Cohoes Man Weds WAC in Rome Italy
Mildred C Mazurkiemice of Otis Indiana married Sgt Arthur F L Gagnon son of Mr and Mrs John A Gagnon of Cohoes at St Susanna s Church in Rome on July 10 The wedding party included Maureen Serra Dennis Gratz and Jeanne Serra The bride wore a white gown and garden blue bridesmaids wore blue gowns Gagnon had been overseas and on furlough for the ceremony He is a graduate of Hethery Memorial Academy and Wes? Michigan City Ind The couple plan to reside in Cohoes or Schenectady area after the wedding
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Mildred C. Mazurkiemice
WAC
Bert Mazurkiemicz
Otis
Ind
Rome
Arthur FL Gagnon
John A. Gagnon
Bedford Street
Cohoes
Cok Pice
Bird Mess
St. Susanna’s Church
Sam
Jobe
Genevieve Buretscxi
Manelid
Dhe
Meas
Mener
Martha Grastz
le Be
Ceumne Serra
Elas
Elizatett
Gagnon
Gazaos
Accion
Pasig
Howe
Hetehy Memories Acadeoxy
Sergeant Gagnon
Colm Schenectady
Gervics
Ars
Wesist
Ruth Jean Hemstreet Weds Theological Student John Burton
Ruth Jean Hemstreet daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth S Hemstreet of Schaghticoke married John David Burton son of Mrs Mary Burton of Park Place in a lawn ceremony on Sunday the 26th anniversary of the brides parents. Rev Frederick W Evans officiated before a floral arbor. Attendants included Mrs Franklin J Champlin Jr matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Shirley Werbeck Miss Jean Brown with ushers Capt Earle W Cleaves Sligh Henneth Smith Warren J Verbeck and Chepigin John R H Sic Clain. The bride wore a white brocaded satin gown with veil and carried a bouquet. A reception followed. Both are Park College graduates.
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Ruth Jean Hemstreet
Ellsworth S. Hemstreet
Schaghncoke
John David Burton
Mary Burton
Park Place
Hemstreet
Frederick W. Evans
Second Presbyterian Church
Feliet
Thomas
Sophia Film
Franklin J. Champlin, Jr
Ernoms
Wrighteville Beach
N. G
Shirley Werbeck
Schaighticoke
Jean Brown
Bosto Nm
Linda Burnéte
Hoffman
David Watermulder
Hightstown
Earle W. Cleaves
Slig Henneth Smith
Warren J. Verbeck
Ail
Schaghticoke
John RB. Sic Clain
Upper Deroy Pe
Stephanolis
Burton
Park College
Parville
Scharhticoke High School
Student bride Ree Counie plans Adirondack wedding trip
A Princeton Theological Seminary student Ree Counie left for a wedding trip to the Adirondacks. Mrs. Burton wore a moss green gabardine suit with brown accessories. They will reside in New York after September 25.
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Princeton Theological Seminary
Ree Counie
Adirondacks
Burton Spareiag
New York
Woman's Club Meeting with Fruit and Flower Guild
The Troy Woman's Club and the Fruit and Flower Guild met in the club rooms under the Catholic Women's Service guidance with Mrs Charles E McCarthy presiding. Attendants included Miss Emily Cavanauga Mrs Stalmer Mrs Marie Spain ins and Edward J Fitzgerald. Thirty nine bouquets were sent to sick and shut ins. The meeting was concluded under the direction of Mrs Harold J Hirst.
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Fruit and Flower Guild
The
Troy Woman's Club
Catholic Women’s Service Gue
Charles E. McCarthy
Emily Cavanauga
Stalmer
Marie Spainins
James F. Brady
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Collins
Th . Miller
Edward
Brownell Garnier
J. Hughes
Brynsw Net
Harold J. Hirst
Area Man Takes Bride in War Era Wedding
Miss Marie Cannavo daughter of Vincenzo and Mrs Cannavo of Slater Island married Mebdell Marchese son of Frank and Mrs Marchese of Valley Falls. The ceremony occurred at St Mary's, officiated by Father Hatoni. Miss Sara Cannavo sister of the bride, and Crile Marchese attended. The groom's brother Bynuke served as best man. Bridesmaids wore duchess gowns with fingertip veils and floral accents. A reception followed at the Sigero Club. The couple planned a northern honeymoon.
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Marie Canpavo
Vincenzo Carnavo
Piavo Avenue
South Beach
Slater Island
Mebdell Marchese
Frank Marchese
Valley Falls
St. Mary's Check
Stetes Istead
Hatoni
Sarun Castero
Ride
Meeiy
Huror
Crile
Benty Miter
Mag- Ghee
Mechanicville Couple Married Sunday Wedding Details Revealed
Mechanicville couple Miss Merton Cornet and George Cornell wed Sunday in a chapel ceremony attended by Pvt Robert E. Sanderzon. The service featured organ music, palm and gladioli decorations, and a reception at the Sweeney Hotel. The bride’s sister Miss Helen Cornell served as maid of honor, with the bride’s mother in black and a corsage of sweet peas.
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Merton Cornet
George Cornell
Walsh
Pat
Abaenthieipe
Palma
Gladieri
Hyir
Honer
Helen Cornell
ON THE AIR Programs From Local Stations
Local radio listings show station identifiers and program slots for morning and daytime time bands including 2,100 WIRY with shows such as Breakfast Club True Story and Household Chats from various times and hosts. The page compiles station names, program titles, and scheduling blocks in a typical broadcast guide format.
Morning News Digest From 1000-WTHY Troy Broadcast
A fragmented radio log shows 1000-WTHY in Troy with times listed like 7:15 Timekeeper and 3 Timekeeper. Mentions include Diary entries, Sacred Heart, Melody 226 State and Alex Dreier. News items touch on Land of the Lost, Morning Tide, and Market Baker.
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Shige
Smaporeen Grasse
Nermisz
Mesaro Faranad
Laura Omeps
Alex Dreier
Life Pure
Sidsummer
Harty Amie
Abbers
Rabie Bone
Thorty Dherock
Neowe
Miss Timer Bride Weds Daniel James Peckham at West Sand Lake
Elizabeth Timer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Timer of North Greendush married Daniel James Peckham son of Mr and Mrs Chester A Peckham on Saturday at 7:30 pm at West Sand Lake Methodist Church Rev John Laven officiated. Attendants were Mrs Efwood Edwards and Ste Ralph Timer. The bride wore a printed silk jersey dress with white roses. Mrs Edwards wore a printed jersey with red roses. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plans a wedding trip then resides at 7 Pine Avenue. The bride is a graduate of Averill Park High School and Troy Business College. Mr Peckham attended Troy High School and works for John A Manning Paper Co.
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Rayh
Elizabeth ‘Ister
George Timer
North Greendush
Daniel James Peckham
Chester A. Peckham
West Sand Lake Methodist Church
John A Laven
Efwood E. Edwards
Ste. Ralph W. Timer
Birthday Party Honors Willard Ennett Amid Deportation Constraints
Local society notes list a tenth birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Rosenthal at Bourton Road with red white and blue decorations though attendance was limited by deportation issues. Other items mention Porters visiting Avense and relatives returning from vacations in Atlantic City and the Catskills, plus a White House Hotel gathering for Pafundi and guests from New York and Cossayuna Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rosenthal
Bourton Road
Willard l Ennett
Pafandis
Comithc. Pafundi
Fifth Avenue
White House
Cossayuna
Cossayuna Lake
X Ray Field Offers Places for Women
The Labor Department notes growing demand for women trained in X ray work after the war. About 145 out of 2003 registered X ray technicians in hospitals and medical facilities are women. War time Selective Service and orthopedic injuries have boosted demand. Periodic chest X rays may become as routine as dental exams.
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Cricego
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Hayride and entertainment highlight Bronx Long Island event
A hayride directed by John Brown Cassavuna featured music by the Rosedal Serenaders with James PP Case. A noted exhibition by Bimo Parazo and Joseph Paroll in the Bronx drew praise, won by Parazo. Joseph Razeli aided the entertainment. Miss Mary Lombardo, hosted by three sisters and others, received a bridal shower at St Lawrence's Hall. Lombardo's Sept 9 wedding to Michael Lanzilio at St Anthony's Church is planned.
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John, Brown
Cassavuna
Rosedal Serenaders
James PP. Case
Rosedale
Long Island
Bimo Parazo
Bronx
Joseph Paroll
Mr. Parazo
Joseph Razeli
Cossagana
Mary Lombardo
Fourth Street
Dominick, Luziano
Charles Crupe
John O'Brien
Brrs
John Sapone
St. Lawrence's Hall
Lomberdo
St Anthony’s Church
Michael J. Lanzilio
Reconversion Has Also Bright Side and Risks
James Marlow discusses reconversion as officials project five to eight million jobless in three months, possibly eight million, with hopes unemployment will shrink as industries shift to peacetime work. John W. Snyder notes wartime producers can continue civilian-related output like bulldozers and heating equipment while mining and processing raw materials persist, and some plants will expand civilian goods.
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Epmog
Ior
John W. Snyder
Stdl Snyder
Industry to resume peacetime output and worker shifts
The article notes wartime factories maintaining a high output of about 200 million dollars annually with 60 percent for military needs and the rest for civilian essentials. Some plants reconvert slowly, railroads expand less for civilian use, while farm machinery makers illustrate broader shifts. A massive postwar job movement is anticipated, with workers seeking new roles and industry bearing the responsibility to provide work.
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Mead
Inrore Me
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Eichts Street
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Troy
Woman’s Club
Mechanicville
Ms Club
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iTibbits Avenue
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WTHY
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Newman
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SIS
M—Torth
Mary Lee Tavin
Warren Sweeney
Shoukite Burke
Theater of “Today
Stara Orr Hollywood
Grand Central
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Ichard
John Porter
de- Avense
William T. Sherman
102Nd Street
Lake Champlain
Carl Streeter
Glens Falls
San Francisco
Barney Brook Driving Club
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James Marlow
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Reyes
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Petermn
Peterman
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Helen Curtis
Hudson Beauty Shop
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