Parents Tighten Rules as Juvenile Crime Rises
New York report notes rising teen crime prompts stricter parent behavior. Lester Rand of the Youth Research Institute cites curfews screenings and reduced allowances as common responses, while teens say discipline feels extreme and unfair. Names and places reflect cited interviews from Topeka Augusta San Francisco Miami Cleveland.
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New York
Topeka
Kan
Institute
Auegusta
Lester Rand
Miami
Beauty After Forty Laura Huyck Starts Painting at Fifty Six
A New York exhibit showcases Laura Talmage Huyck, who began painting after age 56 and, now in her eighties, creates mysterious gray and black works from her own journal notes. She paints without lessons or models, focusing on trees and clouds with solitary, dramatic compositions.
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Laura Talmadge Hwaycek
Hayek
New York
Turtle Bay
Laura
Talmage Huyck
Miss Phipps Speaks at Oswego County WCTU Institute
Miss Barbara Phipps daughter of Rev Amos Phipps spoke at a Oswego County Woman's Christian Temperance Union institute and luncheon at Dempster Grove Camp describing her work among German and Austrian women with exhibits. Organized by Mrs Clarence Rounds the event featured songs led by Ambrosio Grandis and prayers by Douglas Crowder with many local WCTU members in attendance.
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Barbara Phipps
Amos Phipps
Ferndale Dr
Oswego County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Dempster Grove Camp
Miss Phipps
Germany
Austria
Clarence Rounds
Robert D. Jones
Ambrosio Grandis
Corregidor Island
Philippine Islands
Western Maryland College
Douglas Crowder
Harold Coon
Fulton Wctu
Robinson Sisters
WCTU
Martha Marvin
Mabelle Scriber
Little Utica Union
Jennie Foster
Arlene Blakeman
Manlius Teen Pat Smith Prepares for College Life
Patricia Smith a 16 year old 4 H member from Manlius farms 115 acres with 30 cows and a dozen chickens. She drives a tractor guides a combine teaches dairy classes and will enter an agricultural college in Farmingdale L I next month. Pat plans to show cattle at the State Fair and says she will miss Jenifer Burnie and the farm during the school year.
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Peg Cram
Patricia Smith
de Alton Smith
Broadfield Rd
Manlius
Fabius Central High School
Agricultural College
Farmingdale
L. L
Pat
Burnie
Oklahoma
Jenifer
Onondaga County Holstein Club
One-Pan Chocolate Cake by Notre Dame Auxiliary
Anna Marie Kenefake presents a one pan chocolate cake recipe using baking chocolate shortening and boiling water. After cooking and cooling, add egg flour sugar baking powder salt and vanilla then bake 25 minutes at 350 degrees in a leaf pan. A rummage sale follows at Lincoln Rebekah Lodge 126 today and tomorrow at Niagara and Seymour Streets.
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Notre Dame
Lincoln Rebekah Lodge 126
Niagara and
Seymour Sts
New Federation Board Plans Busy First Meeting
The Federation of Women's Clubs will outline this year's program at the board of directors initial meeting Thursday in Hotel Syracuse with Jd H Koonce to preside. Ten new board members join. events include a September 22 President's Tea and October sessions on Meet the Candidates and Club Institute.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Board of Directors
Syracuse
Jd. H. Koonce
Syracuse Public
Federation Education Committee
Federation Board
E. L. Stiles
Bellevue’ Heights School Mothers’ Club
Chapter M, P.E.O
Civic Survey
Roy LaLonde
Civic Survey Club
George Buettner
Danforth School
Mothers’ Club
Convent School
Sundial Garden Club
E. R. Wadeboncoeur
L. P. Crouse
Henry Bersani
Daughters of Columbus
Lincoln Republican Club
M. Aaron Spector
B’nai B'rith
Temple Adath Yeshurun Sisterhood
Jewish Community Center
Community Chest
Red Cross Drive
Theodore Bowes
Syracuse Board of Education
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Zonta Club of
Harold B. Lines
Oberlander Cup
Syracuse University
Syracuse Rose Society
Syracuse Presbytery
Council of Churches
Sigma Kappa
National Sorority Quarterly
Civil Defense
Joseph Farrante
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Bertha Thompson
Generaska
George A. Gick
Jay-Cettes
J. R. Coburn
State Fair to Host Daily One Actor Performances
Nine theater groups from New York colleges schools churches and communities will present daily one actor shows at the 1955 State Fair. The lineup includes award winning plays in the A M Drummond contest with details provided by theater manager Mrs Marjorie I Smith.
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New York
A. M. Drummond
Marjorie I. Smith
Harriet May Mills
Elmira Free Academy Group
Cornell University
Marvin Herrick
University of Ullnois
Betty-Jane Loomis
Munroe Scott
Woody
Mummers Dramatic Club
Fredonia State Teachers’ College
Georgiana von Tornow
Edna Hart
Utica
Frank J. Conboy
Joseph Sfelr
Hannibal Footlighters
North
Hannibal
Edward L. Kamarck
Robert Milam
Dion Little Theater
Moncey
Drummond
E. E. Swarthout
Carmen F. Mandla
State Fair Theater Company
Fair
Sidney L. Freeman
Sweet Briar College
Evelyn Freeman
Sweet Briar
Smith
Porter School
Gleason A. White
Wilam F. Baker
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