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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1948
Page
8
During the 1883 Chicago Columbian Exposition the National Council of Jewish Women organized at the Parliament of Religions to serve faith and humanity through religion education and philanthropy. The work has expanded through the years and continues to meet the needs of Jewish people worldwide.
Miss Helene Follman Porter of Montrose Pa marries Lynn C Smith of 156 Stafford Ave in St Pauls Episcopal Church Montrose Rev Francis W Allison and Rev Charles Schmitz officiate Bridesmaid Miss Rita Williams best man Michael P Guba and ushers include Hale H Porter and Edward H Dew The ceremony follows by another wedding in St Louis Missouri uniting Miss Marion Elizabeth Edwards and Neal Elgar Miller The Miller bride wore her mother s wedding gown and both couples plan to live in New Haven and Montrose after trips The brides are daughters of prominent families and the grooms hold military and academic ties
Miss Hazel Smith of Chittenango and Frank W. King of this city were married June 29 in the bride’s parents home. Miss Irene Smith served as attendant and Lelard Smith acted as best man. After a reception, the couple planned a Midwest wedding trip and will reside at 203 Oak Pl after July 13.
The marriage of Shirley J. Nordheim of Liverpool to Charles F. LaRonde of East Syracuse took place at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Liverpool on June 14. The ceremony was by Rev. John H. Dudde, with a satin gown and net train, and a bouquet of roses. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs. Harry Kimball Jr and bridesmaid Mrs. Louis Petrangelo, with William D. LaRonde as best man. The couple resides at 3908 S. Salina St. The article also covers long-standing civic work by the Syracuse Section of the Syracuse Council of Jewish Women, including wartime efforts, scholarships, a library for children, and anti-discrimination initiatives. It notes leadership changes and ongoing community projects, with Mrs. Philip M. Holstein stepping in as president as the new season begins.
Mr and Mrs Vincent J Claps of 216 Craig Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Claps to Ralph Tortora son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Tortora of 618 East Division Street
Garfield School parents and pupils enjoyed an ice cream social on the school playgrounds June 24, ending activities until fall. Mrs. Helen Malpigana and Mrs. Elizabeth Sebaroui led the entertainment with participants including Donald Wolf, Nek Mul pigano, Randy Ball, Mrs. Helen Fassarelli, Robert Grago, Carol Ann Mulpigano, Don Pirro, Philip Moulton, Jen Ochsner, Rosalin Ravas, Francis Grago, Patty Rossi, Gus Rotenburg, Margeret Eckstein, Patty Stemmler, Carl Barber, Vincent Passarelli, Michael Gaudio, Harry Rothenhoefer, Frank Ventre II, Patsy Nelipawilx and Susan Peters.
Members of Athena Post 1316 installed officers in club rooms at 126 W Washington. Succeeding Mrs Lauragan as commander is Miss Margaret Morsdorf a former Wave. New officers include Miss Dorcas Sickler and Miss Maxine Garrigan among others. Veterans Auxiliary to James F P Ray Post VFW will meet Wednesday at 745 PM in American Legion clubrooms.
Members of St Marys Hospital Guild hosted a mother daughter banquet at Tubberlis with Rev Martin J Watley as guest speaker and honors given to Rev Edward F Doyle and Rev Robert B Dillon. Mrs Edward Reddy led arrangements and was elected president for the new season alongside a full slate of officers and directors.
The listing shows showtimes and titles for Island with You Emperor Waltz Another Part of the Forest Unconquered Rose of Washington Square and Alias Generalmen with multiple daily screenings at KEITHS PARAMOUNT EMPIRE ECKEL and LOEW S Strand. Names include Keiths and Paramount among others with various time slots.
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