Former Troy Girl Bride Weds Frederick Kari in Albany
Mrs Hermioine EL Hommel daughter of Mr Little EL Strope of Bayrle Avenue Albany, formerly of Troy, married Frederick Kari son of Elizabeth Karl of Weet Albany in a ceremony at the groom's residence. Clergyman Bev Arcaur Pogseler officiated with only immediate family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermioine EL Hommel
Little EL Strope
Bayrle Avenue
Albany
Troy
Frederick
Kari
Sire
Elizabeth Karl
Weet Albany
Bev
Arcaur Pogseler
Castietes-on- Hudson
Chford Guibert
Roiherim
Hotor
Fezure
Area Couple Wed Sunday in Universalist Church Dolgeville
Mrs Madge Spencer Lenneker and Robert S McCormick of Mechanicville wed at noon in the Universalist Church Dolgeville Rev C A Moulion officiated The bride wore Vintage crepe with black accessories and white rose corsage Attendants included Edgar Spencer and Cecil Spencer Following a reception at the bride’s father’s home the couple planned a wedding trip to an unspecified destination McCormick teaches English at Mechanicville Junior Senior High School and works at William T Powers Market Mechanicville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Spencer Lenneker
Robert S. McCormick
Mechanicvisln
Universalist Church
Dolgeville
C. A. Moulion
Edgar V. Spencer
Hempstead
L. L
Cecil F. Spencer
Franklin Square
le E
Edgar Spencer
Cecil Spencer
Alien Lal Grange Spencer
Salisbury Cester
McCormick
Mechanicville
William T. Powers
Mechanic Ville
Weekend guests and visits across Troy and area
Navy student Ensign Robert L. Gifford, weekend guest of his Watervliet parents, Dr and Mrs F R Gifford. Kents’ guests Mr and Mrs Farber Marshall of Newark Ohio, formerly Troy. Dr and Mrs Sanford L Cluet hosted Ausable Forks visitors. James T Whitehurst Jr to entertain Miam Literary Club board at summer Waterford home to discuss next season plans. Miss Patricia Connally home on vacation after Syracuse accelerated course. plans to begin senior year. Mrs Lonnellé Holes accompanies Miss Connally as house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gifford
Navy Supply School
Barvard University
FR. L. Gifford
Eighth of Street
Watervliet
Farber Marshall
Newark
Troy
Sanford L. Cluet
Rocky Well
Ausable Forks
Bmire
James T. Whitehurst
Lonnellé Holes
Miss Connally
Serviceman Honored With Turkey Dinner At Bateman Home
A turkey dinner was served Sunday at 62 Ida Street for Pvt. James E. Bateman on a two week furlough with his mother Mrs Mary Bateman. Guests included Edmund W. Bateman seaman 2/c his wife Mary Bateman and Miss Mary Bateman of Allentown. Pat and Mrs Catherine Powell and their six children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bateman
Ida Street
James E. Bateman
Edmund W. Bateman
Seaman
Allentown
Pat
Catherine Powell
Hex
Local Social Roundup From Saratoga Lake To New York
Personal notes list John Fitzpatrick enjoying a brief vacation at Saratoga Lake. Mrs Joseph EL Spain returns from visiting Mir and Mirs Pas D. Gilespine in Mamaro. Mary 1 of Brunswick Hills returns to Troy after two weeks at Hampton Beach. Loretta FL Bird and Miss Mary Pendergast plan a week at Bolton Landing Lake George. Miss Betty Pokeda and Miss Sally Gallagher vacationing a week in New York. Pri 1 4. Jannicelli Jr transferred from Camp Selvort Na to a post in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzpatrick
Streat
Saratoga Lake
Joseph EL Spain
Mir
Pas D. Gilespine
Mamaro
Mary 1
Brunswick Hills
Troy
Hampton Beach
X. H
Loretta FL
Mary
Kay Pendergast
Bolton Landing
Lake George
Betty Pokeda
Sally Gallagher
Spring Avenue
New York
Goury Hitchcock Nuptials Performed
Miss Charlotte Lucille Hitchcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman H Hitchcock Cambridge married Kenneth A Grottry chief petty officer US Navy son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Goury Hasbrouck Heights at the bride's home in Cambridge. Rev Harold Durfee officiated. groom recently returned from overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lucille Hitchcock
Herman H. Hitchcock
Cambridge
Moon
Kenneth A Grottry
Us.b
Theodore MC Goury
Hasbrouck
Heights
Harold, Jalen Durfee
Local Couple Marry In Albany At Saint Peters Church
Miss Mary Mise Mary Mraine Tessier daughter of Mrs Chester A Tessier and the late Mr Deesier married Corp Frederick Ellison son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Ellison. The ceremony at Saint Peters Church featured Rev Edward McManus officiating with a nuptial program. The bride wore a white mousseline gown with seed pearl embroidery and a train. Attendants wore pale yellow, blue, and teal gowns. A wedding breakfast followed at the Desk Clinton Hotel Albany. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother while Ellison awaits reassignment after 15 months overseas with the Fifth Army. He holds the Purple Heart Oak Leaf Cluster and the Croix de Guerre. Both graduates of Troy High School. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Nelson W Burrill of Humboldt Tennessee and Mrs Raymond A Cartier of Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Mraine Tessier
Chester A. Tessier
Mr. Deesier
Eighth Street
Corp
Frederick Ellison
Frederick Elison
St Peter's Church
Edward McManus
Leo McCarthy
Feltow
Clinton Hotel
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Ellison
Wailing
Fifth Army
Troy High School
Nelson W. Burrill
Humboldt, Tenn
Raymond A | Cartier
Richmond
On the Air Local Radio Programs Listing
Radio schedule from Troy area shows morning and day parts with programs such as Top of the Morning and True Story. Entries include Breakfast at Sardi’s and Glamour Manor along with various news and music blocks in a dense daily grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timskerpes
Texas
Ilim Lewis
Eaton’ Pew
Glamour Manor
Sluneheoa
Emma Willard Graduate Married Ensign Turner
Emma Willard School graduate Miss Jane Bruyn White wed Ensign Theodore Smith Turner US Navy ensign in a garden ceremony at Englewood. The bride also studied at Katherine Gibbs School and Vassar College. Turner, a 1942 graduate of the Fal e School for Engineering, is a member of St Elmie and Aurelian societies. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Lavater Edson White
Beslewood
N. J
Jane Bruyn White
Emma Willard School
Theodore Smith Turner
US 5
N. BL
Afr
Stratford
Conn
Home of
Air
Philip J. Gill
Englewood
John Rocebaugh
Eagle Mills Sewing Meeting and Church Service Notices
Eagle Mills announces a Red Cross sewing meeting at the Church of Christ Thursday at 1 pm. A church service at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm will be led by Rev John Wilson. Several local residents return from trips to Lake Chautauqua Lake Rochester and Lake Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Frank L. McIntyre
Lake Chautauqua
Rochestar
John E. Lyndh
Ruth
Leonard
Dora Keyes
Lake Lauderdale
Nathan Shaw
Wort Miller
Suegts
Mer
Joseph G Lee
Methodist
Cluirch
John €. Wilson
Albert Doscher
Fort Lee, . J
Doscher
Paul H. Sherman
OWI Reports Production Lag in 13 War Industries
The Office of War Information says production lags exist in 13 key sectors including tires, firecord, heavy trucks and tanks. It notes nearly 400000 more workers are needed to meet armed forces demand across shipbuilding lumber food processing and related categories.
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Washington P
Office of War Information
West Sand Lake Socials Include Burial of Birth Anniversary
West Sand Lake Air and Mrs Harold Barbour entertain relatives from Warwick. Pte Joh Wilford of Myrtle Beach S C visits home. Kenneth Wehneau, fresh from boat training at Sampson, spends days home. Mr and Mrs George Bame host in honor of Mrs Bame mother Mrs Bower birthday. Guests include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bower of West Sand Lake and others from Lyndhurst Troy and Couse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Wilford
Myrtlé
Miners urged to work Labor Day across coal sector
Washington officials urged miners and mine operators to forgo their Labor Day holiday due to an urgent need for higher coal output. John J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers advised locals to work, with overtime pay for those on Labor Day and the following Saturday. Fuels administration noted coal production for the week ended Aug 19 fell from both the prior week and last year, with bituminous and anthracite totals down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Anon
Charles J. Potter
Lewis
Fuels Administration
Seeing Things. Portland's Strict Tee-Totaler Teacher
A dignified Methodist Sunday school teacher in Portland, Oregon, maintains a strict tee-totaler stance. The brief sketch portrays a respected local educator noted for temperance and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
INS
Bounded Sunday School Mix at Rose City Methodist Church
A quirky discovery at Rose City Methodist Church caused confusion in a Sunday School session. Observers noted unusual classroom divisions with five apparent human features among the beginners and primary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose City Methodist Church
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