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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1941
Page
4
The Lend A Hand Society hosts a Sunday Chapter lunch at 22:50 hours with Mrs. Harry A. Flint’s home the organizing site 25 years ago. Charter members and officers will be honored at a special table as Rev. Dr. Burman Long brings a message for the day. Frederick Schray, church chorister, will sing.
Announcement of the approaching marriage lists Thelma Tanner daughter of Ray Tanner of South Onondaga and Vernon J Speich son of Julius Speich of Syracuse. The wedding is planned for Thursday evening April 17 at 3 in South Onondaga Methodist Church. A luncheon at Dey's Tea Room hosted by Mrs Leonard McMaster and Mrs Ward Edinger precedes the event.
Bride-to-be linked with Central City Business Institute and employed at Merchants National Bank and Trust Company. Mr Speich, a Vocational High School graduate, is connected with the New York Telephone Company.
Bliss Beverly Conway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Conway of 229 East Matson Avenue, wed Lorne J. Kirkby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkby of Prescott, Ontario, Canada, at Saint Anthony of Padua Church on Tuesday morning February 25. The bride wore a beige crepe princess dress with a beaded turban and white rose bouquet. Attendants included Bernice Conway as maid of honor in heavy blue with red roses. Lyman Dickinson was best man. The couple’s home is 211 Ferndale Drive. both attended Onondaga Valley Academy. she studied at Central City Business Institute and works for the New York Telephone Company.
A brief item notes a church wedding connected to a member of a Senate Society who works for an Automatic Sound System. The report highlights personal ties and employment context within a community.
Organized Interests Interstate trade barriers will be studied at the next three meetings of the foreign policy group of the Onondaga County League of Women Voters Mondays March 10 17 and 24 at 2 30 oclock at the W C A A Mrs G R Moir e is in charge of the program Mrs Mercer V White Jr is chairman inviting all league members to attend Also on Sunday March 23 Catholic Women’s Club members will take communion at 8 o'clock mass in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception followed by a communion breakfast at the Onondaga Hotel roof garden with Rev John J Daley as principal speaker Miss Anne Scully I toastmistress and Miss Louise Krell in charge of arrangements Reservations are being taken at the clubhouse The Women’s Society for Christian Service of the Warner Methodist Church studies migrant populations with Mrs Howard Slade presenting a history of migrant growth next Wednesday afternoon at the church Members meet for luncheon at 12 30 and the March meeting.
Mrs. George A. Knapp hosted a Thursday night cocktail party at 1677 James Street to celebrate her husband's birthday and welcome her sister-in-law Mrs Earl Baumgarten of St. Louis who is visiting for a few days. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Wendell S Campbell Mr and Mrs C J Kavanaugh Mr and Mrs Leslie Nutter Mrs Bartlett Hanlon Miss Bernice Mumford and Charles Marchant.
Mr and Mrs Donald Horsman hosted a joint celebration at 140 Norwood Avenue for their daughter Maxine Horsman on her 11th birthday and for Mrs Eugene Koehler at 600 James Street. The dining room featured Nile green and pink decor. Guests included Jean Workman Zelma Wolff Loraine Horsman Vera Jean Klasen Virginia Klasen Jean Bull Nancy Nesbitt Virginia Miers Lucy James Betty Miers Shirley Horsman Harold Thompson Jr Percy Horsman Jr Kenneth Russell and several Horsman and Klasen relatives.
Mrs B F Duckwall wife of the new Pine Camp post surgeon near Watertown will stay at Snowdon Apartments 400 James Street Syracuse for months Colonel Duckwall will visit Syracuse on weekends Ewell Gibson brother of Mrs Duckwall met Colonel Duckwall in Rochester after a Lexington Kentucky trip A C Schroeder and E A Schroeder visiting Miami Beach two weeks at Poporemiede Hotel Mrs Daly and Mrs Hollicombe motor trip to Sarasota and the South
Mrs John R Sabo of 2913 South Salina Street announces the marriage of her daughter Clara Helen Sabo to Charlies H Towell son of Charles Towell of 403 Boyden Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev James P Moore on Aug 31 1940 at the Church of St Gregory in New York City. The couple resides at 104 Onondaga Avenue.
Dorothy Dix argues that daughters reflect mothers in temperament and habits more than just looks. A lazy, extravagant, or unkind mother predicts a difficult wife, while a thrifty, entertaining mother suggests a wife of value. Exceptions exist, but rule holds that mother shapes daughter’s character. thus choose wisely by studying the mother.
The Ainsley Group of Good Will Congregational Church hosts another Fun Nite on Tuesday March 11. The event is the fifth in a series by the church's young married couples, featuring square and round dancing, cards, games, and refreshments.
A diary excerpt by Caroline Jenkins emphasizes the value of including everyone in conversation. The note, titled Cooxk Book, centers on a reflecting remark about social popularity tied to inviting participation.
Daily menu lists breakfast items baked apple bacon omelet waffles and coffee. Luncheon features tomato aspic ring rolls butter peanut butter custard tea and milk. Dinner offers salmon asparagus loaf boiled rice creamed cauliflower bread butter sliced tomatoes and cucumbers banana cream whip coffee cream.
A vintage recipe outlines making a peanut butter custard. Whisk eggs sugar salt vanilla, then blend peanut butter with milk until smooth. Combine all, pour into custard cups, bake in hot water at 350 degrees F for about an hour until firm, cool and serve plain or with cream.
Beat two eggs and one cup enone rice with curry powder and asparagus soup. Drain and flake salmon. Fold in salmon and asparagus tips. Place in greased loaf pan and bake at 350 degrees F for one hour. Serves four.
Readable text shows a recipe fragment describing caramelizing sugar with water and milk, adding corn syrup and butter, stirring until thick syrup forms, then combining in a large saucepan with additional sugar and milk. The OCR text includes several garbled phrases and misplaced punctuation.
A recipe-style note describes boiling syrup, adding caramel, cooking to softball stage at 235 degrees, removing from heat, stirring in butter and cooling to lukewarm, then adding vanilla and heating until thick and creamy to frost sizes and top of potato cake.
Frederick W. Barker hosts a Social Art Club gathering Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Sergei N. Grimm assisting. Mrs William T. Melchior reads on Progressing with the Pan American Ideal the Promotion of Inter Continental Unity. Roll call features Paintings and Great Paintings of Latin America. Miss Elizabeth P Clarke discusses Fine Porcelains and Glass.
Onondaga Hill resident Melvin H Fellows was surprised last Wednesday night when coworkers from the Onondaga County Home held a birthday party in his honor. Attendees included Earl Hall Norman Hall Leonard Carruthers Stewart Scott and McCage Richerson.
Hadassah Syracuse chapter plans a Purim Carnival luncheon for paid up members at Temple Society of Concord social hall on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Rudolph Kier chairs arrangements. Mrs. Samuel Johnson leads luncheon tasks. Mortimer Cohan oversees an Ask-It-Basket program. Markham to announce. judges include Mason, Grady, Stein. Quiz contestants include Levine, Osofsky, Blaustein, Goldstein, Greenberg, Cohen will report on Upper New York State Regional Conference in Troy. Alpha Xi Delta alumnae meeting hosted by Mrs. B. H. Garrett with Martha Johnson and Peggy Woodson present. nominating committee named. bandage work for General Hospital of Syracuse planned.
A Syracuse Herald Journal Home Institute notice promotes a 40 page booklet Common Errors in English. It urges readers to send 15 cents for the guide to improve speech and confidence, noting common mistakes like where are you going to and he ought versus he ought not. The ad emphasizes first impressions and includes address at 109 West 19th Street New York.
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