Grant Mothers Have Music Greet Santa
Members and guests of the Grant School Mother's Club held a Christmas party at the school last Monday afternoon. The Three Morrison Sisters performed Jingle Bells and carols as Santa distributed gifts. Dozens of attendees are listed among club members and guests, with several Syracuse residents planning trips to Lake Placid for Christmas.
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Grant School Mother's Club
Santa Claus
Morrison Sisters
Howard Casser
Edward Franz
Andrew Glasser
William Kimberly
John Re
George Gerspacker
Joseph Fehr
Leonard Rauch
Frank Schramm
August Mertens
Elijah Buck
Vincent Fahey
Clifford Ours
Thurber Alf
Charles Ball
Frank Birklin
Nicholas Barry
Anna Brandt
Claude Morgan
Thomas Mehie
Julia Morton
Joseph Novach
Henry Osbeli
Anthony Pasque
George Pauls
Adam Rech
Harold Fowley
Michael Racht
Charles Reschke
Clarence Schwarz
John Sherjock
James Scott
Albert Lenke
Lake Placid
George A. Fonda
Suzanne Fonda
James Street
Shirley Smith
George Alston Smith
Hampton Road
Idella Grosvenor
Samuel J. Grosvenor
Harvey M. Smith
Harvey M.smith, Jr
Dewitt Street
Nancy Verbeck
Col
Guido ‘Verbeck
Manlius
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Syracuse Junior League
Janet Ash
Fulton
Ralph Elleson
Harriet Estabrook
Donald Gascoyne
Eileen Green
Organized Interests Welcomes New W.A. Members
The New Welcome Wagon lists Mrs. T. B. Hogan Mrs. C. W. Westcott Mrs. F. J. Murray Mrs. R. B. Childress Mrs. W. K. Strong and Mrs. 5. R. Johnson as additions to the W.C. A. group.
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W.C. A
T. B. Hogan
C. W. Westcott
F. J. Murray
R. B. Childress
W. K. Strong
5. R. Johnson
Your Figure Madame Fencing for fitness and posture
Ida Jean Kain extols fencing as a superior exercise to swimming. With coach Joseph Vince she argues fencing slim s and tones without bulking, improves posture, and builds a lean waistline through short twice weekly sessions. Hollywood and Broadway actresses are cited as fans.
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Joseph Vince
Vince
Law-Tener Couple Plans Passage in New York
Mr and Mrs William E Law Tener of New York City will pass away soon in a brief society notice noting their names and residence.
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College of New Rochelle
New Rochelle
Betiv Hesburgh
T. B. Hesburgh
Charmouth Drive
Mary Keefe
Donald J. Keefe
Hamilton
Margaret Elford
George E. Elford
Sherrill Road
Maryhelen Sweeney
J. E. Sweeney
South Midler Avenue
Martha Sullivan
Richard Sullivan
West Genesee Street
Baldwinsville
William.e. Law- Tener
New York City
Marry Go Round on Love and Domestic Realities
Illustrator Helen Rowland humorously contrasts wedding myths with daily marital strains. Jokes about debt minded husbands, shopping sprees, and early returns of gowns poke at modern romance and the idea of permanent happiness after marriage.
Menu for a Day Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Breakfast features stewed prunes topmilk leaf toast coffee. Lunch includes tomato juice tuna loaf creamed pea sauce toast butter peaches brownies milk. Dinner offers Hamburg steak baked potato.
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Hamburg
New Books announce Helen Hayes biography and political volumes
Random House will publish Letters to Mary by Catherine Hayes Brown in 1930 with illustrations and a three generation signed limited edition. Harpers releases After Seven Years by Raymond Moley offering political gossip and policy critique. Eugene and Arline Lohrke publish Night Over England on the 1938 September crisis with farm life context from Sussex.
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Helen Hayes
Catherine Hayes Brown
Mary Mae Brown
Random House
Mary
Miss Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Mary MacArthur
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Harpers
Professor Moley
Moley
Eugene
Arline Lohrke
England
Sussex
Etiquet and Good Form According to Mrs Post
Advice from Emily Post on telephone etiquette and tipping in private houses. Includes guidance on how a man should answer office calls, when to omit Mr, and how to tip staff like chauffeurs cooks and maids with varying familiarity levels.
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Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Jones
Mr. Jones
Rieaun Tolenhane
Selma
The Night Christ Was Born in a Humble Manger
Poem reflecting on the birth of Christ in a manger and the enduring message of hope love and truth for the poor and weary. It contrasts worldly ease and power with faith and service, calling the worthy to see the star and hear the song of peace.
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Christ
Mother Should Be Sure Before She Weds Again
Dorothy Dix advises a divorcee with children to break off engagement to a widower who cannot get along with her children. She warns of a life torment as a stepmother and urges the reader to avoid marring her family.
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Dorothy DIX
Ren
Herve
Aleo
Collin
Miss Dix
Alice
Sorane
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Santa
Placid
E. Paul Conine
Baton Rouge
Henry Bridge
Canton
Clara Stroth
By Ida Jean Kain
Sarah Taylor
Alfred Lehman
Milton Adsit
Good Shepherd
Syracuse Memorial
Keith
Helen Rowland
Topmilk
Pras
Elsie Robinson
Christ Is
Request Grit
Hyatt Studio
Barbara Nicholson
Howard P. Nicholson
Westminster Avenue
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Nicholson
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