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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1955
Page
9
A reader seeks home remedies for facial redness and skin damage after alcoholism. Mary Haworth cites two doctors endorsing rest and nutrition, vitamins, minerals, and hot baths. Hormone creams are mentioned but require a doctor’s input. The column advises hydration, skin care, and caution with cosmetic products.
Personal notices list several residents with moves and travels including Laurentiian Mountains trip to Quebec by multiple families, John Torrens moving to Darien Conn, Doris Christopherson to Bryant College commencement, births and family milestones, and college admissions at Barnard and Central Square School accomplishments.
Florence designer Germa na Marucelli unveiled a collection she terms Clinging Wine or Convolvulus featuring beaver and grey lamb daywear and mink for evenings. Jackets named Martian, long suit coats, tunics, brocades, and sheer evening gowns dominated, with bold fur options and striking bolero ensembles.
The piece discusses how Madame Chiang Kai-shek, Asa Christian and Reader's Digest editor's notes link daily prayer to overcoming hostility and finding peace. It highlights August Digest content with 41 articles condensed from leading magazines and current books.
Former Syracusans now living in Vernon Mr and Mrs Edward Zaleski marked their 34th wedding anniversary at home. Married July 26 1921 in the Church of the Sacred Heart Syracuse. They have two sons Robert and Frank in Vernon and a daughter Dolores in Worcester. Women of the Moose plan initiation at 8 pm tomorrow at the clubrooms. Nedrow Fire Department auxiliary meets at 8 pm Thursday at the fire house with Nancy White Lucy Williams and Noreen Smith on the hospitality committee.
Lt Olga Mamula a Syracuse University student dean directs more than 200 Women Marines at Camp Lejeune as training assistant liaison official greeting arrivals and coordinating billeting training and mess facilities. She calls the role not a 40 hour week job with duties from reveille at 3 a.m. to tours of the base and rifle range. Mamula a member of the 2d Tank Battalion trains here before returning to school in September for her M A in student personnel.
Out-of-state guests travel to the Church of the Most Holy Rosary for the wedding of Miss Mary T. Ryan of Amherst Avenue and Ross Maquin of Utica. A long list of guests comes from many states and cities including Massachusetts New Hampshire Pennsylvania Florida Ohio New Jersey and New York with attending relatives and friends from Hartford Bridgeport and Troy among others. Also noted are a Veterans Auxiliary meeting and a homecoming from a family reunion at Tuscarora Lake Erleville.
Local Chi Omega alumnae installed new officers led by Mrs. Donald Fechnay as president and Mrs. J Malcolm Calman as vice president. Recording secretary is Mrs. Donald Dunn, corresponding secretary is Mrs. Irving Harney, and treasurer is Miss Genevieve Morzein.
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