Birth and Travel Notices Dominate Cleveland Heights Almanac
The local column reports births in Syracuse and Georgetown as well as engagements and family visits. Brian Francis Dyre is welcomed in Syracuse General Hospital as the couple’s first child. Many residents, including the Navach and Maquin families, plan trips to New York City Verona Italy and Georgetown University Hospital for weddings and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Bowman
Coolidge Ave
Brian Francis
Syracuse General Hospital
Birs
Bowsnas
Joan Sheedy
James J. Sheedy
Dorothy St
Half Size Style Jumper and Blouse Pattern 4666
Fashion pattern notice offers a versatile fall wardrobing pair designed for shorter fuller figures. Features a jumper and companion blouse in faille or cotton with patterns and yardage. includes mailing details to Anne Adams pattern dept. Herald Journal New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille
Anne Adams
Herald-Journal
St. New York
Jeanette Ennis Becomes Bride of Gordon Rode
Jeanette Ennis and Gordon Rode wed Aug. 4 at St Stephen s Catholic Church in Phoenix with Rev E D Berrigan officiating. Miss Elaine La Pierre was maid of honor and Carl Rode Jr. served as best man. The couple, with ties to Phoenix and General Electric, begin married life after detailing their service and education backgrounds. The second item features a lamb dish recipe using leg meat, olive oil, onion, tomatoes, zucchini, oregano and simmering steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church
Phoenix
Jeanette Emma Ennis
Frederick G. Ennis
Gordon Howard Rode
Carl R. Rode Sr
E. D
Berrigan
Elaine la Pierre
Arthur Chamberlain
Nancy Williamson
Joanne Lum
Carl Rode Jr
Alfred Lum
Russell Wilson
Leslie Ennis
Phoenix Central School
General Electric Co
Baldwinsville High School
U.S. Air Force
Luncheon Committees Named for Corinthian Club Event
Mrs. Kenneth Bartlett is named chairman of hostesses for the Stars at Luncheon program at the Corinthian Club Tuesday Celeste Holm is the hon or guest. Cochairman is Mrs Walter J Smith General chairman is Mrs Kenneth H Erskine with Mrs Preston D Fogg assisting Floral arrangements by Mrs Lester Kienzle. Hostesses include Mrs Gerald T Church and many others. New can liner promises easy can opening plus self tracking tear-strip for key open cans The pump continues as all American favorite with women at the National Shoe Fair in Chicago October 28 season features slim lines needlepoint toe thin heels Maxey Jarmen notes options include conservative toes and heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bartlett
Corinthian Club
Celeste Holm
Bartlett
Walter J. Smith
Cochairman
Kenneth H. Erskine
Preston D. Fogg
Lester Kienzle
Gerald T. Church
Victor Deen
Charles J. Durkin
Leo Gibson
A. Gilbert Hall
Clarence W. Hilton
Charles Hall
Judson Johnston
Herbert L. Laubie
William L. Marsh
Earl R. Mason
Wayne Nelson
Henry P. Thomas
Thomas Towle
Gaylord D. Whittaker
Chicago
Maxey Jarmen
Women Ready Tartans And Kilts for Games
The women of Clan Douglas prepare for the annual Scottish Games at Griffin Field with fitting and sewing costumes and aiding participants. The event, sponsored by Clan Douglas and Order of Scottish Clans, draws hundreds to hear bagpipes and see kilts. The Scottish Tea Room is run by Mrs. David McVicker and Mrs. George Wentworth with Daughters of Scotia help. Pipe band competitions feature leading bands from Canada and the U S. The program runs from 10 30 am to early evening culminating in a massed bands parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Field
George Wentworth
Clan Douglas
Order of Scottish Clans
Scotland
David McVicker
Daughters of Scotia
Canada
United States
DAR Chapter Names Standings Committee Chairs
Local Regent Mrs. James E. Clyda announces chairmen for General Asa Danforth Chapter DAR committees. Names include Mrs. Charles Phillips for American Indians, Nira Wallace Williams for American ism, Mrs. Campfield Leonard for citizenship, Mrs. Perley Markham for approved schools, Mrs. Leo Gibbons for community service, Mrs. H Vincent Edgarton for conservation, Mrs. George VanLegenen for flag, Mrs. William Schaftfrath for good citizens, Mrs. Urban H. Johnson for DAR magazine, Mrs. Lyman J. Spire for magazine advertising, Mrs. LeRoy Casper for museum, Mrs. Storm W. Boyd for student loan and scholarship, Miss Alice Louise Cool for girl homemakers, Mrs. Raymond C. George for honor roll, Mrs. Charles Seaver for junior membership, Mrs. Charies Harris for membership, Mrs. Dante Sutton for junior membership advisor, Miss Nancy Graham for motion pictures, Mrs. Frederick L. Stone for national defense, Mrs. Warren Ross for program, Mrs. Herbert D. Beadle for American music, Mrs. Ralph Waring for radio and television, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin for press relations, Mrs. George C. Byington for Junior press relations, Mrs. Harold M. Gebhardt for civil defense, Mrs. Roy C. Doman for telephone, Mrs. Louise Rose Eppley for transportation, Miss Bessie Rhiner for audit, Mrs. George W. Graham for junior American citizens, and Mrs. Charles F. Wells for State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clyda
Asa
Urban H. Johnson
D.ar
Lyman J. Spire
DAR
LeRoy Casper
DAR. Museum
Storm W. Boyd
Hamilton Dickerman
Alice Louise Cool
Girl Homemakers
Raymond C. George
Charles Seaver
Charies Harris
Dante Sutton
Nancy Graham
Frederick L. Stone
National Defense
Warren Ross
Herbert D. Beadle
Ralph Waring
Fred W. Melvin
George C. Byington
Harold M. Gebhardt
Civil Defense
Roy C. Doman
Louise Rose Eppley
Bessie Rhiner
George
Miss Florence Mason Accepts Boulder Residence Counselor Post
Miss Florence Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Mason of 105 Lynbrook Circle De Witt heads to Boulder Colorado to join the University of Colorado as a residence counsellor in a freshman dormitory She earned a master’s in student personnel at Syracuse University in June and will be accompanied by Miss Anarda Boggs of Philadelphia daughter of Mr and Mrs H V Boggs of 1335 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mason
Fred J. Mason
Lynbrook Circle
de Witt
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Mason
Syracuse University
Anarda Boggs
Philadelphia
H. V. Boggs
Broad St
Ice Cream Sodas Make A Tasty Family Treat
Home friendly soda recipes offer kid favorites like G Whiz Blushing Rose and Royal Flush. Each uses soft drinks, ice cream, and fresh fruit garnishes to create party worthy beverages serving five to six.
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Robert Dyre
Cleveland Heights
Berpeld Dawson
W. Borden Ave
Joseph C. Navach
Grant Blvd
New York City
Jeanette Carmella Navach
Forest Hills
L. L
Fhey
Verona
Italy
Navach
Phillip Cimo
Navaccn
WHL
Griffith Williams
Jon, Philip
Griffith
Clarendon St
Wil
Robert Duffy
Long Lake
Paul L. Hopkins Jr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Paul L. Hopkins
Hastings Pl
Paul R. Fout
Karen
Middlesburg, Va
J. FR. Fout
Parkside Ave
Charles G. Lueck
Round Will
Sunmer
Jacob C. Miller
Wellesley Island
St. Lawrence River
Theodore Boehnke
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles F. Houghton
Roosevelt Ave
Oswego
Charles J. Short
Harriet Ave
Miami Beach
Casablanca Hotel
Thomas Igne
West Lake Rd
Cazenovia
Philip
Reilly
Marcia, Nancy
Peter
Albany
Paul Crotty
Sirs. Wallace Connor
Cannes
Ross Maquin
Washington, D. C
Marie Michele
Georgetown University Hospital
Maquin
Mary Therese Ryan
Fred Ryan
S. Geddes St
Jerry W. Ackerman
William C. Ackerman
Syracuse
Bucknell University
George A. Loewenberg
Shotwell Pa
Henry N. la Belle
Marion Park
la Belle
Lake George
Pfe
Harold C. Brown Jr
Harold C. Brown
DeWitt St
Fort McNair
Keslabick
Iceland
Roy P. Sullivan
Scott and
Kelly
Roy P. Sullivan Sr
Nashville
Tenn
WV. C. Moulton
Cambridge Ave
D. W. McPheeters
Binghamton
George Sprehn
Mrs
A. J. Dyre
Goodrich Ave
Anne Wood
Lawrence Wood
Burlingame Rd
Fourth Lake
Nancy Barnes
J. K. Barnes Jr
Brattle Rd
Jeanette Ennis
Gordon Rode
John Timothy
Judith
Topaz Cosmetics
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