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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1949
Page
8
Foods Division suggests practical uses for leftover egg yolks after angel food cake. Jan Repp notes covering yolks with cold water preserves freshness for later use.
The readable text presents a fragmented reference to a Syracuse native engaged to someone named Bissie Grayson and a curious aside about the eleven millionth postwar vacuum cleaner sold in July 2049. It also mentions a three percent period and a home in 42 with fears tied to a war context.
Question about human rights for men and women and shared duties. The piece cites Rankin on time use and listening versus reading, and Brown on teaching listening. It urges imagination balanced with work, and invites inquiries to A E Wizzam via the newspaper, including a self addressed envelope.
Gloria Rose Batamoti became bride of James Steven Mush in a ceremony at St Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church performed by Rev Lambros Wakelaids. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Balamoti, wore ivory satin. Attendants included maid of honor Rose Palamou, Miss Mary Liapis, Miss Christine Brown. Best man was James Nibi of New York. Ushers Michael Zelamot George Mush Steve Matkovitch. After a reception the couple left for Detroit where they will reside.
A damaged item reports a former Marcellus High School and Pratt Institute graduate, Thomas McAndrews of New York City, marrying in New Jersey. After a period in Canada, the couple plans to reside there.
States that Mrs. Mary Crolick of 306 Kenwood will host the Transit Auxiliary meeting. J.T. Nelson, president, will preside. Chairwoman of the committee is Mrs. Margaret Hornbeck, assisted by Mrs. Thelma Herholtz, Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman, Mrs. Joyce Howard, Mrs. Norma Hartibus, and Mrs. Hattie Lohsen.
The Rev Wayne Hunter led the ceremony at First Ward Methodist Church for Lavon Frase and Gallagher, both of families on Spring Street. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with Dorothy Gallagher as maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Bernice Kunzelman and Mary Cole. flower girl Brenda Shipley. Best man Thomas Gell. ushers Stanley Worden Jr and Robert Har?England State s, the matron wore a white print dress with white accessories and a red rose corsage. The couple plan to reside in Skaneateles.
The Strand listing notes The Stratton Story and Ink Spots and marks showtimes at 12 26 3 38 and 6 56 10 22 with The Coyote noted as one of the few to extend its range.
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