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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
9
Miss Anna Smith, Grant Junior High School teacher and Syracuse Leaders Association founder, will be guest discussion leader at the Leaders Association meeting. She will speak on Outdoor Craft, with Mrs. Walter Egelston presiding over the business session at the Camp Fire Office on Montgomery Street.
Mrs Walter Heske was elected president of the Liverpool School Mothers Club at the May 1 meeting with Mrs Edward Eachus as vice president and other officers named including secretary Mrs Michael Capri treasurer Mrs J William Clark and corresponding secretary Mrs Carl Harvard. A troop committee of Mrs Warren Pease Mrs Frank Barnes and Mrs Freda Lewis was appointed to sponsor the Brownie Troop and move-up day plans were outlined.
The notice lists Mrs Stephen Blackity Mrs Clark Mrs Dale Cutler Mrs Barber Mrs Heske Mrs Alois Fellner Mrs Ann Rees and Mrs Edward Snediker as participants planned for next month.
Several women’s clubs plan to elect officers this week at Kirk Recreation Center venues. Lafalot Club meets Monday at 7 30 P M with a community sing and Lighthouse project work followed by a light supper. Genisl Gals Friday will host officer elections and banquet planning with refreshments by Miss Sarah Church and Miss Florence Ireton.
The Syracuse Moose Women chapter 105 hosted the Academy of Friendship at the Moose clubhouse 643 W Onondaga St. Grand regent Mrs Helen B Smith of Painted Post and deputy regent Miss Helen Leidzell of Wellsville attended as honor guests. About 300 members received the Academy of Friendship degree in the morning with Mrs M J Shulman as chairman and helpers Mrs Stanley Sokolowski Mrs Edward Gottlieb and Mrs Jerry Dwyer assisting.
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Syracuse Liederkranz Women's Auxiliary names committees for a luncheon meeting Thursday at Crumlins beginning 11 A.M. Reservations led by Mrs. A C Roy, Mrs. A L Grover, and Mrs. Francis Culligan with several assistants handling table prizes tickets and cards. Hostesses include a long list of local ladies.
Gere School Mothers Club meets in the school clinic room at 8 P.M. to elect officers. A food sale is set for May 28. Mrs. John Levine hosts a social meeting May 16 at 8 P.M. with helpers Mrs. Chester Tyson Mrs. Anthony Saule Mrs. Homer Boccaccio and Mrs. Bernard Kapelewski.
Mrs. Anna Koczan was installed president of the Auxiliary to the Military Order of the Purple Heart Unit 89 at a Yates Hotel dinner. Mary E. Galuski officiated and presented Mrs. McCann with a pin. New officers include Messersmith, Isabel, Hall, Drumm, Wilson, Dahlin, May, Randall, Morrell, Wilson, Vader, and others with Galuski and McCann as trustees. Delegates were named for the state convention in Buf, with further appointments announced.
On June 23-25 Mrs. McCann Mrs. Fitch Mrs. Galuski Mrs. Lena Meehan Mrs. Dahlin and Mrs. Hall are delegates with alternates Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Vader and Mrs. Koczan. The Grand International Amity Auxiliary, Locomotive Engineers Division 249, will meet Wednesday at 457 James St with a 1 PM luncheon led by Mrs. Eugene Straub and Mrs. Mary Harrison. A fruit salad team suggests bananas with grapefruit or orange on greens and a whipped cream dressing dusted with paprika.
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