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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1949
Page
23
Fashion writers note growing availability of clothes cut for larger sizes and tall figures. Details include front buttons to elongate the torso, wide belts, peplums, and puffed sleeves to add breadth, with midrange prices and new panel dresses in rayon and cotton broadcloth.
The Paddock family gathered at Eignland Park Monday for an annual reunion featuring a clubhouse picnic, business session, and various games and races. Adams 1 served as president with Mrs Mary Paddock of Adams as secretary. Sorma Scheurer of East Syracuse was co-hostess. A scheduled meeting of the group’s officers was planned for later at 123 S Canton.
Mrs. John A. Steele begins her term as president of the Junior League of Syracuse guiding volunteer services and youth leadership. The group trains women for community boards and backs projects from Elmcrest Center to hospital programs and radio education in the city.
Mrs Margaret Leoneta Woods daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Ike wed Charles Vincent Hofer son of Mrs Elizabeth Hofer in a June 22 ceremony at New Milford Pennsylvania. The couple resides on Wellwood Drive Fayetteville. Syracuse Federation of Teachers sponsored a rummage sale at Seymour corner. Proceeds support the association’s activities with Miss Mildred Cate as chair.
A long list of weekend travelers and guests details visits to Adirondacks, Lake George, Newport and Lake Placid. Many names and addresses appear including Mr. and Mrs. Edwied E. McNally, Miss Jane Rubin, Miss Jane Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Wallbridge, and Dr. Leon Laurence Gallin with family. Several couples vacationed by motor or plane, attended weddings, or hosted farewell teas.
Earl Barinick of New York City is described as a pest man for his brother in a fragmented historical snippet. The readable text hints at a family business connection and urban setting but lacks full context or dates to pin a concrete event or outcome.
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