Couple Wed In Church In Rochester Area Ceremony
Mrs Jane Ann Sutlit married James Lionel Vaighin at Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. David J. Liviatone officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Jerle Sutlitt and bridesmaid Helen Sutlitt, best man Jul Vaughan. Out of town guests from Mount Vernon Kingston Brockport and Rochester attended. They plan a Washington D C honeymoon and will reside in Reliepart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Sutlit
Mya. Wilward Jr
Suilice
North Take Avenue
James Lionel Vaighin
John Vaughan
Brockport
Memorial Methodist Church
David J. Liviatone
Robert Vaughan
Jerle Sutlitt
Misa Helen Sutlitt
Vaughan Kohler
Tower
Jul Vaughan
Blackport
Herbert Vaughan
Lades
Rochester
Themala of
Ower
J. Donald MacKnight
Mount Vernon
Phillip Rodier
Eugene V. Leonard
Kingston
Robert Hynick
Weeton, Vic
Paul Kohler
Hoevison
Washington D. C
Reliepart
Troy Girl Engaged to Harold Kyer in May Wedding
Mrs. Mary Hayes of 388 Fourth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Geraldine M. Hayes to Harold Kyer son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kyer of Buskirk. Both attended Troy High School with ties to Albany jobs. The wedding is set for May 4 in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hayes
Fourth. Street
Geraldine M. Hayes
Harold Kyer
Lawrence Kyer
Buskirk
Miss Hayes
Troy Highhool
Department of Unemployment Insurance
Albany
Kyer
Troy High School
Albany Copragated Corp
Miss Parsells To Be Bride
James K. Parselly announces the engagement of Iris Parsells to Kenneth C. Jayne of this city. Parsells is daughter of Horatio S. Parsells. Jayne is son of Mrs. BE Jayne and the late George H. Jayne. The couple plan to wed at St Barnabas Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parsells
James K. Parselly
This City
Iris Sistex
Novina E. Parsells
Kenneth C. Jayne
Mm BE. Jayne
George H. Jayne
Jamica
Horatio S. Parsells
Troy High School
Troy Business College
Tsuk Gundersen
Jayne
White Plains High School
Collarery
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Easter Baskets Distributed by Troy Woman's Club
The Plant, Fruit and Hower Guild of the Tray Woran'y Club Inc. assembled Easter baskets for the sick and shutins with nutt candy and canned goods. Chairwoman Mrs Chauncey L Bradt led the effort with help from Miss Ethel ing and several members and felt contributors. A later meeting is planned when blocks are organized in time.
Convalescent at Lennard Hospital and Roxbury Ward Sick
John A Pardee is convalescent at Lennard Hospital after illness. Mrs Thomas 8 Madigan of Roy is sick at New England Barvist Hospital Roxbury Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Pardee
Lennard Hospital
Ilness
Thomas
Madigan
Roy
New England
Roxbury
Mass
Cohoes Girl to Be Wed Miss Jayne McGee to wed
Mrs Eva McGee of 7 Wiidt Street Conace announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Miss Jayne McGee to Adam Warika son of Mrs Arlene Warika of Waldrullet Cohoes High School alum. The couple plan a later ceremony at St Agnes Church Cohoes with Miss McGee employed in the Cohoes Hagres Brush Co. offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McGee
Wiidt Street
Conace
Jayne McGee
Lo Adam Warika
Rene Warika
Walrrellet
Alisy McGie
Sendiite
Corhoes
Landed
Troy Bislaess Cullagt
Cohoes
Hagres
Brush Ga
Sonjay
St. Agnes
Cintvet, Cohoes
Record Work Stoppages Hit Nationwide High
Washington reports a new nationwide record in work stoppages for 1946 with 11 work actions affecting 4,060 establishments and 4,600,000 workers. New York led in stoppages with 64 incidents. Pennsylvania suffered the greatest loss of time at 20,100,000 man-days. Smaller states and cities also reported multiple stoppages, including Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Lanot
Tie Dee Parkment
Bureau of Labor
New York State
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Cafifirr
Mere Davits
Jer
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Averill Park Family and Residents Plan Local Gatherings
Averill Park Howard Oliver spends a few days in Jacksonville. Wills Larkin winters in West Palm Beach. Mr and Mrs Howard Oliver resolve to welcome their son Pet Douglas Oliver arriving in Mayberg, Germany. The Wentinineter Quit of the Dregbvlerian Church meets at Mrs James J Alen’s home at 8 pm with a special recital by Avianina Hauanstein in Russian music and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park
Howard Oliver
Jacksonville
Pin
Wills Larkin
West Palm Bruch
Fing
Oliver Hive
Pet
Douglas Oliver
Mayberg
Germany
James J. Alen
Avianina Hauanstein
Wynantskill Social Event Updated
Wynantskill residents were notified of a revised Wednesday gathering hosted by the Hone of Mra and Anthany Mohl at West Sand Lake. The West Said Lake and Wynantskill Hone Bureau will hold a 2 pare meeting at Mrs. Charles Moore’s Wynotsi kil home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynantskill
Mra
Anthany Mohl
West Sand Lake
Toma Bureau
Hy Torlat
West Said
Wynantshill
Charles Moore
Wert Court
Wynontskil
Mes
Bawls
Trador
Miss Howe Engaged to L Merrick Bryce
Mrs. Any McC Howe announces the engagement of her daughter Helen E Howe of 11 Cortland Street to L Merrick Bryce of 1820 Fifth Avenue. Helen Howe graduates of Wayne High School and senior at Rus Sage College. Bryce, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduate, class of 1964, served in the Army Engineers Topographical Unit in Hawaii and studies at Renanard School of Embalming. Wedding planned for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Any McC. Howe
Cortliad Street
Helen E. Howe
L. Merrick Bryce
Lowell J Bryce
Fifth Avenue
Misa Howe
Vray High School
Rus Sage College
Bryer
Rens Selder Polytechnic Institute
Army Enginevers Topographical Unit
Hawaii
Renanard School of Enbalming
New York
Boston Lecturer Macy Orr to Speak at Tuesday Club
Macy Lincoln Orr, lecturer and artist from Boston, will be guest speaker at the Tuesday Club meeting tomorrow. Orr, who has traveled widely in Central and South America, will present on "Gay Festivals Soul t of the Border." Assisting hostesses include Mes Alan Hawkins, Mrs EB Sprague and Mrs Reynold Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Lincoln Orr
Boston
Lomorrow
Ha Noid
Use Hom
Moe
Mineher
Second Avenue
Mre
Orr
Ling
Central
South
Alan Hawkins
EB. Sprague Ald
Reyntond Sherman
Easter WeekEND Guests in New York and Connecticut
A series of weekend visits across New York, Connecticut and New Jersey features Dr Aird Bowell and Darkee Rotana in New York. Mrs Patrick Barkley stays with Dr and Mrs Kennedy Creevey. Emily Norton visits her parents near Rennselaer. Lucielia Eckert Orth visits her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert P Kahn. Sydney Stokes and family host their son-in-law James M Thoming in Brunswick Hills. Dr John E Davis, in a medical refresher at Hayward Medical School, spends recess with his parents George and Mrs Davis in Brunswick Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aird Bowell
Darkee Rotana
Patrick Barkley
Ts. Kennedy Creevey
Emily Norton
Philip
Dorlon, Jr
Rennselaer
Lucielia Eckert
Lis
Daugher
Robert P. Kahn
Sydney Stokes
Sawuvats Conn
James M. Thoming
Brunswick Hills
John E. Davis
Haywar Medical School
George E. Davis
Brunswick Road
Shower Honoring Miss Shirley Mantras in Wynantskill
Mrs Raymond Ham of 512 Federal Street hosted a bridal shower for Miss Shirley Mantras Seabury. The event celebrated her upcoming April 19 wedding to John C Seabury at Wynantskill with pink and white decor, a cake centerpiece, corsage gifts, and numerous presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond €. Ham
Federal Street
Shirley Mantras
John C. Seabury
Wynantskill
Hoosick Falls Village Board Meets for Budget and Appointments
The new village board of trustees will meet at 8 p m at the Municipal Building. The agenda includes a tentative budget, announcement of standing committees, appointment of officials and employees, and other year start matters. Also notes club dances, meetings and social events in Hoosick Falls and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boainoyn
Sentencing in mob incident reaches prison terms
An American airman involved in a mob attack at Winnboro Junction was sentenced to 49 years in prison with additional penalties. Other defendants, including Gotthant Paragh and Berta Stadfortt, received imprisonment after the court convicts. The case centers on a violent disruption following a confrontation near a Winnboro planned locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heungu
Notmiary
UFI
Ole Germ Finn
Denver
Tories
Hie Winnbrod Plann
Luo
Anurlan
Agattat Gotthant Paragh
Thnae
Berta Stadfortt
Wind Miowhod
Hyoc
Prison term set for man in woman’s death
Mayville resident Leonard P. Lee, 46, a Kinstone blacksmith, received a 10 to 20 year sentence to Attica State Prison after a Supreme Court jury found him guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Dorothy Wu, 38, attacked at his farmhouse during a quarrel. The sentence was handed by Justice Leo Ottaway following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Leonard P. Lee
Kinstone
Wature Day
Attica
Dorothy Wu
Lea
Leo Ottaway
Mon
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bindu
Tohitstown T High School
Rusu] Sage College
High Scnom
Brockport State Teachers College
Coriland Normal School
Angelo Bruno
Fourth Street
Bragal Taxi
Miss Geraldine M. Hayes
Helen .T. Howe
Troy Girl
Superman
Andrey
Babe Ruth
Rudolph
Arhold Lapidus
Cherge
Third Street
Fulton
Broadway
Saltwater Montgatvry
Wil Mont File
Masonic Temple
Wal
Bergan Mra Ghavneoy Boannck Tine Te NH HO
Ridgefold N. J
Henn
Mtatives
Anne L. Brahen
Syracuse University
Mary A. Doyle
Louisa Doyle
Cummings Street
Knights of Columbus
Hoosick Falla Wire Department
At &Neeling
Chatrmah
Honnotaey
Rady Gar LaPorte
Auherluan Legion
Pai
Execulva
Hoovac
American Red Crossy
Josephine Banustion
T. C. Claas
Leo Fairbanka
Young Women's Club
David Armsteong
O.K
Mary Olwen Bryce
Fhvalyn Dubois
Fearl Stauy
Buriedu Rasch Carpenter
Freiday
van Rensaolaer
O.F
William G. Groesbeck
Troy
Dialysee
George Richards
Connecticut
Mins Jean McLain
Groesbeck
Agsaihings
Alon
Helen Ford
Scheneckady
Jesse Lewis
Barkshire Star
Petersburg
Carolyn H. Thomius
Jon We Copeland
van Ranenelaer
Rafreylkimentn
Witma Caacy
U. S. Flyer
Sverytting
Genki Eelara
Tewah
Guild For Conserving
Thors
Anenaica
Sutarles
Rue Cleaning Company
J. B. Mill
119Th Street
6Th Avenue
Suburbs
Enterprise
Guild For Conserving Home Furnishings
West 21St Street
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