Seton Guild Teas After Easter at Seton Day Nursery
Mrs Henry J Gallien is general chairman for the Seton Guild post Easter tea at the Seton Day Nursery on Easter Tuesday from 3 30 to 5 30 pm. Assisting are Mrs Eugene J Higgins printing, Mrs Edward W Golden invitations, Mrs Michael J Gaynor tables, Mrs Francis K Walsh refreshments, Mrs William B O Connor publicity, Mrs James Ss Barrett decorations, and Mrs John J Mackrell servers. Invitation committee meeting planned Monday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Gallien
Seton Guild
Seton Day Nursery
Gallien
Eugene J. Higgins
Edward W. Golden
Michael J. Gaynor
Francis K. Walsh
William B. O'Connor
James Ss. Barrett
John J. Mackrell
Town Notes on Visits and Guests in Poughkeepsie
About Town items record Mrs A E Kittell returning from a visit to Concord Massachusetts to see Rev and Mrs Robert Walker. Russell Sage College registrar Doris L Crockett spoke at a Poughkeepsie Alumnae Association meeting at Vassar Alumnae House. Dr Eric Barnes of the War Department returned to Washington and spent weeks with Mrs Barnes and son Eric. Week end guests were Arthur Fertell and Lieut Chilton Latham in Center Brunswick. Miss Mady Christians lectured at Russell Sage College Little Theater, hosted by Mr and Mrs George William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kittell
Maple Avenue
Robert Walker
Concord
Mass
Doris L. Crockett
Russell
Poughkeepsie
Russell Sage College Alumnae Association
Vassar College
Barne
Eric W. Barnes
War Department
Washington
New York
George William Smith
Mady Christians
Second Street
Miss Christians
Russell Sage College
College
The
Dramatics Association
Easter Bride Honor Guest at Shower
Miss Peggy Johnston of Eagle Mills, soon to wed Charles Rebhun Jr. of Troy, was honored at a Wednesday evening shower hosted by her sister-in-law in Clums Corners. Hostesses Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. G Dale Sanders served refreshments, played games, and awarded prizes as gifts to the future bride filled the table with red and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Johnston
Eagle Mills
Charles Rebhun, Jr
Troy
Thomas Johnson
Clums Corners
Johnston
G. Dale Sanders
Eagle Mills Methodist Church
Stanley Cohen Takes Bride
Miss Marjorie Thelma Barth of Brookline Massachusetts married Stanley Edward Cohen of Silver Spring Maryland yesterday. Rabbi Shalom Yellins officiated at the Hotel Bradford Boston at 1 pm with Doris Feigenbaum as maid of honor and Morey Cohn as best man. The bride, a Coast Guard Reserve member, and groom, Washington editor of Advertising Age, plan to reside in Silver Spring after April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Thelma Barth
Women's Coast Guard Reserve
Benjamin Barth
Brookline
Mass
Stanley Edward Cohen
Harry Cohen
Silver Spring
Brunswick Avenue
Shalom
Yellins
Bradford
Boston
Doris Feigenbaum
Newburyport
Morey Cohn
Albany
Mousseline-Desoit
Hamilton Avenue
Rebecca Feltman
David Barth
Cohen
Barth
Coast Guard
Washington, D. C
Washington
Advertising Age
George Hyman
Joan Hyman
Otto Dube
William Cohn
Satie Cohen
Julius Cohen
Gloria Roesner
Miss Helene Bussey Weds Lieut Harry Deas Jr at Yorktown
Miss Helene Mary Bussey and Lieut. Harry Lee Deas Jr. were married Thursday at 5 pm in the Naval Mine Depot chapel Yorktown Va. Chaplain Maurice Kennedy officiated. Matron of honor Mrs. Raymond Belardi and best man Lieut. Col. Raymond Belardi assisted. The couple plans a wedding trip and reside in Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Mary Bussey
Harry Deas
James R. Stevenson, Jr
Harry Lee Deas, Jr
U.S.N.R
Harry Lee Deas
New Orleans
Naval Mine Depot
Yorktown
Maurice Kennedy
Navy
Raymond J. Belardi
Raymond J. Bellardi
Army
Stevenson
Belardi
Chamberlain Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Deas
Emma Willard School
Russell Sage College
Tulane University
Naval
Rensselaer Polytechnics Institute
Navy Post Graduate School
Phi Kappa Sigma
Alpha
Phi Sig
Emma Willard Students Win Scholastic Art Awards
Emma Willard School honored several students at the spring chapel for art and history awards. Miss Clemewell Lay presented certificates of merit and Scholastic gold keys to Anne Summers Joanne Woodhouse Matilda Ann Egan Beverly Lacayo for entries in the Northeastern New York Regional Art Exhibition. Marcia van Klooster earned special recognition for her art portfolio. Senior Judith Brown of Linwood Massachusetts received classic novels Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willard
Clemewell Lay
Anne Summers
Joanne Woodhouse
Matilda Ann Egan
Beverly Lacayo
Scholastic
New York
Schenectady
Watervliet Girl Weds Sea Man in March Wedding
Marian Elizabeth Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Jones of 1400 Seventh Avenue Watervliet wed Raymond H Willetts seaman first class U S C G son of Mr and Mrs John Willetts of 1156 Seventh Avenue Watervliet in a March 19 ceremony at the First Avenue Methodist Church parsonage Rev Max O McCamley officiated Mrs George C Cornwell was matron of honor and John Willetts was best man About fifty guests attended a reception at the bridegroom's parents home The couple plan to reside with the bride's parents after the ceremony and The bride wore powder blue with white sweet peas and the attendant wore lilac with mixed sweet peas before leaving for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Elizabeth Jones
James H. Jones
Seventh Avenue
Watervliet
Raymond H. Willetts
John Willetts
First Avenue Methodist Church
Max O. McCamley
George C. Cornwell
New York
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Military Family News
Personal guest Miss Sylvia Normandin of Glens Falls stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pratt at 889 Fifth Avenue Lansingburg. Mrs. Jerome F. Dunbar of 202 Stow Avenue recovers at home after surgery at Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Nels Nielsen of 333 Fifth Avenue returns from Memphis after her son Corp. Neil J. Nielsen Marine Corps graduates from Aviation Machinist School at Memphis Naval Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Normandin
Glens Fails
H. B. Pratt
Fifth Avenue
Lansingburg
Jerome F. Dunbar
Stow Avenue
Samaritan
Emma Willard Student Tops Time Magazine Current Affairs Contest
A Emma Willard School pupil won the Time magazine current affairs contest, the first schoolwide invitation to participate. The nationwide event covered events from the last three months of 1943, and the winner submitted the best set of answers among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willard
Time
Mechanicville Clergy Honor Local Phone Agent Appointments
Mrs. Charles McDonald honored at a dinner by Mrs. William Powers on Mabbett Street as local New York Telephone Co. agents Percy Groben and John McNany are named. Office to close April 15 with bills payable by mail or at designated stores in Stillwater and Mechanicville. Obituaries note Stephen Izzo of Riverside and Mrs. Loretta Moore Woods. Bowling notes and church events fill the week with multiple meetings and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Catherine Coons
William Powers
Mabbett Street
New York Telephone Co
Percy W. Groben
Mechanicville
John EB. McNany
Stillwater
H. F. Phelps
Troy
North Main Street
Stephen Izzo
Riverside
DeMarco
Saratoga Avenue
Church of the Assumption
Serafino Aurigemma
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Loretta V. Moore Woods
David E. Woods
North Birth Avenue
Cohoes
St. Paul’s Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mary A. Moore
Ruth
Theresa Moore
Florence Blair
John
Earl
Anthony Moore
Harris Crandall
Saratoga Springs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
James K. Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Mersonal
Local notes from Poughkeepsie and area events
Local residents and service members are mentioned with travels and assignments. Marjorie and James return from visits to Dr Baker’s father in Poughkeepsie. Lillian Collins visits family from the Saratoga Springs system. Pvt James Niland is stationed at Camp Prance, La. Seaman Stephen J. Snyder returns to Samp son after visiting relatives here. Archie Williams family hear of death in Glens Falls. Leon Stone returns to Fort Bragg after furlough. Lawson Phinney arrives at Norfolk from overseas. Brevities note Pythian Sisters and upcoming awards. Surgical dressings rooms at School 1 close April 3 11 for Holy Week. Newton Church class serves baked ham supper April 13. Community Club social at K of C Hall praised, with next post Easter event planned for April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
James
Poughkeepsie
Archie Williams
Clifton Park Road
Glens Falls
Williams
Lawrence O'Hara
Leon Stone
Fort Bragg
N. C
Mechanicville Stillwater Road
Lawson B. Phinney
James E. Phi
Crescent Temple
Pythian Sisters
Anna Tierney
United Workers
Newton Methodist Church
K. of C. Hall
John J. Ryan
Local residents note moves and visits across towns
Miss Muriel Sheat relocates to Troy for a job while Vera Martin returns from Indiana to visit relatives. Irene Hughey visits Granville mother Elsie Hughey. Harold Ward visits Whitehall mother Julia Austin. Ston heads to Fort Pierce Florida to visit Ensign W A Ston. Mrs. Lee Derkowski and Sergi. visit Reilly parents in Grand Island. Legion Ladies Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 8 pm. Frank Eagan visits Schenectady to see her parents. Burt Nelson of West Pawlet socializes with Hughes family. Gerald Ennis buys residence on Blanchard Street from William Liddle. Mrs. Margaret McKane returns from Greenwich. Matra family moves to Mohan home. Monday Afternoon Literary Club meets. host Miss Peter at Hastings Tea Room. Frank and Thomas Henn return from Ticonderoga to visit Austin relatives. Thomas Stanton and spouse celebrate fiftieth anniversary with open house and gifts. includes family hosts and a cable from Pvt James Stanton in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Sheat
Troy
Vera Martin
Indiana
Irene Hughey
Granville
Elsie Hughey
Harold Ward
Whitehall
Julia Austin
William Ston
Fort Pierce
Fla
Ensign W. A. Ston
Sergi
Lee Derkowski
Grand Island
Neb
Charles Reilly
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Frank Eagan
Schenectady
Paul Kyack
Burt Nelson
West Pawlet
Floyd Hughes
Gerald Ennis
Blanchard Street
William Liddle
Margaret McKane
Greenwich
George Matra
Toleman
Mohan
Peter
Hastings Tea Room
Frank Henn
Ticonderoga
Herbert Austin
Thomas’ Stanton
North Main Street
Favariste Lavigne
Albany
Thomas Pemrick
John Buckley
Cambridge
Harley
China Spurns Jap Peace Negotiations in EK WA
The article reports Japan’s failed bid to steer a Chinese headed Nanking collaboration government. It cites Eugene Chen and W. W. Yen as proposed leaders, notes Chen’s denial of dealings with Japan, and recalls Chen’s 1927 role in ending unequal treaties while warning that Japanese militarists seek a last effort at peace to salvage gains as World War II progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingshek
China
INS
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Orient
Eugene Chen
W. W. Yen
Chungking
Tokyo
War Office
East Asia
Shanghai
Pearl Harbor
Hong Kong
Axis
Germany
Nanking
Pearl Marbor
Far East
Chen
United Nations
Hankow
Kiukiang
Public meeting on ward honor roll progress and Holy Week service
A public meeting of the Seventeenth Ward Honor Roll Committee will be held at the Twining Steamer House today at 8 pm to report on the honor roll fund. Rev. ED Eugene Cunningham urges ward residents to attend. A union Holy Week service will be held tomorrow at 7:30 pm at Olivet Presbyterian Church with four Lansingburg churches participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
Twining Steamer House
ED Eugene Cunningham
Ward
Lansingburg
Olivet Presbyterian Church
St. Mark’s Methodist
Millis Memorial Baptist
First Presbyterian Church of
B. Eugene Cunningham
Olivet Church
Ernest F. Tripp
St. Mark’s Church
Melrose Women’s Society Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Diefendorf
The Melrose Women’s Society of Christian Service plans a gathering tomorrow at Mrs William Diefendorf’s home. The Lutheran Missionary Society meets Thursday with Mrs Leroy Nible. Mrs Ivla Wing and Miss Eliza Loman lead the devotional and social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
William Diefendorf
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Leroy Nible
Ivla Wing
Eliza Loman
J. C. Booth
Agnes Olmstead
Estella Speanburg
C. R. Sumner
Japanese Warfare Push Deepens as Chinese Leaders Recoil
Observers warn Japan must press the fight to the end in a militaristic style. The Nanking puppet regime is seen as weak and untrusted in occupied areas. President Wang Ching-wei has failed to rally prominent Chinese leaders to his cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nanking
Wang Ching-wei
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Sunnybrook
Sauerkraut
City
Elkis
Masonic Temple
West Waco
Pirates
Bees
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White Sox
Giants
Phillies
Red Sox
Athletics
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Dodgers
Brownies
Tigers
Masonic Club
Masonic Club Bowling League
Star of Liberty
Order of Eastern Star
James Casey
N. H. Stanley Fisher
Quonset, L. L
H. Leon Baker
Salem
Europe
Akar
Melrose
Buffalo
Frank Bret Thorn
Erie County
State Assembly
Stuarts
Fourth St. Troy
WPA
WPB
OPA
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