Page of Social Notes Delivers Weddings And Visits
Mrs. Frank M. Savage and granddaughter Jean Marie McIntosh travel to New York City to lodge at the Hotel Times Square for five days. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Copeland host Lt. and Mrs. Hugh Cronk from Wyoming, Syracuse alumni, planning return after July 1. Multiple wedding guests from Oswego Springfield and beyond attend various ceremonies including Miss Mary Barbara Read’s marriage to Charles C Barry Jr at Our Lady of Solace Church and Miss Elizabeth Ebbert’s wedding to Eric Avern Sturley. Local and out of town guests from New Haven Nor wich Philadelphia and more listed along with trip notes and pre nuptial parties. Connection to Clayton fishing trip and Boston and Hot Springs travel documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Savage
Hope
Jean Marie McIntosh
New York City
Times Square
Harry C. Copeland
Lincoln Av
Hugh Cronk
Laramie, Wyoming
Syracuse University
Cronk
William
Rome
Frederick Co, Ehrle
Francis S. Read
Raymond J. Straub
Richard J. Barry
Helen Fitzgibbons
Jeanne Conklin
Jeannette Zimmerman
Mary Fee
Helen Elizabeth Ebbert
Eric Avern Sturley
First Presbyterian Church
Michael R. Buchana
Winifred Hill Sturley
New Haven
Philadelphia
Lida Ebbert
Elizabeth
N. J
Helen. K. Ebbert
C. S. Marvel
Hugh Macey
Akron, O
Dorothy
Hinman
Francis Randall Woessner
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harry Hunt
Julia
Thomas Manley
George McMullen
Andrew
Irving Ives
Norwich
Ella Francis Mee
Clellan
Baltimore
Bryce’ Blakeley
David
John Persak
Bainbridge
Charles Sells
John
James
Thomas Farrell
Horace Evans
Albany
Bertram
Tamamy
Williamsville
Guy Pinck
Slingerlands
Roy Hall
Legion Auxiliary gives $100 for hospital equipment
Mrs. Patrick H. O'Hara presented Dr. Fred J. G. Hiss with a $100 check for laboratory equipment for the Wieting Johnson Hospital. The event was hosted with co chairmen Mrs. Charles Singer and Mrs. Maude Vogel and many members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. O'Hara
American Legion Auxiliary
Post 41
Fred J. G. Hiss
Wieting-Johnson Hospital
Cochairmen
Charles 5
Singer
Maude Vogel
Murray Lisk
Victor Gorloff
School principal Kay leads list of hostesses
Kay is principal of the school and will be hosting a gathering with a group of women including Hyman Hart, Van Harris, Lou Spindel man, Harold Wilkins, dD. Rivkin, Leon Abram sky, and J. Rothschild. The Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Church sponsors an ice cream festival in the church garden at 5013 S. Salina Street on Wednesday from 5 to 9 30 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board and Womens Society of Christian Service of
Furman
L. M. Butterworth
L. R. Sherwood
Youth Fellowship and Junior Guild
Betty Reagan
Riegel
Loretto
The
Hebrew School
Sol” Kay
E. Genesee St
Kay
Hyman Hart
van Harris
Lou Spindelman
Harold Wilkins
Dd. S Rivkin
Leon Abramsky
J. Rothschild
Altar Guild of
Salina St
Goodyear Girls Hear Mr Wampler Address 1947 Class
Mr Wampler addressed the Goodyear Burlingame class of 1947 gathering 160 graduates at the East Room Hotel Syracuse. Headmaster Gordon Smith presented diplomas to Jane Benham Elizabeth Davern Patricia Dunn Janice Heller Patsy Herget Barbara Johnson Suzanne McGarty Marilyn Mead Betty Niles Suzanne Pratt Jane Snyder Mary Steigerwald Lucy Tickner Eleanor Wampler Elizabeth Welch Nancy Yeoman. He spoke on Adventure in Living defining it as getting fun out of life and noted security and adventure are not fully compatible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Janice Rose Heller
Patsy Joan’ Herget
Barbara Dow Johnson
Suzanne Hildreth McGarty
Marilyn June Mead
Betty Niles
Suzanne Rogers Pratt
Jane Snyder
Mary Steigerwald
Lucy Ursula
Tickner
Eleanor Wampler
Elizabeth Janet Welch
Nancy Yeoman
Mr. Wampler
Opening thought on security and living a balanced life
A reflective piece urges seeking honest answers with an open mind. It argues that excessive security stifles opportunity and adventure. The author asks for a real distinction between security aided by others and restrictive safety that prevents living fully.
Syracuse Graduation Advice for Girls in 1947
In a Syracuse Herald Journal piece from June 24, 1947, speaker Mr Wampler urged 16 graduating girls to pursue college courses to sharpen thinking while engaging in social activities and sports. He stressed that a girl should be able to earn her own living if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Herald-Journal
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Cloud Wampler
Eleanor
Goodyear-Burlingame
Patricia Joy
Peggy Bittel
Benjamin
Arnold
Allen St
Samuel Rakev
Henry H. ‘Hart
I. Facobs
Jerome Wilson
Clayton
St. Lawrence
Carl A. Silfer
Weymouth Rd
Boston
Mass
Edward J.pearson
Andrew S. White
Fayetteville
Hot Springs
Roy. O. Sykes
Eucliday
Roy Dorsheimer
Maps
Sacred Heart Church
Cicero
St. Michael’s Church
Central Square
Raymond Sauter
Central’ Square
Cora la Sha
Syracuse Yacht Club
Thomas Dungey
James Walsh
Francis Han Jey
Arthur Heaphy
John Paulus
Charles Boyke
John Barzee
William‘ Frick
Charles Fecht
Carl. Steigerawld
Robert Moses
Frederick’ ‘Kreuzer
Coffel
Perr
Vous Skocers
Legion Auxiliary Post
Heman St. Mother’s Club
Earl Hardman
William Rego
Damon
Adelard. Julien
J. M. Wicks
Sunshine
Hardman
Syracuse Dental
Persian Terrace
Syracuse
Rosemary Frenchel
Alberta Spalding
Shirley Wellner
Dorothy Houser
William Brand
Irene. Raymond
Mary. Springer
Margo Moyer
Ann Napolitano
Jane Roblin
Clude
Elizabeth Reily
Joseph Fahey
Edward Herron
Edward J. Spencer
John Peiffer
Mabel O’grady
Frances Hanna
James. Eustace
Roger Amendola
E. H. Fiesinger
Laura Bramer
Frank Durkin
J. M. Boyle
Martin. Doherty
Frances Flynn
Marie Nolan
Emma. Thoma
Margaret Larkin
Mary Dooley
J.edmund Kelley
B. F. Shetley, Jr
Michael A. Walsh
Donald R. Knaus
Katherine Kelley
Mary E. Lewis
Charles KE. Tracy
St. Lucy’s Church
John J. Hunt
Francis G. Taylor
Lisle C. Stever
Bear Rd
Clay
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Albert Pickernell
Nedrow
Stever
C. Cc. Alpeter
Red Cross
American Institute of Laundering
Westinghouse
Perasei
Westloghouse Electric Corp
Springfield, Mass
Goodyear
Sey
Aca
Ec Merry
Pillsbury Pie
Pillsbury
Ann
Mer Pre
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