Cohoes Nurses Lieutenant Engaged to Army Officer
Announcement reports the engagement of Lieut Hilee Cooke of the Army Nurses Corps daughter of Mr and Mrs Cooke of Trammel Avenue Casten to Lieutenant Waite of Amity Street Cohoes residing in Troy. Both were stationed at Camp Lee Virginia before foreign service. She graduates Troy High School and Troy Business College. No date for the wedding has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilee Cooke
Army Nurses’ Corps
Mee
Kooke
Trammel Avene
Casten
Waite. K
Amy
Amity Street
Conoés
Troy
Anc Som
Robert S Waite
Liewterant Cooze
Setizoi
Cooke
Liesterant Waite
Carp Lee
Foreign Service
Sne
General Hospital
Italy
Served Es Basic Mitsimatres
Quartermaster Replacement
Troy High School
Troyeiness College
Attorney Takes Bride in Albany Nuptials Between Sears and Springer
Miss Alta Barton Sears of Dalton Mass becomes Mrs. Darry Springer in a home ceremony at Albany. Rev Kenneth B. Welles officiated before no attendants. The couple planned a Wellington Hotel reception and a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. The bride, a Dalston and Mildred Elrey School graduate, wore white marquisette with a white shai. Springer, Albany lawyer and Union College Albany Law School alum, will reside on Bank Street after returning from the trip. Out of town guests included Mrs. Martin Walrath and son Marion T. Welrath, Mrs. Rory Barton, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Barton Sears
Franklin
B. Sears
Dalon
Mass
Saraay
Malesics
Darry Springer
Bank Street
FE. VL
Rockwood
Providence Street
Alvany
Skenneth B. Welles
Westminster “Presbyterian Church
Albany
Wellington
Springer
Dalston High School
Amfildred Eirey School
Union College
Scheectally
Albany Law School
Mese
Rory Barton
West Orange
Clarence Smith
Waterford
Area Girls Among Nurses Capped At Albany Hospital Cadet Class
Area girls numbered among 41 members of the first section of 335 percent of the United States Cadet Nurse Corps at Albany Hospital who received their caps in a capping ceremony at Albany College of Pharmacy in Creevea. The students, including Alice Wright Gioria F Wiese Nancy Connell Aline Frament Janet Redman Jane Gannon McNamee and Mamie Doran, will vacation at home as part of late war service address by executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wright
Fred Wright
Easton
Gioria F. Wiese
Daugh‘ter
Lorenz Wiese
B.D. No 4
Troy
Nancy x. Connell
Wlof. Connell
Congress
Bireet
Aline Fremen
Albany Hospital
Almany College of Phermeer
Albany
Creeva
York Late War Service
Miss Soper Engaged to David Ward in Old Saybrook Notice
Mrs. Edward H. Mulliken of Old Saybrook announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jean Whitman Soper to Lieut. David Boyd Ward of the Army Air Forces son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ward Jr also of Old Saybrook. Soper is daughter of George A. Soperjo of Ghent and a McLeat Henry Co. executive. Ward attended Holderness School and Allegheny College before service. wedding plans were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Mulliken
Old Saybrook
Conn
Troy
Jean Whitman Soper
David Boyd Ward
Army Air Forces
Robert B. Ward, Jr
Soper
George A. Soperjo
Ghent
McLeat & Henry Co
FoxheHow School
Edgewood Park Junior College
Giewienakt Ward
Holderness School
Allegheny College
Modare
Torn To Return Home and Vacation Updates
Frank C. Hunter returns to town after a New York vacation and leaves for the coast. Mrs. Twining Cos Weekasang, RB. temzin for a week. Mrs. Henry J. Speck of Threl Caldwell spends weeks at Clifton Springs. Bir and Mrs. Water F. Wilman land children take cottage for August at West Harwich Cape Cod. Bir and Mrs. WW. Donald Cote and son vacation at Pinewoods Avenue Road. Draper returns from Sacketts Harbor to visit Mrs. Earl Weis on Loudon Road, later joining Mrs. Thomtes Harrold in New York. Dr. Rebecca P. Flint returns to Caldwell apartment after weeks in Madison, Wis., then to Wilmington, Wis., for two weeks before college opens. Miss Dawn Ide of Lang Meadow, Mass., visiting Aunt and Uncle Frederick A. Mauck in Osterville, Oyster Harbors Club. Miss Jayne Ide to Lake George after time with grandparents Mrs. William B Frear and Miss Annebelie OConnor visit Immer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hunter
New York
Coast
Twining Cos
Hesert
Henry J. Speck
Threl Caldwell
Clifton Springs
Water F. Wilman Land Children
Scarsdale
Augustary West Harwich
Cape Cod
Mass
Bir
Donald Cotenan
Adé Sons
Pinewoods Arsnue
Temo
Underwood
Caldwill Str
Aeron
Armitage
Draper
Sacketts Harbor
Earl Weis
Loudon Road
Thomtes
Harrold
Flint
Rebecca PL Flint
Sage College
Caldwell
Madison
Wis
Wilmington
Colege
Rrewis Etm
Cape
Dawn Ide
Wiliam B&b. Frear
Annebelie Oconnor
Birs. George
Waterford
Local Social Notes From Lake George and Nearby
Personal Miss Catherine Hipwells vacationing at Lake George. Flight Officer Daniel W. Carbert reports to Hammer Field Fresno Cal. Miss Sheughnessy of St Joseph's Seminary returns from Camp Tex. Miss Betty Jane Costello of Green Island visits aunt Miss Mery Fitzgerald of Raymeltown. Mr and Mrs Paulo LaPlaine of Michigan Avenue left for Hampton Beach NH for their vacation. Mrs Charles A Dix returns from Providence RI after funeral of sister in law Miss Jane S Dix Fourth Birthday Party for Trent Cox at 82 South Lake Avenue with six guests and gifts. prizes won by Kenneth Kelman and Sandra Viale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hipwells
Lake George
Daniel W. Carbert
Latham
Hammer Field
Fresno
Cal
Jimmy. Sheughnessy
St Joseph's Seminary
Camp Tex
Betty Jane Costello
Green Island
Mery Fitzgerald
Samuel F. Cox
South Lake Avenue
Homor
Trent
Betty Ano Sell
Kenneth Kelman
Billy Young
Jean
Eleine la Chapelle
Sandra Viale
Sandre Viale
Mechanicville Bride to Pvt George Hyde in Memorial Baptist Church
The marriage of Misa Laura Hughes of Mechanicville to Pvt George Hyde of Saratoga Springs was held at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Earl D. Wooddell officiating. The ceremony featured wedding music and floral decor, followed by a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Austin Texas after a trip. Hyde serves in the Army at Camp Swift, Texas. Out of town guests and bridal party details, including attendants and guests from multiple cities, are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Laura
Matis Hughes
Mita
Lorado
T. Hughes
Third Avenue
Mechanicville
George Hyde, Pierce
Arthur J. Pierce
Caroling Street
Saratoga Springs
Earl D. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Ocysthia Wooddell
Bertie Smiglin
Hinston
Mire
Miriam H. Arnold
A. Schuyler Busing
Joseph P. Tarant
Robert Hodges
Harvey Wittimson
Simmer
Bamis Heights
Pierce Jeff
Mildred Eller
Albany
Pierce
Williams College
Army
Camp Swift
Texas
Austin
Tex
Gurate
Fred McNaughton
Henry Marsh
Jamaica
George Hyde
Brookline
Mase
Ernest Sherman
Melrose
Alfred T. Pierce
Claremi
Joseph E. Weikins
Mary
Louise Pierce
Chevy Chase
Morning Schedule Shows Local Programs and News Reels
A dense list of radio and theater offerings outlines morning to afternoon programming. Entries include Breakfast Club segments, news reports, church events, musical matinees, and public affairs shows with times ranging from early morning to midday. Stakeholders include local stations, churches, and theater venues, highlighting a busy community broadcast day.
Norwich Girl Bride Marries Wilbur Roy Rawding at Pawling Avenue Church
Miss Memury Grace Ireland daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold F Ireland of Norwich wed Wilbur Roy Rawding first class DEA son of Mr and Mrs Lesa G Rawding of Arlington Massachusetts in a 12 20 pm double ring ceremony at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Rev Arthur Lendmesser officiated. The church featured golden towers and white candles. Maid of honor was Ruby Aldrich and best man Irving Rawding. The reception and dinner followed at DeWitt Clinton Hotel Albany for immediate family before a wedding trip to Lake George. They will reside with the bride’s parents after the war. Mrs Rawding a Green Mountain College Poultney graduate works at Chenango County Bank Worwich. Mr Rawding also a Green Mountain College graduate, serves in US Navy Reserve at the Armed Guard Center South Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memury
Grace Ireland
Harold F. Ireland
Norwich
Wilbur Roy Rawding
Dea
Lesa G. Rawding
Arlington
Mass
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Arthur HD Lendtmesser
Ruby Aldrich
Averwich
Irving Rawting
DeWitt Clinton
Albany
Lake George
Rawding
Green Mountainr College
Poultney
Chenango County
Wor
Wich
Green Mountain College
US 8
Naval Reserve
Armed Guard Center
South Brooklye
Committe Chosen For League Party White Elephant Table
Mrs John J Meckrell and Mrs Eugene F Connally named co chairs for the Catholic Women’s Service League dessert bridge on Aug 18 at Mrs Wilbur Ho Caney’s Waterford home. Rain plan set for Hendrick Hudson. Additional committee members listed and asked to contribute items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Meckrell
Frank Collins
Joseph Delaney
Charles J. Ranney
Stes
George O'Connor
John Majroney
John J. Quinlan
George E. Reardon
John P.ryan
Peter F. Cehit
Eugene Higgins
John 3
FE. Coughlin
League
Madeline Crump Weds Joseph Schultz at Kingston Church
Mrs Electra Crump of 247 Fifth Avenue announced the marriage of her daughter Madeline Ruth Crump to Joseph J Schultz of Troy. The ceremony took place yesterday at the Dutch Reformed Church in Kingston with Rev. Arthur B Oudermool officiating, and attendants were Mrs Mary Longyear and Miss Virginia Oudemool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra E. Crump
Fifth Avenue
Madeline Ruth
Joseph J. Schultz
Troy
Dutch Reformed Church
Kingston
Arthur B. Oudermool
Mary Longyear
Virginia Oudemool
Melrose Church Picnic and Community Notes
Melrose Methodist Church picnic set for the church lawn on August 1 at 6 pm. Melrose Home Bureau plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs Job Huse’s home. Daily Vacation Bible School starts today at 9 am and will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Melrose Home Bureau
Job Huse
Vasetion Bible School
Gibson to Lead Two-Week Position Organization
Miss RK Gibson will be present the first week to organize the positions and to instruct the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk.gibson
Wickard Urges Brakes on Farm Land Sales
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard warned of a coming land spree as farm land values rise amid wartime demand. He urged buyers to retire debt and use funds to purchase war bonds rather than pay inflated prices. The survey cites a 42 percent price premium over 1935-39 and notes city and war workers buying farms, risking foreclosure when peacetime conditions return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OID
Martin
Washington
Claude Wicked
Agriculture Department
Mirvey
Wickard
Congress
Senator Gillette
D-Ta
Department
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Peterman’s
Lieut
Hilda Cooke
Miss Soper
St Permane
Loveliest and Save, Inc
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Ofen
Secesary
Mechanicville ‘Girl Bride
Anne Romeo
Julia Romeo
Avenue
Miss Romeo
Lucien Clifford
Hotte
George Street
Crickie's
Watervliet
Ihe
Bear Menning ‘Corp
Local Statio
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Galin
Hunters Hester
Woris
Giastone
Soo
Melns Lane
Roentup
Tine Grant
Schenectady
Fatal
Palace
Wildwood
Soldiers of Press
Robert St. Jon
Finders Keepers
Dickere
Vic
Asd
Setesie Playhouse
P.M
Hanpisead
Siri Marines Alcase
Amer
Amanse
Dr. Malone
Witterness
Root
Lyon Mutrar
the World Today
Tankegay Sinellen
Steven Guill
Johnny Morgan
Terows
Pexin Hortgon
Johnny Lang
Oba Town
Rise
St Mary's Coarch
Gil Martyn Tish
Jerry Wayne II
Giamotr Manar
Melody Times
Backhage Il Tis—Panz Li Charits
Kierson
S “Gorm
Pubiladera
Chardt
Sony
Sib-Acutdency
Rovert SL
Jota
Rbsthm
Jins
Life
Star Playbut
Darig
Baran LE
Noomusseate
Morgan Beatty
Albant
Herning Fire
Portia
Charles S. Francis
Charles Sutliffe
Francis
R. V. Sutliffe
Dutch Village
Sergeant Francis
John M. Francis
Norwich Girl Bride
Andrew Aderno
Ninth Street
Mary Etta
Joen Carol'Cacca
Madeline Crump
Thomas A. Kueskar
John Kueskar
Fourteenth Street
Army Air Forces Navigators’ School
San Marcos
Army Air Field
Tampa
Fla
Sacred Heart of Mary School
Catholic Central High School
Michigan State College
Ellington
San Antonio
Pvt
Joseph J. Kucskar
Philippines
Resinol Sa
Fies Corber
Gsepar
Gerber
Michigan
Erber
Sermiasd
Gatbar
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