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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1955
Page
9
A group of young working women asks Dorothy Ricker where to meet men. The reply urges joining church groups, theater or classes to mingle, suggesting activities and social clubs to form friendships rather than frequenting liquor joints.
Miss Marlianne C Shetley 408 Montrose Ave is engaged to Edward P Himpler son of the late Mr and Mrs Frank N Himpler. The couple will wed in October. She is a St John the Baptist Academy Central City Business Institute graduate and Le Moyne College secretary. He is Solvay High School alumnus and Korea era U S Army veteran now with C A Wood Roofing Co.
Mr and Mrs J Noward Hooper of 210 Lincoln Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann Hooper to Donald Tinkham Jr of Malrydale son of Donald Tinkham Sr and Mrs Chester Watson. The bride elect, an alumna of Onondaga Valley Academy, works at University Hospital as technician and secretary. Tinkham attended North Syracuse High School served four years in the U S Navy and is with Rosenthal and Chadwick Inc.
At the Atlantic City show tied to Miss America events, designers unveil new high style housewares including kitchen and dining gear with streamlined handles, modern carafes, and bold color palettes from pink to turquoise. The exhibit highlights functional design, durable plastics, and even a no-clothespin plastic clothesline. A cognac and orangeade flourish closes the piece.
Miss Reid Algeo spends two weeks in Wheeling as guest of her grandfather Mr. Tahn Aleon ALU GGL. Miss Letitia D. McClure and Miss Mildred Sloan enter Vassar College next month as freshmen. Dr. Wardner D. Ayer’s sister Mrs. David K. Rubins returns home after a visit in Indianapolis. Summer visits include Pamela and Theodore Miller at DeWitt and trips by Rene Schaffner and Bradford Wirth to multiple states. Families entertained guests in Syracuse and beyond with weddings and travels to California, Grand Canyon, and Cape May.
The guest of honor should be prepared for formality and greetings. Hosts greet each guest. the guest of honor rises only for certain introductions. Women guests keep gloves on while moving through the receiving line.
Green beans and corn on the cob can be frozen after harvest. Blanch by boiling water or steam, then cool and package. Time specifics for whole or cut beans and corn ears are provided, with recommended books: The Frozen Food Cook Book, The Complete Book of Home Freezing, and Cornell Bulletin 611.
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