Auxiliaries Support 1944 Hospital Staff and Charities
The article notes the formation of auxiliaries in 1944 to aid Wieting Johnson Hospital staff and the Kappa Delta Alumnae Association backing Crip pled Children’s Hospital in Richmond and a local project annually. It lists officers Mrs Thornton J Parker III president and other officers, over 40 members, and planned events including a Volunteer Center talk rummage sale progressive dinner pledges supper service Christmas party Women’s Day Founder’s Day. It also mentions IFCA as the nickname of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae used by Syracuse Circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieting-Johnson Hospital
Kappa Delta Alumnace Association
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Richmond
Thornton J. Parker
John Garner
Russell Miller
IFCA
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Syracuse Circle
New Auxiliary Numbers 30 New Auxiliary Numbers 30
An infant organization the Auxiliary to the Community Hospital of Greater Syracuse formed in 1958 with 30 charter members. It promotes hospital welfare through public interpretation, service to the hospital and patients, and fund raising. Officers include acting president Mrs Holden F Hills and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hospital of
Greater Syracuse
Dames Organize Social Service Group at SUNY Medical College
The Medical Dames formed a social and service group at the State University of New York College of Medicine with 120 wives as members. Planned activities include a coffee hour spring fashion show Christmas program guest speakers and charity work. The group runs a hospital choir during holidays and a babysitting exchange. Officers include Mrs. Andrew P. Boris president Mrs. Leonard Levy vice president Mrs. C A Deli cioppa secretary Mrs. David Albert treasurer and Mrs. Leroy Appell welfare chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Dames
State University of New York College of Medicine
Dames
Andrew P. Boris
Leonard Levy
C. A. Delcioppa
David Albert
Leroy Appell
Gentaska Club and Helping Hands Active in Community Work
Gentaska Club also known as Helpful Worker supports Girl Scouts Lighthouse School for Retarded Children Rescue Mission and Syracuse General Hospital with sewing and charity events. Its annual card party and fashion show fundraisers top their efforts. Veteran Helping Hands led by Rose Previs aids WV A Center and VA Hospital with parties shows and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genetaska
Kiwanis Club
Girls Club
Syracuse General Hospital
Jack F. Sloane
Donald A. Meech
William Mitchell
Edwin W. Ryan
Helping Hands
Veteran Helping Hands
Rose Previs
Wv.a. Center
V.A. Hospital
Anna Barone
Malvina Bogognone
Lucy Bozzuto
Marine Corps League Auxiliary Forms to Aid Sick Marines
The Marine Corps League Auxiliary unit organized in 1945 to cheer sick Marines and assist at Veterans Hospitals. President is Mrs. Helen Fyler, vice president Mrs. Adelia Ginestro, treasurer Mrs. Annette Kilmartin. Meetings are the third Wednesday each month at the Italian Community Home, 228 W Genesee St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. McCard
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Marine Corps
Veteran’s Hospital
Helen Fyler
Adelia Ginestro
Annette Kilmartin
W. Genesee St
Jewish Home Is Benefited by Woman's Auxiliary
More than 1775 women belong to the Ladies Auxiliary to the Jewish Home of Central New York founded in 1912. A $200 grant this year funds Meals on Wheels for observant elders through the Council on Aging. Leaders include President Mrs Reuben Lavine and Honorary President Mrs Mark Gais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Central
New York
Council On Aging
Mark Gais
Reuben Lavine
Manuel Fineberg
Harry Unterfort
Sanford Engel
Harold Lerman
I. Gerald Pliskin
Louis L. Wilson
Jessie Cohn
Louis Stolz
Motor Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa Deltas
Holden F. Hills
Benjamin Shore
Theodore F. Bowes
John W. Brooks
Ernest L. Sarason
Mrs. Hills
Mrs
Boris
the Complete Variety Store
Fairmount
Fairmount Fair
Furphy
Syracuse
Murphy's
Dames Help Med School
Gentaska Club
Mrs. Sloane
Mrs, Previs
Mrs. Lavine
Marine Corps League
E. Jefferson St
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