Miss Lane Bride in Sunday Ceremony at Sixth Avenue
The wedding of Miss Shirley Lita Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Lanne Lane of 450 Sixth Avenue and Robert file of 667 Sixth Avenue was celebrated Sunday November 19 1906 at Waterford Mercedess. Rev Milica AW Barry officiated. The church organist played background music as the ceremony proceeded. The bride wore a veil and carried a bridal bouquet of white flowers. Attendants wore pink gowns with headdresses. A reception followed with guests including the bride’s parents and the groom’s parents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lita Lane
Lanne Lane
Sixth Avenue
Robert File
Willan
Pilm
Milica AW Barry
Bacngrouneé
Supsial
Former Trojan Married in New York Ceremony
A wedding is noted for Pru Evelyn Copoase and George C. Copoase, both linked to Trojans. The double ring ceremony occurred at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York with Rev Randolph Ray. Attendants included Mary SteConnor and Sergi Griffiths. The bride, a Fulton and Midh school alumna, joined the WAC in February 1944 and is stationed in New York. The groom, formerly a printer from Owensboro, Kentucky, is stationed at the New York Port of Embarkation. The couple left for a ten day wedding trip in the South after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelle
Chester
Trev
Pru Evelyn Ui
Oo Corp
George C. Ceppara
George C. Copoase
Owensboro
Littte
New York
Randolph Rayting
U Mary SteConn
S.at
Sergi
William
Griffiths
Fulton
Midh
WAC
Corporal Coptage
Owessboro
Emberkathon
South
Sacred Heart Club Christmas Party Plans
The Sacred Heart School Women’s Club meeting on December 1 includes a Christmas party with Santa Claus and a grab bag. Mrs. Thomas Flanigan chairs the event and Mrs. Albert Rai co chairs, with numerous committee members listed for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Club
Santa Claus
Chis of the Sacred Heart School
Gyv
Thomas Flanigan
Albert Raiiie
Nelson Harbour
Michael McEliigort
Amrew Hereiger
George Miller
Michael Sullivan
George Hamroth
Rosella McGrath
Harry Shook
Carl Miler
Mark Leonard
Allen Graham
Church Group Honors Speaker at December Meeting
The Fellowship group of Si atarice Methodist church held its meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Mahlon Wermple’s home. President Mrs. Glue Bump led the session. Miss Dorothy Brown spoke on The Thoughtful Feelings of the American Negro and received gifts as she leaves Dec. 9 for medical college. The next meeting is set for Dec. 19 as a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siatarice Methodis
Church
Mahlon Wermple
Glue Bump
Dorothy Brown
Mise Brown
Medical College
Personal notes on local residents and service members
Personal notices list Kennth G. Rhodes visiting Bellows Falls on business at Bovie Midway, Ing. Mrs Lenard Messick learns her husband Pic Leonard Messick has been transferred from Ireland to France. Priveta Messick has served 21 months overseas and is a ground crew mechanic in the Army Air Corps after working at Hughes Brush Co. prior to enlistment in 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rublec
Ninth Street
Army Air Corps
Hughes Attograf Brush Co
Final Meeting Held of League Party Committees
A joint meeting of all committees for the Christmas party of the Catholic Women's Service League was held last night under general chairman Mrs Edmund F Herbert of Hendrick Hudson. The table committee is chaired by Mrs Charles Rastey and Mrs Frank A Tilley with cochairs and other members listed including Mrs William McNally Mrs Alex Pelladin Mrs Joseph McCabe Mrs Richard Lynch Mrs Martin Quinn and Mrs Frank J Ryan The chair committee is aided by Mrs Frank J Weber Mrs Frank Purcell Mrs W Leo Mr Certhy Mrs Peter Ryan and Mrs Edward Rams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Hudson
Edmund F. Herbert
Catholic Women's Service League
Mendrick Hudson
Charles Aoe Rastey
Frank A. Tilley
Cohairmen
William F. McNally
Alex Pelladin
Joseph McCabe
Richard F. Lynch
Martin F. Quinn
Mire
Frank J. Ryan
Marie Spain Collins
Baward J. Hinehan
Frank J. Weber
Frank .Purcell
Certhy
Peter Ryan
Edward Rams
Surprise Birthday Party for Estelle Siezel
Mrs Benjamin Siezel hosted a surprise birthday at 118 First Street for her daughter Estelle with 16 guests. Red and white decorations, games, and gifts highlighted the event before plans moved to Danish Lutheran Church activities at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Siezel
First ‘Street
Estelle
Russell Sage College Bride Maries Army Tech at Fort Lewis
Miss Russell Sage, daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Snyder of Schemeprady, wed Pte Robert Heinemann of Seetia on Thanksgiving night in a home ceremony. Rev an sk0ay Ven Westerturg officiated at Steva Reformed Church. Bridesmaids included Carol Hefty of Mover Ver none Wes. Best man Frederick Heinemann. The bride wore a brown suit with sandenias and pink rose corsages. The groom, an advanced surgical technician, is stationed at Fort Lewis after training at Lawson General Hospital Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yder
W. B. Snyder
Schemeprady
Russe Sage College
Marcie
Robert Heineann
Seetia
Westerturg
Pakier
Steva
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Fort Lewis
Wis
Local Couple Wed in St Augustine Church Hall
Miss Louise AE Niktes daughter of Bir and Mrs BR Nikles of 415 Fourth Avenue married Ensign Bar Ll Boisen son of Mr and Mrs C P Boisen of 34 Eighth Avenue in a downtown ceremony in the rectory of St Augustine's Church Hall. The officiating clergyman was Thomas J. Kelly. Miss Dorothy Zanpier was maid of honor and Ensign James Duffy was best man. The couple, Lens burg High School graduates, will reside with the bride's parents for now. Ensign Boisen, formerly with Watervliet Arsenal, is a Navy GW stationed at Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise AE Niktes
Bir
Nikles
Fourth Avenue
Ensign Bar Ll. Boisen
WSN
C. P Boisen
Eighth Avenue
St Augustine's Church Hall
Thomas J. Kelly
Dorothy Zanpier
Ensign James
Duffy
Lensburg High School
Boisen
Wison & Co
Ensign Botser
Watervliet Arsenal
Navy
Jacksonville
Fia
Surprise Shower for Bride Mrs. Edward I Dickinson
Mrs Edward I Dickinson, newlywed to Chief Petty Officer E I Dickinson, was honored at a Wednesday surprise shower hosted by Mrs J Leslie Dickinson at Whiteview. Guests included Mrs Ronald Dickinson and Mrs Clyde Bonesteel. Gifts in pink and white, prizes won, and a pink blue white shower cake followed by departure to California where the groom will be stationed temporarily after two years overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward’ I. Dickinson
E. I. Dickinson
J. Leslie Dickinson
Whitevrew
Indaw
Ronald Dickinson
Clyde Bonesteel
Laslie Dickinson
Helen Dickinson
Rover
Dickinson
California
Mrs. Everett Ham Visits Larchmont Relative
Mrs. Everett Ham of Seymour Court visits her daughter Mrs. David S. Claflin in Larchmont. Mrs. Plumb returns from Milton, Stass, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Cluett, former Troy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Everet
G. Ham
Seymour Court
David S. Claflin
Thomas C. Plumb
Milton, Stass
Gorham Cluett
Troy
Maternity Guild Plans Tea and Society Events
At St Joseph's meeting the Maternity Guild organized plans for an annual membership tea on Sunday October 10 with Miss Rosalie Morey singing and Mrs James Cassill as cochair. Committees and chairs were named for arrangements including refreshments and decorations. The Women's Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church met to sew for Leonard Hospital and to prepare gauze compresses for Leonard and Samaritan Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's Maternity Guild
Rosalie Morey
James Cassill
Cochaim Leven
Even
Mary Horgan
Helen Clark
Joseph Byrne
William Laaby
William Sheehy
Catherine Duffey
Agnes L. O’brien
John Minehan
Stephen Comisker
Helen Hane
Smfargeret Foley
Anna Storey
Nore A. Burke
John Kane
Aid Society
Women’s Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Chnren
Leonard Hospital
Leonard and Samarita
Henry J. Eckert
Joan N. Edwards
Newman P. Brownsey
Missionary Society Studies Iran at Olivet Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of Olivet Presbyterian met at Mrs. Thomas Abrams’ home to discuss Iran. Readings by Mrs. Abrams Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Lintner and Mrs. LaDu. Mrs. Reed reviewed The Indian in American Life. Devotions led by Mrs. Ives. social hour followed. next meeting at Mrs. Altha Remington’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Thomas Abrams
Third Avenue
Iran
Abrams
Fréd Stewart
Mary Lintner
Elizabeth LaDu
Arthur Reed
George Ives
Anna Rabie
Lintner
Mrs Gergory Honored At Postnuptial Shower
Mrs Frederick T Graf and Mrs Theodore Graf hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs John Gregory at the Graf home Broadway Waterlick. About thirty guests attended with white pompon bouquets and a bridal cake centerpiece. The honoree plans to join her husband in California where he serves in the USN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gregory
Frederick T. Graf
Theodore E.graf
Broadway
Watervlick
Usn.r
California
Wives Help Veterans Adjust to Home Life
A war wife recalls how quick talk about a husband’s experiences can hinder reentry. Patience and shared timelines ease the shift from separation to peace, restoring intimacy gradually rather than forcing instant candor.
Mrs Williamson guest speaker at Troy Home Ec Luncheon
Lucile Williamson of Cornell University College of Home Economics spoke at the Troy Woman's Club Home Economics Section luncheon. She described extension services for home makers and noted consumer committees aid in marketing and production issues amid war time. clothing and food problems were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile, Williamson
College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Troy Woman's Club, Inc
Williamson
Mabel Milhan
Renosselaer County Home Bureau
Jona J. Stancon
R. White
Qoney P. Smith
Patrol Rewards Extraordinary Leyte Island Trek Feat
Patrol from the First Cavalry Division on Leyte completed a 23 hour mountain trek under storms and swamp conditions to deliver supplies. Each man carried ten items as they navigated through Japanese-held terrain with guerrilla support and a lost guide believed to be Japanese sympathizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hutchinson
Leyte
Selt Artillery
Eisé
Grr
Saez Miguel
Sterriliss
Auide
Sterrillas
Usit
Tre Bu
Artilléreenen
Amelia Fine
Sgbung
Oneonta Paper Sold in Surprise Newspaper Move
A Oneonta newspaper changeover was announced Wednesday night by Fraters A Lee owner of the Star. The sale price and parties involved in the Oneonta independent newspaper are not disclosed in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Independent
James HL Ouaway
End
Fraters A Lee
The
Star
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Calvary Methodist Church
Latham
Frances Emily Kraiky
Fultonville
Schenectady
Henningson
Coast Guard
Peter Henningson
Wraantskill
River St
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Bissolee
Gallia
HEO
PTA
League
Sage Sale Aid Society
Emroanuvel Danish Lutheran Church
Christines
Mre
Christine Roberts
Northstar’ Circle
Danish ‘Brotherhood Heit
Pam
By Messler
RMI
Russell Sage
Loretta Groom
Jesse W. Bragal
Third Street
MT Sergt
Philip J. Casey
Marine Corps
Philip Casey
Idz Street
Wilie P. Casey
St. Mary’ S Church
Maternity Guild
Gertrude McAuley
Mor
Samuel McAuley
Tibbits Avenue
Ebasiman Kodak Co
Rochester
Jim
Lfé
Shell
Mrs. Williamson
Benefit Party
Michael's
Patrol
Leyte Island
Western Electric
Hendrick Hudsom
Troy, N
Benway
State Street
Albany, N.Y
Hudson Beauty Shop
Glenwood Ranges
OF and
Gas Alto
A. E. Soden & Co
RENAN
B'way
Devane’s
Devane
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