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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1944
Page
15
Surprise Anniversary Honors Mr. and Mrs. Margiasso at Home
A surprise anniversary gathering was hosted at 152 Kewood Avenue for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Margiasso with music and several guests present. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Angelo De Santis, Michael Masterpool, Michael Cupelo, Anthony Romano, James Laurecella, Carrie Margiasso, Mrs. Nicholas Margiasso, Lee Feola, and Johnnie Daddario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Margiasso
Kewood Avenue
Angelo
Joseph de Santis
Michael Masterpool
Michael Cupelo
Anthony Romano
James Laurecella
Carrie Margiasso
Nicholas Margiasso
Lee Feola
Johnnie Dadario
Picnic amid rain disrupts organized acting interests
A disrupted outdoor event notes weather delays and a covered gathering. The report mentions acting interests and a rain affected schedule, with attendees adapting to the wet conditions and rescheduling plans.
Social notes list Adirondack summer plans and family travels
Mr eerie Woods eee visits New York for a week while grandparents host. Chapin family to Adirondacks for the summer. Lt. Com. Arnold W. Chapin overseas. Roy O. Sykes and Katharine Scott Sykes visiting Massapequa and Adirondacks with Scotty Sykes in Alexandria Bay after Boston trip. Mrs. Donald Mitchell Dey to move to Braille Road. family house party at Pleasant Point Lake Ontario cottage with Mrs. Barnes Crosby, daughters Virginia Eloise Mary Dey, and Mrs. Gilbert R Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerie Woods
New Yor
H. Winfeld Chapin
James Street
Adirondacks
Chipper” Chapin
Arnold W. Chapin
Uz 5
Roy O. Sykes
Katherine Scott Sykes
Comstock Avenue
Massaweepsie
Roy Scott Sykes
Scotty Sykes
Alexandria Bay
Boston
Donald Mitchell Dey
Roberts Avenue
Braille Road
Dey
Pleasant Point
Lake Ontario
Mirs
John Barnes Crosby
Virginia
Eloise
Mary Dey
Gilbert R. Wentworth
Wartime Daily Menu Planned by Hazel Reed
The wartime daily menu prepared by Hazel Reed and Syracuse Home Bureau outlines breakfast items including bananas cold cereal and coffee. The schedule emphasizes simple nutritious dishes for service members and civilians alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reed
Syracuse Home Bureau
Officers Service Group Plans Fourth of July Party at Hotel Syracuse
Miss Betty Keller chairs the entertainment committee for a Fourth of July event hosted by the Officers Service Group tomorrow night at the Hotel Syracuse. Martha Hildebrandt of WSYR arranged entertainment. Jackie Langdon is general chairman and Melva Waful handles publicity with chaperones invited from sponsor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Keller
Brighton Avenue
Syracuse
Officers Service Group
Miss Keller
Martha Hildebrandt
WSYR
Jackie Langdon
South Geddes Street
Melva i Waful
Shuart Avenue
St Andrew's Church Scene of Nuptials in June wedding
The wedding of Miss Etta Jane Stadelmann and Maxwell Butler took place June 10 at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church with Rev. Herbert P. Aldrich officiating. Attendants were Dorothy Stadelmann and Connie Tomi. Harold Richards was best man. ushers Horace Henderson and Donald Moore. The bride returned to Washington to resume government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Jane Stadelmann
Dorothy Stadelmann
Cordova Street
Maxwell Butler
South Salina Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Herbert P. Aldrich
Russ Dorothy Stadelmann
Connie Tomi
Harold Richards
Horace Henderson
Donald Moore
Washington
Your Figure Madame Sun Safety Advised For Beachgoers
The piece warns summer sun hazards and promotes protection with shade, hats, dark glasses, and water. It cites Dr Charles Pabst and notes stronger UV between 10 AM and 3 PM. Readers should limit sun, avoid perfume, watch for redness, and skip alcohol with sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jean Rain
Doni
Charles Pabst
Fashion Parade Offers Dark Brown Summer Color Scheme
A fashion note describes summer wear in dark brown with white accents, including a brown pullover middy blouse and matching skirt with angular patch pockets. It mentions bridal outfits in white satin and ivory satin options with trains, plus a white tulle panel and veil. Costume jewelry features a ceramic hoop with green ivy and matching ivy earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Drige Zied Honey Described From Spoon to Pitcher
A fragment notes slightly warmed honey drawn from a spoon and poured from a pitcher. The brief lines hint at the movement of honey as it changes state and container, capturing a small domestic moment.
Readyoert Cereals Make Useful Toppings When No Breadcrumbs
A brief note suggests cereals like Readyoert can substitute for bread crumbs as toppings. It emphasizes practical kitchen adaptation and suggests using whatever is on hand in baking and cooking.
A Nurse's Suggestion To Working Women
A wartime era ad urges working women to relieve tired feet with MU-COL foot-bath. It promises quick relief from ache and burn, claiming a hygienic powder makes a cooling solution in ten seconds. The copy advises drying feet and purchasing a jar for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwree
Listen World Conceit Exhibit of Self in Elsie Robinson Essay
A critique of vanity outlines various self absorbed types the inferiority complex chronic griever regretter sensitive soul and the self conscious. It argues they deny conceit while trading endless tales of suffering and seek the spotlight over real world concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chroniic
Summer hat styles with bold floral trims and vivid outfits
The current summer scene features color rising in hats trimmed with red blue and purple flowers and a royal blue curtain dyed with fuchsia. Sporty clothes stand out with angel skin rayon crepe costumes and burnt orange draped skirts paired with white blouses and Mandarin necklines.
Townsends Announce Engagement of Miss Erla Jane Townsend
Affianced Lillian Townsend of Kirkville announces the betrothal of her daughter Miss Erla Jane Townsend to Pri Frank J. Cretaro U S A A C son of Bri and Mrs Angels Cretaro of Kirkville Miss Townsend was graduated from Minoa High School Pic Cretaro stationed in the South Pacific attended Minoa High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Townsend
Kirkville
Erla Jane Townsend
Pri
Frank J. Cretaro
U.S.A.A.C
Bri
Angels Cretaro
Miss Townsend
Minoa
Pic Cretaro
South Pacific
Minoa High School
Divorce threats as control in a troubled marriage
Dorothy Dix advises that a husband who threatens divorce is bluffing and that decrees require real cause. She urges the wife to stand firm, avoid fear, and teaches how to deter future threats, warning against choosing an unstable marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Marie Lee
Carmer
Reno
Camp Fire Girls Day Camp Opens July 10 for Seven Weeks
The Camp Fire Girls Day Camp, located at 325 Woodruff Avenue, 228 Harding Street, features workers Jeanette Keely and Joan Waidele. Director Mrs. Lillien Munson will run the seven week program beginning July 10 with offices at 334 South Montgomery Street. The item also contains a personal advice Q and A about a young woman seeking career guidance amid unwanted attention from an older married boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Keely
Woodruff Avenue
Joan Waidele
Harding Street
Camp Fire Girls
Lillien Munson
Ofmces
Montgomery Street
Canning Notes for Safe Jars and Testing Methods
Ruth B. Cothran of the New York State Emergency Food Commission Staff offers guidance on cleaning jars testing for leaks and sealing suitability. The article covers hot wash methods sterilizing practices for spoiled jars testing water-filled jars and adjusting wire bail hinges for proper sealing amid varied sugar contents and fruit juices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Emergency Food Commission
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