;
tional fields.
The metal top of the automobile Sunday at their convenience.
in this state during the past elec- ice rights should contact Percy C. bonded debt on the City of Rome ashepink
carried yellow roses. Miss
^was forced down by the telephone
DAVIES—On Friday, January 3. Its use would require the tion. Under the amendment, nonat the local U. S. Employ- was continued in 1945 with most Greci wore a blue lace and net Harry G. Goodson, Deansboro,
pole which left a deep crease ex- 4, 1946. in this city, Margaret E. purchase of several improved disabled veterans are given five- Fuller
gratifying results. The amount of
farmer; Eva S. Jones, R. D. 1,
ment Office.
tending across above where the Richards, wife of Robert D. Davies. properties costing many thousands
bonds retired in 1945 was $254,000 gown and carried pink roses. The Holland Patent, housewife; John
driver's seat is located.
plus the interest cost of $30,351,75. bridegroom's mother was dressed A. Kalk, R. D., Vernon, farmer;
Funeral services will be held at of dollars.
The right side of the car was her late home, 408 William St., 4. Grading costs would be ex"In 1946 the debt payment will in blue with matching accessories Hugh A. Lewis, R. D., Waterville,
badly damaged and the front right on Monday at 2:30 p. m. Inter- cessive.
be $223,000 with an interest cost and wore a corsage of red roses. farmer; John E. Nutt, Boonville,
wheel snapped off. Glass in the ment in Rome cemetery. Friends Gilson said at least two other
of $25,101. The net *onded indebt- Mrs. Durr graduated from the farmer; C. LeRoy Ossont, Proswindshield and doors was shatter- are invited to call at their con- sites should be recommended for
edness at the close of 1946 will Rome Free Academy in 1940 and pect, farmer; Burt F. Philputt,
ed and the top of the car was pull- venience.
approval—one of about 20 acres,
be $944,750, the lowest municipal is employed in the magnet de- Oriskany, merchant; Roy E.
partment of General Cable Corp. Pierce, R. D. Cassville, farmer;
ed away from the windshield. A
located northwe§lAof~ Gansevoort
indebtedness in over 27 years.
Born in Rome and
Resident of Rome
DIXON—On Friday, January 4, School. an<L4heother on Thomas
dressed chicken lay on the seat in
Her husband, a veteran of two Myron J. Sayer, Oriskany Falls,
19/ 2 Per Cent Limitation
1946, in North Bay, N. Y., Nicho- St., of o v e r l 5 acres, and adjoining
front.
"The limitation on amount of and one-half years overseas in the farmer, and Carlton R. Seavey,
Always
Lived
Here
For
Past
38
Years
Mrs. Nawman is believed to las J. Dixon. The funeral will be the Laurel St. tract.
local indebtedness which may be Army, went to S. A. A. and R. D. 1, Marcy, farmer.
have been thrown from the ve- held from his late home, North The Laurel St. tract, now owned Mrs. Margaret E. Davies, wife
Daniel W. Heaney sr., 74, 730 W, Contracted is 9% per cent of the graduated from St. Mary's. He
Actions other than negligence
hicle. She was brought to the Bay, on Monday at 9 a. m., and by the city, was approved by the of Robert O. Davies, 408 William Dominick St., die<Hhis morning at average assessed valuation of the worked at the Rome Army Air
hospital in the Martin J. Nunn at St. John's Church, Ntorh Bay, state department some time ago. St., died yesterday at the Rome a Rome hospital. He had been in last five years. The average valua- Depot before going into the ser- include breach of contract, assault
ambulance. Her husband is a fore- at 10 a. m., where a requiem high If this, becomes the final location Hospital after a short illness.
and battery, recovery on promisfailing health for the past six years tion for the City of Rome is $30,- vice.
Inter- it might be wise to purchase four She was born in Rome, the and seriously ill for one weelc.
man at Rome Division of Revere mass will be celebrated.
778,118 which gives a debt limita- They will live at 114 S. James sory notes, malicious prosecution,
ment in St. John's cemetery, or five acres of adjoining property daughter of the late David E. and
Copper and Brass Incorporated.
replevin, money damaged, fraud,
He was born Feb. 25, 1871, in tion of $2,923,920. Therefore, the St.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Laufer North Bay.
trespass, ejectment, nuisance and
while it is available, advised Gil- Jane Williams Richards, June 22, Williamtown, the son of James P. debt margin as of Dec. 31, 1945, is
investigated.
property damages.
31,756,170.
1891,
and
had
always
lived
here.
son.
and Rose Ann Kell: Heaney. He
HEANEY—January 5, 1946,
She
was
married
to
Robert
O.
"It
is
recognized
that
is
an
Also
urged
by
Gilson
was
steps
had
lived
in
Rome
the
past
38
Daniel W. Heaney, Sr., age 74
Notice of Collection of years. Funeral will be held from to locate and acquire a 12 to 15- Davies, Oct. 30, 1916,- at Rome. years and prior to that in Wil enviable financial position. HowThree Romans Among
Mrs. Davies was associated with liamstown.
ever, we should continue in the
his late home, 730 W. Dominick acre site on the northeast side of
Water Rents for the City Street Tuesday at 10 a. m. and at the city for another proposed ele- Mark's Fashion Shop in this city Jan. 17, 1894, he married Helene future as we have in the past few
11 Navy Enlistees
for 14 years until she retired three LaTeour at Williamstown, the years of holding fast to a con- Temperatures soared into the
mentary-Junior High building.
St. Peter's Church at 10:30.
"This should be done before pro- years ago. She was a member of Rev. John McGrath officiating. sistent policy of debt reduction. 40s this morning as the early JanCity Treasurer's Office, Rome,
—Interment in St. Peter's CemThree Romans were among the
N. Y.
perties there are developed and the Bethel Presbyterian Church; Two years ago this month they "We should not under any cir- uary thaw entered its third day 11 enlistments in the Navy, anetery.
Water rents are due Jan. 1, —Friends may call at their con- improved with new homes," he the Ruby Seal Society of that celebrated their golden wedding cumstances be lured into the with the Weather Bureau promis- nounced by Chief Petty Officer E.
church; Wanakena Chapter, O.E.S., anniversary.
morass of pay-on-forever public ing continued mildness.
1946, and may be paid at the of- venience.
advised.
C. Price, in charge of the recruitOrder of Amaranth and the Ceriddebt. Rather it should be our mot- The high temperature has forced ing office in the Federal Building.
fice of the city treasurer without
Mr. Heaney was employed at the to, and we should boldly take the
wen Lodge.
KORNATOWSKI — At Confee during the month of January,
From Rome were Robert C. Seldiscontinuance of skating on rinks
stableville, N. Y., on Friday, Jan.
Survivinp besides her husband, old Rome Merchant Iron Mills as stand to strive if possible, to stay at both Thron's Pond and Frank- vetti, 207 Henry St.; Leonard La
1946.
are a daughter, Mrs. Max Grems; a puddler for many years, but had on a pay-as-you-go basis, of at lyh's Field. Recreation Director Rossa, 229 Pleasant St., and WilFive per cent penalty will be 4, 1946, John Frank Kornatowski,
age
67
years.
Funeral
services
least a modified pay-as-you-go William G. Keating, who said the liam T. Heffner, 418 Elm St.
a sister, Mrs. Elmer M. Spriggs, been retired for some time.
charged on bills if not paid during
will
be
held
Tuesday
at
10
a.
m.
He was a member of St. Peter's plan.
and two brothers, Robert E. and
the month of January, 1946.
rinks are closed for the week-end,
The others were Philip J. FilChurch and the Holy Name SoJohn D. Richards, all of Rome.
"Needs and desirability should will announce when supervised inger, Frankfort, and Henry D.
Regular office hours 9 a. m. at his home, Crofoot Hill Road,
ciety of that church.
be measured against its cost and skating at both centers may be Struve, Richard A. Saporito, Cosuntil 3 p. m.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. and at 11 a. m. at St. Hedwig's
Becomes Bride of
Church, Houseville; interment in
Besides his wife, he leaves five the municipality's ability to pay resumed.
to 12 m.
mo Pellegrino, Guy E. Bonomq,
S t Mary's Cemetery, Constabledaughters: Rose A., at home; Mrs. by taxation."
Peter
Viola
John W. Hughes,
Hugh R. Cram, Charles E. MayReadings
taken
at
City
Hall
ville. .
Edward G. Schnitt,. Utica; Mrs.
City Treasurer.
showed the temperatures did not hew and Basil Serour, all of Utica.
Thomas R. McCall, Mrs. Willard
—Advertisement.
go below 40 from 11 a. m. yesterLaDUKE—On Saturday, January Miss Rose Varano, daughter of
T. Atwood and Mrs. Edgar A. Joseph Hatzinger Jr.
Mrs.
Rafael
Varano,
308
Depeyday to noon today, the 43 high
5, 1946, in this city, Willis A. La
Doyle,
all
of
Rome;
five
sons,
setting in at 10 a. m. and staying BETHLEHEM OIL BURNERS
R. .H. Gray, 522 Maybury Road, Daniel F. Heaney jr. and John V., Celebrates Birthday
Duke. Funeral services will be ster St., and Peter Viola, son of
WEATHER
to -noon.
held at the Funeral Home of Grif- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viola, 104 has been called to Punxsutawney, at home; James T., William D.
INSTALLED
Meanwhile, the Weather Bureau
fin & Aldridge on Monday at 2 River St., were married Thursday Pa., by the death of Mrs. Gray's and Henry L., all of Rome; two Joseph Hatzinger jr., entertainSaturday
Friday
— Also —
42 p. m. Interment in Evergreen at 10 a. m. in the Church of St. mother, Mrs. Mary Marling, who sisters, Mrs. Mary Mellen, Rome, ed several of his friends at his predicted "warmer tonight" with
40 1 a.
ITla • . •
John
the
Baptist.
The
Rev.
Vic2
42
40
a.
2 »
cemetery. Friends may call at the
BOILER and BURNER .
died Thursday night after three
home, 222 E. Garden St., yester- increasing cloudiness, probably
40
41 3 a.
tor F. Cinciarelli, pastor, offici- months illness. Mrs. Gray has and Mrs. Rose Quinn, Syracuse; day in honor of his ninth birth- followed by showers, and continued
3 p. m.
Funeral
Home
at
their
conveni15
grandchildren
and
several
4
40
41
a.
4 p.
UNITS
ated, using- the double ring cere- been with her mother for several
ence.
41
day. They played games and mild for Sunday.
41 5
D p. in.
nieces and nephews.
mony.
\
42
47 6 a. m.
6 p. m.
watched movies. He received
weeks.
42
42 7 a. m.
PETERSEN—Entered into rest Miss Gerievieye LaGatta, was Mrs. Marling was born in Scot7 p. m.
many gifts.
42 on Thursday, January 3, 1946, maid of honof~and the Misses Ele42 8 a. m.
t p. m .
43
42 9 a. m,
land
76
years
ago.
She
came
to
• p. m .
Those present included Shirley,
43 Caroline L. Grossmeyer, wife of anor and Anne Viola, sisters of the Spring Hill, Nova Scotia, when a
40 10 a. m.
10 p. m. .
James
and Mary Smith, Gerald At United States Hotel, Taberg
11
43
42
Peter
J.
Petersen.
,
Services
will
m.
11 p. m. . ,
bridegroom, were bridesmaids. young girl.
She
married
Hugh
Corcoran,
Patricia Rhein, Barbara
SATURDAY NIGHT
43
42)12
Noon
12 M'jM ..
be held from her late home, 307 The best man was Joseph MerMarlin,
also
a
native
of
Scotland,
Gurley,
Bobby
Lauber,
Elaine
Dave Reid's Orchestra.
Kossuth
Street,
on
Monday
mornToday, overcast.
curio and ushers were James Col- who died in 1929.
Lauri, Mary Pocchari, Lila Kesh•
SUNDAY NIGHT
804 Varick St., Utica
Friday'* high, 42 degree*; low. 35 ing at 9 o'clock and at St. Mary's angelo and Sebastian Ferrare.
w
degree*.
Mean temperature, 38.8
They moved to Punxsutawney, . Willis A. La Duke, 55, 261 W. ler, James Mullin and Paul HatMusic
by
Floyd
and
Vince.
Church
at
9:30
where
a
solemn
Phone 4-1450
St., died at his home zinger.
The bride wore white with
degree*.
She Dominick
Rounds — Squares — Polkas.
requiem high mass will be cele- bodice of slipper satin made with Pa., about 43 years ago.
Forecast: Warmer tonight. Sun.
early this morning after an illleaves
two
sons
and
five
daughday, increasing cloudiness probably
brated. Interment in Mt. Olivet sweetheart neckline and trimmed
of one year.
followed by showers.
Confniued
ters, Mrs. R. H. Gray, Rome; Mrs. ness
Have You Contributed
Cemetery at Oriskany, N. Y.
Born Oct. 20, 1889, the son of
with net and full net skirt. Her Clifford Waldron, Melrose, Mass.;
mild.
to
the
Kiwanis Boys' Health Camp
Friends are invited to call at her maid of honor wore pink taffeta Mrs. Harold Hinderliter, Pitts- Charles and Emma Denton La
Fund? If not, phone 509.
Duke,
he
spent
his
entire
life
in
late home at their convenience. with sweetheart neckline and el- burgh,
Pa.; Ethel and Hazel MarONlY
bow length sleeves.
Her head- ling, at home; Hugh R. Marling, Rome, working for many years in —Advertisement.
SEIFERT — January 4, 1946 dress was of pink flowers.
Rome Iron Mills. His last job was
CONTINUOUS
Buffalo, and Albert B. Marling, with the city.
At Salvation Army Citadel Josephine R. Back, age 52 years, The bridesmaids' gowns were Punxsutawney,
Pa.
wife of Burton C. Seifert of Point made with taffeta bodices, sweetHe leaves one son, Alvin C. La
Rock. Funeral will be held from heart neckline and elbow sleeves Mrs. Marling was a Presbyte- Duke; two sisters, Mrs. Henry At Liberty Hall — Westernville
the Martin J. Nunn Funeral Home and full skirts of maline. They rian. Burial will be made in Skinner, Camden, and Mrs. Salva- SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. and at St. wore shoulder length veils. Miss Knights of Malta Cemetery, Punx tore Summa, Rome; and two
9 to 1.
sutawney.
Peter's Church at 9.
at 7:30 P. BE.
brothers, Charles and Willard La Music by Jimmle Nelson and His
Eleanor
Viola
wore
yellow,
and
her
—Friends may call at the Funer- sister was gowned in blue.
Duke, Rome.
Blue Ridge Mountaineers.
al Home at their convenience.
A reception was held in UkraSPECIAL SERVICE
inian Hall. After a trip to New
DUMP TRUCKS FOR^HIRE
IN M E M O R I A M
York City, Massachusetts and ConSpeaker Major Douglas Seaver of
ALL KINDS HEAVY
In loving memory of our dear fa- necticutt, they will make their
Utica
ther. John F. Murphy, who passed home at 308 Depeyster St. The
HAULING.
„, ,
TONIGHT, SATURDAY
away one year ago, January 6, 1945. bride wore as her going-away outPatsy Fabrizio died this mornJ.
STACHNIK
Topic: The Flaming Sword
fit a yellow and black two-piece ing at a Rome hospital. He was
and SUNDAY
Daughters.
born in Italy, Mar. 2, 1867, the Write or Call at 107 Expense St.
suit.
HOWARD P. TELLER—
son of Mike and Angela Fabrizio
5*
— COMPANION FEATURE —
FUNERAL HOME
He married Mary Vingenzo, now
220 N. Washington 8 t
Phona 60>
Governor?
Mead
Soys
deceased.
>\
8 Mile* from City Line Out
HEAR
B- A SANBORN & SON— ,
He formerly lived \at 115 LawE. Dominick St.
FUNERAL, HOME
Wait Six Months
rence St., where he made his
Camden
Phone 36 or 2.19
Rounds, Squares and Hops
homeafor about 40 years. He had
All Enemy Film Used in This Picture Has Been Taken from
MAE F. STRONGU. S. Senator James M. Mead is lived at the Oneida County Home SATURDAY and SUNDAY
FUNERAL HOME
Captured Japanese Film. This Story Couldn't Be Told B e f o r e still
non-committal
on
persistant
Hear
Loren
Lenaghen
play
for
one
and
one-half
years.
First Methodist Church 211 W. Court St.
I'hone 1166
reports in political circles that he Among his survivors are several
Secret Films of the Pacific War.
the Piano-Accordian and
may be the Democratic candidate grandchildren, nieces and nephews,
Cor. George and Embargo SU. GRIFFIN & ALDRIDGE—
FUNERAL HOME
for governor of New York State
Elmer Burch Call ,
209 North Washington Street
in
the
November
election
this
COMING MONDAY and TUESDAY
Phone
Day
or
Night—721
Sunday, Jan. 6
year. After pondering the quesAll
Legal
Beverages
WALDO WIGGINS PRINCE— tion thoughtfully yesterday he
Regular Dinner Served
••
10:46 A. M.
"HOME FOR FUNERALS"
Lunches Served
Finest Foods and Beverages
said:
210
W.
Court
8
t
Phone
70t
Daily
'THE HEALING POWER OF A
"I haven't done anything about
Plenty of Parking in
MARTIN J. NUNN—
GEORGE G. MORSE,
PERSONAL CHRISTIAN
it.
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Phone 842 bring about many Changes.",
Phone 2661-R-2 for Reservations
Ambulance Service
TONIGHT and SATURDAY
TIMES TODAY — CONTINUOUS
NIGHTS
Verona Woman's Personals
Car Struck Pole,
Landed in Ditch
Deaths
Daniel W. Heaney
Succumbs at 74
Mrs. R. O. Davies
Dies Suddenly
Mercury in 40s
As Thaw Stays
Miss Rose Varano
Wed at Church
Mrs. Marling Dies
A t Punxsutawney
CENTRAL N Y.
EQUIPMENT CO.
DANCE
Willis A. La Duke
Dies at Home
DANCE
CAPITOL-
Sunday
Sunday, Jan. 6,
Pa+sy Fabrizio
Succumbs at 78
DANCING
Traveler's Rest
"Appointment in Tokyo"
DANCE
Rev. A. C Goddard, D. D.
SISTO'S
Rathskeller
Underground"
Union Week of Prayer Services
January 6 to 11, Inclusive
at First Baptist Church
Sunday, Jan. 6, at 7:30
Service of Sacred Music by United Church Choir*.
Monday, Speaker Russell Bostain,
Dept. of Correction
Topic: "Crime Wave and It* Attendant Evils"
Cordially Invited to Attend These Services
First Presbyterian Church
T H E CHURCH WTTH THE COPPER SPIRE"
l e v . Percy E, Radford, Ph. D., D. D., Pastor
^
Sunday t1 A M.
Holy Communion
Meditation:
"The Value of Shadows"
M.-Church School
I
Meeting at the Manse.
I
HANK, CHARLIE and
SCOTTY
The Sensational
HOT SHOTS FROM
HARLEM
Corcoran'* Tavern
ROME-UTICA ROAD
Sandwiches Served 9 P. M. to
Dance Tonight and Tomorrow
12:30 A. M.
CHARLES CORCORAN, Prop.
at the
Collector's Notice
COMMANDER HOTEL
Porks Hotel
Town ol Annsville
299 E. DOMINICK ST.
251-253 W. Dominick S t
Having received tax book will collect taxed at:—
to the Music o!
Tenderloin Steaks
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Spaghetti with Meat'
Roast Beef Dinner
Fish Fry
Service a la Carte
$1.00
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Second and Third
Floor Storage Space
To Rent
In Former Armour Building
E. Front St.
Railroad Siding, Elevator
Phone 1223
N. Domenico
"My Name
Is Julia Ross"
Lynn Evans Orchestra
Link's Store, Blossvale
Thursday( Jan. IT
Harden'* Store, McConnellsvlIle
Thursday, Jan. 24
GLADYS HALL, Collector.
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Adele Mara/Edgar Barrier
Delicious Foods
Ail other days at my residence
from 9 A. M. to 0 P. M., except
Saturdays,'
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STRAND
TODAY
Mexico*
Dining Room Open 24 Hours
Daily
We Cater to Parties, Banquets, etc.
1
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LINDA STERLING in
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with
JIMMY WAKELEY