Ann Landers Smoking Problems Reflect Reader Fiery Replies
A reader in Minneapolis lauds Ann Landers for a clear smoking critique while others fire back with heated letters. The exchange covers independence, Surgeon General warnings, and social pressures, ending with a local lodge supper notice for Twilight Hefekah Lodge No. 285 on June 23 at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Will Jones
M.anneapolis
Surgeon General
Fay
Amy
Ann Lideta
Minneapolis
Hefekah Lodge No. 285
Ashdale Avenue
Noble
Thelma Behng
Hints from Heloise Offer Simple Home Fixes
Readers share practical tips from Heloise style notes. Ideas include protecting plastic coolers with cardboard for transport, sewing nylon net over fan frames for safety, using bouillon to flavor vegetables, adding inner skirt panels to dresses, freezing children's clothes to reduce dew, spraying plant leaves to boost growth, and using a pillowcase under a baby blanket for nap comfort.
Daughters of the American Revolution Name Essay Winners
Fayetteville chapter selects winners for the American History Foray contest. First prize goes to Miss Jacquelyn Munson with second for Miss Rilean Quality and Miss Pamela Carr. Awards include commendations for Paul Leg David Redke Christine Buffion Patricia Lamron and Mary ODonnell from Immaculate Conception School Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Daughters of the American Revolution
American History Foray
George Washington
Jacquelyn Munson
Rilean
Pamela Carr
Paul Leg
David Redke
Christine Buffion
Patricia Lamron
Mary O'Donnell
Immaculate Conception School of
Inflatable art and mass produced sculpture debut
New York artist Phil Orenstein and partner Susan Spurt showcase inflatable sculpture and mass produced art aimed at widening access. Bags and jewelry are screen printed for lower costs, with plans for a Mass Art Cerebral Exchange, royalties, and a factory to push prices toward two dollars.
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Philip Orenstein
Hugenia Sheppard
New York
Philp Orenalein
Susan Spurt
India
Rutgers
Phil Orenstein
Thi Orenstein
Paul Orenstein
Prin
MACE
Cerebral Exchange
Tyepon
Local girl Pat Gillan attends national youth conference
Miss Pat Gillan of 516 Fabius Street attends the National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation at the Sheraton-Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. The Syracuse Girl's Club member is among 50 delegates chosen by the National Girls' Clubs of America for this honor, with the event running through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gillan
Fabius St
Sheraton Parc Hotel
Washington, D.C
Syracuse Girl's Club
Pat
National
Girls' Clubs of America
Ann
St. Lucy's Academy
Robert Gillan
United Fund Campaign
Washington
Syracuse
White Mouse
Lyndon B. Johnson
Javits and
Kennedy
New York State
Pirties
Moose Chapter 103 plans installation and dinner
Syracuse planned Wednesday installation of officers for Moose Chapter 103 at Moose Home 216 Hawley Ave with 6:00 p.m. dinner. Incoming officers include Senior Regent Dora Bec and others. Installing officers led by Ada Pflug will preside. Open to Loyal Order of Moose members and women of the Mansa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Women of the Moose
Dora Bec
Janice Shaver
Shiney Edwards
Jeannine Holland
Mildred Tooley
Marion Anthony
Ada Pflug
Bernard Ventre
Hilda Brondage
Flora Gemma
Christine Hills
Moose
Hawley Ave
Order of Moose
Mysterious Doctor Unveils Woman Health Findings
Maw Tork WT reports a specied doctor specialist in women's ailments reveals 11 days of period changes, water retention from 2 to 7, and a raven body response. The description notes weight gain, abdominal puffiness, breast soreness, headaches, mood drops, cervical tension, and erratic spells.
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Ewell
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