Chanter Bride Frances Weds Ensign Darrin at Newtonville Church
Mrs Arthur J Chanter of Boston announces the marriage of their daughter Frances Chanter to Ensign John Whitman Darrin US Navy son of Ralph Mead Darrin of Syracuse and the late Mrs Darrin. The wedding occurred June 29 at St John Church Newtonville with a small reception at Wellesley Inn. Frances is a graduate of Wheelock School and Boston University. Ensign Darrin is an Exeter and Cornell graduate and a Chi Psi member. He is stationed in Maryland.
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Arthur, J. Chanter
Boston
Mass
Frances Chanter
Ensign John Whitman
Darrin
Ralph Mead Darrin
Madison Street
Syracuse
St. John Church
Newtonville
Wellesley Inn
Wheelock School
Boston University
Ensign Darrin
Phillips Exeter Academy
Cornell University
Chi' Psi
Majura
Varsity
Maryland
Youth and Parents Clash Over Modern Teens
Dorothy Dix notes friction between parents and teens stems from clashing eras. Parents resist teen habits and fashions while secretly adopting modern cues themselves, creating battles over cosmetics, speed, and curfews as youths mature earlier.
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John
Susie
Johnny
Uneir
Minnie
Tommy
Kis
Carmela Sara Rea Weds Angelo Di Lela at St. Peeter’s Italian Church
Miss Carmela Sara Rea daughter of Air and Mrs Aniello Rea 405 Mosley Drive married Angelo A Di Lela son of Vincent Di Lelia 314 Chemung Street at St. Peeter’s Italian Church by Rev Angelo Strazzoni. The bride wore white satin and veil with seed pearls and carried white roses orchids and baby’s breath. The bridesmaid Miss Mary Di Lelia pink chiffon and pink picture hat carried yellow roses. Best man was John Di Lelia. They left by car for New York City and will visit Long Beach California.
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St. Peeter’s
Carmela Sara Rea
Air
Aniello Rea
Mosley Drive
Angelo A. di Lela
Vincent di
Lelia
Chemung Street
Angelo Strazzoni
Mary di Lelia
John di Lelia
di Lelia
New York City
Long Beach
Calif
Learn to Decide and Stop Being A Runout
Elsie Robinson urges readers to master decision making as a daily habit. She argues indecision wrecks lives, stresses personal responsibility, and advises adults and youths to face choices boldly to build character and avoid a life of dependence.
Waistline limits and exercises for a slimmer middle
A Syracuse Herald piece discusses waist measurements for height and promotes exercise routines to slim the waist. It outlines standing and floor moves using a wand, abdominal engagement, and twisting actions to target waistline reduction.
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Vnca
Aeno
Eve
Innes
Noor
Jorge Stermpod
Syracuse Herald-doure
Sensible bathing suits now in shops
The reader notes that sensible bathing suits are available in stores with examples described in vague terms. The text mentions a white gown like jersey with a halter and a skirt portion, but the meaning is unclear and has phrasing errors.
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Gayion
Mozart Festival at Tanglewood Under Koussevitzky Baton
Mozart Festival this summer at Tanglewood features four programs July 30 and August 6 at 3:30 p.m. with Boston Symphony soloists Dorothy Maynor Ruth Posseli and others. The concerts include Mozart symphonies K201 K335 K285 K25 K543 K550 K551 plus the Haffner Serenade and Wind Serenade performed by Boston principals and the Boston Society of Early Instruments at New England Mutual Hall.
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Tanglewood
Dr. Koussevitzky
Chestra
Cipals
Boston Symphony
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Dorothy Maynor
Ruth’ Posseli
Inclund
Mozart
Boston
Burgin
Wwodworth
Bernard Zighera
Boston Society
New ‘England
Mutual Hall
Symphony Hall
Arthur Fiedler
Charles River
Esplanade
Orchestra
Symphony
Serge Koussevitzky
Museum to close July 3 in Syracuse prints show extended
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts will close Monday and the Terry and the Pirates drawings by Milton Caniff will be on view tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. After July 2 Sunday hours end until fall. Galleries open daily 12 to 5:30 p.m. July office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. August office closed. Show extended to August 1 due to demand.
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Syracuse’Museum ‘of “Fine Arts
Syracuse
Terry and the Pirates
Milton Caniff
Ena GE Trates Neighborhood Theaters
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local entertainment item mentioning neighborhood theaters and radio, with unclear names and quotes. The readable core references a theater context and a media tie in, but precise facts, dates, or entities remain uncertain.
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Ena GE Trates
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