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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1955
Page
11
A fashion piece by DA JEAN KAIN on buoyant posture and ribcage lifting to streamline the body. It describes a discipline for winners, with instructions to raise the chest, relax the shoulders, and perform abdominal pulls and side stretches to achieve a poised, tall silhouette.
Fragmentary OCR lines reference Barah Tardy Feneigant Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Chapter. Readable content is sparse and obscure, offering few concrete facts or context beyond an alumnae group mention and disjoint terms possibly describing a social event or meeting.
Miss Marion Sokolowski and Franklin Hulbert wed in St. Joseph s Church Liverpool. Maid of honor Dorothy Sokolowski and bridesmaids Elma Koegel Jean Segal with Judy Filipski junior bridesmaid. Best man William Grome and ushers Paul Chapman George Embree Richard Sokolowski. Reception at Polish Community Club. Couple to live in Auburn after a Canadian motor trip. Bride a Liverpool High and Brockport graduate. taught at Onondaga Central. to join Seward School Auburn. Husband Baldwinsville Academy Fort Union veteran to attend Auburn Community College.
Mr and Mrs Carl J Schug announce the engagement of daughter Shirley Schug to Edwin von Borstel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edwin von Borstel New York City A June wedding is planned The bride elect graduated from Norwegian Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing Brooklyn and attends Syracuse University She is on the staff at University Hospital of the Good Shepherd Her intended is a senior at Cornell University and a member of Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity
Experiments show synthetic flavorings fade in frozen or well chilled dishes while pure vanilla extract remains stable. The article advises choosing vanilla for refrigerate or freeze ready pies and outlines a vanilla banana Bavarian pie recipe with bananas, vanilla, whipped cream, and gelatin.
Frankfort families announce the engagement of Constance Laurel Paratore of 720 Lodi Street to Mario Romano, son of Joseph and Mrs Romano of 610 East Division Street. The couple plan a fall wedding. Paratore is a Frankfort High School alumna. Romano is a graduate of Vocational High School and employed by Brown Lipe Chapin division of General Motors.
The Retired Teachers of Onodega County held their second annual picnic yesterday at Kirk Park. Arrangements were made by L Brooka Clarke, president of the Central Zone of the New York State Retired Teachers Association, who was assisted by Mrs Florence W Leech, director of the State Retired Teachers Association.
Council of Mothers' Clubs discussed establishing a scholarship for high school students at an executive board meeting in the Corinthian Club. The Sept. 15 meeting will consider the recommendation. Dr. J Calvin Callaghan will speak on parliamentary procedure plus other officers’ duties and a slate of guest speakers.
Mrs Dawn Burden Cowan a supreme special obituary committee member of the International White Shrine will be honored at a reception after the Bethlehem Shrine meeting 2 Order of the White Shrine Sept 7 at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple Dinner at 630 pm in the temple ballroom arranged by Mrs Helen Sawyer Mrs Helen Wells and Mrs Josephine Eurly Presiding will be Mrs Nina Vaughn Negus honorary high priestess and James B A Negus honorary king's guard in the Supreme Shrine
Edyth Thornton McLeod notes growing numbers of older drivers as auto makers tailor cars for the after forty cohort. She cites features like power brakes chair height seats and vibration free rides reducing fatigue. Advice covers lessons renting and enjoying driving as renewed independence and pleasure after forty.
Eastwood Business and Professorial Women’s Club members met with Miss Peg Brady of Caughdeney to discuss the year’s program. A report on the business career center was presented by Mrs. Minnie W. Poyner. District 5 plans a meeting Oct. 3 at Lakeshore Yacht and Country Club sponsored by Geddes and Earlwood Clubs. Creamier fudge note adds a kitchen tip about storage.
Mrs Griffith William and children Philip Griffie and Jon of 516 Clarendon St and Mr and Mrs James By Benham of 163 Redfield Fi with children Philip and Chris Ang spent three weeks at Little York Lake near Cortland. They, along with Mrs and Mr Moutton of Cambridge Ave, planned a Bing hampton holiday weekend with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald W McPheeters and children Martha and Wesley. Dr and Mrs Neil Black of 336 Forest Hill De visited Oxford with their son and daughter-in-law Dr and Mrs Hugh D Black. Patty and Jimmy Black returned with them, after two weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl 8 Rolling of 411 Crawford St. Prof Frank H Rollins of Cobleskill visited his father. Guests from Cana are expected for Jane Fredenberg’s wedding at Most Holy Rosary Church with many Ontario relatives arriving. Various friends and relatives from Hamilton, Ontario. Toledo, Ohio. Buffalo, New York. Utica, New York. and Philadelphia, Pa, join the celebration and croxe country tour to California.
Herbert Gayring of 1305 Oak St ar and Mrs. Carl G. Schamu Jr with sons Carl and Walter, of Adler St, Liverpool, spent two weeks at Hotel Southern in Ocean City New Jersey. They were joined by Mrs. Schamu’s mother Mrs. Walter Wintersmith and niece Maryanne Snyder, and Walter G. Wintersmith of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cowan of Fayetteville hosted visitors from Belleville Ontario at their Thousand Islands summer home. William Eichenhofer of 311 E Genesee St Fayetteville is on a two week cruise to Bermuda Halifax Nova Scotia Saguenay River and Quebec aboard Ocean Monarch. Morris Shapiro of Lean St is spending months in Finland visiting his brother Harry Shapiro in Abo. Antoinette Razzano of Onondaga Valley Academy faculty attends an educational council at University of Michigan Ann Arbor representing Beta Chapter Syracuse University Pi Lambda Theta.
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