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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1950
Page
7
By SUB GARDNER the article reviews seasonal beach gear. It highlights sunglasses with raboo bands, decorative frames, and head ties, plus water resistant sandals with non slip grooves and instep bands. Folding aluminum chairs are portable. Paper dishes with heat resistant faces are noted, as are sturdy insulated storage options for summer use.
The YWCA unveils additional fitness options amid rising demand. Miss Marion L Meigs announces children five and six start swimming ami tennis offerings with kid sized slots, while teen and adult tennis lessons led by Mrs Frances Weyers run ta 7 30 PM on Tue and Thu. The program runs from June 26 to August 2 with several vacanciesLeft.
Pattern 4943 offers a suntrock with straps and cape for a dressy look. Instructions mention sizes and yardage and include a note about sending 25 cents to Anne Adams at Agracmee Veralde Journal for delivery. The strange formatting reflects OCR errors but conveys pattern details and a mail-order request.
Carlza J Thoman of Cortland and Denis Brian King of Riverdale New York exchange vows at First Presbyterian Church Cortland officiated by Dr Ralph Dankler. Ness Ards Tallmadge was maid of honor and Constance Collier bridesmaid with Malcolm Westcott best man. Ushers were Franklyn Crosley Jr and Paul Thoman. The gown featured imported Swiss organdy and the bridal bouquet included purple and white orchids. After July 18 the couple will reside in Riverdale New York.
The Liederkranz Women stage their state anniversary dinner on July 12 with a 6 to 7 p.m cocktail hour and a 7 p.m. reception in clubrooms. Members may reserve through Mrs. Jans Brand, Mrs. Fred Goldacker, and Mrs. Ralph Culngs by July 6. The event features a reception committee, cocktail coordinators, ticket sales team, entertainers, favors, honors chair, and decorations planned by listed members.
Barbara Elisa beth Henry daughter of Elizabeth Henry married Robert Vincent Kingsley in a garden ceremony at Rives Bend Mano Baldwins ville July 1. Rev Harold H. Bacard officiated with Rev F Wayne Hunter assisting. The bride wore a nylon marquisette gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train. Matron of honor was Mrs Robert Rodman with Eleanor Rivers and Jeanette Keenly as bridesmaids. Best man was Kangaley, ushers included Lawrence Coale and Walter Kingsley. After a reception the couple toured New England and will reside on Fly Way East Syracuse. The bride attended Syracuse University and Eastman School of Dental Hygiene. she teaches at East Syracuse School. Kingsley works for Carder Corp.
A jumble of names and travel plans fills social notes as Mrs E Howard Lewis and daughter Eugenie Lewy visit at a summer home while others depart for Cape Cod, Dennisport, and Nantucket Sound. Friends announce guests, travels include Sudbury and Syracuse ties, and several families relocate or embark on trips for the holiday weekend.
Local social notes report Mr and Mrs W I Marble of Baldwinsville leaving on the Queen of Bermuda for two weeks in Bermuda and planning to visit Di and Mrs Henry Marble in Boston before returning. Bruce Hunziker sails June 28 on the SS Bel, with family members joining in Bow Park City and visiting Miss Alice Hunziker in New York. A group gathering at Mrs Marion O'Hern's home included many neighbors and relatives. Other mentions include plans for Camp Lee VA and various weekend visits to friends and relatives across Syracuse, Fulton, and nearby towns.
Canastota wedding announces Miss Joan Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Taylor Canastota to Donald Louis Leoffler son of Mr and Mrs Ward Leoffler with ceremony at First Gateway Church. Dr Arthur Guild officiated. bride wore white satin gown. attendants included Joyce Taylor and Miss Marie Kloix. After reception, couple will reside at 112 Barton Rd Mattydale.
The Fairmount Garden Club postpones its meeting to Tuesday July 1 in Missouri. Hosts Mo and Mrs Emmet Rags at Sydney Street will open their garden for the event. Mrs Margret Rawe speaks on chrysanthemums while Mrs Wava Mackanisre covers delphiniums and Mrs Ruth Angell discusses dahlias.
Agnes D Gillette offers practical summer cooking tips from the Syracuse bureau. She suggests planning ahead to ease hot weather meals, such as using burning water for prep tasks, washing vegetables under running water to remove cores and stems, and scraping carrots under water to lift peel. She notes that heels hot from the heater set under cold water cool quickly.
Marie M Kalin wed Robert Gurzny in Most Holy Rosary Church on June 24. Monsignor Howard C McDowell officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Margaret M Kalin, wore chase lace and marquisette with an elbow length veil and carried white orchids. bridesmaids wore pink gowns and carried pink flowers. The groom was supported by Arthur G. Quis as best man and ushers Javing Burt and Howard Evans.
The Bowles family held a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren E Woodward at 257ndson Street. Attendees included D C Andrus and Arliss of North Hollywood California TH Cross and daughter Marjorie of Carthage Mra M D Kane of Tome W C Bowles and children Barbara and Robert of North Syracuse Bruce MacLinden and fiancée Eva Farrelt and Al Lanewills of Carthage.
Screen actress Rosalind Russell will host a radio program depicting women's progress in business and the professions. The program airs Wednesday at 11 30 PM on WSYR in connection with the national convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs in San Francisco. Dr Frances Stott will present Russell with an award for distinguished achievement at the conclusion of the broadcast.
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