Troy Couple Weds in St Peters Church Ceremony
Miss Regina Beaudoin daughter of Mary Beaudoin of 53 Jacob Street wed Edward W Ryan son of Mary A. Ryan of 10 Eighth Street at St Peters Church with Rev. Edward McManus officiating. Attendants wore gardenia corsages and the bride wore a fuchsia afternoon dress. The bride a Troy High School graduate now works in the Immigration Bureau in Albany. The groom was educated in Troy and employed by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Oride
Troy Bigh
Immigration Bureau
Albesy
Byam
Trey Rd
W City
College of 82 Rose faculty members visit New York
Personal Miss Marilyn EL Powers and Miss Ann M. Weder with Mrs. Reynold Doerer, all College of 82 Rose faculty, are spending a few days in New York. Miss Jane RL at New York State College of A culture takes a week with her parents. Dr and Mrs Clarente A Jordan and daughters Cerolann Jattee and Hethi¢en of Newport, Vt, visit Dr Jordan's parents in North Greenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn EL Powers
Ann’ M. Weder
Reynold Doerer
Faceny
College of 82
Rose
New York
Jane RL
New York State College of A Culture
Omar FL Southwell
Harnerville
Erbe
Western Avenue
Albany
Congress, Bereet
Firth Avenue
Clarente A. Jordan
Cerolann, Jattee
Hethi¢en
Newport
Wary E Purvis Club Elects Officers at Albany Meeting
The Macy E Purvis Club, O. A. at the home of Mrs. Faye Witsey in Albany named Apna Sta of Coeymans as president Elizabeth Harpe Green Island as vice president Bernes Albany as secretary Alice Nible Melrose as treasurer. Next meeting set for March 23 at Mrs Such Fisher Scotia with hostesses Louise Harvey Elizabeth Knipe Charles Elliot Edith Fochenstine Nible Anne McClure and Dorothy Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy E Purvis
Faye F Witsey
Albany
Jenusry
Louise Harvey
Jerry
Elizabeth Knipe
Greensland
Charles Elliot
Co Roas
Edith Fochenstite
Aft
Nible
Melrose
Anne McClure
Valley Fatts and Airs
Dorothy Poole
Watervites
Bacon Hill Couple Wed in Schenectady
Mrs Mesire Chamberlain and Evarett Tubbe of Bacon Hill were wed in Schenectady last Friday in a ceremony. Attendants included Mrs Leo Bellinger. The bride wore gold crepe with yellow corsage. matron of honor wore powder blue crepe with pink roses. A wedding supper followed at George Dean home. The couple will reside in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesire
Chamberlain
Evarett Tubbe
Baccon el
Schenectady
Leo Bellinger
Brr
George Dean
Bacon Hill
Town Visitor Returns David Morey to Debras Tex
About Town notes record David Morey brother of Afiss Anog A Morey returning to Deb ras Texas Tuesday after a short town visit. Also South Berritt Morrison Phelps son of Prof and Mrs Guy L. Phelps leaves Tuesday for Hot Springs Virginia to join Homestead Hotel staff. Maj and Mrs John Lloyd Smith and their son Kenneth visit Mejor Smith’s parents at Camp Crow dex Missouri while Dudley D B Smith of Wetervitet accompanies Mejor Smith who will report Monday for officer candidate school at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morey
Anog
A. Morey
Debras
Tex
South Berritt
Dudley BD. Smith
Wetervitet
Mejor Smith
Fort Monmouth
X. 3
Church Women Support Hospitals in Local Mission Work
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met to sew for Semerat an and Leonard Hospitals and to roll bandages for local hospitals. Mrs. Henry J. Eckert led the business session with reports from officers and committee chairs. Next meeting set for Tuesday at Miss E. Gertrude Cowee's home at 2:30 pm. The Thursday Morning Club continues with a program on Languages and Literature by Mrs. Vistor C. Jacobsen and readings on Rabindranath Tagore by Mrs. L Burton Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Societys
First Prestan
Semearitan Hospital
Leonard Hospital
Henry J. Eckert
E. Gertrude
Cowee
India
Thermesbalge
Woc
China
America
Ethel Ewing
L. B. Schneider
Paul Hemke
Misa Geneva Sayre
Albany club women attend New York federation meeting
iPresident of Business Group Misa Florence Buswell of Albany joined state leaders at the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting in New York. The weekend included an open house for state president Mrs. Sarah Sparks, a Roosevelt Hotel meeting led by Edith Gordon, and a leadership breakfast under Grace Gustafson and Caroline Slocum. Attendees also included ordination events for Father John Leo Jones and various guests from New Jersey and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Florence Buswell
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Albany
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
New York
Bis
Sarah Sparks
Park Avenue
Clara Ogilvie
State Magazine
Roosevelt Hotel
Edith Gordon
New York League
Irving Eves
State Assembly
Grace Gustafson
State Federation
Caroline Slocum
Alaskan Surprised By Paved Streets
Norman C. Russell a native Alaskan visiting Portland describes paved streets as surprising. He notes Avichorege has one paved site and praises the Alaska rail line from Seward to Fairbanks as a good road. He calls Matanuska valley a successful government relocation project now self supporting with a cooperative store.
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Portland
Ore
Norman C. Russell
R. C. Luckoy
Russell
Oi Busse
Alaske
Avichorege
Alaskeh Railread Company
Punsell
Seward
Fairbanks
Matanuska Valley
Washington Faces Shrinking War Spending Next Year
The 1946 budget aims for spending just under 590 million, with war-facility costs near completion and a drop in military outlays. Public service charges rise and demobilization costs grow while Maritime Commission spending falls as the war winds down. Non war outlays stay around six and a half billion, with taxes expected to hold steady. The deficit climbs toward an annual rate near 360 billion.
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Washington
Jeru L
Congress Anes
Roosevelt
Maritime Commission
Jamaicans Arrive in Springfield for Plant Work
About 159 Jamaicans arrived in Springfield by the Jamaica Jamaica labor mission and were housed at the Eastern States Exposition grounds. They wore straw hats over woolen caps and overcoats as they waited for assignment to war plants in the New England cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Gns
New England
Eastern States Exposition Fair Grounds
Leyte Water Buffalo Derby Debuts with 40 Peso Purse
In the Philippines Braj division notes Gen James L Bradleys 96th Deadeye Division staged the first Leyte Water Buffalo Derby. Winner “Sad Sack” ridden by Corp Edwin Sack Chicago paid 40 pesos with 20 cedtaves donated by doughboy racing fans. Six beasts were entered in the Water Derby Stakes. Day was cloudy and track muddy.
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Philippines
INS
Braj
James L. Bradley
Leyte
Corp
Edwin “Sande
Chicago
Doughboy Racing
Meat supply outlook for 1945 promises tighter stocks
National Livestock Producers Association chief Conway predicts drastic pork reductions in 1945 with about 43 million hogs slaughtered next year versus 63 million this year. Beef supplies remain uncertain but fewer cattle will be liquidated, and any war end unlikely to lift beef demand.
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Choates
United Pres
Stef
Chicago
Blm Conway
National Livestock Producer Association
Conway
Torm
Association
Corn “Belt
Central States
Montreal college in Montreal burns killing nun and student feared
Historic College in Montreal burned after two fre last night destroying a 250000 building. Rev Sister Ignatius, 18, feared dead in her retreat room on the top floor. 26 nuns and many students escaped from the four story stone building. Cause of the blaze undetermined. Snowfall set a January record in Buffalo with 46.7 inches this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
CN3
Marianopolis
Ignatius
Buffalo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wooster and Jacobsen Engagement Reported
Mr and Mrs George S Jacobsen of Delmar announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Jacobsen to Roy D Wooster Jr seaman 2/c in the Navy son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Wooster of Bronxville formerly Brunswick Hills Miss Jacobsen a Bethlehem Central High School and Pratt Institute student member of Delta Omega Upsiton sorority Wooster a Albany Academy graduate stationed at Sampson studying radio No wedding date set.
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Doris Hud Nall
Harry R. Huduall
Galveston
Tex
T/Sergi
Robert E. Ponder
E. Z. Ponder
133 Second Avenue
Eighth Air Force
England
Hudoali
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
University of Texas
Red Cross
Ponder
Lansingburg High School
Roy D. Wooster, Jr
Janice Jacobsen
Delmar
George S. Jacobsen
Navy
Roy D. Wooster
Bronxville
Brunswick Hills
Miss Jacobsen
Bethlehem Central High School
Pratt Institute
Delta Omega
Upsiton
Seaman Wooster
Albany Academy
Sampson
Auxiliary Steering Group Meeting Change at Ninth Presbyterian
Auxiliary Steering Group 2 of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ninth Presbyterian Church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Minnie C Stannard Fifth Avenue instead of at the home of Mrs Alexander White Syeway as originally planned. Mrs Robert Brown will be the assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Minnie C. Stannard
Toesifth Avenue
Alexander White
Syeaway
Robert Brown
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Betty Wheeler
Shirley Gottschalk
E. Purvis Club
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Thermodynamics
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Thomas Bearey
Agnes Searey
Mary Gentlemen
Margaret
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Mess
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Bend High School
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Buffalo Derby
Historic College
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Teller Nabisco
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