Area Couple Married at Pleasantdale and Schaghticoke
Misa Kunicn Moor of Pleasantdale wed Alfred Wood of Sebaghticnln in a 2:30 ceremony at a family dome officiated by Rev. Yernda Ly Coskey. Bridesmaids wore pale pink crepe, roses decorated the scene, and the couple plans to live in Schaghticoke after a wedding trip. Mr Wood worked at West Virginia Paper Co Mechanicville. he served two years in Europe and the Pacific. Also noted is the Hastings/Hutchinson California visit of Mr and Mrs Gael Hutchinson after a four week stay with relatives in Granville Hinchinson.
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Misa Kunicn
Pleasantdale
Alfred Wood
Sebaghticnln
Yernda
Fenedetd Yate
Brotherelndinn
Sista
Une Ridegrana
Lie
Ford Manufacturing Co
I Waterford
Wood
West Virginia Paper Co
Mechanicville
Schaghticoke
Bishop to Address Auxiliary Meeting at Parish House
The Woman's Auxiliary of F Joun's Episcopal Caweeh will hold its monthly meeting today at the parish house. President Lats dfol Tuah will conduct the meeting at 2:40 p.m. and Bishop Ry Tew will address the gathering. A sewing and box luncheon will follow. Miss Muriel Baler of Lansing King hosted a mixed shower Friday evening for the pastor, with gifts. Miss Baker will wed Warren Gould on April 20.
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F Joun
Episcopal Caweeh
Ars
Muriel Baler
Lansing
King
WG. Garhont
Latham
Baker
Warren Gould
Vanderheyden Hall Group Plans Exhibit for April
The Vanderheyden Hall Women’s Association met to plan an April 22 exhibit of works and a gymnastic display. Gifts were sent for Miss Florence Amaveenwig retiring after twenty years as head nurse. Committee reports covered children's sewing programs and summer activities.
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Vanderheyden Hall
Woman's Association of
Mes
Waller
Bean
Ogden Lo Rass
Florence Amaveen
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Moa
William F. Gurley
David W. Houston, Jr
Lie Health Committee
Bamnaritam Hospital
May Ross Guild Elects Officers in Meeting at Church
May Ross Guild elected officers at a Monday meeting at the First Presbyterian Church. William G. Everton Sr. was named president, Gertrude Smith first vice president, Daniel Conway second vice president, Adele Smith secretary, Harry J Betts treasurer, and George Patrick secretary of Missionary education. A covered dish luncheon was planned for May 4 and a reception for new members. Mrs. Patrick spoke on the restoration program of churches in the country. Welcome was extended to Mrs. Osedon J. Ross who had returned with the Guild. Lostes ses at that meeting included Mrs. Patrick, Miss Carol Drew and Mrs. Raymond K. Edinger.
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Ross Guild
Vertey
First Presbyterian Church
Wittiam
G. Everton, Sr
Gertrude Smith
Daniel Conway
Adele Smith
Harry J . Betts
George . Patrick
Missionary Education
Patrick
Osedon J. Ross
Guild
Paterick
Carol Drew
Rayroond K. Edinger
About Town and Local Society Notices
Miss Doris 1 Crockett and Miss Rev P Flint traveled to Atlantic City with parents for a few days. William W Peckham Jr arrived home on leave from the Seabees after twenty months on the Pacific. Mr and Mrs Maynard F Witherell and children returned from Florida to be with his parents. Seton Guid to meet Friday at Seton Day Nursery for Easter tea planning chaired by Mrs Edmund F P Herbert and Mrs John 32 Maloney. A Holy Eucharist will be held at the Church of the Ascension today with a parish house reception to follow for Albany Diocesan Branch of the American Church Union. Reservations for the Juncheor have come from parishes in Troy Albany Cohoes Watervliet Green Island Scotia Gloversville Mechanicville Cairo. Mrs Mary A Walsh of 188 First Street and family are visiting in West, then travel to San Francisco, Mexico and Yosemite. St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild hosts a Lenten Quest Hour Service tomorrow. Mrs Frank Upham is general chairman.
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Seton Day Nursery
Edmund FP. Herbert
John
Maloney
Albany
West
Mary AE Walsh
First Street
Miss Dutella GQ Walsh
Miss! Walsh
Cal
Otta Walsh
Sian Frabelaca
Mexico
Yosemite National Park
Women's Guld Af
Return Home for Army Discharge and Leaves Granted
Personal Peter Karichaowski, son of Mr and Mrs William Karichaowski of 163 Fourth Street, hugs his return home after discharge from the Army. Miss Margaret Picks, Miss Pogay Adams, Miss Stephanie Gingerisky and Miss Agnus Colleux came home Monday after spending the weekend in New York. J S e Raysell Shear of the Mary is spending a twelve day leave with a relative Meg. Eqhgir C Sullivan of Schuyler Heights, Monands, visits with his grandparents Mr and Mrs D F Morris of 538 Fifth Ave.
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Peter Karichaowski
William Karichaowski
Fourth Street
Margaret Picks
Pogay Adams
Stephanie Gingerisky
Agnus Colleux
New York
Raysell Shear
The
Mary
Arother
Meg
D.F. Morris
Fifth Ave
Community notes include 75th WAMMS anniversary service and local prep news
Greenwich families visit Welch on Van Ness Avenue as a Baptist society marks the 75th anniversary with a special service at Boluskili Biplist Ghurel. Restaurant owner Anthony Qiotti sustained burns when a pressure cooker exploded during dinner prep. investigation ongoing. Induction examinations list several men from Argyle Greenwich and White Creek. 17 more report for preinduction. Leaders Col. Edwood Shilen and J. Shapiro oversee groups. three new 18 year olds sign with the board.
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Roche Norton
Grande Gorge
Starting. Welch
van Ness Avenue
Wamms
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Ghurel
Anthony Qiotti
Citi
Usis
Argyle
Kennet Cybristol
Carl A. Harrington
Fort Eda
Sherrill D. Slazerton
John A. Matochik, Jr
Greenwich
Aleady McNull
Jackson
Frank L. Mulligan
J. Elward Shaler
Salem
William R. Sehrell
Warrer G. Bandel
George H. Wright
William S. Watkins
Kenneth P. Hahn
Raymund I
George B Sweet
Walter J. Brownell
Horace K Wade
Englen
J. Ivan Bolden
Lord J. Shapiro
Albert R. Upton
Howard L. Oliver
Award Granger
White Creek
Becher Engaged To Willd Roden In New York
Miss Dorothy Becher of Bristel Goon is engaged to Willd Warren Roden of Center Bruna Wick. No wedding date set. Becher, a Pratt Institute graduate and Sigma Iota Phi member, works in New York. Roden, a Troy High School alumnus and Army veteran, is with AT&T in New York.
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Woul Mya
Old Wells
Smiths Basin
Bernie Marian Wells
Theodore Gross, Jr
Theodore Cross
Argyle
Charles B. Beoher F
Bristel, Goon
Misa Dorothy Becher
Willd
Warren Roden
Mra
Gnostic
Roden
Center Bruna ‘Wick
Mixa Becher
Behao of Pine and Applied
Anta
Pratt Institute
New York
Ani
Sigma Hota Phi
Peenent
Troy High School
Army
Bigsnar Corps
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Committees Named for Junior League Production of Private Lives
The Junior League of Troy executive board named committees for the Private Lives production at Knickerfucker Junior High School on Apr 46 and Apr 2. Malcolm Atterbury will star with a Broadway cast. Mrs Alfred W. Halverson heads the event with ticket chairs, telephone corps, publicity head Nolan A. Surry, usher manager Mrs Howells, and other aides. Tickets are on sale in Troy and Albany. all seats reserved. Proceeds support the welfare fund of the league.
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Junior League of Troy
Ernest J. Warnecke
Malcolm Atterbury
Knickerfucker
Apel
Alferd W. Halverson
Cpairman
Richard J. NecFalls
David Howells
Edward M. Anttor
William J. Fitz Id
Willian F. Cronin
Cous L. Fillay
Davis
Karl G. Sharks
Howells
Troy
Albany
Sengun
Tidmarsh to present Lenten organ recital at Union College
Dr. Tidmarsh will perform a Lenten recital Sunday at 4 p.m. in Union College’s church, opening with Bach’s Lite Fugue in C Minor from the St Matthew Passion. The program includes pre-Reformation Good Friday chant practice and ends with Wagner and Parsifal excerpts.
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Bach
Dupre
Wagers
Imer A
Tideyarsh
Union College
Tidmarsh
Charles M. Widnr
Widmarsh
Leipaig
Christ
St. Matthaw
Marcel du
Jesus Ander
Jesus
Dr. Tidmarsh
Local notices and events from Averill Park and Sand Lake
Averill Park residents James Everett Jr and Jane Roburia are mentioned with military discharge and a family illness. Samuel McNary resumes work as an R.O. carrier after a hand injury. Lt Willis J.D. Larkin Jr of New York visits his parents. The Horizon Club hosts an April Showers dance at Central High School with File’s Orchestra providing music. The Bayist Church holds the fifth Lenten service tomorrow at 1 39 pm with Rev. A Merrill as guest speaker and union choir performing. The Republican Club of Sand Lake meets at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 7 pm with a covered dish supper and a business session. The W. B. G. 3 group’s April meeting is at the Methodist Church Friday at 8 pm, topic Africa, with Mrs Clarence Fletcher lending assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everett, Jr
Jane Roburia
Granville
Qweh Roberts
Samuel McNary
R.O. Carrier
Willis JD. Larkin, Jr
New York
Willis Larkin
Horizon
Central High School
File
Bayist
Merrill
Baptist
Union Choir
Republican Club
Sand Lake
Odd Fok
Africa
Clarence Fletcher
Rebekahs to Meet at Rock Hall Tomorrow
Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow at p.m. ut Diamond Rock Hall with Mrs. Dorothy Centenni noble grand presiding. A social will follow the business, meeting with Mrs. Elizabeth Paris chairman of arrangements.
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Rebekahs
Bethlehem
Rebekah Lodge
Rock Hall
Dorothy Centenni
Noble Grand
Elizabeth Paris
War Brides and Troops Arrive on U S Coastal Ports
News briefs report Allied troop movements as Coast Guard ports receive ships with thousands of service personnel and war brides. West Coast arrivals include San Diego and Los Angeles area ships. New York and other ports also receive transports. Notable mentions include vessels with French war brides and accompanying children, and multiple Army, Navy, and Marine units listed for each port.
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Associaton Press
Ton Leuneperts
Lwo
New York
San Diego
Cal Titer
Dan Francisco
Govan
AL New York
George Elliott
Guba
Brazil
Zebulon B. Yance
le Havre
ABZ Intérallanours Navy
Marine Pa Gonnel
Sun Praiclien
Bimylnun
Sanur
Navy
Oswall OH. Hirsat
Okinawa
Army
Hleninghnny
Sydney
Yokohama
Los
Peatl Harbor
Trom Pent Harbor
Spring Activities Outlined at Townsend Clib Meeting
Binns for spring activities were outlined Monday night at the Townsend Clibs auxiliary meeting held at Mrs Frant Eston's home on Fifth Avenue. A game party is planned for April 29 at Mrs May Simmons home on Main Avenue. A baked beer supper is planned for next month. Mrs Cura Fraver presided. Two members had recent birthdays and universaries celebrated with cakes for Mrs Mary Fiorton and Mrs Charles Shule. Hostess Elise Exton assisted by her daughters Laura and Elise. The auxiliary will hold its May meeting at Mrs Ward Wells home on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Clibs
Reyisselaer County
Frant Eston
Fifth Avenue
May Simmons
Main Avenue
Wyaithhill
Cura ‘Raver
Mary Fiorton
Charles Shule
Laira
Elise Exton
Ward Wells
Ninth Street
White Creek Discharges Ellin Hunt at Fort Mrs
Ellin Hunt daughter of Walter Hunt received her honorable discharge at Fort Mrs New Jersey last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Herrington and Miss Evelyn Oakes of North Adams visited Mr and Mrs J Grant Sweet Sunday. Chaplain Willian Nr Burnell will lead the comminnian gerview in Jeramain Methodlat Cinch with Rev C A Simmons. White Creek Grange plans Friday night meeting with movie scenes from the surrounding country in charge of Mr and Mrs Stewart of Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellin Hunt
Ald Las
Walter Hunt
Fort
N. J
Frank Herrington
Evelyn Oakes
North Adam
J Grant
Willian Nr
Burnell
Gerview
Jéremain
C. A. Simmons
White Creek Grange
Mra. Stewart
Bennington
Local Dwellers Return From Outing Abroad
East Nassau via wir and Mrs William Boice have returned home after a few days in Methanicville. Mrs Ralph Evang spent Saturday in Albany visiting sister Mrs Butler and Mrs Donald Pulver and Donald Jr. and Douglas are visiting Mrs Pulver's parents in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
William Boicé
Methanicville
Ralph Evang
Albany
Butler
Donald Pulver
Song Donald, Jr
Douglas
Parent Teacher Congress Date Set
The New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers, organized by the Cornell Institute, will convene May B through May 9 with the theme Education for Peace. About 250 delegates are planned per district, with alternates and authorization sales required for attendance.
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New York State Congress of Parents
Cornell Institute
Education For Peace
Tima Living
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Gael Go Hutchinson
California
Yortenlay
Hootentason
and Myre
Granville Hinchinsoy
Brilloch Avenue
Hutchinson
Redwood City
Pike
Lydia F. Pinkham
Welleve
Taisen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kleen-Rite
Kleen-Rite Furniture Cleaners
Williams
Phow
Guna Junk
Nurold F Damon
Loversee Road
Selene Darou
H. Eugene Piser
Herman Piser
Melrose
Damon
Aholany Andries
Jennie Wysocki
Frank Wysocki
Hoosick Falls
Clifford Shuhart
Clifton Shuhart
Berlin
Wysocki
St. Mary's Academy
North Pawnal
Shuhart
Berlin Central School
Pacific
Feld al Sheer
Charlotte Torey
A. R. Winht
Second Avenue
Miss Terry
Wiliam Bark
May Ross
Doris 1
Crockett
Rev P. Flint
William W. Peekmian, Jr
Pacife
Seabees
William Mr. Peckham
Fierlda
Maynard F Witherell
Fre Gallagher
Lake Wales
Fla
Seton Guild Meeting
Ny Stage
Andrew J. Isolda
Saratoga Springs
Rum Isola
Joseph Moot
Walter J. Moote
Saratoga Speir
Miss Isolda
Saratoga High School
Moote
Ue Navy
Atoning Albury Business College
Mann
Becher
Averill Park
Dorothy Becher
Avedon
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Othe Cathe
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College of St. Rose
St Peter's Church
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Scully
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Margaret Barrett
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the Gunn Studio
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George Jamison
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Erie
Draguist Codey
Prins
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Watervliet
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Roxy
Cold Waves
Allure Beauty Salon
Third St
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