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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1949
Page
7
Lighthouse Cuild States Work Meeting details a sale room closing with President Mrs James BD Meehan leading proceedings. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs E Moore and Mrs James D Meshen.
The Mothers' Council approves six new policies and discusses school grade timings guidance teachers roles. Clare Ressell answers on whether politics affect education and if testing guides course selection in high school. A breakfast dish note suggests applesauce as a breakfast dessert option.
A marriage announcement reports the engagement and forthcoming nuptials of S Carol Jane Lacey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacey, and Craig Wankoop, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Wyekoop. The event was shared at a family dinner at the Lacey home.
The Welcome Wason Newcomers Club elected officers at the museum event with Mrs Charles A Sprenger Jr presiding. New officers include Mrs Karl Raife president and Mrs Harold Perkins vice president, with secretaries and a treasurer named. A slate card party for William Rockwell Post 1200 is set for 8 PM tomorrow at Mrs Carol Davis 308 Baker Ave.
Mrs Kate Lehne has been named president of the auxiliary succeeding Mrs Char Estes. The group also lists Marion Saith as senior vice president, Catherine Sabatini as assistant guard, Bor Presicens Chair, Sethwood cochair, and Van Vlees with Frawley in decor. Guests included John G Butler Post members and gifts were given to the new and retiring presidents.
The Osocolege County Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion meets Thursday at 2 A Sho clubrooms, 643 W Onendags St. A covered dish meal follows with a change in menu featuring green snap beans in butter or margarine and a cream sauce.
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