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4t the time wore a yellow suit with white ac- of the Ithaca High School track ; I
Of his indlic_ cessories and a corsage of garden- team for a number of years before
tion at the ins and rose buds. this job was taken over by Joseph
Bing•h a int o n The bride is a graduate of Ith- Tatascore. He turned out such high
U. S. Army aca High School, Class of 1939, and school track stars as -athletics J I�
Center, jylr, is employed by the Department' of _TK&Ae now dtraotcn_ Q,f
Moore was a Animal Husbandy at Cornell. Mr. Cornell; Robert Grover, Paul Ma ,
turret lathe Diemond was graduated from Ith- lone, George Galbraith, and others.
aca High School in 1938. He wa.s re- In 1914 he married Miss Eunice
operator in cently discharged from the Army Willis Jackson, an Ithaca High
Dept, 096. Air Forces after serving 3 years School teacher, who survives him,
His IBM ca- overseas. He is employed by the besides one daughter, Miss Eunice =
reer began in J. C. Penney Company. W. Gilkey of Now York City; three
January, 1941, prenuptial events honoring the Sons, Royal Clarence Gilley, a stu-
dent at Columbia University; Ray -
In he was bride included showers given by
?ar operator in Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mrs. Mau- i
In August of rice Mix, the Misses Post, and 4+ Mond W. Gilkey, a teacher at
e a hand screw Tailby. Kingston, and George Johnson Gil -
Dept. 050, and ------ - key, a student at Cornell.
he was trans- Prank D. Livermore He is also survived by his mother,
Frank D. Livermore, 77, died un- Mr9, James H. Gilkey, and a sister,
company, Mr, expectedly Friday evening, May 31, Mrs. J. Birdsall Calkins, formerly
print Reading 1946, at his home in the village of of Ithaca and now residing at Ar-
)01. Dryden. He was the son of the late lington, Va.; two brothers, the Rev.
of Bingham- Deforrest F. Livermore and Rose- Charles W. Gilkey of Chicago, Ill.,
itta Pereington Livermore of Ger- and the Rev. James Gordon Gilkey
man. of Springfield, Mass., and one
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. grandchild, Raymond Douglas Gil- +
arah Allen Livermore of Dryden; key.
Larson, daugh- ❑ree sons, Ralph Livermore of Soria Home from Service
mithville Flats, Francis P. Liver- The three sons, all veterans of
Melvin I�'. Lar- three d R.
h- just recently re-
iore of McDonough and J. R. Liv- World War II had Employer's Spaying
in., became the _, g turned from overseas. Royal served
Edgar Leonard, _;more of Pitcher, g
Fred Leonard ; rs, Mrs. Cora Falcnore of Sugar as a combat air intelligence offi-
Trove, Pa., Mrs. Ellen May Beck- cer with the 15th Air Force, Ray- Admitted by Man
. aca, at 3 F st 7ith of Norwich, and Mrs. Flor-
':6, in the First mond with the Headquarters De- �
nce Yager of Pitcher; several tachment of the Western Base Sec- Elmira—(�P)—Assistant District
Emporia, Kan. randchildren, great-grandchildren,
Longberry read feces and nephews, tion in England, and George with i Attorney Ralph Cramer said to-
rvice following Prayer services will be conducted the 13th Air Force in the South day Thomas Sloniger, 66, had ad-'
y the Rev. Vernon Martin, Dryden Pacific theater. mitted orally the slaying Tuesday,
en in marriage Zethodist Church, in the Perkins Mr. Gilkey was a member o! the afternoon of Fred L. Hagar, 63
wore a white 'uneral Home at 11 a.m. Tuesday. First Baptist Church and for many i
with Irish lace. 'uneral services will be held at 2 years he taught the men's Baraca year -old filling station proprietor.,,
;cessories and .m. Tuesday in the Methodist Class. He was also a member of He said Sloniger, Who livedl
ition of some- "hurch at German. Burial will be 1 the New York State Teachers' As- part of the, time in the trailer
g new, some- 't German. sociation and the National Educa- back of Hagar's gasoline station
nething blue. - tion Association. just north of the city, would be
re, an engage- 'Elmira .Murder Funeral services will be held at charged with first -degree murder. "
mother. Her 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the First
rosebuds. The , Baptist Church. Interment will be Hagar s body was found lying', toll
Jails Handyman on a bed in a tourist cabin con -
bars Hender- at Watertown, Mass. Friends may t
yellow Cali- call at the Wagner Funeral Home nected with the filling station. s
black acces- an time Wednesday evening. About $300. had been stolen from
j Elmira — (R) — A 66-year-old y y g' the station.
vas of white handyman is charged with first de-
H. L. Shook Cramer said $178, believed part
)seph White- gree murder in the shotgun slay -!;of the loot, was found under a
awn ushered. ing Tuesday of Fred L. Hagar, 63,
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as attired in Elmira filling, station proprietor. Gasoline Station by Slbush back k of the house occupied 's son, Thomas " E. th a corsage Thomas Sloniger, who, according Operator Slain Sloniger.
IS. to District Attorney Walter B.
)ny, a recep- Reynolds, admitted the shooting, Sloniger said he shot Hagar in i
lurch parlor, i was ordered held for the February Elmira— (,ip) --A wide po . lice the head with a revolver and!,i
i a fuchsia = Grand Jury when arraigned on the search was under way today for threw the weapon into a nearby,
ssories. The charge yesterOay. A technical plea the slayer of Fred L. Hagar, 63, a creek, Cramer reported. Sloniger; it 127 Hyers of innocent was entered for him 'gasoline station operator. had been employed for odd jobs
before Supreme Court Justice around the filling station.
i the couple JBertram L. Newman. Hagar's body, with a bullet
17, at the wound in the back of the head,
Reynolds quoted Sloniger as ---a--.
n's brother, saying he lured Hagar to a tour- C was found Tuesday night in a
and *Mrs. ist cabin connected with the gas cabin at the rear of the service oboe George .Tenklxls theorized that11
,ieda Leon- station and shot him in the head station. robbery may have been the ma-c
I to obtain money." Police, with The body was • discovered by,five for the slaying. He said the I
raduate of Sloniger's guidance, found the gun Hagar's wife and a neighbor, man s
Kan., andPockets had been emptied.'
of Ithaca a nearby creek. Chemung Count 1 However, money in the station'
32 months
Y Sheriff cash register 'as not touched.
on the is.
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