At Home Dress Tips for Hot Weather and Comfort
The article reviews at home summer wear with airy wrap dresses, cap sleeves, and shifts in cottons and percale. It notes styles from casual housecoats to versatile skirts, priced from about 2.93 to 15 dollars, highlighting ease of laundering and cooling fabrics. It mentions brands like Whirl About and Wrap-Ease and describes dresses with back openings, various necklines, and draped hemlines suited for beach or patio wear.
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Titan Lines
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Genetaska Club elects Mrs Camenga new president
Mrs Carl C Camenga 210 Mershailsi became Genetaska Club president focusing on community service. She has long served as secretary treasurer and chairman streamlining efforts for youth and welfare. The club supports Red Cross Salvation Army CARE and more while funding a Girl Scout troop and clothing drives for charity.
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Mershailsi
Geneteska Club
Genetaska HY
Sime
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Community Crest
Red Cross
Rescue Mission
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Lighthouse
Cancer Fund
CARE
Maternal Heatth Center
Onendaga Indian School
Order Pro Leged
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Cammenga
Salvation Army
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Sara
West Vienne
Syracuse
Alfred Unversty
Christmas Week Plans For Brownies Camp Group
A newspaper item outlines Christmas week activities for Brownies, revealing troop leadership, location at Willow Bay and Liverpool, and funds for girl campers. It notes Courtney and Farrar in supervisory roles, plus four day meetings at Erimsoon Park and a junior scouts program.
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Camisoles Come Back in Teen Fashion Trend
SEW YORK reports a Seventeen magazine survey of undergarment habits among teen readers. Camisoles regain popularity among teenage girls while chemises wane. many prefer white underwear, some favor lace and pastel tones. A notable portion sew their own undergarments, gowns, and nightwear, with pajamas common and many owning housecoats and bathrobes.
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Seventeen Magazine
Miss Stormer Hosts Syracuse Printmakers Event
Miss Ruth Stormer of Rockwell va Nedre hosted Syracuse printmakers for an outdoor garden party Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barkey, Mr. and Mrs. David Hal, Mrs. Frank Hotle and daughter, Mrs. Van Sehact of Easton Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Evens Wilco, Mr. Donald Bere, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Addhso7 ard Srendson, Charles Acdison Hite, and Miss Anne Hueper. The annual outdoor excursion is planned for August at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Carener. Additional garbled text remains unreadable.
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Rockwell Va
Nedre
Spracuse
Ronn
Dire
Harry Barkey
Amdhoirs David Hal
Frank Hotle
van Sehact
Easton
Evsene Wilco
Donald Bere
Wilfred J
Anne Hueper
A Carener
Ames
Miss Lan Coe Weds In Church Rites
Miss Lan Coe daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Coe of Scott Avenue and Charles Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Lee Cleveland of Covington Pa were married at Fairmount Union Church. Rev Reland Fred erck officiated. Janet Crawford served as maid of honor with Therese Coe and Derrihea Cleveland as bridesmaids. Robert Coe and family attended in formal dress.
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Robert E Coe
Scott
Charles Cleveland
Lee Cleveland
Covington
Fairmount Union Church
Reland
Frederck E
Wiss Janet Crawford
Honer
O.desmaids
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Derrihea Cleveland
Robert
Coe
Vesters
Aera
Wiliam Loader
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Diplomas awarded in evening classes for expectant mothers
About 53 of 16 enrolled in a course for expectant mothers at Vseiting, 702 E Te Jackson. A short show of the play Le Woh Bab accompanied the event. A new eight week lecture series begins Thursday Aug 4 at 1:26 PM and 3 PM for those able to attend. The instruction covers mother and baby care and preparing young women for movie production in Hollywood.
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Sradalinn
Maraschino Cherries by WO Margaret Jordan Syracuse Home Bureau
Home methods for maraschino cherries were developed from research on uses for the fruit crop. The article explains varieties used, bleaching with sulfur, pitting, syrup heating, and bottling steps led by Frank A. Lee, noting the product is edible and used to color and decorate foods.
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WO Margaret’ Jordan
Syracuse
Syrus
Frank A. Lee
Gem-encrusted coral on Tampa Bay beach draws treasure seekers
In Tallahassee region news, coral gems wash ashore along Tampa Bay. Geologists note the stones, once ancient coral polyps’ skeletons replaced by minerals, yield carnelian sard, sardonyx, onyx and agate in brown green yellow blue and white hues. Five layers allow two tone cameos.
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Tallahassee
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Agais
Fragmented cottonseed fiber misread prompts odd ad note
A garbled OCR style item mentions cottonseed fiber and references various odd terms and names. The readable text is highly corrupted with no clear event or identification to summarize into a concrete news item.
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