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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1940

Page

4

Farewell Parties Mark Moves From Euclid Avenue Home

Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Brown of Euclid Avenue depart for Brooklyn where Brown has joined Adelphi Academy for the coming year. A series of farewell gatherings honors the couple, including a June 16 reception at the Woods home attended by Pebble Hill headmaster Charles Bradlee and many friends.

Norman R. Brown Euclid Avenue Brooklyn Brown Adelphi Academy Drei Ggsiedse Pebble Hill School Wadleigh W. Woods Roosevelt Avenue Charles Bradlee Pebble Hill Brea Rupp Willem Hittel Leslie Paltz Roy W. Bell Eugene N. Boud Orville Greene Robert Butler Charles P. Hutchins Hirs. Woods Town Butler Charles Maltby Charles W. Gleazen George Bevis Henry Dodd Alan Burnap

Our Lady of Solace Rites Unite Pennock and Lucey

Barbara Pennock daughter of Mrs. James Oliver Pennock and the late Mr. Pennock wed John Redmond Lucey son of Mrs. Dennis B. Lucey and the late Mr. Lucey former U S District Attorney for the Northern New York District in Our Lady of Solace Church. The couple will reside at 805 Comstock Avenue after July.

Barbara Pennock James Oliver Pennock Westcott Street Mr. Pennock John Redmond Lucey Dennis B. Lucey Comstock Avenue Mr. Lucey United States New York Our Lady of Pav Edward P. Buttimer Elliot J. Spaulding

Going and Coming Mr and Mrs J Edmund Kelley

Mr and Mrs J Edmund Kelley of 310 Wellesley Road are visiting. Mrs Alice Kelley in Ogdensburg is the mother of Mr Kelley. Mrs J Edmund Kelley will stay in Ogdensburg for a week and visit Prescott and Ottawa Ontario before returning home. Miss Mildred Edgarton of Westcott Street is vacationing with her aunt Mrs Evans of Washington DC.

J. Edmund Kelley Wellesley Road Kelley Alice Kelley Ogdensburg Prescott Ottawa Ontario Mildred Edgarton Westcott Street Evans. Evans Washington, D. C

To Wed in August Me and Mira

Fragmentary notice reads as a wedding announcement listing names and a street address, with garbled punctuation and unreadable fragments. The readable portion suggests a marriage in August for two individuals connected to Elliot Street and a location referenced as Fenoknee or Jeunpa.

Mira Geeforge G. Ocomen Ais Elliot Street Fenoknee Jeunpa Iavidaon

Lafayette Avenue Methodist Women Follow Conference Action

Lafayette Avenue Church women met June 20 for luncheon and the annual ladies aid meeting. Reports from the Circles totaled 844 calls and 1130.24 dollars raised. The group planned to form the Women s Society of Christian Service and named a nominating committee for new officers. Birthday dinner honored Florence Ann Phillips at Syracuse Yacht Club with many guests.

Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church Ladies Aid Ira Lsofman Kenneth Hineman iMrs Frank Woodall Bernard Webb Roy Davis Alice Phillips Vernon Bownan Harry Martin George Rose C. E. Torrance Imate Ira Hoffman Ladies Aid So ‘Ciety Frank I Woodall

Fashion notes on rayon sharkskin frock and satin suit

The description outlines a white rayon sharkskin dress with green knit wool inset and waistband, accented by three bright red tees at each breast pocket. It also mentions a ballerina-skirted bathing suit and a satin smart suit available in white, black, or blue.

Syracusan 57 Is Tendered Party on Birthday

Mrs. Anthony Tucci of 1210 North State Street was honored at a surprise party for her 57th birthday. Pink decorations and cake with pink candles marked the event. Louis Gogoni and his orchestra provided music for dancing for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tucci and Mr. and Mrs. James Bongo.

Anthony Tucci North State Street Tucci Louis Gogoni Bir Benjamin Gorgoni James Bongo Leonard Tucci Catherine Christina Beradi Rose Ferrar Arthur Tucel Harold Tucel Angelo Tucci Louis Bongo Victor Tucel Lewis Oes James Finicchio John Fh He Vans

Mary E Julien Marries Robert V McCulloch in St Pauls

Miss Mary Elizabeth Julien daughter of Mrs Hazel Blase Julien of Minneapolis married Robert V McCulloch of Northfield Massachusetts at St Pauls Episcopal Church Hadley Chapel with Rev Franklin P Bennett officiating. They will reside in Northfield Massachusetts after a brief wedding trip.

Mary Elizabeth Julien Hazel Blase Aisa Weetien Minneapolis Minn Robert V. McCulloch Northfield Mass Herbert V. McCulloch Hadley Chapel St. Pauls Episcopal Church Franklin P. Bennett William S. O’brien Wesley C. Blase Crumlins Herman C. Boyle Syracuse University McCulloch University of Minnesota Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation Greenfield New England Ashuelot Road Hazel Blase Julien Wesley C.’ Blase Mineapolis Elizabeth M. Smith Lincoln, Neb Harvey W. Peck Moravia

Personal mentions note travels and events across the region

Mrs. Neal J. Conan of 604 East Genesee Street returned from Worcester where her son Neal J. Conan Jr. graduated from Holy Cross College. Mrs. Burton J. Martin of 848 Livingston Avenue attends the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia and will visit sons in Philadelphia and Trenton. Mrs. A B Merrill and Dr Parke Wicks of 108 Berkeley Drive and Mrs. John B. Hammeken of 4 Wycliffe Road are in New York City for the World’s Fair. Miss Monica of Monica’s Dance Studios heads to Los Angeles to visit her mother and attend the Chicago meeting of the Association of Dancing Masters. Miss Leah Barber of Eastwood and Miss Marion Davenport of 433 Whittier Avenue, Porter Junior High teachers, take a 10 day forest trip in New England. Mrs. Charles E. Mills of 305 Scottholm Torrance is in Eliz abeth New Zealand visiting her parents.

Neal J. Conan Genesee Street Worcester Mass Neal J. Conan, Jr Holy Cross College Convent Station N. d College of Saint Elizabeth Burton J. Martin Livingston Avenue Philadelphia Trenton N. J A. B. Merrill Parke Wicks Berkeley Drive John B. Hammeken Wycliffe Road New York City Monica Miss Monica Dance Studios Los Angeles Calif Agnes Cahill Syracuse Chicago Association of Dancing Masters Leah Barber Eastwood Marion Davenport Whittier Avenue Porter Junior High School New England Charles E. Mills Scottholm Torrance Elizabeth N. Z Luther W. Bahney

Etiquet and Good Form Etiquet and Good Form

Instructions on wedding processions and etiquette from Emily Post. Discusses who walks first at a church wedding when the bride’s mother is absent or replaced by the bride’s twin sister and a groom’s mother. suggests a double entrance. Also answers about candles at noon home weddings and hat etiquette for the bride’s mother.

Emily Mrs. Post

Organization officers named for 1940 41 First Methodist Church

The Business Women's Circle of the First Methodist Church announces officers for 1940 41 with Miss Florence M Payne as president and Miss Alice M Jones as first vice president. The Huntington Women's Community Club picnic is set for Wednesday June 26 at Green Lakes State Park meeting Huntington School at 11 o'clock with Mrs John H Badgley as chair.

Business Women’s Circle of The First Methodist Church Florence M. Payne Alice M. Jones Eunice Moore Anna N. Ullman Ruth J. Ultman Ruth Belle Merritt Huntington Women’s Community Club Green Lakes State Park Huntington School John H. Badgley A. W. Carroll Charles Quick Frank Tague Rose Moore Gustave Raitz Promie

Saint Marys Hall Minoa Hosts Wedding of Simon and Rancier

Miss Arlene Simon daughter of Mr and Mrs George Simon Collamer wed Delbert Rancier son of Mr and Mrs David Rancier Phoenix in a nuptial mass at Saint Marys Hall Minoa officiated by Rev Engelbert Eichenlaub Assumption Church Syracuse. The bride wore white silk marquisette with pearl jewelry and carried white roses. The bridal party included maid of honor Erma Simon and bridesmaids Doris Rancier and Jennie Rancier with pink and rose gowns. Best man was Russell Simon with ushers Howard Morlock and Floyd Rancier. A wedding breakfast followed for immediate families.

Arlene Simon George Simon Collamer Delbert Rancier David Rancier Phoenix Saint Mary's Hall Minoa Engelbert Eichenlaub Assumption Church Syracuse Erma Simon Doris Rancier Jennie Rancier Russell Simon Howard Morlock Floyd Rancier Rancier Tubbert’s

Wedding Trip Across Phoenix Niagara Falls and Canada

A bride wore a green and white dress with brown and white accessories on a wedding trip to Phoenix Niagara Falls and Canada. After July 1, Mr and Mrs Rancier will reside in Phoenix.

Niagara Falls Canada Mrs. Rancier Phoenix

Generous Eleanor Roosevelt on youth policy sparks critique

Elsie Robinson argues against Roosevelt's no-criticism approach to youth. She urges practical guidance, jobs, and resilience, insisting youth must begin at the bottom and endure hardships to mature into responsible adults.

Home Institute promotes low calorie meals for weight loss

A Home Institute feature extols low fat, low calorie eating with sample menus and a calorie chart. It contrasts Mrs Fat and Mrs Plump with Mrs Slim who loses two pounds a week on a reduced diet. It advertises a 40 page booklet, Change Your Weight for Beauty s Sake, and instructs readers to send 15 cents to Syracuse Herald Journal Home Institute in New York for a copy.

Plump Mrs. Slim Mrs. Fat Mrs. Plump Rae Slim Syracuse Herrald-Journal Home Institute West 19Th Street New York N.Y

Hollywood Fashions: Blouses Rise With Tailleur Trend

In June 27 Hollywood fashions the blouse returns as a key wardrobe piece. Bolero outfits under Scar lett O'Hara influence demand ornate underlayers with emerald rayon jersey suits and white satin blouses. Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Earl are highlighted for jeweled, voluminous sleeves and satin buttons.

Hollywood Scarlett O'Hara Elizabeth Earl Joan Bennett Joan Errol Flynn

iLiggett offers RUX Compound and WILLIAMS FORMULA to public

Last weekend the city saw one of the largest medicine sales as iLiggett's publicly offered RUX Compound and WILLIAMS FORMULA. The drugs drew steady crowds of purchasers and were backed by long records of success in relieving rheumatic pain neuritic and neuralgic distress. WILLIAMS FORMULA is praised nationwide as an effective stomachic and tonic helping with night awakenings gas pains and constipation.

Williams New York iLiggett’s RUX Compound Williams Formula

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