Mothers Club Classes Sponsored by District Nursing Association
The District Nursing Association will start a new program called Mothers Club to teach expectant mothers about prenatal care, nutrition, and postnatal needs. Classes begin Wednesday at 2 pm at the Hium Building, with ongoing weekly sessions and free admission. Dr. cure and supervision will be part of the course.
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District Nursing Association
Instructive Distriet Nursing Association
Associaton
Hium
Charva
She
Prajout
Lhe Mathers
Palnin Pelrare Oliver
Hag
Troy
Watervliet Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
Sophie Spit daughter of Mrs Katherine Spink married Lott Kruszewski son of Mrugzeski at St Nicholas Church Watervliet. Maid of honor Alisa Minar. bridesmaids Telua Kruszer Ju. Banquet and reception at Jupin's Tavern. After reception, couple to New York. Bride attended Watervliet High School and later served in the Army with the Ordnance Department in the Pacific.
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Sophie Spit
Katherine Spink
Anwertte
Witervliet
Lott Kruvzesi
Maren Mrugzeski
Tray-Sehenectady
St. Nicholas’ Crurel
Watervliet
Welll
Andrew Chyaltua
Alisa Iva Minar Wie
Misa Telua Kruszer Ju
John Krusaeski
Ales Spiak
ATOM
Jupin's Tavern
Dia
Army Ai
Ordnance Department
Pacifec
Future Bride Foted at Party
Mis Ively Narvik of Athany Schenesetaty Road attended a surprise party for her upcoming wedding to Lawrence G. Riley on Feb 9. A blue and white themed reception featured a center piece and guests from Brooklyn, Buss Greenbueh, Meninds and Watervine.
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Mis
Ively Narvik
Athany
Schenesetaty
Misa
Mildred Tg Mosvik
Duah
Lawrence G. Riley
Tev Clpfenk
Army Girl
Brooklyn
Buss Greenbueh
Meninds
Water— Vine
Miss Morgan Weds in Christmas Day Ceremony
Miss Mary Louise Morgan daughter of Hugh J. Morgan married Cpl Rena AL Paisley U S H C son of Mr and Mrs Charles Paisley at St Augustine's Church. Rev Shoman Kelley officiated as several relatives served as attendants and a reception followed at Dining Hall. The couple planned a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
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Mary Louise Morgan
Hugh J. Morgan
Eixth Avenue
Cpl
Rena AL Paisley
U.S. H.C
Mya
Charles Pailley
Ld Bridge Avenue
Cohoed
Waa
St Augwsting's
Chirch
Shoman Kelley
Mise
Margaret Ann Morgan
Anna Mae Hope
Coxla Glenn
Millard Habet
Moucie Pauley
John B. Morgan
Snide
Paul
Maree Pulley
Mise Diane Evertsen
Donald Evertsen
Mae
Dinin Hall
Paisley
Catholic Central High School
Sales Board
Cluetl, Peabody & Co, Inc
Pittffeld High School
Pittsfeld
Mass
Mre Paliey
Groy
Oscar
Thurot
St. John's
Con
Armand Laurin
Armande
Clair Laurin
Lapramve
Cas
Bowling League Banquet Honors First-Half Winners
The Oliver Creabyterian Bowling Langue fete honored the first half champions, led by George Panbory and teammates Mia, Ann Danbury, Harold Diaffin, Mrs. Susie La Dien, and Miss Multh Garner. Entertainment featured the Shriver Sisters with music, plus community singing. A windup guest list and monologues by Miss May Bass capped the evening. a short meeting followed with supper Thursday, February 7.
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Oliver
Sulus
Rov
Eugene Cunninglyan
Hyp Danbiyy
Don Fatricius
Byrdice Danbity
Ruth Fortune
Mary Lou Cunningham
Ann Bante
Betty Pabneius
Helen Abrams
May Bass
Whitening
Miss Snow to Be February Bride
Miss Marjorie Annie Snow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Snow, will marry William L. Manning of Mrs. Gettrude Manning and the late Peter M. Manning. The ceremony, set for 3 p.m. at St. Augustine's Church, is noted after her recent Navy discharge of 35 months service. Both will work at Behr Manning Gap.
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James Snow
Marjorie Annie Snow
William L. Manning
Gettrude Manning
Peter M. Manning
Tuyalls Avene
St. Augustine's Chucoh
Navy
Ue Behr-Manning Gap
Town Notables Visit After Event in New York
Lt Col Leonard Ager Jr and Mia Vincent Hartigan, formerly of Troy, spend a few days in Kottyn at The Hendrick Indian Visitor. Mrs Emily Towbridge returns home to Caldwell after weeks visiting son and daughter in law amid town chatter about arrivals and departures.
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Kottyn
New York
Nare
Mig
Leonard A. Ager, Jr
Mia Vincent A. Hartigan
Chaves W. Kyenr
Troy
Hendrick Indian
Emily
Cauldwell
Suspect of Backaches Orgy ERGNE UP HEM
Fragmentary OCR text mentions backaches headaches and burning pain with dubious product names like Doan's for relief. The readable bits blend nonsensical phrases with alleged medical cures and directions, lacking coherent facts or identifiable people, places, or organizations.
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Dan
Engaged Cecilia M. Ryan to Raymond J. Mareil
Mr and Mrs Pattlee Ryan of 51 Fifth Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Cecilia M. Ryan to Raymond J. Mareil son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mareil of 5 Cangess Street Cohoes. Cecilia attended Troy High School and works at a cleaners. Mareil attended St Joseph's School in Cohoes and served ten and a half years in the Army. He now works at Stanton's Brewery. No date set for the wedding.
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Pattlee Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Cecilia M. Ryan
Raymond J. Mareil
Edward Maveil
Cangesss Steet
Cohoes
Misa Ryan
Troy High School
Dore Cleaners
Commo- Mi
Maral
St. Joseph’s School
Cohors
Eatly
C.K. Campman
Rth Street
Nellie Marion Lamphain
Bruce B. Osterhout
Second Avenue
Ernest Kalsky
Osterhout
Area Residents Take Vows
Area residents report weddings and farewells in varied local events. Mise Alice Bkinco married Anthony Stalioria tis at Church of the Asshmplion with Rev. Serena Aurigem mae officiating and a gown of white satin. Guests included Mrs Ida Stationiats as matron of honor and George Staltoriatis as best man. A reception followed and a wedding trip to New York City is planned. Additionally Margaret Collins of the Children’s Service Bureau was honored at a Sunset Inn farewell before moving to Washington County Public Welfare. Also announced was the marriage of Paya Smith to Mady Wischer with ceremony January 25 and winter residence in Fiordy.
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Mise Alice Bkinco
Aid Mes. Daimimich Liberlino
Fifth Avenue
Muchamevillé
Anthony Stalioriatis
Round Lee Avenue
Mechameville
Serena Aurigemmae
Ida Stationiats
Sliliociatis Taft
New York City
Travel Prorest
Mass Margaret Collins
Children's Service Bureau
Rensselacy County
Ratnien
Stiles Smith
Hoosick Falls
Misa Paya Smith
Mady Wischer
New York
Fiordy
Virginia Rush Betrothed to Gerald Wegner in February
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Rusti announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Hugh to Gerald J. Wegner of Brooklyn. The couple plans a February 23 wedding at St Patrick's Church. Virginia works in the traffic department of New Year Telephone Co. Wegner recently discharged from four years in the Navy and now with American Locomotive Co. in Schenectady.
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Michael F. Rusti
Grace Court
Ivar Thige
Virginia Hugh
Gerald J. Wegner
George Wegner
Mr. Wegner
Brooklyn
St. Patrick's Church
New Year Telephone Co
James Whalen
Bond Street
Troy
Navy
Ieatens
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Betsy Ross Scouts Plan Creamery Tour Tomorrow
Betsy Ross Gal troop to tour the Lola City Creamery tomorrow morning. They will meet at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 1 am and travel with Mrs Clayton, Coons, assistant troop leader. At a Woop meeting Tuesday plans were made for a Valentine party Thursday evening Feb MW at the Church. Sally Ann Heer appointed troop ser vice for Febuary and Francwine Lonagan named jiminy gainers representative. Next meeting Tuesday afternoon with Shirley Rings and Rita Myers in charge.
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Betsy Ross Gal Soal
Lola City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mardi Gras Service League Event Plans Meeting
The Catholic Women's Service League of Hendrick Hudson hosts a Mardi Gras event on March 4 and called a meeting today at 8 pm at the hotel to plan the affair. Mrs. John J. Givney is vice chairman and Mrs. James L. Cronin is publicity chairman. Miss Carol Ann Thibadean o attended a recent Green Island party. The party featured pink and blue decorations, two birthday cakes, chimes, and prizes for Marilyn Ale Loretta Crum Eleanor Philodeau with 12 guests present.
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Mtd. Waar
Garey
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudson
Maroh
Cuncy
John J. Givney
Mrn
James L. Cronin
Carol Ann Thibadean O
Kleen
Green Island
Marylin
Loretta Crum
Eleanor Philodeau
Personal notes from a busy social column
Personal mig Hazel B Wilcomb spends weeks in Hendenton and Minn Fla. Petty Officer 2a Rayment and Kel ingle visit his mother Mia Mand Keller of 2 Cooper Ave. Miss Virginia Abball hosts guest Miva Muriol Powinasinnd from Syracuse. Mira Mary A Waiker plans operation at Baker Memories of the Maganehi gels General Hospital. Twalyn and Mrs Branley Vy Gorwalnik’s parents visit Mrs Arthur J Sister of the Snyder’s Take Road. Ensign Goreelnik departs for Ban Pouro Cal for station duty.
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Mig
Hazel B. Wilcomb
Florence Place
Hrndenton
Minn
Fla
Rayment iKelingle
Turlough
Mia
Mand Keller
Cooper Avenue
Virginia Abball
Pondview Partners
Miva Muriol Powinasinnd
Syracuee
Mira Mary A. Waiker
Avenus
Baker
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage of Julia DuJack
Miss Julia DuJack to wed Pat Rize son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mirra of 89 Tloosick Street in a March 3 ceremony at Holy Trinity Church. Dual nuptials include Miss Helen DuJack marrying William Breeque of Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Mra
Joseph Dink
Fouplt Street
Julia DuJack
Ip Pat Rize
Joseph Mirra
Tloosick Street
Tray High School
Toray
Belu-Manuing Corp
la Salle Institute
Dewey Proposes Larger Mental Hygiene Fund Increase
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged the legislature to spend an additional 70 million dollars on mental hygiene next fiscal year. He called for 81 million for institutional improvements and 8.9 million for current operation, pushing annual costs to over 55.7 million and arguing for expanded facilities and staffing to combat the social costs of mental illness. He said hospital and institution expansions would allow filling thousands of vacant posts and proposed an annual per capita feed of 140 dollars, raising state costs by 2.8 million.
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Thomas
Dewey
Dictaim
Rent Director Calls for Housing to Ease Veteran Shortage
OPA rent director urges rapid construction of new homes to relieve acute housing shortage forcing veterans onto streets or into crowded camps. He stresses rent controls on new housing to protect tenants from high bids and ensure families can cover essentials while materials become available.
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Opa
Mr. Riley
Woodland owners unveil new type woodcutting apparatus
Urbano II announces a new wood cutting device tested by the University of Ite Nols College of Aprinibas. Designed for southern pine regions, the tool optimizes ground clearance and traction. It features welded iron mounts, two ribbed wheels, and a six hose grappling engine. It can operate vertically or horizontally to feed logs into a chainsaw.
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Urbano
University of Ite Nols College of
Aprinibas
Que Min
Forte Veleta Thanamic
Sixhoses
Homma Tried to Better Prison Camp O'Donnell Command Change
Defense witness Col. Motlya Wada testified at the War Crimes Commission that General Homma sought to improve prisoner conditions at Camp O'Donnell by changing command. Wada said Homma favored transferring American prisoners to Japan, citing harsh conditions and disease. He described the plan as part of a seven point program for governing the island, including limited Japanese supervision and respect for local customs.
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Malla
Muyabari Homma
O'Donnell
Motlya Wada
Taponege
Phi
Homma
Piiion Wamp
Woda
Japan
Warda
Canaries
Bank of Colonel
Klghor
Movin
L Kaw
Alrea
Wada
Apmen
He Island
Philippines
Fragmented OCR item on wartime policy and individuals
The readable text mentions an immediate top order and allegiances, names like Liebenite and Galen, and acts of governance or crime connected to nations and Japan. It is incomplete and unclear, but suggests a wartime or political dispute context with alleged wrongdoing.
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Auto Insurance
Arthur F Bliss
Chas, Berger, Inc
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Bowling League
Miss Snow
Barbara Ano Purilticatoa
Ralph A. Purificale
Lod Avenue
Syeaway
Enice
Dennis Romano
Grace Ann Gorham
Cecila M. Ilyan
Miss Tuema D' Hack
Mist
Frank Vumbaco
Seventh Avenue
Kase Mary Vumbaco
Stephen Murrisky
Barbara Murrisky
Fourth Street
Virginia Rush
Betsy Ross
Miss DuJack
Rudolph
Valentine
Sant
Baby
Coh Sas Sauiata
Third Street
Nouliila
Avon
Allona
Galen
Wullty
Lodge
Kom. Sloomers
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