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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1949

Page

6

Recreation Institute to Open Monday

Recreation Institute in the Central New York area opens Monday night at the McChesney Community House in Syracuse. The free program, approved by the State Youth Commission and the State Public Recreation Society, runs seven thirty to ten thirty with sessions on aims, storytelling, crafts, games, first aid, folk dancing, music and sports.

New York Area State Youth Commission State Public Recreation Society McChesney Grant Helena G. Hoyt Syracuse Recreation Department Sirs Hoyt Syracuse Cort- Jang Fulton

Physicists to Study Cosmic Rays at Summit Lake Colorado

Two Syracuse University physicists will direct a three month intensive study of cosmic rays at Summit Lake Colorado. Dr Kurt Sitte leads the project assisted by Eric Harth photographing and analyzing events at 14 000 foot altitude. The work follows a Denver symposium on cosmic rays.

Colorado Steele Hall Syracuse, University Kurt Sitte Hill Syracuse University Atomic Energy” Commission Summit ‘Lake Colo Sitte Eric Harth Syracuse Denver Buchenwald University Nuremburg England

Legion 1 Post Dines Hails New Officers

Members of Post 1362 American Legion attended an annual dinner at Moran's Restaurant to welcome newly elected officers and honor the retiring commander. Judge William H. Bamerick spoke as County Commander Glenni Tombs installed officers: Commander Paul Seifried, vice commanders Robert Hollingsworth and Grace Mabboni, adjutant Harriette Cooke, financial officer Robert Griffin, sergeant at arms Francis Farmer, chaplain H. S. Smith, and historian Bertha Dotterer. Additional ceremonies honored retiring commander Francis Farmer and Murray Ososki, winner of the Legion oratorical contest.

Post 1362 American Legion Moran’s Wiliam H. Bamerick Glenni’ Tombs Paul Seifried Robert Hollingsworth Mabboni Harriette Cooke Robert Griffin Francis Farmer H. S. Smith Bertha’ Dotterer Murray ‘Osofski

Syracuse Firm May Get Contract for Owego Street Bridge

The Woodruff Construction Co. of Syracuse appears to win the bid for the Owego Street bridge at Montour Falls. The Buffalo District U S Engineer says six bids were opened with a low bid of 198272 dollars. Final award awaits approval. The two lane bridge will span three 16 foot sections with reinforced concrete. It will be part of the Catharine Creek flood control project in the Onon/Onvego River basin.

Buffalo P Syracuse Owego St Montour Falls Buffalo District U. S Geek Catharine Creek Onvego River

DeMolay Ball Set for Saturday at Masonic Temple

DeMolay fifth annual coronation ball will be staged Saturday at the Masonic Temple ballroom. Dancing runs from 8 PM to midnight. Chairmen Ralph Atwater and William Dickerman with Robert Brown, Richard Guenthner, David Hoyt and Lyn Ingraham handle tickets. Robert Frasier and George Jarrett oversee decorations. Frank Decker and Narles Taylor manage publicity.

Masonic Temple S. P.M Coe Ralph Atwater William Dickerman Robert Brown Richard Guenthner David Hoyt Lyn Ingraham Robert Frasier George Jarrett Frank Decker Narles Taylor

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