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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
30
A Syracuse plant introduces a complete line of frozen meats sold in the United States for the first time. The products use a patent pending vacuum sealing process to preserve nutritional value flavor and tenderness. Offerings include Berterhouse and Delmonico steaks roast beef pot roast pork chops and chopped beefsteaks.
An ice cream social will close the season for Members of Young Israel Sisterhood. The event is set for Tuesday afternoon on the lawn of Mrs. Morton Maloff at 127 Delray Ave at 1:30 p.m. Hosts include Mrs. William Heisman and several members, with Mes. Moses Spector serving as president.
Harmony Circle reelected Mes David T Northrup as president of Harmony Circle Inc auxiliary to Syracuse Memorial Hospital for a second term at its Crumlins meeting. About 200 attendees heard annual reports from committee chairs including Will iam Bynum noting an 82 member increase. Harmony Circle totals 1491 with 212 regular 359 Life and 11 honorary members. The slate also lists vice presidents,treasurer and secretary posts and a large board of directors. Also named Overseas Wives WCA president Mrs Donald McCormican will host a June 20 home entertain and picnic.
Dear Mary Hawortha columnist answers R S about the pressure of dressing well for clerical jobs. The reader confesses frustration with being judged by wardrobe over abilities and toys with arriving to work in sloppy dress. The response argues outward appearance reflects character but urges honest self-improvement and maintaining decent attire.
Edyth McLeod reports a reader concern about older adults resisting hearing aids. A conference cites new Hear N See glasses with built in hearing aids in the temple frames, claiming binaural hearing and social acceptance. The device promises better sound source localization and clearer sound with less power.
A doctor developed Sperti Ointment advertised as a miracle healing option for surface skin eczema on hands. The product promises to stop burning and itching, accelerate healing, and clear raw or scaly skin with a money back guarantee.
Four LeMoyne College roommates at 302 Maple Street near the Jesuit campus face separate futures after graduation. Mary heads to the Midwest to start graduate study, Mano to Cortland State for summer tech education courses, Jen plans a stint in Rome to pursue industrial relations, and Margaret stays to work with Easy Washing Machine Corp and edit a local publication.
Delta Zeta Mothers held a luncheon meeting in Tubbert's where Mrs. Frederick Bunn was elected president. Other officers include Mrs A. W. Sheckells vice president, Mrs. Carl W. Naumann treasurer, Mrs Ewing C. Scott recording secretary, Mrs. J. C. Whaat corresponding secretary, Miss J. McCarthy historian, and Mrs. C. W. Sims publicity. Guest was Miss Florence Schade. Retiring treasurer Mrs. R. C. Howard received a gift for long service.
Mex Frank Z Wood Jr case worker for the Salvation Army will be guest speaker when the Outpost Committee of the S A Auxiliacy meets at 12 p m Thursday in the home of Mrs George Bostwick Cold Springs Rd Liverpool Mr Robert M Tuttle will Preside Mrs Vera Lewis is luncheon chairman assisted by Mrs Iva Allman and Mrs Bostwick
A new Tuesday program was launched at the Jewish Home for the Aged featuring guest speakers, movies, and musicales. Kerman Goler chairs the event with Mrs. Belle Abdar assisting, and speaker Mrs. Zamuel Yalow discussed life in Terael and current events.
An Indiana woman boosts confidence with Silver Curl home permanent, claiming gray hair looks attractively styled. The ad touts self centralizing formula, simple application, and odor-free waves that last longer than rivals, with testimonials about compliments.
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