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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1959
Page
17
Royal Neighbors of America lodge 10377 holds a masquerade at Carpenter's Hall in Carpenters Hall on October 26 at 7 p m Prizes will go to the best and most entertaining costumes with judging to follow attendees are urged to attend and join the festivities.
Barbara Sue Thomas and Ronald Kritzer were married this summer, announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thomas of 148 Land Rd North Syracuse. Kritzer's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kritzer of 120 Boston Rd Syracuse. The couple's wedding details are confirmed by family notices.
Mrs. George C. Wortley is legislative representative and Mrs. Alfred E. Hall Jr publicity chairman after a board meeting. Delegates to the Federation district meeting are Mrs. Alex Penman, Mrs. F. S. Fleckenstein, and Mrs. R. R. Maylone. A Gay Nineties Revue social is planned for 8 p.m. Friday Nov 6 in the nurses dining room. A sewing meeting is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday Oct 27 in the hospital dining room with Mrs. Ray Holmes chairing. The Child Study Group of the Evening Branch NCJW meets 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at 404 Hillsboro Pkwy. Dr. Richard Almond will discuss Dentistry for Children.
Families turn to Nationwide for a low cost Major Medical Plan that pays up to 10 000 per disability after standard benefits end. The policy features deductible and co-insurance reductions, is guaranteed renewable, covers hospital mental illness to age 65, includes whole family with no extra cost for newborns, and requires consultation with a nearby Nationwide representative.
Miss Erna Marcia Kekosky and Walter Peter Boronczyk wed at Transfiguration Church with Rev. Leo J. Kolinowski officiating. The bride wore silk organza with Sabrina neckline and chapel train. The ceremony featured the bride’s brother as organist and a reception followed at Spot Grill after a Cape Cod honeymoon.
Josephine Turco daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael A Turco of 106 Sunstruck Drive married Anthony Caimano son of Andrew Caimano of 146 Briggs Street on October 10 at St Vincent De Paul Church. Rev Charles J Fahey officiated. They will reside at 146 Briggs Street after a Miami Beach honeymoon.
Miss Julia Anna Clancy and James P. Conway were married Oct. 17 at St. Ann's Catholic Church Manlius in a ceremony led by Rev. John Lynch. The couple, both from Central New York, planned a Maples Pompey reception. The bride is a Delphi native, the groom from Cuyler, with families and attendants named. The reception followed at the Maples in Pompey.
Miss Mary Agnes Goodfellow and Richard Lynch wed in St. Lucy's Church with Rev. James OConnell presiding. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Helen Goodfellow and Adelbert Goodfellow, wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a pearl accented crown and carried white roses. Escort was her uncle Robert Purdy. Ronald Lynch served as best man and the bridegroom's brother was co attendant.
Miss Diane Fern Krassenbaum daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Krassenbaum of 307 DeForest Road married Philip Stanford Rose son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose of Bloomfield Conn at Temple Ahavath Sholom in Brooklyn. Rabbi Alexander Steinbach officiated. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with seed pearl and Alencon lace, carried white orchids and lilies of the valley, and will attend Syracuse University and Eastman School of Music. The couple will live in Hartford Conn after graduation. Rose attended Mitchell College and the University of Connecticut and works at General Amusement and Game Co. A St Lucy's Church Altar Rosary Society meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. and officers for October are announced.
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