Executives Chosen for City University Concert Series in July
Chancellor William P. Tolley of Syracuse University elected chairman of the six concert series in Thornden Park starting July 7 under Syracuse City and Syracuse University auspices. A nine member executive committee includes Finla Crawford and G Carl Alverson among others. Proceeds from concert programs to aid USO distribution to service men.
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William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Thornden Park
City of Syracuse
Diweetnes Amnaneanan
Thet Sim Triabate Scouts
Gmmouris UG Cee Lichois
USO
Finla G. Crawford
G Carl Alverson
William A. Barry
Edwin Moseley
Douglas W. Miller
Harold L. Butler
The
College of Fine Arts
Andre Polah
Henry Reis-EiBara
Albert B. Kaempffer
Brown Fashion Trains Summer Dress Styles
A Brown themed wardrobe story highlights a brown sheer rayon crepe frock with brown net border to the apron front and edging the deep U neckline. A dark brown belt feature yields pink accents. An opulent, triple sheer dress with box pleats and net ruffles graces the sweetheart neckline and sleeves.
All Day Meeting for Harmony Circle Auxiliary
Members of Harmony Circle Auxiliary to Syracuse Memorial Hospital gather in the hospital recreation room for an all day session to fold bandages and sew. Mrs. J I Lyle and Mrs. J C Patterson lead bandage work, with Mrs. Irving Gere directing hand sewing and Mrs. Arthur Briggs supervising machine sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Circle, Inc
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
J. I. Lyle
J. C. Patterson
Irving Gere
Arthur Briggs
Face Facts of Wartime With Self-Support Demands
Dorothy Dix urges June graduates to face hard realities of wartime life. She warns that many women must self support, learn a trade, and prepare for possible wartime shortages, maimed soldiers, and wider family responsibilities, urging diligent preparation and self reliance.
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Mou
Mamie
Sadie
Reversible Fashion Scarf With Dual Fabric Sides
A versatile accessory features black rayon on one side and yellow red or green flannel on the other. Reversible design offers two distinct looks in one.
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Commnen
YWCA Night Activities Planned for Industrial Girls
The YWCA offers pre and post shift recreation for industrial girls led by Indiana University alumna Elizabeth M. Diy with supervision by Helen Balsam. Programs include rooftop sunning, swimming, dancing, and a midnight Owl’s Club from July 6 to 7. Additional Thursday night and Friday afternoon options, plus Camp Avalon adventures, are announced with staff and camp details.
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Y.W.C.A
Elizabeth M. Diy
Indiana University
Helen Balsam
W.C.A
Owls Club
Yaw.ca
Dix
Miss Ballsam
Frances Porter
Setaff
Mabel Corwar
Ihealth
Katherine Sherwood
Jordan
Natalie Bullock
Mary Helen Mullen
Cortland
Helen Greenstein
Syracuse
Maria Calabrese
New ‘York City
Anna Pocentyluk
Little Falls
Janet] McLennan
Virginia Corail
Joann E. Hirt
Ruth Finley
Rachel C. Westover
Pearl White
Walter
Simmer
J. B. Rusterholtz
George Ejsler
E.B. Holdredze
Thomas W. Posthill
IM. Blanchard
W. G. Laidlaw
WW. Seymour
Troy
Libby
Powell Family Welcomes Son at Syracuse Memorial Hospital
A son was born today at Syracuse Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell. He is the grandson of Harry Goldin of Roosevelt Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Powell of Oak Street, with Ida Goldin listed as a relative.
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Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Joseph Powell
Ida Goldin
Roosevelt Avenue
Harry Goldin
William J. Powell
Oak- Jang Street
Inter-Racial Group Chorus to Rehearse Under Clough
Miss Portia N. Jenkins of David son North Carolina will be piano soloist at a rehearsal of the Inter racial Group fellowship chorus tomorrow night at Plymouth Congregational Parish House. John T. Clough will direct with Miss Ruth Hindon accompanying. All interested in singing are invited.
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Verda C. Dippold
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Dorothy Atwater
Florence Butler
Patty Joan Burgess
Doris Birchler
Ann Caswell
Virginia Cahill
Alfeda di Bella
Mary Louise Dippold
Lorraine Enright
Renee Greenhouse
Joanne Gayring
Dolores Gayring
Betty Gonyca
Patricia Henderson
Joanne Hunt
Nancy Michel
Suzanne Murray
Beverly Mathers
Joyce Jewett
Joan Keller
Barbera Loetterle
Winifred Sorgenfrei
Veronica Savage
Margaret Tozer
Genevieve Walters
Ruth Weaver
Theodora Lehr
Mary Katherine Gonyea
Nancy Laing
Portia N. Jenkins
Davidson
N. C
Plymouth
Jenkins
College of Fine Arts
Reidsville
Atlanta University
John T. Clough
Ruth Hindon
What Is Left When The World Has Changed Forever
Dr. Paul Scherer warns on a national broadcast that the modern world erodes faith and ideals. He argues that despite science and material loss, the soul remains, offering truth, God, and enduring values as the last shelter and guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scherer
Scherer
God
Dr. Scherer
Merry-Go-Round Reflections On Love And Timing
Helen Rowland discusses wedding rings in wartime, noting half of 1943 grooms wear rings and that men use rings as defenses. She argues modern women face a double standard as men pursue and courts evolve with timing, independence, and shifting romantic signals.
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E. V. Darling
Army
Navy
Jess
Sami-Tlush Promises Germ-Free Toilets In Heat
An advertisement touts Sami-Tlush as a hot weather helper for housewives. It claims to clean toilet germs that breed in smears and odors, stating it removes odor sources and never needs rinsing. The product is labeled safe for septic tanks and sold nationwide by Hygienic Products Co.
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Canton
Going and Coming in Toledo Visit for Gibbs Family
Mrs. Orville Gibbs and her children Loriana and Jack Gibbs of 252 Fellows Avenue are visiting Mrs. Gibbs' parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. A. Leppelman in Toledo for several weeks. The note records a family travel arrangement and residence.
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Orville Gibbs
Loriana Gibbs
Jack Gibbs
Fellows Avenue
Your Figure Madame! Relaxation Techniques for Summer Stress
Ida Jean Kain discusses tension breakers to stay cool as heat rises. Relaxation methods include waking slowly, rhythmic breathing, and yoga inspired exercises to slim the waist and reduce wasteful energy use. A doctor notes the harm of negative emotions on the nervous system. Send a self addressed stamped envelope to Syracuse Herald Journal for a copy.
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Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Wartime Daily Menus Feature Simple Lunch and Dinner
The menu lists a wartime lunch of jellied consommé grilled cheese and tomato sandwich, sardined cookies, and milk. Dinner offers tomato juice, baked spareribs over sage dressing, boiled onions, scalloped potatoes, corn, meat, and raisin pie.
Fragmented Local Notice of Community Event
An Mond text fragment hints at a community notice about a convened event. Readable names or locations are not discernible, leaving the specifics unclear but signaling a local civic or religious gathering.
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Elinora Pratt Price
Thomas A. Price
Kanatenah Club
University Block
Elaine Allen
Delores Brent
Martha Branch
Sandra Sue Nye
Richard Bancroft
Suzanne Klase
Felicita Farruggio
Marcia Bradwick
Betty Joan Peters
Robert Peters
Carla Nye
Ludwig Vita
Angeline Vita
Joan Kirnie
Norman Reeves
Emanuel Luper
Doraine Washington
Margaret Hawker
Joanne Harke
Barbara Hogan
Dorothy Kolakowski
Dorothy Zych
Sylvia Dietrich
David Joer
Dale Ferguson
Joan Francis
Alvin Mistur
Mary Margaret Speickhoff
Worma de Circe
Nellie Sears
Dorothy Wieczorek
Irving Hamlin
Barbara Pharoah
Margaret Wilson
Richard Merrow
Lola Green
Gertrude Pabst
Robert Anderson
Muriel Lutzy
Marianne Noldan
Jane Hilbert
Shirley Thomas
Patricia Gulgeri
Romulus
Arthur D. Elliott
Seneca Ordnance Depot
Irene Bort
Baldwinsville
Furman Methodist Church
George Locke
Oakwood Avenue
Home of the Molen
Herald
Journal of Herald-American
Oradka
Peermas
I. Peterman
Dorothy DIX
Shen
Prens
Clough
Elsie Robinson
Gorton
Gorton-Pew Fisherien
Gloucester
Maes
U.S. War Bonds & Stomper
Eevee Rsawa
Virginia O’brien
Helen Rowland
Kathryn Grayson
Peale Swibeey
Arrid
By Ida Jean Kain
Hazel Reed
Syracuse Home Bureau
Phiparto
D Fesso Univ
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