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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1955

Page

10

Early American Costumes At State Fair Display Planned

New York State exhibitors will show Early American costumes at the state fair. The auditorium display is led by Mrs. Dorothy Carr with Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Ruth Yager guiding the Women’s State Committee. City Committee members include Mrs. Robert Root and Virginia Bartoski among many others.

New York State Dorothy. K.carr Joba Washburn Meg Ruth Yager Women's State Committee Audibrlum Robert Root Misa Virginia Bartoski Anthony ‘Smith Frederick , Whitwell J. Daniel Gorman William Brennan Arnold Abrams Joseph Dutty Laurence Sovik Daniel Casey James’ Corcoran James, Byrne Sr Jacob Benderson Donald Also Romery Hughes Virgil Kilmer Dennis Collins Arnold Friecht Philip’ Hilsberg James Burme ‘Jr Edward Markert Robert Petricca Joseph Eagle Thomas McCollum Loretta Donlon Dorothy St Daniel Lane

Printmakers Have Supper Meeting in Syracuse

Mrs. Fred Gardner hosted a Sunday supper for Syracuse Printmakers in Jamesville. Attendees saw ceramics and enameled jewelry from Palm leaves, plus West and Florida slides. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilmore won prizes for prints shown in Chautauqua. Mrs. Frank Horle and Mrs. Edith Horle exhibit work at the Newport Art Association annual show. Mrs. Eugene Wilcox will arrange the next meeting.

Fred Gardner Jamesville Syracuse Plente West Florida Donald Gilmore Chautauqua Frank Horle Edith Horle

Dear Mary Haworth Advice Column Fragment

A reader asks how to balance her wish for adult partnership with her fear that John may view her as a doll not a wife. She writes of engagement to marriage and a February child, noting his charm and protection of her status while worrying about future disillusion and her role in a growing family.

Mary Haworth Stecke John M. H

Mother Designs and a Wedding Gown Mirror Troubled Love

A reader counsels on mature relationships as a wedding notice reports Carolyn Orie’s Papal blessed marriage to C Edwin Van Auken. The bride wore a Skinner satin gown designed by her mother with an illusion neckline and chapel train. Attendants in pink and blue, flower girls in satin, and a double ring ceremony at St Peter’s Church are listed with the couple’s families and jobs.

Carolyn Orle Robert Orle Bédice Roberta Frigon Mary Ann Falter Patricia Orio Jane Petocchi Maryanne Frigon Joanne Visconti Earl Leo Falter Pig Paroli Frank Paoletti van Aukern Division of Veterans Assistance Onondaga County Clerk's Office

Baby Sitters Exchange Brings Craft Skills Trade to Hyattsville

In Hyattsville Maryland a baby sitters exchange thrives without cash Payments. Families swap time for child care and for help with crafts cooking typing and repairs. Esther Callahan and Mimi Lawrence show how a small network links parents with local tradespeople and professionals for mutual support while keeping money out of the bargain.

Callahans Hyattsville John” Callahan Esther Callahan John Jim Mim Tohn Bova Esther Mary Semperino Washington Lala Iowa Hyatteville Mimi Lawrence

Shirley Fleming Becomes Bride In Local Church

Miss Shirley Fleming daughter of Mrs Elise Fleming and Thomas Fleming was married to William Slattery on Aug 27 at Brown Memorial Church. Rev Lloyd Moffett officiated. Bride wore a roses gown. maid of honor Anne Slattery wore seafoam green. bridesmaid Carol Lulz wore yellow. Best man John McChesney. ushers James Golden. Reception at Perary Hill Post hall. Couple to reside at 226 Midland Ave. Bride a Baldwinsville Academy graduate and employee of Pass and Seymour.

Shirley Meming Elise Fleming Milton Ave Thomas Fleming Grant PL William Slattery Brown Memorial Church Lloyd Moffett Anne Slattery Carol Lulz John McChesney James Golden Tipe Perary Hill Colle Ple Canada Midland Ave Baldwinsville Academy Pass & Seymour

Sara Andrews Married in Cambridge Massachusetts

Miss Sara E. Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan F. Andrews Canastota and Boardman O Connor of Winchester Mass were married on Aug 27 at Crothers Chapel First Parish Cambridge MA The bride wore a crystal elle gown with lace bodice carried white chrysanthemums Her attendants wore blue peau de soie and carried chrysanthemums Best man was John A. Coe Boston Mass with ushers Raymond Wilding Cambridge Mass and Sol Schwede Everett Mass The couple will live in San Diego where he works in theater and she in youth theater Also noted is an engagement announcement for Diane Frances DeXulla to Donald T. Rousche with no wedding date set.

Sara E. Andrews Harlan F. Andrews Canastota Boardman O'Connor Winschester Mase Crothers Chapel First Parish Cambridge Anne Waterson Summit N. J Phyllis Aquino Cannatota John A. Coe Boston Mass Raymond Wilding Sol Schwede Everatt O'Connor Swarthmore College Tufte University Tufts University U. S. Army Engineer Corps San Diego Calif Thames DeYutla Cody Diane Frances-“DeXulla Donald T. Rousche John Rowsehe Ridenalae Ate St. Patrick's High School Alliance’ Co St. Paterick's Tte Hathaway Bakery

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