Parker Pen Dealers View $70,000 Sales Film
D R Dayhoff eastern sales manager of Parker Pen Company presented a talking picture titled The Right Answer at the sales dinner. The Hollywood production focused on sales methods and was shown to more than 100 Parker pen dealers and their representatives.
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Parker Pen
D. R. Dayhoff
Parker Pen Company
Hollywood
Parents Emphasize Role in Education at NY Congress
Dean William E. Mosher urged delegates of the New York State Congress of Parent and Teachers to bridge schools and communities and to push for enlightened school boards. Mrs. Avery J. Pratt of Buffalo was named president by the nominating committee, with other officers proposed. The convention endorsed year round recreation, H merit in education, and a PTA in every school for public understanding.
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William E. Mosher
Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
S0c
New York
Mosher
Carl R. Brister
Auburn
Congress
Philip Reimherr
George S. Nichols
Avery J. Pratt
Buffalo
Albert M. Bell
Sea Cliff
William L. Lefferts
Mount Kisco
Walter L. Pierce
Fairport
Ray Freeman Jenney
Park Central Presbyterian Church
Chester H. Tee Barden
James A. Small
Dean M. Eunice
Hilton
M. S. Dooley
League of Women Voters
Pratt
Robert Farnsworth
Ithaca Public Schools
Ralph W. Swetman
Oswago Normal School
Claude L. Kulp
State Department of Education
Daughters of Columbus Dinner Dance planned at Onondaga Hotel
The Daughters of Columbus announce a cabaret style dinner dance at 7 PM Saturday at the Onondaga Hotel in honor of Columbus birthday on October 12. Singers Rosamond Cassier, Mrs. Anthony Picardi, Abel Barbuto lead choruses, with Barbuto as tenor. Proceeds fund the group's charitable work.
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Daughters of Columbus
Onondaga Hotel
Columbus
Rosamond Cashier
Anthony Picardi
Abel Barbuto
Community Chest USO Drive Opens Amid Record Turnout Hope
More than 1,000 volunteers and leaders prepare for the official opening at Hotel Syracuse. H. Duane Bruce will preside with Judge Edmund H. Lewis as toastmaster and The Most Rev. Walter A. Foery delivering the principal address. The drive seeks 650000 for home needs and USO morale.
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Community Chest-Uso
Hotel Syracuse
Stewart F. Hancock
F.gordon Smith
H. Duane Bruce
Community Chest and Council
Edmund H. Lewis
Smith
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
H. G. Feldman
Edwin L Keller
First English Lutheran Church
Syracuse Council of Churches
USO
Feldmann
Syracusans Due Home Saturday on Army Furloughs
Syracuse soldiers from Fort McClellan Alabama will return home Saturday morning to begin furloughs through October 23. Three New York Central trains will bring about 3000 members of the 27th Division to New York State. First train ends in Buffalo at 6 AM, second stops Syracuse at 6 50 AM en route to Albany, third run ends here at 3. The Syracuse contingent includes the 104th Field Artillery and 208th Infantry returning to Fort.
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Syracuse
Fort McClellan
Anniston
Ala
New York Central
27Th Division
New York State
Buffalo
Albany
104Th Field Artillery
208Th Infantry
Fort
William Bigness Sentenced for Restaurant Assault
William Bigness aged 25 of 102 Peck Avenue received a six month term at Jamesville Penitentiary after pleading guilty to a third degree assault charge. Judge Homer V. Walsh cited his police record. Herman Richman of 826 East Genesee Street testified he was struck.
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Jamesville Penitentiary
William Bigness
Peck Avenue
Torch Clubs Convene in Regional Conference at Syracuse
The Eighth Annual Regional Conference of Torch Clubs opens tomorrow at the Syracuse Hotel with about 60 delegates from 12 clubs in Central and Western New York and Canada. The event features speeches on war and peace, a 6 PM dinner, and round table discussions led by regional and club leaders.
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International Association of Torch Clubs
Syracuse Hotel
New York
Canada
Frederick S. Wetherell
Syracuse
Christian P. Jensen
United States
F. R. Murgatroyd
Hamilton
Ontario
International Organization
Charles A. Winding
Elmira Club
George J. Hucker
Finger Lakes Club
William P. Crandell
St. Lawrence County Club
James Q. Dealey, Jr
Hamilton College
Utica Club
Rhodes
Syracuse Club
Wetherell
Jensen
International Association
Grand Rapids
Irving G Perkins
Buffalo Club
I. P. Baumpartner
C. Storrs Barrows
Rochester Club
Donald Snygg
Oswego-Fulton Club
Thomas H. McKing
Robert S. Moore
Finger
Rosary Novena Time Moved to 4 30 PM Sundays
Very Rev Msgr Howard C McDowell announces a time change for the Miraculous Medal novena at Most Holy Rosary Church. Beginning next Sunday the Sunday devotion moves to 4 30 PM from 7 30 PM. Sunday masses keep the summer schedule with early masses hourly after the half hour. No change to the 11 AM final mass.
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Most Holy Rosary
Howard C. McDowell
Monsionor McDowell
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