Troy Couple Wed In Watervliet Nuptials At St Patrick’s
Mise Benirics Agnes Messier daughter of Dr and Mrs Gilbert A Clark of 308 Sixth Avenue and Gerald John DuPont son of Mrs Florence DuPont of 834 Third Avenue Watervliet were married Saturday at 10 pm in St Patrick's Church Cohess officiated by Adélard K. Bouchard. Attendants included Edward Wingert matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Ridney Lobdell and Mrs Joseph McDonough. Best man was Frank DuPont with ushers Roland Messier and Joseph McDonough. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace yoke a long train and orange blossom tiara. They planned a reception at Vandenberg Inn and a post nuptial incipient at Van Schalek Island Country Club. The couple will reside at 174 Second Avenue.
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Mise
Agnes Messier
Gilbert A. Clark
Sixth Avenue
Gerald John DuPont
Aog
Florence DuPont
Third Avenue
Watervliet
BM. Patrick's Chugeb
Cohess
Ray
Adélard K. Bouchard
Edward Wingert
Vandenburg Inn
van Schalek Island Country Club
Jas
Lansingburg High School
H. Gordon Anderson
Heatly High School
Sima College
Montgomery Ward & Co
New York
Washington
Richmond
Florida
Second Avenue
Directory plans set for Catholic Women's Service League
The Catholic Women's Service League outlines initial preparations for its annual Who's Who Directory at Hendrick Hudson. Mrs John J Keenan is named chairman with Mrs John J Hyland and Mrs Edward J Ryan as cochairman. Further talks and committee selections occur next Tuesday afternoon at a hotel.
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Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudson
John J. Keenan
John J. Hyland
League
Edward J. Ryan
Cochairman
Church Class Valentine Party at Bethesda Home
The King's Daughters' Class of Sixth Avenue Baptist Church hosted a Valentine party at Bethesda Home on Wednesday evening. Entertainment featured home members and duets by Mrs. Rowana Shoemaker and Mrs. Ann Shackford. The president, Mrs. Carolyn Lansing, presented a gift to the home. Valentines gifts were shared and refreshments served.
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King’s Daughters
Sixth Avenue
Carolyn Lansing
Home Board Elects Directress at Presbyterian Home Meeting
The Woman's Board of Managers of the Presbyterian Home Association elected Mrs Archibald Buchanan as first directress at Wednesday morning session held at the home Other officers chosen include Mrs Austin Buchanan as second directress Mrs Irving Horton as vice president and Mrs Earl Rae as secretary Reports were submitted by Mrs Horton and Mrs Roe Mrs James Bowman reported for the hospital fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Buchanan
Presbyterian Home Association
Austin Buchanan
Irving Horton
Wicre Uver
Earl. Rae
Horton
Roe
James Bowman
Hospital
Shower honors Mrs Mary Ann Johnson before wedding
A shower in honor of Mrs Mary Ann Johnson was hosted Thursday by her mother Mrs William H Johnson and her sister in law Mrs Willian H Johnson Jr at 1717 Tibbits Avenue. Vocal selections were by Mrs Theodore Fischetti. Refreshments featured a blue and yellow theme. Miss Johnson, who received many gifts, will wed George F E Mahdesian Friday at Sacred Heart Church.
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Mary Ann Johnson
William H. Johnson
Willian H. Johnson, Jr
Tibbits Avenue
Theodore Fischetti
Miss Johnson
George FE. Mahdesian
Sacred Heart Church
Take Placid International Attendance Report
Personal Mrz Sohn Heatey of 234 Fifth Avenue and Mrs Madeline Woods of Diamond Point arrange travel to Placid where 43 Internationals will attend. Mrs Bertha Colterx of 232 First Street has returned home to Kisang at St Mary Hospital.
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Mrz
Sohn Heatey
Fifth Avenue
Madeline Woods
Diamond Point
Jeff
Placid
Miert
Bertha Colterx
First Streat
Kisaang Aa Mnonss
St Mary’ Hospitat
Troy Teen Bride-To-Be Betrothed To Watervliet Man
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Leben tritt announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Betty Lebentritt to Vincent A Lamb son of Mr and Mrs Vincent G Lamb of Watervliet. Betty is a Catholic Central High School graduate and Albany Secretarial School alumna employed by Cluett Peabody traffic office. Vincent Vincntarian Institute alumnus and Navy veteran works for the Veterans Administration at Watervliet Arsenal. The wedding is planned for September. Mrs Harry R Herald hosted a bridge club gathering with prize winners Mrs Leonard Derrick Mrs John Ray and Mrs Helen Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lebentritt
Spring Avenue Road
Betty Lebentritt
Vincent A. Lamb
Vincent G. Lamb
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
Miss Lebentritt
Catholic Central High School
Albany Secretarial School
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Lamb
Vincentian Institute
Harry R. Herald
Griswold Avenue
Bridge Club
Leonard Derrick
John Ray
Helen Temple
Carnival Guests Depart for Dartmouth Winter Event
Miss Dorothy Blake daughter of Mrs Herbert C Blane leaves for Hanover N L to be guest of John Geary son of Mrs Georgianna Geary at Dartmouth College winter carnival. Geary serves as social chairman for Kappa Sigma fraternity. Weekend guest Mrs Writs E Merriman of Utica visits Mrs Earl F B Covert at Aver Park residence.
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Dorothy Blake
Herbert C. Blane
Hanover
N.L
John Geary
Georgianna C. Geary
Dartmouth Col Dese
Geary
Kappa Sigma
E. Merriman
Utica
Earl FB. Covert
Aver Park
Hoosick Falls Woman Announces Engagement
Mrs. Lillian Main of Hoosick Falls announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lucille Main to Clifford Eastman of North Bennington. Miss Main attended Hoosick Falls High School and works at Hoosick Falls Under garments Corp. Eastman, son of Mrs. Bessie Eastman, attended Arlington Central High School and served 18 months in the Navy. He is employed at Keough Bros. in North Bennington.
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Lillian Main
Hoosick Falls
Lucille Main
Clifford Eastman
Bessie Eastman
Bennington
Hoosick Falls High School
Hoosick Fails Undergarment Corp
Eastman
Arlington Central High School
Navy
Keough Bros
North Bennington
Miss Jackson To Speak On Sterling Silver
Miss Catherine Jackson of Albany will speak on the origin of sterling silver at the winter picnic hosted by the Valley Falls Woman's Club. The event Wednesday at 1 p.m. will be at Mrs. Caroline A. Snyder’s home in Melrose with Mrs. Helen Briggs presiding.
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Catherine Jackson
Albany
Woman's Club
Valley Falls
Caroline A. Snyder
Melrose
Miss Jackson
Texas
England
Shel
Africa
Helen Briggs
Valley Pst
Valentine
Mabel G. Lohnes
Family Night Dinner at Troy Club Honors Birthday Guest
The Troy Club hosted a Thursday family night with cocktails and dinner. Frank A. Richter was host for the evening as club employees presented a birthday cake to James P. Cornwell for his birthday anniversary, sharing it among the guests.
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Troy Club
Frank A. Richter
James P. Cornwell
Busy Bee Club Hosts Social at Mrs Wetha McHale Home
Mrs Wetha McHale of 466 Fifth Avenue entertained Busy Bee Club members at her home. Following business, a social hour was enjoyed. The next meeting will be at Mrs Rose Zorian 601 Pawling Avenue on Wednesday.
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Wetha McHale
Fifth Avenue
Busy Bee Club
Rose Zorian
Pawling Avenue
Garrish Anniversary Celebrates Sixty Years in Long Beach
Mr and Mrs Lyman Garrish of Long Beach California formerly of Troy celebrate the sixtieth wedding anniversary. Their sons attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Gogthaab Lodge meets after a testimonial luncheon for Christian Jensen past president and longtime member.
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Lyman Garrish
iLong Beach
Cal
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Godthaab Lodge
Boston editor offers candid view of postwar novels
Alle Dixon Bond of the Boston Herald addressed Troy's literary club at The Hendrick Hudson. She traced shifts in novels from 1900 to today, noting frankness and social critique, highlighted by pointed remarks on postwar fiction and the rise of face, color and creed themes.
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Alle Dixon Bond
The
Boston Herald
Lum Literary Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Anthony West
Baoks
Gentian Hill
Elizabeth Gouge
Daphne de Maurier
Richard Lewellyn
Cleveland Amory
Bond
Frank A. Miller
Interdenominational Day Service Slated in Johnsonville
Schaghticoke residents invite United Young People's Society of Schaghticoke to an interdenominational day worship service at Johnsonville Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Johnsonville youths extend the invite as a community event. A local family dinner honored Burt L. Hack with Harlow Bender among the out-of-town relatives from Schuylerville. Ten delegates from Schaghticoke will attend the Presbyterian Union dinner in Troy to hear Rev. Clifford E. Barbour of Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Armstrong
James Y. Bolster
Kaley
Schenectady
Johnsonville
United Young People's Society of
Harlow Bender
Schuylerville
Schaghticoke
Presbyterian Union
First Presbyterian Church
Troy
Presbyterian Church
Clifford E. Barbour
Second Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Round Lake Library Hall Hosts Woman's Social Evening
The Round Lake social gathering Tuesday at the Library Hall featured Mrs Harrison E. Goddard as literary and entertainment committee chair introducing Postmaster Richard S. Allen who spoke on Covered Bridges with color slides. A short hour of refreshments followed.
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Woman's Round Lake
Harrison E. Goddard
Richard S. Allen
Trury
Walter
M. Goddard
Toastmaster Appointed for Lincoln Day Dinner
Paul R B Jones named toastmaster for the Lincoln Day dinner of the Renascaler County Republican Committee to be held at the Hendrick Hudson on February 14. Congressman Dewey Short will speak, introduced by Dean P Taylor. The event features music and a restrained program. Reservations aim for 400. open to men and women.
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Paul RB. Jones
Ranaseiner County
Republican Committee
James M. Brebas
Hendrick Hudson
Dewey Short
Missouri
Aiong
Congress
Dean P. Taylor
General Committee
Jones
Union College
Albany Law School
Smith, Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
R.P.L
Troy Junior Chamber of Commerce
Renasclaer County Bar Association
Senate
Gilbert I. Seelye
Republican Club
Asat
Atty
Richard Bolton
Edward F. Livingstone
Lanzit Heads Temple Board in Troy New president named
Robert G. Lanzit named president of the Third Street Temple board. Officers elected include Joseph Levy as vice president Henry Rickman as secretary and Herbert August as treasurer. New three year terms assigned to Herbert August Harold Goodman and Joan Newell. Lanzit, former Trojan Maid Co. executive and Penn Wharton alumnus, urged unity for the temple's eighty fifth anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Lanzit
Third Street Temple
Joseph H. Levy
Henry E. Rickman
Herbert G. August
Herbert G. Auust
Harold H. Goodman
Joan K. Newell
Mr. Langit
Temple
Trojan Maid Co
Troy
Albany
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio State University
U. S. Army
Troys ‘Business and Professional Men’s Club
Area Personnel Association
American Psychological Association
Troy Council
New York State Commission Against Discrimination
Jewish Community Center
Lamit
Gibbons Pleads Guilty At Local Court
Leo T. Gibbons, 26, West Arlington, formerly of North Hoosick, pleaded guilty to breaking out of jail amid a Bennington County Court session. The event was part of a broader schedule for a community anniversary celebration led by Joseph B. Rosner. A special session covered a foods lesson and lunch, with Judge James S. Holden setting February 13 as the trial date.
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Gibbons
Leo T. Gibbons
Bennington
James S. Holden
Floyd Granjean
Wordenville Society Notes and Church Service Report
The Woman's Guild meets at Mrs. Mary Chapman's home Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mrs. Allen Sisson assists. Walter Agan visits his mother Mrs. Helen Agan and sister Mrs. Lynn Manchester in Letchworth Village. Rev. Meredith Wood leads the Church of the Holy Name service tomorrow at 10 a.m. The W.S.C.S. elected officers at Mrs. Jane Cockfair's meeting: President Mrs. Jane Gookfair, Vice President Mrs. Ira J. Wagar, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Lee, Secretary Miss Mae Wagar.
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Boyntonville
Melbourne
Armstrong
Woman's Guild
Mary Chapman
Allen Sisson
Walter Agan
Letchworth Village
Helen Agan
Lynn Manchester
Meredith Wood
Church of the Holy Name
W.S.C.S
Jane Cockfair
Jane Gookfair
Ira J. Wagar
Thomas Lee
Mae ‘Wagar
County Sells Stone Quarry For Dollar
Rensselaer County accepted a token one dollar from the Tibbits Estate to transfer title to a small stone quarry on the Troy Hoosick highway. The move clears title to adjacent land given to New York State for a potential roadside park and allows the state highway department to consider future park development. Holly berry abundance is noted as female trees produce berries only under proper weather.
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Rensselaer County
James N. Brahan
Tibbits
Troy= Hoosick
New York State
Tibbits Estate
County Highway Department
Troy-Hoosick Road
Smith, Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
Tibbits Eets
State Highway Department
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