Troy Officer Takes Bride
Miss Elizabeth Louie Bitzer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bitzer of Easton Connecticut, became the bride of Capt George O'Donnell of Tynis Avenue in a ceremony performed by Rev Jane Crastom at the Jegse Lee Methodist Church. The bride, a graduate of Base pad Zags Catege and an employee of New England Telephone in Bridgeport, wore a orchid corsage with a green tool suit. The groom attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and served in the Army. They left for a wedding trip to an unnamed destination. Mrs O'Donnell wore a green suit and carried orchids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Louie Bitzer
Charles Wi, Bitzer
Easton, Conn
George Bugr Roe
Dongelt
George He FL O'Donnell
Tynis Avenue
Alden
Feng Hogues
New England Telephone Co
Bridgeport
Conn
O'Donnell
Rensselaer Po’ Nic Institute
Anmr
O'Donnel
Miss Moran Engaged
Miss Moran engaged to be married to Mr John Mores, with families in Trem Street and Lolatta Record Central High area noted in local society notices. The announcement records the couple’s engagement and involved households.
Mission Articles Exhibit Planned by Nacional Catholic Women's Union
The annual mission exhibit of the Nacional Catholic Women's Union Branch will be held Sunday and Monday evenings at George C Reardon Ghost Fath a Re hew Brennan. Director of the Propara m of the Faith of St. John's in A Rensselaer will be honored. Mrs. Dor in py of branch will preside and invite attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tros
Nacional Catholic Women's Union
Lewrente
Mamn
Dar At & Ga
George C Reardon
Dor
Branch
Albany Couple Wed in Grafton
Albany marriage notice notes a couple wed in Grafton with details of residence and attendants. Subsequent items mention a birthday party for a daughter, with guests, games, gifts, and a reception style event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Agostone Breet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Grafton
Samuel Agostone Breet
Remar
Engagement Notice From Mrs Bogie Mann For Miss A Bootthann
Mrs Clarence Bogie Mann of Petersham announces the engagement of her daughter Miss A Bootthann to Duane M Sah of Merl Petersham. The announcement appears in this notice and confirms the forthcoming marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence EL Bogiemann
Perershurs
Miss A. Bootthann
Duane M. Sah
Merl
Tarn i Leaves for Visit to New York and Local Guests
Tarn i travels to New York with Miz Alexander Nes Rockete. Guests return Miz and Mr Clarente Liseum of and Mre Lawson. Prof Lawson hosted a luncheon for Mr Clinton Meneely of Orarde Fla, guest of Mrs Edgar H Betts Jr. Mrs Stott Mackay and daughter Kay Dovise return to town after two months in the Canadian Rockies West Coast and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Miz
Alexander Ea
Nes
Stott. Mackay
Kay Dovise
Canadian Rockies
West Coast
Texas
Miss Smith Weds Staff Rev Leon Paradowski in Albany Ceremony
Miss Olga Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John Smith of 42 Maie Avenue married Staff Rev Leon Paradowski son of Mr and Mrs George Paradowski of Ballston Lake in a Sunday ceremony at St Nicholas Roman Catholic Church. The bride wore a wedding gown with long sleeves and yoke, attended by sisters as maids of honor, reception for about 100 guests at Arrow Tavern, and traveling wedding trip to an undisclosed destination. The groom served as a member of the clergy and recently completed service in the Second Division. The couple will reside with the bride's mother after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Smith
John Smith
Maie Avenue
Leon Paragowski
George Paradowski
Ballston Lake
Paw Fe
Perer
Arrow Tavern
Susie
Vics Polish
Jericum
Liggett Drug Co
American Locomoive Co
Schenectady
Purple Heart
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Mrs Horace Greeler and son Tommy from I Mni Street visit in New York for a week. Mr and Mrs James J Cresgen of 46 Second Syve return from a two week vacation at Cossa guna Tare. Air and Mrs George Southwell of Waterville visit with Leland Ives and Omar Lou of Haynerville. Rev and Mrs G Truett High plan a visit to Waynes NE next month. Doris Clark daughter of Mrs Mary Clark undergoes major operation at Leonard Hospital and is convalescing. John L Jones and family return from a motor trip to New Hampshire Maine Montreal and the Adirondacks including Whiteface Mountain. Elizabeth Ray supervisor of schools visits her parents at Highland Acres in North Greenbush. she is guest of honor at a luncheon by Miss Ray's Russell Bag College classmates at Keeler's in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeler
Tommy
I Mni Street
New York
Mero
James J. Cresgen
Syve
Cossaguna Tare
Air
George Southwell
Waterville
Leland Ives
Na Corinth
Omar Lou
Haynerville
G. Truett
Waynes NE
Doris Clark
Mary Clark
413Th Street
Thea
Leonard Hospital
John LL. Jones
Albany
John L. Jones
Mary Jones
Sixth
Area Couple Married at Round Lake
An area couple, Ced Priday of 18 James and SOR, wed with attendance from Mari Sibheta Roerig and others. The ceremony followed a frame of the ridegraenr's uncle and son, with service by a student in the Vocational School at Schenectady. The couple will reside with Mr and Mrs Gorsfine in Round Lake.
Miss Kellar Weds Homer Gray in Stephentown Ceremony
Katherine Betts and Homer Gray of Sip eee were married in Stephentown by Fev Joan Evans. Mrs Jennings and Miss Lilian Talbot attended as brides and guests. The couple will reside in Stephentown. A birthday party honored Reymond Normandin’s 13th birthday with guests including Donald and Jimny Wilson from Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Betts
Homer Gray
Sip Eee
Pitheid, Mass
Fev
Joan Evans
George Jennings
Stephentown
Lilian Talbot
Theodore Fal Bow
Normandin
Poestenkill
Reymond
Ruth Normar
Donald
Jimny Wilson
Troy
Personal News from Green Island Vacation
Fire Chief and Mrs. Sohn Berghamer Jr are spending a two weeks vacation at Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Sohn
Berghamer, Jr
Bridgeport
Conn
Rensselaer Plans War Chest Drive
Rensselaer opened its War Chest campaign with a Monday dinner at the Manor Inn. William J. Adams was named committee chair, assisted by Joseph A. Adelska Rensselaer County commander American Legion Laurence DeMayer and Jacos Telfer. Guest speakers included Mayor Thomas Clark Cam P E O Meara and Rev Matthex Brenndn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Manor Inn
William J. Adams
Adamz
Joseph A. Adelska
American Legion
Laarence DeMayer
Jacos Telfer
Thormas Sh, Clark
Cam
P. E. O'Meara
Matthex W. Brenndn
Local Social Notes and School Meeting Ahead in Schaghticoke
Residents attend family visits dinners and card games while a special meeting of Central School District No 2 is planned at Schaghticoke High School on Sept 1 at 7 30 p m. The Nimble Needie Club hosts events with prizes and a picnic scheduled at Brown's Beach.
Latham Community Hosts Spring Gatherings and Visits
Mrs Fred Leach and Ruth plan a New York visit while Miriam Roberts Cadet Nurse stays with Rev and Mrs Herbert Roberts. Latham Red Cross arrival picnic set for 10 am at Mrs Elmer Littchfield's home despite weather. Local residents celebrate Henry Talbot 48th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner by daughters Jules Tatro and Hazel Graffin. Guests include Dr Arthur Smith and Harold Oppenheim from nearby towns. granddaughters Mrs Smith and Mrs Oppenheim noted.`
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Tatro
Hazel Graffin
Arthur Smith
Poughkeepsie
Harold E. Oppenheim
Woodridge
N. J
Smith
Oppenheim
Talbot
Republican gala crowds swell as reservations top 1800
The Kersselaer County Republican committee reports reservations for its annual clamsicam exceed 1800, with a cap near 2000. The event at Sharpe's Grove features a concert by BDoring S. Sand and dancing by Debrook's Orchestra, scheduled from 3 to 10 with a formal program and served meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Nelo Kraus
Kersselaer’ County
Sharpe's Grove
Charman Kratts
Claussieum Cous
Hendrick Hudson Wit
Debrook
Community Notes and Visits Across Townes
Johnsonville residents Mr and Mrs William Cox and Zantiy returned from a motor trip in Llontreat. Ella Harrison came back from Hoosick where she visited Miss Florence Foods Ar and Me. Elmer Guile of Brooklyn stayed with Miss Durah Herrington. Harold McNulty is on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Percy McNulrs. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ryan and daughter returned to Syracuse after visiting Miss Cecelia Ryan. The Presbyterian Church Missionary Society and Women’s Society host a joint picnic on the church lawn tomorrow. William Burdick and grandson Sherman returned to North Adams Mass after visiting Mr and Mrs Flora Burdick. Afiro and Mrs Philip Burmann and Children and Mrs Louis Huntress of Long Island spent the weekend at Mrs Huntress’ home here. Miss Janet MacLean returned to South Weymouth MA after seven weeks with Mr and Mrs Norman Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonville
William Cox
Zantiy
Llontreat
Mixt
Ella Harrison Hag
Hoosick
Florence Foods
Elmer Guile
Brooklyyn
Durah Herrington
AGIMZ
Harold McNulty
Percy McNulrs
Joseph Ryan
Syracuse
Cecelia Ryan
The
Missionary Society
Woeman’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
William Burdick
Sherman
North Adams
Mags
Flora Burdick
Afiro
Philip Burmann
Louis ‘Huntress
Long Island
Huntress
Janet MacLean Fas
South Wermouth
Norman Cushing
Herrington Family Reunion to Be Held Saturday
Taxpayers in the Central School District vote September 7 at 3 p.m. on proposed land transfer. Park Place widening adds 200 feet for new spaces and to ease Main Street parking congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrington
Park Place
Main Street
Neta
Achooi
Albany Fire Drives Families From Homes on Bradford Street
A two story frame duplex on Bradford Street in Albany was destroyed by a blaze that began in an unkenn cause. The fire confined to the basement and the back of the house hindered escape but no injuries were reported. The damage cost is unestimated and the building was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventees Pentons
Dense
Bradford Street
Athans
Brewich
Altiy
Iteerance
Total Surrender Means That Japan's Fate Is Decided
Allied plans for occupation aim to remove militarism and civilian control from the Japanese state. General MacArthur's forces will enter Japan to supervise an era of disarmament and restructuring, with complete political and educational controls to eradicate militaristic influence. The process signals a move toward rebuilding Japan as a peaceful member of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Eferts
Mippon
Empire
Douglas Macarthurs
Amis
Hadios
Domi
Hachio
Tokyo
Nipponedge
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Ufa
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Miss Moran
Artes
Mary
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Istury
Ment
Afane M Tomar
David T. Clark
Alfans
Camp Playmore
Tarn
Miss Smith
WIS Library OF Classical Records
Macwenzm Comaptor
Spellor & String Quartet
Messier
Miss Kellar
By Paul Ford
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Xaty
Donaha
Margaret Baxter
Crazies
AL Connoly
Susanne Creak
Binghamton
Wilsoe Sheldon Rate
Trig
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Mare
Anna Mae Epilane
Garet. McCaib
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Schagaticoke High School
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Amsterdam
Albert Hurley
Clifford Fleurey
Underwood
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Peter McNultty
Jonnsontilie
Harold FR. McNults
Ann Newman
Sylvia Marsh
Washington, D. C
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Sandra Bevis
Lily White
Mary Willams
Mary Doremans
E.R Curtis
Clifford Flenney
Brown's Beach
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Curtis
A.D. Banker
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Andebon
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Isaac Film
Wynamskil
Kaward Palmer
Barbara Bante
Charles Boughton
Howard Deckatt
Eva’ Gile
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Naxy
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Frank Snyder
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