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PAT7l r� I Strlehea , ib a heart Art, at Historian, @I ;
•a neAvtand, 1:11esl McFall, 62• of t
110 W, chrilon 81" for many peel, _
'^ •hap foreman died
We dear Prllolp Dies at
70 • fit 4;xer e
1 nrd Oarem died suddenly about Cl I '+'�'@
,. 1 7:20 p.m. Friday, Poll 25, 1044. Ile
' haA ham n resident of Ithaca for
llae lest 3o years. Lyman Id, Onl)nghor, one of *.A"
.The vlollm had loft his ham Tompkins County's oldest lawyers
-'� Just a leer minales before the film, And widely known en an authority YR"
,flank, end ern+ fniklne Willi on Into] history, died unexpectedly '
lief Ceorgn Tyler, proprietor of the Wednesday night, July 4, 1045, In
fe p' nrwstand al 3a1 S, Cayuse St, Cortland Hospital. He was 70 years
h when he slumped to the floor, 140 old.
was deed before a physician er He visited friends In Ithaca
�^ j rived. Tuesday And Willie he complained
I- Besides his wife, Mn. Arlono G. of pa
lntl In hie bead, fib condition
( 'el UcFnll, he Is survived by one otherwise appeared unchanged
I - altlq daughter, Nee, Jane Walden of from that of previous VIs1G. He
I r. s4 BURaIo• 2 sons, Ernest McFall Jr., w'ILLx stricken lu while visiting a
•yy^s• 1 a member of a medical unit with friend In Cortland Wednesday ,
,f ONO,, Ilse U.S, Army Air Forces, and De- morning and was removed Immedl-
JP(tfiber 4 lox IL McFall, An AJr Fare" pilot ntely to the hoalplal. He had been LYMAN IL GALLAGHPER
J 4 ub stationed of Jackson, Mims.; a sinter, residing at a tourlsPs home In (From a photograph taken 20
r",. veal MISS Ethel McFall of Ithaca; 3 Cortland. year, ago)
held hrotheae, Earl McFall of Gtolon, Born at Slatervllle Springs Sept. •
/y.p3q df halter and Prances MCFall of EnWilliam C.
23, 3874, a son of Dr. WilliaC.
p`,.f. 300 field, And 2 grandchlldren. And Samantha Sloeson Thurston
it The R Funeral Services will be held el, Gallagher. he had been a lifelong
r. ➢aSt01 the family home at'2:30 p.m. Mon- resident of the county and even
It Alet I day. Interment will be In East Tuesday he registered at the Of-
olale_ lave Cemetery, nee of the election comm)sdonera Claud Oliver WIlkin
s Men 110 was a member of Hobasco to be eligible for the fall election. Claud Oliver Wllkln, 38, an am-
Ily a,i) Lodge. F. and A. Musona, and Engle Ifigh School Graduate ploye of the Morse Chain Com-
ay Irq/ Chapter, Royal Arch ]Masons. Gallagher graduated from the pans, died Friday, Jon, a, at his
— Ithaca High School after attending home In Enfield Center.
primary schools at Caroline and Surviving are his wife, SOPbIa
Slatervlllo Springs, and received Smith WllkA; a son, Harvey O-
his LL.B. degree In law at Cornell W)Ikln; a brother, Private Robert
Urdrerslly In 1895. At that time Wllkln of Fort Lewls, Washington, -
he Was engaged In ➢ractlea with I
Bffy-,�, oho Cortland law firm of Kellogg a sister, Mrs. Lawrence Nowhart
I a Best Boy Cat and Van Hoesen, with whom heI of Ithaca, and his mother, Mrs.
was associated until 1900. Sylvia Wllkln of Itbnea-
In County Dies He (hx en traveled etenslvely In Funeral services will be held at
r settling estates, later returning to I ghee Gilbert
Memorial
Roat me,
5 E.
t Miss Maude L. u Sbeffer's Cortland with his former late peso-
gr,y elates and while there served 4 Monday, with the Rev. Walter A.
tiger, Buzz, called "oho best boy years as acting city Judge, He re- Decide, pastor of the First Presby-
Cat In Tompklne County," Is dead. turned to Ithaca and for a number tartan Church of Ithaca and oho
For 10 years Buzz had been an of years before the death o1 his Rev. Ford M. Crlppen offlclating,
honored member of Miss SSt. He father In 1921, %vas Identified with
household at of N. Plain s n. his various Interests at Waterville
was a handsome fellow, always con-
igh-
Scions of the aristocratic Persian way Springs, They made s fleet "d
blood In his ancestry and proud tv°y map of Tompkins County and
Of the red bows he wore on feative ` had Interesting historical contacts
occasions. Whenever his mistress throughout the state. Itflnor F. Smith
was a,vay, he walled for her at Lilo Served as Sheriff Minor F. Smith, 42, of the Town
window, Although he Practiced some law of Ulysses died Sunday, Feb. 11,
The sad notes of his death in In Ithaca, he had never maintained 1045, In Memorial HOSpltal,
file LaFrance Home for Animals an office hero and for years made He bad been employed by the
In Binghamton came to Miss Shef. I the office of City Judge Bert T, Standard Oil Company for 17 years.
far, former teacher of history In I Baker his headquarters. During He 4 eurvlved
the.. T'haea'High School, at the ' IV0rld War I he served AS act- Lu40 I M_ Smith by aid wife son,
B1 TVashington, St. Petorsbul•g, Ing sheriff and at the same time Carlton R, Smith of the Town of
F glhero she Is passing file win- w'as chairman of the Selective eery- L9ysses.
�rnd was relayed to friends ice draft board from Its inception Funeral servlees will be held at
untll ,March, 1919. A brother, Dr. 2:30 P.M. Wednesday at the R'ag-
Charles Gallagher, died In France ner Funeral Home, 421 N. Aurora
In 1018 while Serving with the U.S. SL Interment will be Medical Corps. In Grove
Cemete
"L1'm," as he was more Intimate ry'' Tf°maanburg-
FOrme'f• ffiaC1111 s I ly known, was the owner of the
"Dr. Gallagher Historical Collec-
Daulyliter Dies t1on," which was one of the fln"L
Journal Contributor
Tile 13-month-old daughter of a F01• Years It teas Stbred In the r ' T
former resident of Ithaca died µ•°gon Shed In back of the Galles- I'eteran 11une a -
Afonday In Elmira whon she was ghee• homestead at Slater'illa
Showered with hot water. Springs which has long been un. Director Dies
The tragedy occurred when the occupied, and is beginning to show
bnby'a mother, Mrs. Rose Toblas 1 Iho effects of the dements He R'llllem 1'i. Jones, 81, of Enfield,
Arthur, otter bathing the child, Also Owns other pnrceLs'Of property bo1"lld to De off of the ohjpat
Joyce C. Arthur, In the kitchen !n the Town of COI011ne, the hills funeral dl be o If New York
sink, left the room to obtain n of which he made famous in some funeral
te. both In age nest length of
towel. The bnby In Annie way turn- of his writings
Ind on oho hot venter faucet, Ho At times contributed hLctorlcal service, filed Sunday, Apr, 1, 1945
Besides her mother, the child Articles for The Journal After a long Illness.
leaves her father, privnle Clifford the titles were: "Ellis Some of GOO of the Gret graduates of the
Arthur who was severer' wounded 'Bald Hill," Hollow,• old Boston School of Embalming,
In action In Europe Hospitalized, "Ludlon�'llle-
e "Lone Islnnd�' and the first such school In the country
his condition IS reported as serious He Is sun'I%'Cd by a hrother• W.JI- he conducted A Store and ender
She ti also Survived by 3 brothers' IIRM C. Gallagher, realdin In Bin taking establishment la En_leld for
At home, 2 grnndpnrenls, n grant 6aintOn, and several rep ens. S d9 Year. He held numerous town
grandpalenl; nest Several uncles fi1OB+al arrangements offices, was a member of the
And aunts. yet been completed, h81c sot. Slasonle Lodge In Newfield, and a
Burl°I took place Thursday In I past master Of Enfield Valley
Horsehea da, Grange.
Born May 11, 18W, he was A Son
of WIlllam and Carollne Auble
iJones SurYiving are his wife. alfa
Anna Jones; 2 daughters, Fri Non
Dodd and firs Wide Hubbell and
A alSter, Mrs, Elizabeth Bailey, all
of EaGeht; 14 gr'andeblldrm, 3 great_
grandchlldren, and several nlecas
and nephews-
F`t+neLal Services Will be rile
En Gl:d led'n' " Pm, Wednesday L2 the,
:".eel by the Rev. Ford
Ppt' "Or, Burial w111 be 1n
Old !err.
176,
rd I� t a Vyertr _'
14r :J !!sit till der
bad nod of 4
reel, t -ar In 1ht nrortl
lYeefedt nays body, dl'ddft
,itdistilled I,
1M of sw�r wblrh h4s
Late News
itdD• Stewert.,�. cnrDeo—
b W.
lea's mate test class, U- 9. ;cavy
Seabee,, wee killed
oday
Afth-storytwin-
In a LAII yr�Yuogrs gotal to
doer Of
Richmond. Vs- ]lies ALca
The hof and115 Of ,Monroe SL, he
Stewart of lla Peary.
Was, euti,oed at Cam �1 _".
v°_ He urns formerly i
personnel manager at the -lone
Chain Company-
F,. is the son L fitewertof
Stewart and
222 Bryant Ave.
Coroner W hion of went to b=. a
mid Stewart ep In in
chair end jell through a
when he became confuted upon
awakening.
Death Takes
Morris Fink,
Hot Dog Man
Flak, known to hundreds or Ith-
aeam as the hot dog and esndwleh
man, died Thursday evening. Dec
le, 1043, in the YMCA Building. his
home for the last 25 years -
Stricken as he prepared to take IN,
customary nap before opening his
place of business at 311 S. Cayuga
St-, he was discovered shortly after
a p.m, on the Door In the lounge
room by Elmer F_ Blomgren, Son- ;
eral secretary, and Fred Goeliner,
chairman of the dormitory cona-
ell A physician was summoned,
but Fink died before aid could oe
administered.
Born In Russia
Born In Russia Aug. 13. 13W, he
was christened Morris Fink, brit
few Ithacans knew him by his first
name. He came to this country +t
the age of 5 with his parents and
a younger brother. He beenme In-
terested In the violin and came
here from Brooklyn 25 years ago to
study at the then Ithaca Consen''t-
tory of Music- To meet expenses,
he sold hot dogs at baseball games
and other gatherings--flrst In a
pall and later with a motorcycle
which he had rigged up to steam
the frankfurters piping hot.
His business expanded and he
covered the Campus nightly after
persons downtown had deserted the
streets- Wben student patronage
ceased at night, he made the
rounds of the all-night garages.
Opens Supply house
Eight years ago he decided to
settle down In A more permanent j
location and opened his Flnk's
Supply Howe on & Cayuga 9L+
which ever since had been the
mecca of many theater and party
goers who stopped in for a mid-
night snack of a super -sandwich or
two-
Fink's beaten were called Thurs.
day night to cancel the regular or-
der of 100 dozes saaAwleb rolls,
and at the gams time potlets made
sure the place was locked for the
algbL
Today three brothers arrived
from Brooklyn, Funeral arrange-
ments were not completed
Besides the three brothers, Jo-
seph, Barney, and Hervlan, rink
Is survived by three sister$, lira.
Lee PLISOM Mr$. Sophie Rlehman,
and Yrs. Elmar Hanle, and his
mother, air$. Sarah Flout, "I aid
Brooklyn
-
Joseph Edwin Godfrey
Joseph Edwin Godfrey of
e W. Seneca SL, died Thur,da N
Nov- 23, 1.90A 4n Memorial Hospl-
tat. Ha was graduated from Cor-
nell 1n 1914,
Survi-ving are hill wife, Mrs-
Hazsl Brown Godfrey; a son Lit
J, Edwin Godfrey Jr. of the t:.S.
Naval Reserve- auditioned at Camp
Bradford. Norfolk, Va.; a Qattsh-
ter, LL IM) Gladys Godfrey Mac-
Kay of the C.,. Naval Reserve
stationed at ftampsoo, and a
nephew, LL P.oydea F. Allen of
the UM Army. stationed at Edge -
wood Arsenal, Balttmere. MIL
Funeral services will be Er
at2 is = Saturday to the Bln-
Deurvis FuneralHome.Aora SL The Rev. WaA.
Dodds, pastor of the First Prssby-
terta , Church wt73 officiate.
Interment will be In East Lawn
Cemetery.
Friends may can at the tulearal
home at their , ,. . . .
Midi 8. lido Teeter
]eW S, IA" Teeterl a llftlenR
resident of EnDeld Center, died l'.
Thursday. nov. 23. 1444Ar in ]iemo-
trial Hospital
She leaves a sifter, ]era, 1Ltwln .
Potter of Trumansbarc. two broth- I
ers, Charles P. of YaOatd, and Seth
FI- of Hermit; ilea 114e4Ve and 3 7 l
nephews- r
Funeral serviess will Ise bald at m
2 p- art. Saturday at bar borne, The
Rev. Ford Crtypaa of Macklaaburif !
will officiate.
Burial WM be In Msy(a
tsry. '
!David tPIUSISS,•..e,>t� w
David WyMe n filing
latent son of Mr. and Yrs.gD. W,
Sch4:tag Of Dryden, dub snaday,
Apr. 14 1%4. at his !tome,
Besides file Pa*enta he is eve
vt"d by two stMera, 1'ltnel Man,
and fttrteta Assn: his paternal
h9e Rho grandparents. air, and Mrs. Albar-.
R of Ithaca, and his
to n&j gmnedfather, Donald 314O
The Rev Lmil PreMTU of the
FlfsS"Us .�tethodlAt Church Wlll
Ooatftct funaral aervfesg at 9 QeaS
sb+y In the Strong Maria:
Chapel fit Dryden.
latermant well be In Virgil ('.e7D.e
tart',
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