The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 68

Mother Rushed To Sick Daughter With Police Aid three-year- jold Orwell girl, seriously ill with pneumonia in the House of the Good Samaritan here, whose mother was rushed to her bedside from Syracuse with the help of sheriff's patrol cars of Onondaga' and Oswego Counties, -was report-! ed considerably improved Satur: day night. Nancy Aldrich. daughter of Sylvester Aldrich of Orwell and Mrs. Alma Aldrich of 134 W. Kennedy Syracuse, was brought to the Watertown hospital at 9.35 p.

m. Friday by her father. Stus had been ill at home for several days and her attending physician, Burtch Reed of Sandy Creek or-' dered her brought to the Her father, however, became; alarmed while driving through Adams when the child had a chok-' ing spell and requested aid from State Police of the Adams substation. They furnished him with. Wilfrid K.

O'Driscoll. former po ice escort to Watertown. farm editcr of The Post-Standard, authorities sajd that the. child condition wa? not considered critical upon although "she was a very sick little girl." News of her daughter's illness Wilfrid K. O'Driscoll W.

K. O'Driscoll Wins Fellowship spend a year in Europe making a study of agriculture in 10 nations under a Reiri Foundation Fellowship awarded him recently. Now farm news coordinator fj a Mrs Ald about 10.15 the Utica Daily Press, Mr. O'Dris-' 3 Saturday, after being re- coll is one of six newspapermen in the nation given fellowships by the inundation at a meeting of a nine-m'an board of selection in New York city. Under the fellowship, he will visit Britain, France.

Ger- layed through the sheriff's department and North Syracuse village police. When she received the news, Aldrich was unable to obtain immediate bus connections going north and appealed to Onondaga many, Switzerland. Austria. Den- County Sheriff Albert E. Stone for mark.

Ho'land. Italy, Sweden and possibly Poland. In each country, he will study help. Sheriffs of Onondaga and Oswego co-operated to get the frantic agricultural conditions and inter- to Pulaski where a brother view farriers, officials a a waiting to take her to the specialists in processing firms al-. Watertown hospital.

A call to the lied with the farm industry. Al- Oswego County sheriff brougnt a though his study will be of a gen- a to the a a-Oswegn eral naUre, emphasis will line on Route 11 where it given to cairying. the Onondasa sheriffs car The popular Upstate bringing the woman to the rneet- who has specialized in dairy industry resorting and farm politics. ir.g The Oswego County car carried her to Pulaski. is expected to leave this country, Mrs.

Aldrich, a former resident a vear's leave of absence North a had been from his present position in mid- spending Friday night with friends January. and was unable to be reached un- joining The Post-Standard in! til Saturday morning. The couple 1948 after serving in the Army is separated. during World War 2. Mr.

O'Driscoll did general reporting before' beccmin? this newspaper's first! farm ne vs editor. He left Syr-; acuse to joint the staff of the; Utica in 1951. A graduate of Syracuse Univer-i sity. he was employed by The tertown Daily Times prior to en-1 tering th-3 1942. Club Calendar Who When What Where Retired Executive Cf Precision Firm To Visit Europe ing methods, and Mrs.

Ralph Knapp, treasurer 6 rtMrift mprh- Minos F-TA at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Minoa School on the theme "Know Your School." Mrs. Alex Ford, first grade teacher at the school will present arithmetic teaching Miss Judy Wsr- Iren. second grade teacher, spell- th dfi teacher meth teaching reading.

6 Tncmber of the joard of directors'! of Precision Castings who retired Nov. 13. plans The use Scottish Rile leave fcr a tour or Europe in the Lcui Room nondaga. near fuiure, Arthur Chase, New york Telephone Co. will pany pr-ident.

has announced. electronics and Mr. Knapp was graduated Cornell University in 1913 and served a major in World I. television. Grant School Mothers' Club, annual card party, 8 p.

m. Tuesday at the school. Table and door prizes will be awarded. Public is invited. Jewish Community Center teenagers, swimming party, 11 a.

m. today, YWCA. Brunch, i games, and dancing will round out. the day at the Center. Men's Garden Club of Syracuse, i annual dinner and election of.

6.45 p. m. Thursday, First! I Presbyterian Church social 620 W. Genesee st. Prof.

Joseph' i Porter of Cornell University will igive an illustrated talk on "Land-. 'scaping the Small Home Prof Aden J. King of Syra! jcuse University will present an! iorchid exhibit. Master Gardener. Spading Fork and Ebeling Bowl awards be presented.

Syracuse Chapter, American) of Lubrication 8 p. m. Monday, at Onondaga Sup-j ply Co. auditorium, 344 W. Grne-i jsee st.

Speaker: C. A. SluhanJ of Master Chemical Toledo. Topic: "Hole of, Coolants in Metal Cutting and! Grinding." I Following military service, he I general manager of the Near Syracuse Control, Controllers Relief operations in Greece. His institute of America, meeting, business career included years of Tuesday night, University Club.

1 service with Paramount Pictures Speaker: Bernard McCaniff. as-! in France whwe he-was treasurer I sistant controller of Bausch Ralph Knapp ating Europe. Lomb Optical Rochester, He was associated 10 years with GoV ernment Contract Account- the Precision lirm. A member and Nego ti a tion Problems." the Onondaga Golf and County 6 Club, be also served on the board purchasing Agents Association'; of the Council of Social Agencie Syracuse and Central was active on committees of monthly dinner the American Die Casting Insti-j Wednesday i ht Hotel Onon- tute and the Manufacturers Asso-; daga- Spea ker: Bruce D. son.

vice-president in charge of; purchases and traffic for the Western Electric Corp. ciation. Foreign Student Adviser to Speak At Church Service Dr. J. Benjamin Schmoker.

executive secretary of the National! Cathedral Altar and Rosary So- Association of Foreign Student detyi fa ene fit card party, Monday Pride of Syracuse Circle 278,1 Companions of Forest of America, annual party, 6.30 p. m. tomorrow at Bersani's, lor members and friends. Advisers, will speak at the mid- evening. Nov.

23, ballroom the u-eek service in First Ononda proceeds will support Church Wednesday. Foreign stu- fo the Societ which in dents at Syracuse university care altar linens be dinner guests at 6.1 p. thei addri-ss will follow at 7.15. vesimenis. Rev.

Dr. Albert L. Baner said in his announcement Dr. Schmoker has had wide experience in. foreign student affairs.

He is general secretary of a ebnaraittee on friendly relations among foreign students, founded Pomeroy Organization, Syracuse National institute Cites Pomeroy Mr. Donald T. Pemeroy. of the by Dr. John R.

Mott, Andrew Carnegie and others to adjust the needs and problems of students from other lands. It is the processing agency- for all students arriving in the United States and aim? to get them into touch with the best aspects of American life. The program is one of a mid- wee series on "The Church and the World Today." MOIOK1ST FINED John Stack, 32, of 308 James st, flirt a $25 fine yesterday after he pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to has cited for outstanding service to the real estate profession by the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers, meeting in Los Angeles. The institute's award came to Mr. Pomeroy for presenting a display of business building ideas during the 46th convention of the National Association of Heal Estate Boards, of which the institute is an affiliate.

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