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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1941
Page
11
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Syracuse organizations lead a summer cleanup to curb ragweed hay fever. Health officials join in sweeping streets as clubs advance Red Cross defense work and nutrition programs amid community events and gatherings.
Mrs. Mabel Hayes announces the marriage of Kathryn Ann Bearup to Kenneth Homer Yerdon in Greenboro Methodist Church at 3 PM on June 14. Officiant Rev. Kenneth Babcock. reception details and home at 106 Welles Ave North Syracuse. Plus recital tonight by Eleanor Wales Miner piano pupils at Clark Music Building with guest soloists.
Mr and Mrs B A Simpson and daughters Peggy and Ruth Marie will spend July with Mrs Margaret Gaskill at Burlington Wt. Mrs John H Cox shares a cottage at Point Peninsula for the summer season.
Dear Mrs Post answers a question about table etiquette for ladies seated at a main table. The advisor notes the right action depends on room size and visibility, suggesting at least half rising to show courtesy when others rise or when the room is crowded.
A nationwide church bell toll honors Pastor Martin Niemoeller for five years of imprisonment in a German camp for religious liberty. The author links Niemoeller’s endurance to broader acts of faith by nuns, priests, mothers, and injured veterans, insisting that goodness pays and faith endures amid tyranny.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church meets at 12 30 with Mrs Carl Welter hosting on Col lamer Road Assisting hostesses are Mrs John Rober line Mrs Myron Clemens and Mrs Morris Bartlett The Grant School Mothers Club picnic is set for Thursday July 10 at Sandy Bay Beach at the summer home of Mrs George Easterly The bus leaves Grant Junior High at 10 30 AM Bring lunches and cards Coffee will be served Reservations by July 7 with Mrs Joseph Navach or Mrs Laurence Becker co chairmen
Producer Samuel Goldwyn adds Seventh Cavalry to Gary Cooper’s upcoming lineup. The project centers on Custers Massacre and was previously announced for last season.
Hollywood reports Paramount Pictures has acquired a set of short stories by Borden Chase titled Dr Broadway and plans to adapt them into a medical film series featuring Dr Kildare. The move adds a new medical drama franchise to the studio slate and Could set a fresh star vehicle path.
Ida Jean Kain praises Gloria Swanson in a feature on beauty and fitness. The article details Swanson's size, looks, and health habits, noting her five foot one and a half inch stature, lean figure, and insistence on relaxation and light exercise. It mentions her role in Father Takes a Wife and her belief in calorie control through simple, consistent routines.
Miss Lillian F. Schupp wed Vernest Raymo on June 21 at St. Margaret's Church Mattydale with Father Nicholson officiating. The couple, after a reception at Hinsdale Hall, will reside at 200 Garden City Drive while planning a Virginia motor trip.
During a recent Syracuse trip Mrs C Monford Cole of Larchmont was entertained by her aunt Mrs John H Cox at 332 Onondaga Avenue. Miss Phyllis Helen Cole accompanied her mother to the city.
The Rev. George E. Arseneau of Syracuse returned from the ninth National Eucharistic Congress in St. Paul Minnesota while stationed in Binghamton. On his return he visited his aunt Mrs C L Hays in Notre Dame and another aunt Miss E M Ruddy in Chicago Illinois.
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