Couple Wed in Candlelight At Round Lake
Miss Helen Edith Finch daughter of Rev and Mrs Chester A Finch of Round Lake married Sgt Burton Evans son of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Evans at Round Lake Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony at 7 30 pm The church was decorated with gladioli and flax The couple left for an undisclosed destination Mrs Evans works in General Electric Schenectady and Sgt Evans is stationed at Westover Field Massachusetts Out of town guests came from Petersburg Valley Falls Pittstown and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Edith Finch
Chester A. Finch
Round Lake
Burton Evans
Ernest J. Evans
Alace
S. Hirabeara
Don Keriger
iRittstown
Ray Larmon
Gladys Holmes
Valley Falls
June Morey
Alice
Harriet Finch
Ray Jarmon
Sergeant Evans
Junior Evans
Willam Taylor
Evans
Westover Field
Mass
Petersburg
Pittstown
New York
Married couple honors and teas in Glens Falls area
Mrs George Reynolds and Miss Marion Sweeney hosted a tea and linen shower at the Queensbury Hotel Glens Falls for Miss Eleanor O Connor of Troy and Glens Falls who will wed Walter Doyle of Troy. Guests included Grace Sheehan Ellen Regan Loretta Shackett and many local residents. A separate reception honored Mr and Mrs George Ded dicoat of 357 Second Avenue recently married with a mock wedding and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Marion Sweeney
Queensbury
Glens Falls
Eleanor O’connor
Troy
Walter Doyle
Grace Sheehan
Ellen Regan
New York
Loretta Shackett
Edward Linehan
Wilbur Pender
Agnes Hunt
Herbert Lundgren
John Sullivan
Robert McCall
Michael Dolan
Madge Sweeney
Betty Hall
Connie Sheehan
Mabel Pender
Mary Cronin
Maude Cronin
Claire Linehan
Ethel Reynolds
North Greenbush
George Deddicoat
Second Avenue
Sarah DeFreest
Defreestville
Edward DeFreest
Andrew Mohr
Misa Rozelle Lemley
Frederick Slaus
LeRoy Shrauder
Robert Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Residents and visitors list Burden Lake trips and local calls
Personal Sergi reports two weeks at Burden Lake with Peter A Keating and daughter Mrs Edmund A Hickey and children. Several families return from vacations at Burden Lake and Lake George. Rt Rev John Sheridan visits and attends Miss Elizabeth Gilligan funeral. Miss Helen Jayne Geren, nursing graduate, to enlist in Naval Nurses Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Peter A Keating
Edmund A. Hickey
Burden Lake
William Palka
William, Jr
Ann Pawlowski
Florence Macdougall
Church Street
Wynantskill
Samaritan Hospital
Eula Schwartz
Lackawana
George Ellis
River Street
James Buckley
Mitchel Field
S. 1
Edward J. Buckley
Griswold Avenue
Maurice G. Osborne
Bouton Road
Osborne Innn
Take Pleasant
John Is Sheridan
Mt. St Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Dorothy Loudon
Long Island
Brooklyn
New York
Thomas M .Monahan
Seventh Avenue
Theresa McDonald
Fourth | Street
John Boyle
Far Rock
Away
Helen Jayne Geren
Frank L Geren
Valley Falls
Oakwood Avenue
Geren
Amsterdam City Hospital
Naval Nurses’ Corps
Seagroatts Return From East Marion Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Seagroatt of Berlin returned from East Marion after a three week stay. Mrs. Gilbert Voorhees of Corona, sister of Mr. Seagroatt, accompanied them home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. McCarthy of Maple Avenue, with Miss Patty McCarthy and A. H. McCarthy, retired after several weeks in Mexico City where Patty attended summer school at the University of Mexico before resuming studies at Sarah Lawrence College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagroatts
Henry J. Seagroatt
Berlin
East Marion
S. 1
Gilbert Voorhees
Corona
Seagroatt
Vist
Metrco
Albert F. McCarthy
Maple Avenue
Patty McCarthy
A. H McCarthy
Mexico City
McCarthy
Bureau to Aid Flower Guild at Troy Woman's Club
The Bruns wick Home Bureau will distribute flowers for the Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Woman's Club tomorrow under Mrs Harold Hirst. Those not receiving flowers will get cards. Donations of flowers are welcome and may be left at the clubrooms on Second Street Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Woman's Club
Brunswick Home Bureau
Harold Hirst
Second Street
Green Island Couple Married at St Josephs Church
Miss Virginia Keefe daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Keefe of 112 George Street wed Frank Jermain son of Mr and Mrs James Jermain of Paine Street Green Island in a 2 pm ceremony at St Josephs Church Green Island officiated by Rev Peter H Smith Assistant Pastor Maid of honor was Miss Jennie Jermain sister to the groom Best man was Donald Keefe brother of the bride The bride wore a white chiffon gown with a long fitted bodice and circular train bouquet of white roses Flower attendant wore Camellia pink chiffon with red rose bouquet The couple planned a New York City trip She will reside with Coast Guard bound groom in Philadelphia Both are Heatly High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frazer Bryce
Wallace Wendell Bryce
Dr. Bryce
Olney
Philadelphia
Wallace Bryce
Aty
Thomas Baker Holyday
William C. Hollyday
Boonsboro
Harvey Kiner
D.D
Olney Presbyterian Church
Wallace Willa Bryes
George W. Bryce
Annsville
Evelyn Buckley
Mrs Bryce
Miss Buckley
Doris Halle Carr
Wham C. Hollyday, Jr
Hollyday
Big Bryce
Abington Friend School
Material Order
Cramps Shipbulding Co
Ensign Hollyday
Franklum and Marshall College
New England
E. Lois Bryce
Denton FR. Bryce
Nancy
Duncan
L. Shirley
Doris H. Carr
Wallace and
Donald Carr
Troy and Yonkers
Virginia Keefe
Jack Keefe
George Street
Green Island
Frank Jermain
James Jermain
Paine Street
St. Joseph's Church
Peter H. Smith
Jennie Jermain
Donald Keefe
New York City
Jermain
Hughes Autograph Co
Coast Guard
Heatly High School
Troy Girl Wed in Army Chapel
Miss Margaret Ann Wilford daughter of Mrs Margaret A Wil ford of 1529 Seventh Avenue Watervliet and Master Sergt William N Dunne son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Dunne of 1321 Eighth Avenue Watervliet were united in marriage Aug 4 at the post chapel in Fort Benning Ga Rev Ignatius J McCarty Army chaplain 8-30 pot by Tech Sergt David Graham. A dinner party followed at McCaffrey's Inn hosted by attendants and friends of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Wilford
Margaret A. Wilford
Seventh Avenue
Wattervliet
Wiliam N. Dunne
Joseph P. Dunne
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
Imarnage
Poat Chapel
Foot Benning
Ignatius J. McCarty
Istaff
R. Marin
Charles Zeiler
John Abner
Kentucky
Ted
David Graham
J West
Columbus
Birthday and Engagement Notices From Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Albert Lawrence of 1495 Third Avenue hosted a birthday party for Mrs Lawrence sister Mrs William Kane with guests including Mr and Mrs Leonard Merrill and Miss Joan Donahue. The Spillane anniversary and Mr Spilla ne birthday were celebrated at Excelsior House Snyder s Lake with thirty couples present. Bir and Mrs Thomas J Niles announce the engagement and coming marriage of Mary Elizabeth Niles to Elmer M Bauer of Irvington New Jersey. Miss Miles a Catholic Central High School graduate has worked for the State Education Department. Bauer a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is in the United States Army in Buffalo. The wedding will be in early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lawrence
Third Avenue
Lawrence
William Kane
Leonard Merrill
Virgil Cormie
Joan Donahue
Mildred Hane
Charles Lawrence
James G. Spillane
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Spillane
Excelsior House
Snyder's Lake
Bir
Thomas J. Niles
Niles
Mary Elizabeth Niles
Elmer M. Bauer
Irvington
N. J
Miss Miles
Catholic Central High School
State Education Department
Bauer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Engineering Department
United States Army
Buffalo
Alexander Colarnotolo
Renssélaer Avenue
Cohoes
Mary Colarnotolo
Pfc
Harold W. Forsythe
Samuel Forsythe
Main Street
Colarnotolo
Cohoes High School
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., Inc. Pte
Forsythe
Fort Sheridan
Shushan Social Roundup Reports Visits and Events
Shushan residents attend family visits with Miss Isa Copeland in Hemlock Farm and Miss Anita Wildey in Schenectady. Albert Berry, honorably discharged from the Army, is staying with his father Calvin Berry. Louise Peck and Eleanor Jackson visit Mrs Lester Walter in Elmhurst. A Women’s Society supper is planned for 6 pm. and Rev. Stillman Foster will speak at the Presbyterian Church in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Copeland
New York
William Moeller
Hemlock Farm
Albert Berry
Calvin Berry
Anita Wildey
Schenectady
Clark Wright
Louise Peck
Eleanor Jackson
Miss Jackson
Lester Walter
Elmhurst
L. L
Women's Society of Chriatian
Women's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Wright
Colla
Ella Scott
Stillman Foster
D.D
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Foster
G. A. Foster
Mintzer promoted to first lieutenant in Army Air Force
Mechanicville family learns their son Bernard I Mintzer has been promoted after enlisting in June 1942 and receiving training at West Point before Officers Training School in Florida. he shipped overseas in December. The town reports on local war efforts and community notices including school roof work, fair booth, Rotary Ladies Night, school reopenings, and local personnel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mintzer
Bernard I. Mintzer
Army Air Force
West Point
Florida
Rotary Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Lewis C. Mead
Marjorie Tyler
Melvin C. Livingston
F. Wayland Bailey
Corp
Robert E. Powers
William T. Powers
Grand Street
Army Air Force Technical Training School
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Advanced Mechanics
Burbank
Cal
Air Corps
Local Notes and Visits Across Eagle Mills and Nearby
Eagle Mills residents hosted visitors including Mrs Ethel Hobbs with Mrs Minnie Carner and Miss Dorothy Kuippel visiting Miss Trinette Haase of New London. Miss Dorothy Hasslinger stayed with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison. A Red Cross sewing meeting is planned at the Church of Christ and a Methodist Church lawn food sale features Miss Lena Mayer and Miss Nellie Mayer. William Rebhun, on leave from Coast Guard Chelsea encampment, visits his parents. Mr and Mrs William Mullard host over the weekend with Florence Trimham of Albany and relatives from Detroit. Dolly Graham of Waterford was a recent guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kuippel
Trinette Haase
New London
Conn
Dorothy Hasslinger
Troy
Edward Morrison
Red Cross
Church of Christ
Church School
Lena Mayer
Nellie Mayer
Methodist Church Lawn
William Rebhun
Coast Guard Training Staton
Chelsea
Joseph Rebhun
William C Mullard
Millard
Florence [Rinham
Albany
William Jackson
Detroit, Mich
Dolly Graham
Waterford
Hearing Set For Youths In Car Theft Case
A hearing is set for John Baczek, 20, and a 14 year old youth from Schenectady who allegedly stole a car owned by Howard Phillips on Albany Schenectady Road. The hearing is at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Rotterdam police headquarters. Baczek is jailed in Schenectady County and the juvenile is at the Humane Society Shelter in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baczek
Schenectady
Howard Phillips
Albeny-Schenectady Road
Rotterdam
Baczek
Schenectady County
Humane Society
Conscience of Thief Returns War Bond Stolen
An unidentified thief repaid $1,053 taken from a bus boy at a St. Louis hotel. The money, saved to buy war bonds, was turned in by a clergyman who would not be named. John Dimitroff, the victim, asked not to prosecute citing confidential clergy parishioner ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimitroff
Generals Receive New Assignments in Defense Posts
Washington War Department announced a triple-shift of Army three and two star generals. Lieut Gen Hugh A Drum relinquishes First Army command to chair the Inter American Defense Board. Lieut Gen Stanley D Emobick moves to an undisclosed key assignment. Maj Gen George Gilner named to New York as Drum’s deputy commander Eastern Defense Command and First Army. The Inter American Board represents 21 republics and guides hemispheric defense measures. Fort Oglethorpe WACs joke pie mystery reveals name and address baked under pie crust for Lowell Air Field flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Hugh A. Drum
First Army
Hastier Defense Command
Inter-American Defense Board
Laeut
Stanley D. Emobick
Inter-American Board
George Gilnert
New York
Drum
Eastern Defense Command
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Fort Oglethorpe
Lowell Air Field
Boy 13 Held For Grand Jury On Murder Charge
Edwin Codarra, 13, of New York City, held for action by the Dutchess County grand jury on a first degree murder count in the slaying of 10 year old Elizabeth Voigt on Aug 12. Defense motions to reduce to juvenile delinquency and bail were denied. The testimony noted the girl was strangled and the defendant allegedly said he killed her to hide improper advances. Codarre was at a service club summer camp when arrested Aug 14, the day the body was found in a cornfield near Roma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkill
Edwin Codarra
New York City
Dutchese County
Hlizabeth Voigt
Peace
Ralph Warren
Howard P. Carpenter
Voigt
Tate
George Corsilim
Elizabeth
East Fishkill
Codarre
Service Club
Roma
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Whitney's
North
Pearl St
Whitney’s
Corliss Lamont
Barbara Irish
Ithaca
Cornell University
Frederick L. Oeffier
W.T. 2
The
Seabees
John Oeffier
Fourth ‘Avenue
Peter Polchak
Oefder
Wiliam J. Stalker
Stalker
Frank &, Parmenter
Curts- Wright Aircraft Corp
Charm
Beauty Salon
Army Chapel
Gustav VY
Sweden
HaRy Hopkins
F.D.R
Shushan
Mechanicville
War Price and Rationing Board
St & Pm
Everett J. Norman
J. H. Bennett
Board of Education
Mechanicville Home Bureau
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
George E. McElroy
Frank Brownell
James B. Phinney
R. H. MacKinlay
Patrick J. Cahill
John P. Noonan
Park Avenue
David C. Huntington
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Arthur W. Johnson
Fred Hasley
Anime Bogue
Harry Hasley, Jr
Earl Lane
Beverly
Harold Lane
Harry A. Hossey, Jr
Charles Pilling
Walter Sorenson
Geraldine Hossey
Betty Bogardus
James “Ostrander
Camp Robinson
Arkc
George Pickett
U. S. Navy
Daniel Pickett
Alfred Quinn
Hilda Wilbur
Office of Selective Service Board
George Ensign
Ensign
William Townsend
Hartford
Washington County
John Dickson
John
Dickson
Katherine Chuckson
Stullbwater Road
Misa Katherine Dickson
Katherine Dunbar
Mechanicville-Stillwater Road
Raymond Heller
Henry J. McWhinnie
Henry, Jr
McWhinnie
Wildwood
Masonic Club League
Robert Sarle
Eagle Mills
Ethel Hobbs
Minnie Carner
Methodist Church
By Paul Ford
New Guinea
Navy
Boy
Vazzana Bros. Electric Shoe Repair
Monroe
Peterman
Vaane
Piack Sen
Wade Te
Wate
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