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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1941
Page
4
Auxiliary of St. Pauls meets on Thursday with speeches and a luncheon while a table sale and educational panel discussions are planned. A Fort Sam Houston wedding tradition links Miss Elizabeth Strebridge to Col. Guido Verbeck, with emphasis on family military service.
Mr and Mrs Bernard J Cohen of 833 University Avenue have returned from a cruise to San Juan where they were guests of Dr and Mrs Jack Hedesh. Dr Kodesh was a former Syracusan. Mr and Mrs Lewis C Ryan of 3737 East Genesee Street are among recent arrivals at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
Webster School Mothers Club meets Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs. Clarence Barnes presiding. Brighten School Mothers Club gathers at 2 PM in the Brighten School auditorium, Mrs. E R Chaffee presiding. Crouse Irving Hospital Women's Auxiliary plans sewing tomorrow at 1 30 PM with coffee hour arrangements led by Mrs. De W Umphrey and others. Good Will Congregational Church Women’s Guild holds Thursday business meeting at 1 30 PM, luncheon at 1, program at 2 with Mrs. Sophia Lambert presiding.
Edward V Hoffman of 102 Dorothy Street announces the approaching marriage of his sister Dorothy Anne Hoffman to Robert Raymond Cain son of Patrick A Cain of 1902 South State Street. The wedding is set for April 14 at Sint Vincent de Pauls Church.
Ad promotes a home cough syrup mixing sugar water and Pinex to create a pint of medicine claimed to quickly relieve coughs from colds. It touts no cooking, long shelf life, child friendly taste, and money back guarantee if not satisfying.
The South Side Library Club schedules a Beauchamp Branch Library meeting on Tuesday March 11 at 1 o'clock with guest speaker Dr. Paul Paine of Syracuse at 2:30. Tea will follow. The club also plans a March 24 program featuring Miss Louise Bentley of the Syracuse Free Dispensary with pictures. Members sew Fridays for the Red Cross.
Personal items list Syracuse residents, including Mr and Mrs Sidney Blacksidge of 517 Roberts Avenue Day tona Beach Florida and several Syracusans at Miami Beach Florida. Also notes Mrs Mabel G Manchester of 332 Onondaga Avenue plans to return Monday after ten weeks as guest of Dr and Mrs C W Cole in Larchmont.
Park Central Presbyterian Deacons and their wives are hosted by Rev Dr and Mrs Ray Freeman Jenney at 116 Concord Place tonight at 6 50. Various church circles meet midweek for gatherings, luncheons, sewing and supper at homes and church facilities across Syracuse.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Ameigh of 212 Hood Avenue announce their engagement. The couple plans a future wedding and asks for祝祝.
Young members of the Women’s Society for Christian Service at Erwin Methodist Church will present a music program and a one act play titled The Londonderry Air next Friday night at 8 o’clock. Eleanor Merz leads the music, Evelyn Freeman directs the play, with numerous participants named.
Mrs. Samuel L. Brigandi of 213 East Division Street and Miss Margaret A. Wingway of 210 East Division Street wed at Our Lady of Pompei Church on February 22. Alfonso Paparo of 360 Wann Street married Wanda Padolk on October 4 at St. Matthew's in East Syracuse.
Miss Marian Ameigh engages to Richard P. Rein son of Mr and Mrs Fred Rein of 1026 West Genesee Street The couple plan a wedding date not yet set Miss Ameigh graduated from Syracuse Secretarial School and is a member of Gamma Pi Chapter of Alpha Iota sorority Mr Rein attended the University of Oklahoma and works at Crouse Hinds.
An Home Institute feature promotes a low calory diet claiming safe rapid loss of pounds. It advertises a 40 page booklet titled Change Your Weight for Beauty's Sake with 42 menus, a calory chart and recipes. Readers urged to send 15 cents to Syracuse Herald-Journal for the booklet.
Mrs Harlan Carlton announces the engagement of her sister Audrey Delaney to Harlan Prime of Cleveland with a wedding planned for April. Paparo Padolak and family announce the marriage of their daughter Wanda Padolak to Alfonse Papara on Oct 4 1920 at Saint Mathews Church East Syracuse officiated by Rev Francis OBrien. The bride wore an orchid gown with peri winkle trim and rhinestones. attendants wore matching colors. The couple resides at 300 Vann Street. Margaret Wingway wed Samuel Brigandi on Feb 22 at Our Lady of Pomyrei Church. bridesmaids included Margaret Pompo. The wedding included a breakfast at a relative’s home and a Tubbetts dinner for 50. The couple will live at 213 East Division Street after travel to New York City and Atlantic City. The bride wore ivory satin with long train and orange blossoms. traveling attire was navy blue with dubonnet accessories.
A canary and a top hat were among items offered at a Red Cross sale in Buenos Aires recently.
A description of a purple woolen riding habit suit with a peplum jacket and corded trim. It notes a full-rippling back, a pleated blue wool skirt, and a yellow tweed jacket with a blue dotted yellow tie silk accent.
Affianced notices state Harriet Jane Palutys, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Palutys of 350 Apple Street, will wed Harold Sonabend of 413 Bradley Street, son of John Sonabend of 166 Ross Park, with no date set. Louise Zeppetello, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Zeppetello at 1804 Lodi Street, will marry Joseph Amato, son of Dominick Amato of 908 North State Street, with no date set.
Bliss Melva Byer a Syracuse resident of 230 Fellows Avenue has been chosen as a member of the tickets committee for the Assembly Hall annual dance at the University of Michigan. She is a junior at the university this year.
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