Kalar Brown Vows Exchange in Emmanuel Church
The Rev. Melvin Abson officiated at Emmanuel Episcopal Church as Miss Phyllis Marion Brown and William Howard Kalar exchanged marriage vows. The ceremony saw a candlelight satin gown and a reception at Grange Hall after a trip to the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Abson
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Phyllis Marion Brown
Earl F. Brown
East Syracuse
Wiliam Howard Kalar
Freeman T. Kalar
B.D
Baldwinsville
Ay i Eames Frederick Pickard
Adirondacks
Grange Hall
S10
East Av
East
Sardines Declared Low Cost Food Across Maine Market
The Maine sardine industry notes record affordability with wholesale and retail prices down since May 1 due to tight competition and efficient packing. Packers report excellent fish runs for this season, while higher prices previously cut sales now corrected by improved supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Rd E. Reed
Retary
Exno Stari
Westvale Garden Club to View McAndrews Garden
The Westvale Garden Club meets tomorrow at 7 30 P M to tour the garden of Prof and Mrs A H McAndrews at 206 De Witt Rd Then members proceed to Mrs Edward Fiesenger at 320 Westvale Rd for a business meeting and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvale Garden Club
A. H. McAndrews
de Witt Rd
Edward Fiesenger
Westvale Rd
Garden Party On Agenda for Catholic Women
Miss Mary Lawlor will open her home at 731 Ostrom Ave next Saturday at 5 PM for the annual garden party of the Catholic Women's Club. Cochairs are Miss Bessie Meagher and Miss Florence Ire-ton. Hospitality committee includes Miss Mary Batson Miss Lawlor Miss Anna A Sloan Miss Mary Fitzgerald and others. Prizes arranged by Mrs. Howard Wright Mrs. Mary Thibault Miss Jean Fitzpatrick and Miss Marion Rafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawlor
Ostrom Av
Catholic Women’s Club
Bessie Meagher
Florence Ireton
Mary Batson
Lawlor
Anna A. Sloan
Mary Fitzgerald
Isabelle Lanigan
Marie Shane
Mildred Bauer
Anita Callahan
Marie Farrell
Bennett Mangin
John B
Publicity Committee Names In Local Refreshments
A school event notes Julia Heenan Miss Helen Curry and Miss Marie Savage handling refreshments while the publicity committee lists Misses Ann Mooney Lillian Irish and Mary Elizabeth Holland. It warns against over emphasizing germs to children and urges hand washing before lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Heenan
Helen Curry
Marie Savage
Ann Mooney
Lillian Irish
Mary Elizabeth Holland
Delegates Nominated for National Catholic Women's Union
Syracuse Branch meets at Assumption Church 8:15 P.M. to elect delegates and alternates for the state convention August 20 to September 1 in Utica. Members asked to bring mission goods for display. Refreshment committee includes Bertha Hemmer and Emily Hemmerlein among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Catholic Women’s Union
Syracuse
Assumption Church
Utica
Bertha C. Hemmer
Virginia Hemmerlein
Meta Hemmerlein
Martha Hemmerlein
Anna Hillenbrand
Mary Hillenbrand
Cazenovia Garden Tour Set by Women's Auxiliary
A house and garden tour will be held tomorrow in Cazenovia hosted by the Women's Auxiliary of Cazenovia Junior College. The event begins at the Willowbank flower shop with a vote on flower arrangement, and in rain will shift to Thursday. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazenovia
Women’s Auxiliary
Cazenovia Junior College
Willowbank
Alethean Luncheon for Cicero Club July 16
Mrs. John Davison will entertain the Alethean Club of Cicero with a luncheon on July 16 at 1 PM at Cicero Methodist Church. A business meeting will follow and reservations may be made with the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison
Alethean Club of
Cicero
Cicero Methodist Church
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Pitcher Hill School
Mothers Club
Joan Grant
Leonard Edinger
Donald Grant
Alison Grant
Kalar-Brown
Sig
California
Hunt Club
SELUS
Solbe
William Kalar
Zee
Garden Club
Fouth Thomas Wallace
Catholic Women’s
Tingan Ta Maat
Gahad
Jack” Flynn
Syracuse Saddlery
Water St
Alethean
Elizabeth Scott
E. Jefferson St
Hellmarr
Mecano
Vee
NUCOA
Hellmann
America
New York State
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