Area Girl Bride in Church Ceremony at Conception
Ming Dorothy Agnes Hibbard daughter of Be and Mig Henry of Wibbard Moosluk Walls and Nobert T Bablnskeon of Mi and Mra Thopis Bablawkl of Slontsburg wed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev John T Martin officiated with Miss Phyllis Waite organist. Bridesmaid was Julia Bubinsly and best man Raymond J Hbharg. The bride wore a satin gown with sweetheart neckline and bouffant skirt, carried a shower bouquet, and wore a Juliet cap with pink roses. Reception at the bride’s parents home on Elm Street. The newlyweds left for a Washington DC trip and will reside at Park Avenue Sustem. Mrs Bibinski is a graduate of Hoosick Falls High School and Oneonta State College, teaching previously at Sloalsburg and now at Autupunt Suffern Central District. Mr Bibinski is a Suffern High School graduate and was discharged after 22 months with the Tust Arms and the ETO, now a slipping clerk for Red Products Suffern.
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Ming Dorothy Agnes Hibbard
Mig Henry
Wibbard
Moosluk Walls
Nobert T Bablnskeon
Mra
Thopis Bablawkl
Slontsburg
Th Magilate Conception
John T Martin
Phyllis Waite
Julia Bubinsly
Raymond J Hbharg
Rcceserks Rey
I Park Avenue
Bibinski
Hoosick Falls High School
Oneonta State College
Sloalsburg
Autupunt Suffern Central District
Bainski
Suffern High School
Tust Arms
ETO
Red Products Suffern
Town Party List and Debut Social Happenings
Mrs James MW Donnelly and Mrs Ed mund Wallner join a party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Lloyd Jones on McClellin Street Schenectady. Debutante Barbara Cluett, daughter of Willham G Cluett of Palm Beach and Virginia Cluett of Hew Wit L 1, made her debut at a St Regis Hotel reception in New York.
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James MW Donnelly
Dorothy Donnelly
Edmund Wallner
John Lloyd Jones
McClellin Street
Schenectady
Barbara Cluett
Willham G Cluett
Palm Beach
Fla
Troy
Virginia Stvall Cluett
Hew
St Regis Hotel
New York
Christones Bryan to Hollywood for several weeks
Bryan of New York leaves by plane for Hollywood for a several weeks as Christmas holiday travel. He is accompanied by family members Vira Harry O Bryan and Wise T gham O Bryan of 401%4th Street Aft Bryan’s sister intends to join later, with Mr and Mrs Dowth in attendance.
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Boston
Girvin Cluett
Cluett
Cluetts
Vrs Cluetts
Buck Vising
C Healty
Captain Beatty
Colmi
J C Beatty
John Watters
Winte Plains
Watters
Richard Dulis
Christones
Bryan
New York
Cimer City
Cal
Parentis
Vira
Harry O Bryan
Wise T Gham O Bryan
4Th Street
Hollywood
Schenectady Girl Engaged to Moe Kaplan in Troy Wedding Plans
Rosa Lavin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lavin of Schenectady and Moe Kaplan son of Abu Kaplan of Ails City are engaged. Lavin a Not/ Tensee High School graduate works as a secretary in the ordnance department at General Electric Co in Schenectady. Kaplan served two years in the armed forces and is now with the Mr F Gald Co in Schenectady. No wedding date set.
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Mio
Joseph Lavin
Pirkwood Boulevard
Schenectady
Rosa Lavin
Moe Kaplan
Abu Kaplan
Ails Clly
Mas Ronalie Kaplan
Milas Lavin
Nott Tensee High School
Anthosewich- Wipht
Ordnance Department
General Electric Co
W Maplan
Armed Meds
Mr F Gald Co
Overseas Telephone Calls Set Record This Christmas
New York officials report a record number of long distance overseas calls handled on Christmas Eve and Day. AT&T said overseas calls rose 80 percent from 1940, with New York City leading major cities in total calls and Cincinnati showing 45 percent more calls than last year.
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New York
Uhs
American Telephone and Telegraph Ca
Churchill to Visit Czechoslovakia During Jan Trip
An official source says Winston Churchill has accepted an invitation to visit Czechoslovakia around mid January, to occur before or after a US trip. He plans to depart England in the middle of January and will discuss world affairs at Westminster College.
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Visi Czechoslovania League
Winston Churchill
Czechoslovakia
United States
Pame
Enland
Wostminster College
Fulton
WhitehallResidents Celebrate Holidays with Family Gatherings
Whitehall residents share holiday reunions with relatives and friends. Charles Empsiovy of First Avenue visits daughter Wis Charles Van Hagen of Lynbrook. Miss Margaret Leonard of the high school commercial department plans to spend holidays at home in Waterslet. Burke of the high school faculty departs for Florida to celebrate with parents Mrs Alina Kingsley and others. a Christmas party and luncheon were held with prizes for contestants, including Balu and Miss Anna Herbert. St Laurette Bloomdinehter of Wi and Mrs Theodore Belane of Potter Street observe honors as Nurse Corps members at Catnip Dix Separation Center. Lt. com previously served in the Waxy Nurse Corps. Edwood Lapka of Last Whitehill, son of Mr and Mrs Anton Lapka, honorably discharged after nearly nine years of service, receiving the Merionnheuer Service Medal, Combat Infantry Badge, Good Conduct Medal, and Victory Medal.
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Balu
Anna Herbert
Laurette
Bloomdinehter
Theodore Belane
Potter Street
Army Nurse Corps
Catnip Dix
Tieutensat
Fdwood Lapka
Last Whitehill
Anton Lapka
Army
James Dodiek Former Ring Champion Dies in Yonkers
James Dodiek a 47 year old former junior lightweight champion who fought as James Duiek died of a heart ailment yesterday in Yonkers after a savage Madison Square Garden era rivalry with Johnny Dundee. Dodiek earned fame for a whirlwind left and strong punching power. He is survived by his mother Nic Rebecca Dodiek three brothers Wax Lawrence Emmanuel and a sister Cthel.
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Yonkers
James Duiek
Jack Heynstein
Dosiek
Dodiek
Yonkers Hospital
Johnny Dundee
Savage
Madison Square Garden
Fenane
Nic Rebecca Dodiek
Wax Lawrence
Emmanuel
Submerged Nazi War Bonds Found Hidden in Offices
Officials describe how numbered bonds were seized from homes and offices of suspected underground runners. Receipts were logged as war securities, revealing a scheme to shield assets from persecution. The discovery highlights the risks faced by helpers and the reach of Nazi authorities.
Nursemaid Salmon Trials Sulfa Cure in Rivers
In Townsend Wash a nursemaid to thousands of baby salmon reports using sulfathiazole in feed at one part per 30 000 to curb disease and halt losses. Separate trials in Tequim Bay show dog salmon and humpbacks growing from about 2 to 8 inches in four months on a diet including beef organs yeast and gear.
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Tequim Bay
Confederate Bonds Make Dutch Treat
Confederacy bonds from the Civil War era rose to about 140 dollars as its government ceased to exist. The notes, alongside Russian bonds, were used during the German occupation of Holland by the Netherlands to aid workers, families, and underground resistors who hid or were executed, with loan receipts fueling the action.
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Holland
Netherlands
Jmen
Food trends shown in six month county report
Mrs Nollann Seefeld county agent for the state emergency food commission presents a six month report ending November 1980 on the canning program in Ronducluner County. Activities included weekly information centers, pressure cooker grape testing for 25 participants, demonstrations, soybeans exhibits, and a popular "Food for Beauty and Health" exhibit. Refresher nutrition lessons reached many groups including church women, home bureau units, and parent teacher organizations with topics on holiday meals and preserving food values through proper cooking and storage. The Brides cligs series was notably successful.
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Ronducluer County
Nollann Seefeld
Etate Amergency Food Commission
Seefeld
Vrs Seefeld
Nio
Nisses
Womens Thuich
Home Bureau
Lhe Brides Cligs
Promoted Robert W Pielhofer Receives Army Honor
Robert W Pielhofer was promoted to chief tech something in the Army Air Corps on his final day of service after terminal leave following a two year prisoner of war period in Germany He was captured in April 1943 when his B17 bomber was downed over Nazi territory Cipla Fienhofer 38 son of Charles C Bierhofer of 864 Second Avenue announced the promotion from Washington The event marks the end of his wartime service and return home
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Robert W Pielhofer
Cnchau
Army Air Corps
Germany
Wit
Washington
Cipla
Fienhofer
Charles C Bierhofer
Second Avenue
Naz Territory
Chickens Farmed Rise in 1845 Output
More chicken production reported for 1845 with 19,375,000 young birds from Agburn Ul WP Alabang farmers, marking an 8 percent increase over prior totals. Officials note sustained growth in poultry farming across the region.
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Alabang
1944 ruling leads to record shortfall noted
A 1944 ruling, referenced as 14319000, is cited with a shortfall of 18 percent against the 1043 record. Authorities assess the discrepancy and outline implications for the historical filing and future audits.
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claims Quick Relief
An advertises a home remedy mixing lemon juice with water and a few drops of a compound claiming to ease rheumatic pain within hours. It promises fast palate relief, cheap pricing, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from the company advertised.
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