Church Group Hosts Christmas Party at Memorial House
The Women of St Peters Episcopal Church held a Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at the Marthe Memorial House on Third Street. Proceeds totaled 150 dollars to support weekly home visits by the group. Members of the Sunday School and other parish figures attended in festive attire, with donations and donations to aid ongoing church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Memorial House
Third Street
St Petet's Episcopal Church
Moon
Sucdsy School
June Ly Im “Aitees Snyder
Marioie Bremner
Sally Ana Nortis
Dean Parsons
Funesses
Trebe
Delta
Robbie Wre
James
Meader
Bexrer
Mizs
Eoere Warres
ST. Paly’s
Eugene Warren
St Paul's Church
Sally Ann Norris
Marjorie Brennan
D A R Plans Yule Party in December Meeting
The D A R chapter hosts a Christmas party with Regent Mrs. Yo presiding at 2 39 pm. Guests include Mrs Waktes Th Leases and Mrs Don Welch chairs a social program with hostesses listed. The evening features a carol sing and a talk titled Interest to Women by Mes. Her topic and party details are provided to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schuyler Chegter
Don Welch
Stillmens
Charles Vanderpool
F. Demers
Robert van Deusen
Jessie Wheeler
Mothers' Club Plans Children's Party at St Paul the Apostle
The Mothers' Club of St Paul the Apostle School hosts a children's party this afternoon in the school hall chaired by Mrs William J Conwey with Mrs Rephaea Lambers as cochair. Other committee members attend as organizers and prize hosts. The prior Christmas party, chaired by Mrs John FitzGerald, featured high score prizes, Santa Claus, a decorated Yule room and a Christmas tree with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Club
St Paul
aApostle’s School
Wiliam J. Conwey
Rephaea. Lambers Cochairman
Thomes A. McNemes
Joseph FP
Conroy
Mirs
Jake F. Conroy
John L. Bieming
James F. Marshy
William F Ogden
Joseph A. He
D. Campana
John Fitzgershd
Sante Claus
Credit Women Enjoy Christmas Party in Troy
The Troy Credity Women’s Breakfast Club held its monthly meeting in Cellahan’s private dining room with president Miss Clara Butcher presiding. After the session, members enjoyed a Christmas party and refreshments.
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Credit
Credity Women's Breakfast Club of
Troy
Cellahan's
Clara Butcher
Mem
TownNews: Club Tea and Houseguest Arrivals Highlight Season
Mrs Firostar Powers Clinton and Miss Mary Louise Cole arrive from Dayton and Troy as guests of local families in Scarsdale Town. The Faculty Club of Russell Sego College held its annual Christmas tea in the German Lounge with the Natural Science and Mathematics sign ins. Vida Gegenhemer chaired the organizing committee. The group also hosted a Christmas party at Mrs Elsie Quinlan’s home with grab bag gifts and secret pall generosity as the holidays approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firostar Powers Clinton
Mary Louise Cole
Dayton
Ber Qyoiber
James V. Coffey
Wittean
Scarsdale
Troy
W. D. Coleman
Russel Sege College
Sign of Natural Science and Mathematics
Hogis
Samuel Hil
Laura M. Lundin
Hazel King
Florence Taylor
Vida Gegenhemer
Bers
Elsie Quinlan
Brooklyn Church Wedding of Mildred Munsen and Tort Simbers
Miss Mildred Munsen daughter of Mrs Sophie Munsen of Brooklyn and Lieut Tort Simbers formerly of Hoosick were married December 3 at the Fourth Avenue Norwegian Lutheran Church in Brooklyn by Rev Arne Undigen. Attendants Mrs Su Briney and Paul Moseley wore colorful outfits. reception followed at the bride’s mother's home with about twenty guests. The couple planned a wedding trip to Lake Placid and will reside in Philadelphia where the groom will attend naval school. The second item notes Beth Israel Temple Sisterhood electing officers and observing Chanukah with readings songs and a brief Rabbinic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Munsen
Sophie Munsen
Brooklyn
Tort Simbers
Hoosick, W
Avene Norwegian Lutheran Church
Arne Undigen
Sfrs
Su. Briney
Paul Moseley
Wesc Hoozich
Philadelphia
Lindeberg
Beth Israel Temple
R. D. Cohen
William Lurie
Mudh
Cohen
Samuel Berg
Benjamin Abramson
Biss
Sam Mike
Noermen Solomon
Joy Community Hebrew School
Paphel
I. J. Teich
Rabi Isaac J. Teicher
Vah
Guild Holds Christmas Party in Lansingburg Chapel
The Guild of the First Church in Lansingburg hosted a Christmas party Tuesday in the chapel. Hostesses Miss Katherine Gray and Miss Lottie Shepherd organized the event. A business session followed dinner, and a Christmas tree was featured. The group sang Christmas carols together.
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Guild
Neid Tues
friChurch
Lansingburg
Katherine Gray
Sliss Lottie Shepherd
Local Couple Married at Saint Anselm’s Church
Miss Lucy Mirco daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Mirco of Hoosick Road and Pie Peter Chiefari son of Mr and Mrs Chiefari of Hagermans Avenue were married recently at Saint Anselm’s Church The ceremony was conducted by Rev Anselm Sannigia Miss Anserta Koox presided at the organ Frank Milanese sang solo Miss Phyllis Mirco served as maid of honor Joseph Chiefari was best man The bride wore a duchess satin gown with a feathered veil and carried satin prayer book and bouquet Guests included out of town visitors from Port Washington A dinner and reception followed and the couple will reside with the groom in the near future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Mirco
Anthony Mirco
Hoosick Road
Peter
Chiefari
Afe
Peter Chiefari
Hagermans Atepue
Aecheny
Anselm Sannigia
Anserta Koox
Frank Milanese
Phyllis Mirco
Joseph Chiefari
Noble
Army Air Corns
Mra Chitfari
Joh Manso
Nellig Manso
Neene Sucilsay
Angel Manso
Port Washington
Ballston Spa Couple United in Marriage
Miss Sarhara M. Whinnery of Ballston Lake married George L. Relyea of Ballston Spa in a double wedding ceremony on December 2. The groom is a Ballston Spa High School graduate now farming, and the bride attended Waterford High School and works in Schenectady. The couple will reside in Ballston Spa after a wedding trip to Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarhara
MM. Whinnery
Joseph
WL. Whinnery
Ballston Lake
George L. Relyea
Henry Relyen
Balston Spa
Ballston Spa
Andrews
Schenectady
Richard
Alibany
Massachusetts
Waterford High School
Winne & Meain
Relyea
Ballston Spe High School
Ballston. Spa
United IN Marriage—Corp
Sirs
John L. Cann
Taborton
Elsie Dobert
George Dobert
Teborton
Corporal Cann
Leonard Cann
Averill Park
Averill Park Central High School
Brunswick Home Bureau Christmas Party Planned at Grace Church
The Brunswick Home Bureau will hold a Christmas party at Grace Methodist Church with Mrs. J Harold Hirs head of the committee assisted by Mrs. A O VanDervert and Mrs Harry Vincent. Decorations by Mrs Ralph Austin feature bags and mittens exhibit led by Mrs Walter Dock and Mrs E R Clifton. Mrs Richard Holden hosted a recent cooking demonstration with sandwiches and tea. An engagement is announced between Miss Anna Marks of Schenectady and Milton Sam Dunn of this city. Miss Marks is a Mont Pleasant High School and General Electric employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Home Bureau
Ihc
Mondzy
Grace Methodist Church
J. Harold Hirs
A O. VanDervert
Harry Vincent
Ralph Austin
Walter Dock
E.R Clifton
Richard Holden
Isaac Marks
Schenectady
Anna Barks
Milton Samus Dunn
Morris Dunn
Miss Marks
Mont Pleasant High School
Industrial Central
General Electric Co
Duan
Nursing School to Honor Principal at Farewell Tea
A farewell tea honors Mrs Beatrice C Kinney principal of the School of Nursing at Samaritan Hospital. She resigns to join the State Department of Education. Guests include hospital board, Board of Women Managers, staff and alumnae. Receiving will be Norton Freer Kinney and Warren. tea table presiders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice C. Kinney
The
Samaritan Hospital
Kinney
State Department of Education
Hospital
Board of Women Managers
Hospital Staf
Alumnae Association
Gertrude S$. Norton
Tthe Board of Women Managers
William B. Freer
School of Nursing
Walter Phelps Warren
I It
William H Jarvis to Relocate to Sampson Naval Station
Personal notice states William H Jarvis of 2505 Fifteenth Street will leave for the Sampson Naval Training Station to reside with his son and daughter. It mentions his wife Mrs Louis H St. Amand Ferns and notes a 10 feet high fern once grew in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jarvis
Fifteenth Street
Rare i
Sampson Naval Training Station
Indow
Radio Electrician
Louis II
St. Amand
Kansas
Hoosick Falls Couple Wed in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Clara Stuka daughter of Andrew Stuka and the late Rose Sinks wed Stet Sergi at Sacred Heart in Hoosick Falls The bride in powder blue with white roses and her sister Lor etta DiXivola in mint green attended Also present Flora Pettibone and Sir Arthur Marie Jr The couple planned a wedding trip and the bride is employed by Noble and Wood Mach Co Sergi joined the Marines in October 19 and served two and a half years in the Pacific earning a unit citation He will report to Quantico after a 30 day leave
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Clara Stuka
Andrew Stuka
Hoosick Falls
Rose Sinks
Stet Sergi
Flora Pettibone
Daniel Pettibone
North Adams
Gay
James P. Ambrosa
Loretta DiXicela
Pittsheld
Arthur Marie, Jr
Noble and Wood Machine Co
Hoogiek Falta
Sergio Pertihone
Pacific Zone
Quantica
Velmar Honsinger Weds Serge Marcus at St Marys Church
The marriage of Velmar Honsinger of 26T Church Street to Serge John F. Marcus of 2119 Seventh Avenue was announced by Alma Honsinger. Officiating was Rev. Edward O Malley at St Marys Church. Attendants were Mrs Arthur Honsinger and James Trasnan. The couple planned a reception and a Florida honeymoon, Marcus stationed at Bartow Army Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Honsinger
Velmar, Honsinger
Church Street
Serge John F. Marcus
John Maren
Seventh Avenue
St Mary's Church
Edward O'Malley
Arthur Honsinger
James Trasnan
Troy High School
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Marcus
Catholic Central High School
Todo
Florida
Bartow Army Air Base
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Yule Party
Mothers’ Club
BATH
Devane
Fulton ST
Robert S. Desnoyers
Hazel Ceccoiti
Northside
Coliees
Desnoyers
Ruth Pilling
E. T. Pilling
Gloversville
Erbert’s
Ace
Melton
HersBert & Co
Trey Girl
Glenwood Ranges
Dottie
A.E. Soden & Co
Keenan
B'way
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