State 4-H dress revue selects entries for Empire State
In eight counties this spring and early summer 4-H girls modeled garments as part of a clothing project. The district and state dress revues, part of the eight day agricultural expo, will award over 16000 dollars in prize money. One participant will represent New York at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago in December with an all expenses paid trip sponsored by Simplicity Pattern Co. New York City.
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Walli Yorks
Wendell E. Field
Empire State
Chicago
Simplicity Pattern Co
New York City
Gladys Adams
Frances Young
Mary Caterman
Iva Mae Gross
Howard Stelle
Onondaga County
Argentine Woman Receives Federation Fellowship for Study
Miss Pilar Vieta of Argentina wins a 1952 Latin American fellowship from the General Federation of Women's Clubs for advanced study in education of exceptional children at Hunter College in New York City. A two year tally shows 40 international scholars totaling $68,135 in awards. Also notes auxiliary meetings and state conclave reports from veterans groups.
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General ‘Federation of Women's Clubs
Pilar Vieta
Argentina
Hunter College
New York City
Han Cf Ae
Five in Pattern Needlecraft Set Designs
Receipts describe easy designs for needlework patterns. Instructions note mail order from Syracuse Herald Needlecraft Dept at Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 for pattern numbers, names, addresses, and zones.
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Syracuse + Heraldum STIS
Chelsea
NewsYork
Siepattern
Corn Preservation Tips and Back to School Fashion
Seasonal guidance on freezing sweet corn including scalding times for on the cob and kernels, methods for preserving cream style corn, and storage tips. The page also notes a garden party for the Professional Women's League and advertises Pattern R-733 for Girls’ dresses with sizing and mailing details.
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Seer Garden Ex
Jane
Quartet Will Sing at Calvary and St Luke's
Auburn church union service at Calvary Presbyterian tomorrow features a Podeuartet selection by Dowidl di Houh as part of a cooperative program with St Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church. The 10 15 A M service marks the second in a series of joint worship efforts amid the union.
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Auburn
Calvary Presbyterian Church
St Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women voters urged to act at federation convention
Delegates at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Minneapolis heard a speech by Mrs. John Whitehurst of Baltimore urging nonpartisan participation in the coming national election. She warned against Communist threats and emphasized federation members as a key force in shaping public opinion and policy.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Minneapolis
John Whitehurst
Baltimore
Jésus
Local Marriage Unites Louisa Howard and Marvin Arndt
Miss Louisa Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Howard of 22 Stark Street and Corp Marvin Arndt son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Arndt of Mills Road were married August 3 at the bride’s parents home. Rev Carleton Carpenter officiated with Miss Hilda Howard as maid of honor and James Skinner as best man. The bride, Rochester Business Institute graduate, works for Sylvania Electric in Seneca Falls. Arndt returns from Korea soon to report to Indian Gap, Pa.
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Louisa Howard
Henry Howard
Stark St
Corp
Marvin Arndt
Daniel Arndt
Mills Rd
Carleton. Carpenter
Baptist’ Church
Per
Hilda Howard
James Skinner
Rochester Business Institute
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Seneca Falls
Arndt
Korea
Indianown Gap
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Miss Helen Brown and Albert De Wall Wed at Methodist Church
Seneca Falls couples, Miss Helen Louise Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs James Brown and Albert De Wall son of Mr and Mrs James De Wall wed August 2 in the local Methodist church. Rev J Harold Rigcele officiated with Marcia De Wall as maid of honor and James Brown as best man. The couple will reside on the Canoyard where the bridegroom farms.
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Seneca Falls
Helen Louise Brown
James Brown
Canoyard
New metal housewares and fixtures debut in fall market
Early fall showcase highlights steel and iron items from tables with built in outlets to dressers and wardrobes. New modular kitchen and storage pieces arrive in enamel finishes while stainless steel tableware and heavy cookware gain popularity. Fireplaces, lighting, closet accessories, and outdoor gear expand the range with innovative designs and practical features.
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CE Gardler
Umahy
Comjee
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