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12. ^Mexican Border Scrvics Medal13, Victory MedalThey will also map out plans for the future distribution and conservation of all types of fuel, it was announced by New Hampshire Fuel Director Owen J. Brown today.Governors expected to attend are Robert A, Hurley of Connecticut, Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, J, H„ McGrath of Rhode Island, William H, Wills of Vermont, Robert O. Blood of New, Hampshire and Sumner Sewall of Maine.2nd Lieut, ThinnesMiss Marion Grace Ripley,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RolandH, Ripley, 59 Cass street, became the bride of 2nd Lieut. Henry Anthony-Thinnes, Jr., USA, son of -Mr. and Mrs; . Henry Anthony Thinnes of Runnemede, N. J., in- the post chapel at Camp Langdon, New Castle,: Sunday, at '2 pm,Capt. Raymond A. Tartre, USA, chaplain at one of the Harbor Defenses, officiated at the double ring, ceremony. ■ .- ■ ...The bride1 wore a princess style; gown-bf white lace and a fingertip veil. She carried: a ‘ bouquet of orange blossoms and white /gladioli, Shewasgiven In/marriage; by - her, lather.:Miss Doteres; Thinnes, of Runne-mede, Ni J., sister of the bride-groomV was maid :of honor/and wore an aqua - blue . gown arid a . white' wide-brimmedj 'hat-, .trimmed with •ufua ribbon i and) fiowen. othec attendants were the Misses Marian j Gray, Audubon, N. J., Helen O’Brien, Portsmouth, and Marjorie Chick of Kittery, Me. They wore gowns of pink, peach, arid blue to complement the bride’s colorscheme.Pvt, Percy Clare Ripley, brother of the bride, was best man.A reception was given at - the home of the bride’s parents after which the couple left on a .wedding trip to the White Mountains, The bride’s traveling outfit was a blue and white striped suit with blue and white accessories. She had a corsage of red roses.The bride is a graduate of Portsmouth high school and has been employed as a bookkeeper for the Standard Linen Service in this city. Lieutenant Thinnes was graduated from the Audubon, N. J. highschool and the Camden Vocational school. Friday he was graduated from the officers’ candidate school at Fort Mwnroe, Va;Out-of-town guests were present from Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Jersey.First Aid TonightThe standard first aid course for sector 8 will start tonight at Air Raid Warden headquarters in the Bartlett street fire station at 7:30. -Mrs. Agnes G. Currier will instruct assisted. by Miss Alice G, Converse. All those planning to attend: are: 'asked by Mrs. Currier to-take triangular bandages and notebooks with them./This-course is. one; of 'practical training and . instruction for a standard 30-hbur Red Cross first aid wtlflwtei,-
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Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, US
Tue, Aug 11, 1942
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