Final Week To Elect Ice Queen In Syracuse Contest
The Syracuse election period closes this Tuesday Feb 1 with instructions to submit ballots to the recreation office by 5 PM. Readers are urged to send in new entries, photos, and names of candidates including Serena Caerences, Nancy Mee, and Gil for the queen title race.
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Ballot Notice for Cit Rectealwa Department
Balloting closes January 25, 1849 at Cit Hall Room 412. Voters must submit ballots to the Cit Rectealwa Department by the deadline.
Retention of Park Hinges On Champlain Battle Site
A two acre park at the Champlain battle site near Hawatha Olva in Madison County could be saved as a historic location. Historical society members and city officials discuss excavations to determine feasibility, with Onondaga leader Maj Harry C Darseon noting the site’s significance and potential for preservation.
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Syracuse Civil Engineers Meet At January Session
Syracuse section of the American Society of Civil Engineers holds its January meeting at 8 PM at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Emil Graf, president, will show a film on hydraulic model testing for the spillway dam in the Onondaga Creek flood control project. Charles W. Linsey, Oswego city engineer, will receive a life membership certificate. Reports from the recent annual meeting in New York City will be presented by section members.
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iWomen to Watch Pastry Making Art
AREA HOUSEWIVES will see pastry making art in educational programs at the County Home Bureau tomorrow through Friday Miss Martha Logan home economist will preside Free programs will be held at Fayetteville Community Hall tomorrow and at Harmony Methodist Church Thursday and at the Central New York Power Corp auditorium Frimaz Programs begin at 2 PM Demonstrations include lace tooned cherry pie and moon ate pies with local presenters
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Cost of New House Basis Of Court Suit
In the case MHETHER V HOUSE both parties presented arguments on the cost basis of a new house. The court heard testimony from the attorneys and witnesses before adjourning for further discussion.
Insurance Men Hear Chicagoan at National Convention Dinner
The 27th annual convention opened with a welcome in the Syracuse Hotel main hall. President of the Central Organization Cossera Pire Insurance spoke, and Kenneth W. will lecture on fire prevention before a report of various officers and a membership address. Awards for fire prevention contest winners and HI Club agents were scheduled for later sessions.
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iForum to Discuss Displaced Persons at Pt Tomor
An open forum at Igwan May Memorial Unitarian Church at 472 James St will address displaced persons. Speakers include Rev. Laurence T. Hosie executive secretary of the Council of Churches, executive director of the Council of Social Agencies and Mrs Malcolm E. Peabody secretary of the Protestant Committee on Displaced Persons. Robert E. Romig will moderate. Participants will consider a proposal for church sponsorship of resettlement locally.
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Sales Demonstration Wins Jobs for Two U. C. Students
Two University College students, J. G Leonard and Leo Atbrees, completed a three hour credit sales demonstration course led by Dr Carroll A. Nolan in the marketing division. The program, designed to show sales methods and project development, will run next term at University College and aims to create employment opportunities through practical sales work.
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Eviction Orders Signed by Judge Skerritt
Two eviction orders were signed in Municipal Court by Judge Harry Ho Skerritt. One directs Verne Holcomb to vacate an apartment at 704 Montgomery Street effective February 1. The other, by agreement, has Hal R. Eaton evicting Eleanor Hill from an upper apartment at 620 Euclid Street.
Hoffman Heads Masonic Veterans
Edward G. Hofeman of 330 beer Sreccen and another veteran section head position noted in the Masonic Veterans column. The report lists membership and service details for the fraternal group in a local notice.
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Patek st secretary and others in odd listing
Fragmentary OCR reads names Patek st secretary Earle W W son 1634 Wedswerth tres G Marden Bi marssi baterar unclear positions and connections amid damaged text.
Group to Discuss Phone Rise Bid Plans
Ambiguous read with scattered fragments mentions a group discussing a phone rise bid and urgent planning. Text is incomplete and lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes.
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