Inquiring Reporter Answers First Dollar StorySnapshots
The Inquiring Reporter records responses from Mrs. Elsie Higham David Gevisser Patricia Leamy Robert E Harp and Elsie Rite about their first earnings. They include a garment mill job in England a South Africa plantation a babysitting stint and caddying with varied motives and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Higham
E. Matson Av
England
David Gevisser
Eucliday
Union of South Africa
New York State College of Forestry
Robert*e. Harp
Kellogg Sr
South Bay
Elsie Rite
E. Matson
Many Enroll In Day Camp Updates At Center Site
The Center Day Camp now at the Y W C A Camp Avon on Tully Lake reports its heaviest registration this year. Registration chairman Mrs. Harry Reback urges early enrollment as work begins on a new site with a baseball field and swim area. Camp director Sam Stellman lists new staff including Onnely Cohen Natalie Markham Rosalyn Shapero Delores Seskin Harry Kagan Natalie Schwartz Ethel Mirtenbaum Dianne Borrello Hans Falck Sue Vladis Jesse Rosenbaum Mandy Stellman program director Sally Shimberg waterfront director Nancy Curling arts and crafts director. Registration dates are May 17 21 June 7 11 14 21 with signups at Center Building 819 Almond St. or 2223 E Genesee St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Camp
Avalon
Tully Lake
Harry Reback
Marshall. M . Reisman
Sam Stellman
Almond St
E. Genesee St
Woman Wins 2750 for Fall on Ice at Beacon House
Mrs Gladys Van Liew of 456 S Salina St was awarded 2750 for injuries from a Feb 12 1949 fall on an icy Beacon House Restaurant sidewalk in Vernon-Verona. She sued James Schridla Oneida owner in Supreme Court. attorney Sydney C Blumberg. Thousands of Scots fled Highlands after Bonnie Prince Charlie defeat in 1745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys van Liew
S. Salina St
Beacon House
Vernon - Veronard
James Schridla
Oneida
Supreme Court
Sydney C. Blumberg
Boy's Work Course Set at Le Moyne College
An intensive weekend training program for youth leadership runs at Le Moyne College from July 21 to 23. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Life Bureau, the course features lectures, demonstrations, panels with diocesan and national youth leaders, and campus life. Participants include clergy, CYC workers, Scout leaders, Squires counselors, and interested laypeople. The opening session is Friday July 31 at 8 PM. closing Sunday afternoon July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Moyne College
Knights of Columbus Boy
Life Bureau
United States
Canada
Knights of Columbus Bay Life Bureau
C.Y.C
Columbian Squires
Moonshiner Flees as Stove Explodes Destroying Evidence
In Memphis a suspected moonshiner bolted into a house with a gallon jug in pursuit. Police captured him soon after but found no jug. An explosion in the stove started a fire that destroyed the remaining evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Fiji Island Dance by Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta plans its third annual Fiji Island Dance at 732 Comstock Ave chapter house. Decor features a Fiji lagoon with palm trees and a gangplank, while coeds wear grass skirts. Food includes open pit broiled suckling, pineapples, coconut salad, and ice cream. Impresarios listed: Bathiesen, Bryant, Dietrich, Condon, Barb thison, Harvey, Evans, Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Gamma Delta Fraternity
Fiji Island
Comstock Av
Fiji
Chamber of Commerce
Meyers, Fla
George Bathiesen
Ella Bryant
Joe Dietrich
Jack Condon
al Barthelson
Jack Harvey
Jim Harvey
John Evans
Dick Mullins
TV Theater Opens at Quonset Naval Air Station
QUONSET POINT R I UP The naval air station built a 150 seat television theater to keep sailors at the base out of trouble when off duty and provide recreational facilities during their free time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quonset, R. I
Quonet Point Naval Air Station
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Peggy McCarthy
Ulock
N. Salina St
Patricia Leamy
S. Geddes Sr
Highlands
Temperance
Genesee &T. Bitwasy
Chappell’s Coats
Munsingwear
Chappell’s Men’s Store
Emis
Chappell’s Lingerie
Chappell
Chappell’s Jr. Bazaar
Syracuse, N. Y
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