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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

69

Auxiliary Has New Name

In 1958 a small group of women formed an auxiliary to Onondaga General Hospital via the Jay Cettes and Volunteer Center. Elected officers and bylaws followed in January 1959. The group aids Midtown Hospital, runs the Joy Wagon,Staffs an information desk, gardens the entrance, and plans room redecoration and a gift shop.

Jay- Cettes Onondega General Hospital Midtown Hospital Onondaga General Richard Aronson John Shaffer J. T. McCarty J. Loren Fletcher Kenneth Gamble Norma Stone R. J. Knoblock

Doctors Wives Promote Careers In Onondaga Society

In 1936 the 68 husbands in the County Medical Society formed the Women’s Auxiliary now numbering 373 women. They advance preventive medicine health education and medical legislation while fostering physician families relations. Main project 28 Future Nurses Clubs to recruit health careers. A White Cap Ball aids nursing scholarships. Officers include Mrs. Marcus S. Richards president Mrs. Louis Alkoff vice president Mrs. Asher Black secretary and Mrs. Robert W. Reifenstein treasurer.

County Medical Society Women’s Auxiliary Onondaga County Medical Society Marcus S. Richards Louis Alkoff Asher Black Robert W. Reifen- Stein

Faculty Wives In S U Club At Syracuse University

The Syracuse University Women’s Club grows to 11220 members, grouping wives of faculty to share university culture and community ties. Officers include president Mrs John S Hafer and first and second vice presidents along with secretaries and a treasurer.

Syracuse University Women's Club SUL John S. Hafer William P Tolley Loren Schoel

Onondaga Guild To Furnish Rooms At County Home

The Onondaga Guild formed in 1966 by wives of Onondaga Medical Association members supports the County Home and Van Duyn Hospital. Now 197 members strong, it includes the Van Duyn Service Corp and plans two day rooms, a membership drive, library expansion, men’s clothing drive, volunteer revamp, weekly movies, monthly parties, and a nursing scholarship at Syracuse University. Officers: Mrs. Francis J. Maroney president, Mrs. Carmen Regitano vice president, Mrs. Bertha M. Thompson secretary, Mrs. Edward DeBoer treasurer.

Onondaga Guild van Duyn Hospital Onondaga Medical Association van Duyn Service Corp Syracuse University School of Nursing Francis J. Maroney Carmen Regitano Bertha M. Thompson Edward DeBoer

Beta Mothers Club Started in 1931 TeBeta Theta Pi Mothers Club

The Beta Mothers Club, now in its 29th year, plans an open house for Colgate game with 150 to 200 guests and a buffet. More than 60 women belong to the group led by President Alla Sargent and officers including Edward A. Gallagher, A. D. Ginnelly, and Ernest M. Squires. Current project is a new television set funded by rummage and white elephant sales and card parties.

Te Beta Theta Pi Alla Sargent Edward A. Gallagher A. D. Ginnelly Ernest M. Squires

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