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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1938
Page
19
Letty Longstreet reports from the Social Whirl Y W C A as leaders outline a high school girls conference. The Busy Week End notes the event planning phase and expected activities for attending students.
The article notes a Syracuse gathering for a three day meeting of the SWA with officials and helpers from New York and nearby areas. Names include Cohan, Wardner, Travers, Jones, and Breitpettad, with plans for open heats and events. The piece outlines coordination for a regional track and field program and mentions venues and dates in the Syracuse area.
A small column notes a school winter carnival with a card party for the church. The item lists participants including Miss Grace Thess and Clamonne Judd along with Mrs. Spend dewss Carrs and Sirs. details are fragmentary and names appear with OCR errors.
April 3 event marked by the alumni and faculty as a bridge party to benefit the local sorority chapter. Miss Bray and James of Lake are noted among attendees. Plans include a fifteenth anniversary celebration and an alumnae chairmanship for the upcoming high‑profile gathering. Proceeds from the party support the university’s local chapter. Milton J. Picot and Jona H. Picou hosted relatives visiting from Melrose and Miami, with the Burrill family in town.
The notice lists numerous ushers for a bridge party including Miss Marighie Comin Miss Katherine Dursen and Mrs Gladys Comatcek along with several others from Ononsees HY Warners Baldwinsvil Stewart Secor and East Syracuse The guest list features names such as Lamson Dawley John Exmpleby and Gertrude Youngs among recipients and organizers in the community social event.
The event includes a Community singing dinner with Miss Mabel Chase as accompanist and Merle efit tenor soloist with Mrs J O Summons as accompanist. Dr Karen Clouge Ernest Bos Epios Lully Naccure. Louis L Waters delivers the Constitution address. DAR and allied chapters participate in this period salute.
A 1905 Valentine gathering at the Chapter House on Wainstar featured Pi Rappa Aspna Salma and guests including Mr and Mrs Charlee Ellis, Mr and Mrs Fi mond Lush, Mr and Mrs Leon Ellis, Mrs Margaret the house chapere, and other attendees. Mosher won the evening’s door prize as decorations with hearts and diings set a festive scene.
A Jamesville patriotic dance event at St Marys Church aims to raise funds with both round and square dances. Door prizes and refreshments will be served, and local volunteers provide assistance.
Witnesses celebrate the twenty first anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ochsner at Onondara Hill. The couple witnessed the marriage of Romece Leona Daves to Michael LaDese Jr. in Newark. The ceremony occurred Saturday at a Baptist church, with a reception at Tricherts residence. The newlyweds plan a honeymoon in New State and will reside at 221 Heath St Newark.
A Valentine dance was held at the Auborn home with girls’ social club members and friends attending. A reception and refreshments were served. attendees included local youths and noted names such as Cy Adhern, Norman Meiding Redsie Locker, Chammerlat, and Frank.
Marian Snyder was the honor guest at a surprise party for Miss Mart’s fourteenth birthday. The event featured several attendees including Jane, Burton, and George Usherwood, with Sayer and others noted among the celebrants.
A church lecture is sponsored by the church Pond Gund. The event is linked to E Geneszesi and takes place March 3 at the On e seqpel Church.
Instructional notice on posture and exercises to correct slouched shoulders and poor stance. Encourages standing taller, chest forward, and head up with simple routines. Advises mirror checks, specific arm and neck movements, and breathing guidance to wake sleepy muscles. Includes a garbled closing line and a mailing address for leaflet requests to Ida Jean Kain.
A Syracuse area notes multiple events from the Onondaga council and communities. Chapters plan a stress heart dance at Quoundaza Valle, with a sweetheart chosen by a committee and prizes from the Bessaradia Model Society. Families celebrate a 3rd wedding anniversary at home in Llanordve.
A dubious product promotion touts a "2-Drop" treatment for nasal relief, listing ingredients and vague benefits while implying widespread availability. Claims mention ephedrine related compounds and a nasal penetration formula. The fragmentary text reads like an ad with uncertain efficacy and suspicious active agents.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a ceremonial service at a public cemetery. Names and details are unclear but indicate a formal event with attendees and a focus on remembrance.
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