Local Couple Married at St. Church in Penver
The wedding of Misa Catherine Regine Seas, Saunders of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bice, formerly of Troy, now of 10 Third Street, Penver, and Paul E. Stax, son of Mrs. Ethel Shay and the late Nother Shay of 629 Freest Street, Mopreriy of Weter, was solemnized Saturday at 3 pm in Rew Ishs Church. A home reception followed with two showers for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Catherine
Regine ‘Seas
Saugiter
Mr. and Bars
Edward “Bice
Troy
Third & Street
Penuet@er
Paul E. Stax
Ethel Shay
Lste Nother
Shay
Wetere
Catea
Rene Oy
Miss Condon Bride at First Baptist Cahots
Miss Condon wed George T. Clay at the First Baptist Church of Cahots with Rev. George F. McEsv pastor officiating. Miss June Lynch was maid of honor and Clay was best man. the couple resides at 105 Jackson Avenue after steps at Cohoes, Ligzerr’s drug store and Cohoes Parkifica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Felten
Condon
WCA
Seture
George T. Clay
Jackson Avenas
George F. McEs
Cahots
June Lynch
Mr. Clay
We Hich
Issto Ligzerr
Cohp
Green Island Couple Wed At St Josephs Green Island
Miss Dorothy A. Carleon daughter of John H Carlson of 32 Clearge Street Green Island became bride July 15 in St Josephs Charen Green Island. Augustus J Bolero son of Mr and Mrs James Polero at attendant Antoinette Polero niece of groom and Robert A Carlson brother of the bride. The bride wore dusty rose with pink roses. maid of honor wore white with American Beauty roses. reception at Fifth Avenue home of groom’s brother Patrick Paleto. Mrs Pateto to reside with her father and is employed by Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy A. Carleon
John H. Carlson
Clearge Street
Green Island
Augustus J. Bolero
James Polero
Paine Street
Revi
Austin J. Corbett
St. Joseph's
Charen
Auss
Antoinette Poleto
Social News From Port Henry and Nearby
In Port Henry Mr and Mrs Norman Eise man and daughter Grace spend the week there with their other daughter Marilyn who has been visiting her aunt Mrs Henry in Port Henry and will return home with her parents. Mrs Alfred W Gale and Miss Marian Lally have returned home after a stay at Wieweka Hall House on Lake Gorge. Miss Margaret Fogarty, soon to wed Aut 16, was guest of honor at several showers including a lunehean hosted by Mrs Vincent McArdle at Wolferts Froost Country Cid. Guests at dinners and showers included Misses Rink Murray of Waters and Elizabeth Ryan of Springfield Mrs drex Pinckney of Al and others. Mary McGovern of Schaghticoke was guest at a shower at her home. The bride in Sep ember remains the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Henry
Norman
Eiseman
Grace
Marilyn
Sire
H.W. Henry
Alfred W. Gale
Marian Lally
Wieweka Hall House
Lake Gorge
Margaret Fogarty
St Thomas & Walsh, Jr
U. SN
Vincent
McArdle
Everts
Mary Ann Sepe Weds Joseph Valente in Watervliet Church
Mary Ann Sepe daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Sepe of Watervliet wed Joseph Valente son of Mr and Mrs Steve Valente in a Sunday ceremony at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Watervliet with Rev Girziamo Scarzese officiating The wedding featured a double ring ceremony decorations carnations and palms The bridal party included maid of honor Rose Mary Granato and best man Thomas Del Signore The reception followed at the Balboa Club for families and close relatives The groom is a discharged Army sergeant and the couple honeymooned in Canada The report notes other local marriage notices from the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Sepe
Patrick Sepe
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
Joseph Valente
Steve Valente
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Girziamo Scarzese
Maxis
Angela Larconna
Chris S2ily
Rose Zullo
Ana de Boxtis
Ber
Joseph Disonek
Joseph Granato
Cing
Anti Celeste
Mike Palogi
To=y Covaie
Louis Favalla
Frank Larconna
Phil DeRico
Esteried
Agowe Nite
Tale Balboa Club
Angela Valente
Water, High School
Éiff
Behr-Manning Corp
Troy School
Albany Engineers’ Depot
Iend
Valente
Canada
New York
Glens Fale
Brooklsn
Social notes from New York and area residents
Personal notices show Mr and Mrs George H MeCe Brunswick Hite visiting New York. William E Fi aid and Mrs at 31a Hoosick Street spent days in New York. Misses Audrey and Jacque MacNulty and Florence MacNulty traveled to New York City. George W Hofman Jr returned to Camp Lejeune after leave with his parents. Mrs Jestie at 15 President Birthday Fete. Miss Lorzine Reiser hosted a birthday party at 249 Eighth Street with help from her sister Sue and Aire R Walter Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Brunswick Hite Sre
New York
Wiliam E. Fi Aid
Hoosick Street
New Torkom
George H. Fistherver Street
Rip
Montreal
Ottawa
Thouoi Islands
Audrey
Jacque L. MacNulty
Pawling Avenue
Florence MacNulty
North Lake Avenue
New York City
Lorzine Reiser
Maedeline Reiser
Stock Guam With 55 Domestic Pheasants
Fifty five California pheasants are shipped to Guam from Sacramento. The birds traveled 6000 miles, 81 hours in the air, at up to 8500 feet, with only one death. The shipment was arranged through the California Fish and Game and routed to Admiral Nimitz headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
INS
California
Pacific Ocean
Guam
South Pacifics
Admr
Chester Weimitz
California State Division of Fish and Game
Lourdes Pilgrimage Shifts From Organized Tours
Paris United Press reports Lourdes will lack organized pilgrim tours this year as the French government cannot run special trains. Pilgrims must travel on foot or by bicycle, with regular Paris, Marseilles, and Bordeaux trains expected to be crowded. Bernadette Soubirous, a simple peasant girl, sparked Lourdes’ fame, which drew both pilgrims seeking cures and tourists, though only a small share reported cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. McNelty
United Press
Paris
Lourdes
St. Berradette
Hait
Lama
Idling
France
Vichy France
Wehrmacht
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Bernadette Soubirous
Six Yanks Killed in Okinawa Celebration
A chaotic Okinawa display celebrating Japan's surrender left at least six Americans dead and about thirty wounded when anti aircraft shells and bullets caused hazards. The half hour demonstration was halted after island commanders ordered an air raid alert and radioed crews to cease firing to protect lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Japan
Town Honors Kentucky War Hero Stearns Ky
Stearns celebrates Private Ross, likened to Sgt Alvin York, for earning the Medal of Honor after killing 53 Germans in one engagement. Governor Wille swears him in as a Kentucky colonel, with the Ross clan traveling from near the Kentucky Tennessee line to honor him. Brig Gen Stanford praises Kentucky traits of self reliance and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns, Ky
INS
Stearns
Wittl
Wilburn
Ross
Alvin C. York
Cabin
Alexander M. Patch
Seventh Army
Berg
Zero
Nuernbderg
Kentucky
Simein Wills
Rost
Sane Kentucky Petrol
Rim
York
Kentucky-Tennessee
A. C. Stanford
Tennessee
Multilingual Sermons at Basilica Grotto Services
In 1933 priests and participants used Latin as a shared tongue while preaching across 27 languages in the town. Continuous services gathered before the Grotto of the vision and in various basilica chapels, reflecting a rich linguistic mix and ritual activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotio
Watervliet Bride Marries Sergeant Valeek in Local Church
Margares C. DeShaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leo DeShaw of Watervliet, wed Sgt Andrew J. Valeek of Mars Plewood in a ceremony at the First Arena Methodist Church. Attendants included maid of honor Vareek and best man Mariducci. The couple's reception followed for about fifty guests. the groom heads to New York City on a wedding trip. Valeek recently returned on a thirty-day furlough after 18 months in the European theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Margares C. TieShaw
Leo PR DeStaw
Eighth Avenue
Wetervliet
Andrew J. Vale Tek
Johny Valeek
Bar Second Avenue
Mars Plewood
Uhe Firat Arena Methodist Church
Water
Max O. McCamixky
Vareek
DeShaw
Sergeant
Valeek
New York City
Kolinsky
Vailcek
Local Social Notes From Eagle Mills Weekly
Eagle Mills area residents share visits and vacations with relatives in Atlantic City Melrose Fredonia Durhamville and Montreal They visit Cambridge Bennington and Brunswick Hills The Betta Corners Eagle Mills Home Bureau annual picnic is planned for Wednesday at 7 am at Mrs Henry Sidlford s Brunswick Hills home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Miller
Atlantic City
N. J
Elisa Laman
Melrose
Jesse Tilley
Edward 3
Grant
David
Sondra
Daniel
Fredonia
Durhamville
Merton A. Trumble
Pittsfield
Trumble
Inlaw
Charles Trumble
Afiss
Mayme Bond
Thomas B. Miller
Miss Bond
Ralph. Winship
Bmontreal
Agnes French
Gaughter Jaycee
Humourst
L. 1
Eva
Beatrice Decce
William Campbell
Bennington
Jack Decker
Laura
Cambridge
Betta Corners
Eagie Mills
Henry J. Sidlford
Brunswick Hills
4H Club Plans Picnic and Fair Exhibits
Guemaher requested to bring items for the picnic Indek. The 4H Bevtes will hold an alk May genie amd bot degroger Tes day Aug. 21 at the home of Mii aoa Waterfield, a leader of the club. A meeting at the homes of Année and Lynne Darrow prepared drawer ar rangement and club exhibits for Sehughticoke Fair Sept. 3 to 6. Business meetings suspended until September. Christian Youth Fellowship will hold a gathering Saturday afternoon Aug. at Central Park. President Miss Mary Dimbam chairs arrangements completed at Miss Rosa mond Clickner’s home. Next meeting set at 77/3 Bete ith Robert Ivesex in charge of devotionals. weather permitting outdoor games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guemaher
Christian Youth Fellowship
Church of Christ
Central Park
Schenectady
Groug
Mary Dimbam
Rosamond Clickner
Herother
Wesley
Cuckner
Robert Ivesex
Averill Park News and Fire Company Vote
Averill Park notes Miss Mary Brown improves after injury. Mr and Mrs Max Burger visited relatives in New York. Francis Bassett is with his parents. Averill Park and Sandieke Volunteer Fire Company members met Tuesday evening and voted to raise 500 by tax for expenses including a siren to be bought and installed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Max Burger
New York
Pfe
Francis Bassett
Harold Bassett
Averill Park
Sand Ieke
Seeing Double in Ames as Two Mary Janes Earn Degrees
In Ames Iowa two graduates share the name Mary Jane Rice though living in different cities Mary Jane Rice of Ames and Mary Jane Rice of Rock Island recently received degrees from Iowa State College The piece notes they are distinct individuals with identical names and addresses the humorous mix up in campus announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
INS
Mary Jane Rice
Iowa State College
Rock Island
Jobs Seen As Chief Concern After Peace
The American Federation of Labor says unemployment, not strikes, will be labor’s main worry after peace. President Wikia Green notes the war labor pledge should last only as long as the War Labor Board, with shifts to civilian production and housing as immediate employment aims. He warns of job losses in auto, aircraft, arms, and electrical plants but foresees gradual recovery as civilian demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AELL
Wikia Green
White House
Opty
Green Mid
American Federation of Labor
Japan
War Labor Board
War Production Board
War Manpower
Green
ALFLL
Japanr _Fender
A.fu
A.fll
Quartermaster Corps Buys Band Equipment in Chicago
The Army Quartermaster Corps bought 623 band instruments in Chicago, the most of any city, as war production limited new instrument supply. The purchases support more than 800 Army bands as the corps taps individual owners when manufacturers are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Army Quartermaster Corps
Chicago Quartermaster’s
Quartermaster Corps
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Miss Condon Bride
Mary McGovern
Schaghticoke
Sepember
Small-Murphy- Eadward II. Murray
Lake Lozerne
Marion Murray
Corinth
Nuw
Man
Sartill
Okla
Eaan Nugent
Dee
MR. and
Mes, Joseph Valente
Stroil. Laboratories, Inc
Oltrgit
Michigan
Siroil
Aus
Edward W. Deialo
Post Chapel
Quantico
Virginia
Dzinlo
the Waves
Ruth L. Bordon
Windsor M. Hurden
Oswego
Washington
Dvislo
Frank Sr. Dzialo
Fourth Street
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Cpl
Edward Cooney
St. Patrick's Rectory
Cooney
Shirley A. Bostley
Alfred EB. Bostley
Eleventh Street
James J. Cooney
Fourth Avenue
North
Corporal Cooney
Army Air Force
Andrew J. Valcek
Eagle Mills
Rose
Derry Marzeesses
Derry
Meee
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