Bride Miss O Meara Wed At St James Albany
Miss Anne O Meara daughter of the late Franz O Meara and Mrs Lemire of Albany was married Tuesday at St James Church Albany. Rev Joseph A Currey officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Jops Lemte. The bride wore a pale gray suit and a white hat. Mrs Lemte wore powder and her corsage. The bride is with the U S Health Service Coast Guard Academy in New London. Lieutenant three port to New York for teensic acient eeed Mrs Ayres returns to New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss
Anne
O'Meara
Aedorem
Franz O'Meara
Walker
George Ayres
Onanceen
St James
Qhuych
Albany
Joseph A. Currey
Jops E. Lemte
Prospective Bride Honored at Shower
Ruth Mary Croke, soon to wed J DeBiase of Liberty, was honored at a surprise shower hosted by her sister. Guests played five games with prizes, enjoyed pink and white decorations, and gifts poured in for the bride to be. John Nielsen hosted a second surprise party for houseguest Anise Catherine Gentry of Birmingham in her honor, in anticipation of her upcoming birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Ruth Mary Croke
Carmen J. DeBiase
Liberty
Peter's Church
Kenneth Ho Phells
John Nielsen
Fifteenth
Anise Catherine Gentry
Birmingham
Ala
VanDenburgh Elected President of Troy Club
Mrs Henry B VanDenburgh was named president of the ium Li ergix Club of Troy at its annual meeting yesterday. Officers include Arvig Eldred as 1st VP Edward Wales 2nd VP Edward Wilson 3rd VP recording secretary Ans William Protter assistant recording secretary Hawkins Rhodes and Pactick as treasurer plus other executive nominees. The event featured a performing program by Teresita Osta dancer and Emilio Osta pianist highlighting Spanish music and Pan American Week themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Henry
YanDenbursh
Ium Liergix Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Arvig Eldred
Edward D. Wales
Edward 5. Wilson
Harry Tv. Wryant
Ans
Wiliam ‘Protter
Allen Hawkins
Earl
Smatheon
Teresita Osta
Apc
Emilio Osta
Agd
Dny
Ita
Bis
Padre Sole
Clariky
Esperan Osi2
Vibe-Labos
Goyeseas
Oy Granados
Melagues
le Euone
Izt
Chopin
Gmicult
Personal notes of several local residents
Personal news item reports Miss Carol Gowie returns to Washington after visiting her mother Mrs. Clare Gowie. Mrs. Marguerite Holtie of Bay Shore formerly of the city visits her sister Mrs. David Morey in Dallas. Winman Milks returns to Cambridge to resume Harvard studies after Easter vacation with her parents. Mrs. Ann E. B. Davidson of The Hotel Troy leaves to stay with her sister in Rochester. Miss Nancy Sewell and Miss Elsie Harwood plan a weekend in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Gowie
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Clare Gowie
Third Avenue
Marguerite Holtie
Bayshore
L EL
Stending
David Morey
Dallas
Ann EB. Davidson
Troy
Charles F. Wicks
Rochester
Ett
Coolidge Ué
Nancy Sewell
Six Streets
Elsie Har
New York
Trinity Guild Luncheon Planned by Episcopal Church Group
The Trinity Guild schedules its annual spring luncheon for Tuesday April 24 at the parish house with Mrs Slattery as general chairman and Mrs Eider in charge. Reservations via Mrs Margaret Bercy Sullivan at Sheridan Avenue. Also notes a marriage announcement and a Daughters of the Cross meeting with game party planned for April 25 at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church Guild
Augusta
Hoskins
Slallery W
Mra!eider
Margaret Bercy Sullivan
Sheridan Avenue
Marie A. Bers
Francis Es Tracy
Martin Tracy
Park Avenue
Catholic Central High
Tracy
Watervliet Arsenal
Devane’s
Fourth Street
Waterford
Chiarch Group
Daughters of the Cross of
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Joyn McLaren
Thomas Mladdeb
Arthur Guertin
Jessie Cook
Troy Girl Marries Troy Girl in Fr Sales Church
Ada Mae Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Fitzgerald of 3 Balsa Avenue becomes the wife of Cpl Robert A Hidley son of Mr and Mrs Wint N Hidley of 2 Church Street Wyantsk 1 in a ceremony at St Francis de Sales Church Rev Gregory F Connally officiated. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with sweetheart neckline a bouillon train trimmed with lace and a seed pearl veil. Attendant wore pink satin and carried a spring bouquet. Reception at the bride’s home. After a Miami honeymoon the couple will live in Sioux City Iowa. Out of town guests from Schenectady Jersey Udier and Long Island attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada’ Mae Fitzgerald
John J. Fitzgerald
Balsa Avenue
Robert A Hidley
Reel Bride
Hager
James P. Harrigan
Besc
Amacm Bouqter
Calla Hses
Met
Trox
Hidley
Troy Business Colese
Manning Corp
Hid
The
Frei. Baking Co
Air Corps
Sioux City
Miami Besth
Fla
Troy Officer Marries Dorothy Donnelly in Albany Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Donnelly daughter of John Donnelly of Albany wed Lt Russell J. Connors son of Mr and Mrs Michael Connors on March 24 at St James Church Albany officiated by Rev Joseph A Coons. Best man James Trotta maid of honor Anna Bruno. Bride’s father gave her away at a reception. Mrs Connors a St Joseph’s Academy graduate formerly with Capital Glove Co. Lieut Connors recently commissioned at Selman Field Alabama and formerly with Watervliet Arsenal. They reside in Lincoln Nevada where the bridegroom is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Donnelly
John Donnely
Albany
Russell J. Connors
I Sud
Michael Connors
Second Street
St James’ Church
Joseph A. Coons
James Trotta
Anna Bruno
Connors
St Joseph's Academy
Capital Glove Co
Selman, Field
Ala
Watervliet Arsenal
Lincoln
Nev
Town Figures Attend Alliance Francaise Meeting in New York
Mile Lydie Bronend a French teacher at Bioman Willard School sails to New York to join the Federation of Alliance Francaise annual sessions at the French Institute. She will attend the luncheon at the Hotel Plaza with Henri Bonnet the French ambassador as principal speaker tomorrow. Weekend guests include Mrs Sanford L Cluette and companions visiting Mr and Mrs Chew. Other residents return from New York and Saratoga Springs after brief stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Lydie Bronend
Bioman Willard School
New York
Federation of Alliance Francaise
Canada
French Institute
Hotel Plaza
Henri Bonnet
United States
Sanford L. Cluette
Henri Dayan
Sin
Henri
Panama
Chew
L. Burton Schneider
Jr. Schneider
Cleveland
D. Walter Mabee
Saratoga Springs
Have
Church Plans Rummage Sale and Easter Supper
The S. C. E. of Memorial Methodist Church in Syeaway met in the Fidelity Room. Devotional program led by Mrs. Livingstone featured talks on victory gardens and wartime aid. Easter supper set for tonight. upcoming rummage sales announced for May under Heather and Thistle groups with cochairmen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeaway
Fidelity
David J. Livingstone
Fred Renier
Wesley Guiftin
David Livingstone
Wallaste Boyce
Walter Eickenberger
Stanley BB
Cochairmen
Thomas Macarthur
Heather Group
C. N. Powers
A. £. Bleckner
Thistle
Wesley Griffith
Edna van Buren
Surprise farewell breakfast for Miss Swensson
A staff breakfast Thursday honored Miss Ann Swensson who departs today from VIW.AA. to marry soon. Gifts of silver candlesticks were presented as she leaves, with 12 staff members attending at the morning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann. Swenagon
Misa Alvira
Jaborg
Miss Swensson
Une Near
tiLute
Miss Egleston Shower Guest at Albany Event
Esther Egleston of 28 Ford Avenue, engaged to Charles Y. Roche of Troy, was guest of Miss Batty Philpott at a May shower. Guests included Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Philpott, and Misses Holmes, Menning, Roche, and Steele as a miniature bride etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Egleston
Ford Avenue
Charles Y. Roche
Troy
Batty Philpott
Albany
William Manning
Chester Pfeiffer
James Steele
William Philpott
Eleanor Holmes
Doris Menning
Virginia Roche
San- Gra Steele
Philathea Class To Elect in May
The Philathea Class of Millis Memorial Baptist Church met in April at the parsonage. Betty Johnson and Wilma Dence sang a devotional duet, with refreshments arranged for an Eastern-season display. Plans set for May 8 covered dish supper and officer elections. Meanwhile Helen Marie Moeller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Moeller, was celebrated at a surprise 16th birthday party with guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Millis Memorial Baptist Church
Betty “Jonnson
Wilma
Dence
Jesus
Helen Marie Moelier
Robert Moeller
Spring Avenue Road
Troy
Albany
Cohoes
Amsterdam
W S C and Trinity Methodist Church Hold April Meeting
East Side The April meeting of the W. S. C. of Trinity Methodist Church was held Thursday in the church parlor. Mrs. Donald G. Snyder, president, received guests from other churches. Miss Mary Evans spoke on Philippine habits and customs. Mrs. Pauli Hemke sang two numbers including Even Me with Mrs. Warne Koppes on piano and led the congregation in singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
Trinity Methodist Church
Parjora
Donald G. Snyder
Mary Evans
Philippines
Pauli Hemke
Warne Koppes
Frank Jay Reid
Sowing Seeds Right for Efficient Garden Growth
George Quint explains simple seed sowing rules to reduce waste. Do not bury seeds too deep. cover small seeds lightly or press onto soil surface. To sow evenly, tap the packet to drop seeds in thin straight rows for long, straight growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Quint
Wesley Wood Jr Leads Methodist Devotions at Grace Church
A workers conference on Monday from 3 to 4 30 p m at Grace Methodist Church was announced with Wesley Wood Jr in charge of devotions. Hostesses were chaired by Leslie Snyder, assisted by Mrs Allan King and Mrs Alicia Van Ranthavesn. Also noted are hospital and social updates and upcoming church activities including a game party and United Clothing Drive organized by Women’s Service Guild groups at Mount Ida Presbyterian Church with chairs Mrs Gavin Lawson and Mrs James Bryass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley. Wood, Jr
Grace “Methodist Church
Mires. J
Leslie Snyder
Allan King
Alicia van Ranthavesn
Kenneth Kenizel
Ford
Samaritan Hospital
Gertrude Looney
Christie Street
Dorothy Coffin
Fifteenth Street
Prt
William Reonney
Camp Croft
S.C
Women's Service Guild
Mount Ida Memories Presbyterian Church
Gavin Lawson
United Clothing Drive
George S. Robinson Ives
James D. Bryass
Canadian Pilots Die When Planes Collide
War re ported yesterday that two Canadians were killed when their training plane exploded in midair and crashed near Attica New York. The deceased were Murray Mitchell, pilot, and William G Hiltz, both of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inerix
Louis
Attica
Jenus R. Follett
Dehavilland Aircraft Corp
Toronto
Sherif Sprig
Murray Mitchell
William G. Hiltz. Noth
Holy Communion and upcoming services at multiple churches
The Holy Name Society of St Josephs Church will receive Holy Communion tomorrow at 8:20 PM led by Rev Fred C Bennett. An entry notes a sermon theme Arcentmete the Positive and Negative to be presented during the service. St Marks Church holds church school at 1:45 PM and tempers services at 10:33 AM tomorrow led by Rev Robert Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Lass ‘Omorrow
Fred C. Bennett
Arcentmete
St. Mark's Church
Fempler
Kilda
Tootorrow
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Robert Wo Wise
Cathedral of All Saints
Albany
Schaghticoke Community Notes Bloom With Easter Visitants
Schaghticoke residents report Easter Sunday visits from Round Lake and Mechanicville families. Mrs Clara Squires of Round Lake hosted guests with Mr and Mrs Wood. Ursula Herthy of Melrose spent spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Herliby. Mrs Hetherine Retston returned from Troy to town. Miss Neife Antolick of Lockport and Miss Marie Antolick of Mechanicville visited their mother Mrs Martin Antolick during the holiday. United Society officers attended the Troy Presbyterial meeting at Woodside Church in Troy. Mrs L D Clark and Mrs Elizabeth Beecroft visited Mrs Nellie Bratt in Mechanicville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Hoosies
Watey Central
Clara, Squires
Round Lake
Walter Wood
Mize Ursula Herthy
Melrose
Daniel Herliby
Hetherine Retston
Troy
Bilge Caroline Film
Valley Falls
James Edwards
Neife Antolick
Lockport
Marie Antolick
Mechanicvidle
Martin Antolick
United Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Dinner guest and church group notes in Newtonville
Newtonville reports Charles Scrafford of Schenectady as a recent dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rothdau. Mrs. O. W. Ten Broeck hosted the Sweet Brier Class of the Methodist Church, with Mrs. Oscar Kraker and Billy visiting from Mr. Rainier, Md. The Women's Society of Christian Service will hold an all day meeting Tuesday at 10:30 am with a noon covered dish meal and a 2 pm missionary program at the home of Mrs. C. W. Ten Broeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scrafford of
Schenectady
Mrs. C. A. Rothdau
O. W. Ten Broeck
Methodist’ Church
Oscar Kraker
Billy
Rainier
Whitehall Soldier Wounded in Philippines Hospitalized
Mr and Mrs Les Mylott of 14 Mountain Street Whitehall report their son Staff Sergeant Leslie Mylott, 25, is hospitalized in a Philippines hospital with chest and chin wounds and several teeth lost. He enlisted in the Anu-Tank Platoon of Whitehall in 1940 and has served overseas over three years including Guadalcanal New Zealand New Caledonia and the Luzon invasion. A Whitehall High School graduate he has a sister Mrs Ralph Fagan and a brother Jack Mylott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounbed
Sfr
Leslie Mytot
Mountain Street
Whitehall
Leslie Myton
Philippines
Anu-Tank
Guadalcanal
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Luzon
Sergeant Mylott
Whitehall High School
Ralph Fagan, Whitehal
Jack Mylott
Whitehall Schools
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Miss O’meara Bride
Anne’s.dress and Uniform Shop
King ST. Troy
Zellner
Franz Dahl
MNS
Robert W. Ayres
Broughton
Fourth St. Cor. Fulton
Henry B. VanDenburgh
Ium Club
le ‘Taresita
Péaut
Risul
Cordobba
Barce G
Lernana
Terasit
Tomas de Sreton
Spain
Gustav W. Paulson
I Winman Milks
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Mrs
Chester ‘Wyman
Center Brunswick
Trinity Guild
S. C
Robert E. Baker
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Cecelia Rose Dunham
George A. Dunham
Brunswick Road
Baker
Robert W. Baker
119
Eleventh Street
Miss Egleston
East Side
Frears New Studio
Mother
Green Island
Schaghticoke
Newtonville
Dickie
Knitcraft
Notsite
Leeigdis
New York State Vocational School
Broadway and
Seventh Ave
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