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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1940
Page
4
A jumble of wedding notices from Saint Lucy's mix names and places as brides Franz Franza and Arlene Hahn prepare for ceremonies. Clergy and guests from Utica Syracuse Canastota Philadelphia and Oneida gather amid showers and receptions at Emerson Avenue Crescent Avenue Park.
The Aug 10 ceremony at Central Square joined Ellen Maynard and Marvin Lev with Rev Fairchild officiating. A blush of peach and blue decor framed the reception at the bride’s mother home. The couple will reside in Hastings Center after a Adirondack trip.
A long feature recalls Max Yehansky’s 30 year sentence amid a web of suspects, the 16 month imprisonment, and a sister’s plea. It captures a journalist’s struggle with bias, a search for evidence, and a call for true tolerance over cynical judgment.
Antoinette Patricia Maley daughter of Mrs Dominick Mellez and the late Mr Maley is engaged to Peter Baichi son of Sir and Ars Baichi of Solvay. The announcement was made at a ballet supper hosted by Mrs Males. Guests included many Maley and Baichi family members. Miss Maley, known as Pat, recently graduated from North High School. The wedding is planned for early next spring.
Claudia DeGraw wed in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Ellsworth C. Beamon at Betts Memorial Church with Hadys Elerett Bush at the organ. Attending guests included Mrs. Harry J. Yaeger from Philadelphia and numerous local families from Riverton Cortland Falls Horseheads and Schenectady.
The text questions proper conduct when unsure of local etiquette at a town game party. It suggests the motto When in doubt asks and advises that if you win a prize you should ask your hostess for guidance on the correct action.
Junior Vadagian has chosen Ninel uth Wurle as chairman of the membership committee with Siss 5elma Halperin and Miss Ina Wal ace as co chairmen. Members include Florence Bloom Libby Goldstein Libby Elkin Fanny Goldstein. Plans completed for an invitation letter in the Soria Trall of the female Adath Yeshurun on Sunday Sept 25.
Mrs Robert T Murray and her son William travel to Washington D C for several days after visiting Bernard Murray a Jesuit student in Baltimore Md Mrs Robey W Johnson hosts sister Mrs Ernest M Flood from Wentcher Wash this is Mrs Floods first visit here in years Mr and Mrs Melvin B Rucker and son John Rit of Decatur have been guests of Rev and Mrs Ray Freeman Jenney at 116 Concord Place and have returned home Mrs Rucker sister of Mrs Jenney Mrs Roby R Garfield has left to visit her sister and her husband near Staithboro
A 40 page booklet titled How to Raise and Train Your Dog offers guidance on dog care and training. It covers commands like Sit, Shake Hands, and Sit Up with step by step cues and rewards. It emphasizes calm, gradual instruction and healthy feeding for pets.
The article notes the engagement of Eileen Sharkey daughter of Air and Mrs. Thomas Sharkey to John J. McLaughlin son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McLaughlin, with a wedding planned August 4. The couple will reside at 107 Melrose Avenue after a wedding trip.
A Worried Man seeks guidance on infidelity and how to leave mistresses. Dorothy Dix counsels staying faithful, warns that double life harms home, reputation, and health, and urges concentration on the wife while avoiding burdening her with confession.
Bridal group from 1006 Park Street and Joseph Kreutzer of Buffalo wed at Assumption Church on Saturday August 10 at 9 AM officiated by Rev Father Edmund. Guests include Kreutzer family and local officers. reception and dinner followed at home with plans for a honeymoon in the Adirondacks and residence at 107 Hawthorne Avenue Buffalo.
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