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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

4

Emily Hutchings Bride in Parsonage Syracuse Wedding

Emily J Hutchings daughter of the late Walter Hutchings of Auburn wed David C Hamilton at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Syracuse on June 28. The couple will live at 230 Dewitt Street after a Canada and New England trip. Wexler Hyman wedding details follow with Montreal Quebec and Adirondacks trip.

Emily J. Hutchings Lodi Street Walter Hutchings Auburn David C. Hamilton Dewitt Street Edwin T. Dahlberg First Baptist Church of Syracuse Edgar P. Hutchings F. C. Taylor Carolina Canada New England

Hendricks Engagement Announced for Dorothy to Walter Kobos

Betrothed Miss Dorothy Hendricks of 619 Otisco Street to Walter Kobos, son of Mrs. Mary Gozowski of 426 Marcellus Street. No wedding date listed.

Myron Hendricks Otisco Street Dorothy Hendricks Walter Kobos Mary Gozowski Marcellus Street

Listen World By Elsie Robinson Ranch night reflection

A vivid pastoral piece recalls a cow herd returning at sunset, cattle lowing, and alfalfa fields fading to gold under violet dusk. Cowboys share a hearty boiled dinner, talk of cows and rodeos, then depart along a quiet ridge as night settles. The narrator claims simple daily life sustains and will endure beyond war and vanity.

Brown Tony Domingo Cashboy William

South Side WCTU to Meet with Mrs Schulz Tomorrow

Organized Interests The South Side WCTU will meet with Mrs Harriet Schulz at 220 Garfield Avenue tomorrow at 4 with a special speaker. A covered dish supper will be served at 6. A separate note lists travels of Miss Boss Miss Thorpe and various Kellars visiting Boston Cape Cod and Fort Eustis Virginia.

W.C.T.U Harriet Schulz Garfield Avenue Mary Boss Stratford Street Marjorie Thorpe West Newell Street Boston Mass Cape Cod William Kellar W. Donald Kellar Ralph E. Kellar Camillus Fort , Eustis Kellar Washington, D. C

Luncheon bridge honors visiting Mrs Langtry

Mrs Adcock hosted a luncheon bridge at Drumlings on Highland Avenue in honor of Mrs Charles Langtry of Evansville Indiana visiting sister Mrs Hubert W Stewart of Edgehill Road. Delphiniums snapdragons and roses formed the floral decor. Guests included Mrs Charles Langtry Mrs W C Emerson Mrs D W Cary Mrs Edward Kimber Mrs Bert Gifford Mrs H W Stewart Mrs George Adcock and Mrs Edward Newell.

Harold S. Adcock Highland Avenue Drumlings Charles Langtry Evansville Ind Hubert W. Stewart Edgehill Road W. C. Emerson D. W. Cary Edward Kimber Bert Gifford H. W. Stewart George Adcock Edward Newell

Nuptials for Mary Jean Woeslaw and John Scott at Sacred Heart

The marriage of Miss Mary Jean Woeslaw and John J. Scott occurred at Sacred Heart Church at noon on June 21, officiated by Rev. Peter J. Koleczak. The couple will reside at 426 Park Avenue.

Etiquet and Good Form in Emily Post Style

Etiquet and Good Form advises using Miss or initials in signatures to maintain formality. A teacher recounts signing as Grace Smith or Miss Smith to prevent parents from shortening the name, noting that Miss Smith is preferred to avoid misaddressed letters. The piece cautions against signing simply as Miss Smith and suggests third person phrasing for clarifications.

M. B. Smith Mary Grace Smith Grace Miss Smith G. Smith Johnny

Pattern 4799 for misses and women sizes 1 to 48

Pattern 4799 by ANNE ADAMS offered in misses and women's sizes from 1 to 48 with fabric yardage details and contrast. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department Syracuse Herald Journal, New York for the pattern, or add 10 cents for the Pattern Book featuring the season's fashion.

Anne Adams Syracuse Herald-Journal West 17Th Street New York N. Y Alytes Imatton

Helen J Mosher Weds C Raymond Ouderkirk in Rectory

Miss Helen Josephine Mosher daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mosher of 1303 South Geddes Street married C Raymond Ouderkirk son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Ouderkirk of 201 Parkway Drive at Saint Anthony of Padua Rectory in the morning the ceremony officiated by Msgr Charles F McAvoy The bride wore brown cable net with white accents and carried white roses and lilies of the valley A maid of honor wore brown and brown accessories The couple plans a New England tour and will reside at 137 Parkside Avenue after July 1 A linen shower was given by the bridegroom’s sisters Jane and Marian Ouderkirk

Pearl Beatrice Hyman A. H. Hyman Tupper Lake Abraham Wexler Samuel Wexler East Adams Street Syracuse Polley ‘Tiedeck M. I. Jacobson Sylvia Wexler Charlies Ben Harold Miller David Fox Raymond Seidenberg Mark Weinstein Harry Alpert Morris Swartz Hyman Temple Montreal Quebec Adirondacks Morse College New Hartford Helen Josephine Mosher William Mosher Jane Ouderkirk Tubbetts New England Parkside Avenue Jane Marian Quaderkirk

June Bride Showers Hosted By Mrs Sickling Assistants

Mrs Elizabeth Sickling of 145 Plymouth Drive organized a kitchen shower for the June Bride. Mrs Harry Killian and Mrs Eldred Shoudy hosted a miscellaneous shower.

Elizabeth Sickling Plymouth Drive Harry Killian Eldred Shoudy

Marry Go Round Observations On Pocket Hoarding

Helen Rowland humorously compares men's and women's pocket habits as cleaners warn against valuables left in clothes. She recalls $12,000 recovered last year and lists quirky items found in a random woman's purse, including a handkerchief, lipstick, old clippings, and a dog photo, noting both sexes hoard and Darwinian logic applies.

Uncle Sam Joe Miller Darwin

Quick Escalloped Potatoes and Weiners Dish

A family style casserole combines sliced potatoes and split Weiners with a creamy mustard milk sauce. Layer half the potato mixture with half the Weiners, then repeat and bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes until tender, yielding six servings.

Cook Book 4 Quote on Speech Development

A diary excerpt from Caroline Jenkins notes that a child cannot speak correctly when raised in a home where wrong and careless speech are common. The observation links language habits to early environment and child speech outcomes.

Caroline Jenkins

Daily Menu Breakfa st Lunch Dinner and Dessert

Breakfast includes canned peaches cold cereal top milk creamed eggs on toast coffee cocoa. Lunch offers escalloped potatoes and weiners bread tea butter milk. Dinner features chicken bouillon escalloped eggplant with tomato and cheese sauce boiled rice creamed cauliflower rolls butter cottage cheese and pineapple salad lime jelly lady fingers coffee. Dessert provides cherry bread crumb pudding with lemon and cinnamon, baked 350 degrees for one hour, serves six.

Lady Fingers

Escalloped Egg Plant Tomato Cheese Recipe

A fragmented recipe describes layering eggplant with tomato soup milk flour and cheese. It lists buttered crumbs and seasonings, but the directions are incomplete. The page fragment hints at a baked eggplant and tomato cheese dish with buttered crumb topping.

Eggplant and Stockfish Dishes From Old Cookbook

The recipe describes cooking eggplant cut into small cubes then simmered in a lemon juice seasoned milk cheese sauce, baked in a casserole at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. It also covers stockfish preparation soaking cod, boiling, skinning, dicing, tying with string, and serving with rice potatoes baked onions and mustard sauce.

Style Note on Light Blue Sheer Housecoat with Roses

A design description extols a light blue double sheer housecoat with pink rose appliques across the bodice to the skirt. It features a collarless neckline and a draped bodice, noted as a cool, pretty option after a busy day.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pere LeMoyne Mothers’ Club Pere LeMoyne Mothers’ Club Wendell Butler Frst Herbert Horton George Ripel Frank Wild Frank Prell Anna Morris Norbert Auletzhauser Emily Hutchings East Wexler Hendricks Elsie Robinson Mrs. Adcock Father Koleczak Mary Jean Woeslaw Peter Woeslaw Apple Street John J. Scott James Scott Mattydale Sacred Heart Church Peter J. Koleczak Julia Niedolallo Walter Surderski Scranton Palane Park Avenue Gad Tone Emily Post Grant School Mothers’ Club Officers John A. Metzger Michaels Avenue Mary Thompson Court Street Joseph Novach Grant Boulevard Laurence Becker Danforth Street Henry J. Engler Martin Street Metzger Club Helen J. Mosher C. Raymond Quderkirk Helen Rowland By Helen Rowland Suelo Csl Cook Book Cherry Betty American Institute of Laundering Central New York Power Corp Niagara Hudson
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