Beeville Theater Guild to Benefit Meridian Cemetery
Local theater groups stage Arsenic and Old Lace at Cato Meridian School this Thursday for Meridian Cemetery Association fundraiser. The piece features the familiar two maiden aunts and a killer-killer farce, with the same cast as at Beeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fuess
Baldwinsville
Earl Higbee
Syracuse
Beeville Theater Guild
Cato-Meridian School
Meridian Cemetery Association
Gooseneck rail yard scenes and local hires noted
In Michigans office area two men and a busy brunette work with Jim Decker and Arnie Burdick as Mary Mozo handles their secretary duties. The piece mentions duck hunting, rail yard operations with engine 751, crew member Leonard Burgan and Fireman B Smith. It also records welcomes to several local residents joining the Witty Year Club and notes longtime Syracuse residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Jim Decker
Lew Andreas
Arnie Burdick
the Orange
Mary Mozo
Jim
Magee
Jimmy
Syracusans Enter Journalism School
Walter C. Froehlich and Richard D. Sheeley, both Syracuse residents, have been admitted to the Syracuse University School of Journalism by Dean M. Lyle Spencer. Froehlich, son of Julius and (Mrs.) Froehlich of 100 Tylers, will dual enroll in Business Administration majoring in accounting while Sheeley, son of Ross and (Mrs.) Sheeley of 129 E. Bordentown, majors in advertising and also attends the business school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University School of Journalism
M. Lyle Spencer
Walter C. Froehlich
Julius Froehlich
Tyler d
Richard D. Sheeley
Ross Sheeley
E. Bordenau
Froehlich
College of Business Administration
Accounting
Sheeley
Business School
Advertising
Ex Syracuse Nurse Carries Marian Mission to Tanganyika Africa
Sister Catherine Maureen Bowes, former public health nurse from Syracuse, plans to depart with three Maryknoll sisters to open a mission in Kawak Tanganyika Africa. She visits family and friends in Syracuse before sailing, with a background in teaching at Columbia Teachers College and public health work in New York City Albany Wayne County and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Maureen
Mary Cgc. Bowes of
Jordan
United States
Marylknoll
Kawak
Tanganyika
Africa
Syracuse Public Health
Edward G. Bowes
Syracuse University
Syracuse Memorial School of Nursing
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
Albany
Wayne County
Newark
Maryknoll
Society of St. Joseph
Epiphany College
Newburgh
Vincent
Frater Joachim
O.C.D
Civil Service Exams Open for Dietitian Cameraman Platemaker
The U S Civil Service Commission announced openings for student dietitian cameraman and platemaker jobs per John Ashe local secretary. Dietitian pay 1470 yearly with a 12 month VA course. cameraman and platemaker in Washington DC area pay 2284 and 2498 with 6 months to 3 years experience. apply by Nov 9 from Ashe at the Federal Building. The Water Area of the United States excluding the Great Lakes covers 45259 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
John Ashe
Washington,d. C
Ashe
Federal Building
United States
Great Lakes
Riehlman Sees Berlin Peace as Key
Rep. R. Walter Riehlman told the Scottish Rite Lunch Club at Hotel Onondaga that peace depends on Berlin. He warned American readers that Western Germany could fall to Communism if the United States withdraws, citing Russian propaganda.
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America
Rep
R. Walter Riehllman
Scottish Rite
Hotel Onondaga
Europe
Rep. Riehlman
Berlin
Germany
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Frank M Craion
Draft Bureau
Myronj Parkinson
Parky
Ives
RiehIman
Frank
Myron
Gridley
Cornell
M. Harald Michaels
Harold
Louise Rugen
Evelyn Allen
Emma Guley
Ellen Mayer
Michaels
Mike
By Joe Beamish
Wilsons
Timely Wilsons
Eading Jewelers
South
Salina St
de- Witt
R.R
Lou
Leonard Burgan
B. Smith
Truman Phelps
Smith
Charles Hughes
Wyoming St
James O’loughlin
Pitch St.t
Charles Klink
Mayor St
Elsie Frank
Plum St
Martin Johnson
Boyden St
Holy Hill
Nubertus, Wis
Montana
Veterans Administration
Volupte’s
Riehlman
Martini
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