Sand Lake Bride in Troy Area Wedding
Miss Rute E Harriman daughter of Mev and Mrs Harold Harriman of Sand Lake wed Harry P Brown of Weer Sand Lake on a Saturday ceremony at Medicist Church Pars. The bride wore a white triage gown with Dutch style veil and carried a book. The couple will reside in Troy after a reception attended by about 100 guests from multiple cities. Banquet and meeting notes indicate postponed events at Annex Restaurant and Knights of Columbus.
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Rute E. Harriman
Shirley
Hery
Twist
Joar Waite
Troy
James E Allen
Navy
Charles Wilkins
Anger Link
Averill Park
Glen Connick
James Plat
West Sandhake
Ste
Iea B. Walber Vorell Cu
Funtor
Witras
Sases
Col Douguets
Albany
Bing? Hhamion
Boston
Charham
Watersford
New Lebanon
New York
West Sand Lane
Averill Parks
Ave Park High School
Troy Place
Teleschose Co
Mr. Brown
Armour Meat Packing Co
Roches
Anisa Mildred Purchak Weds Harold L Goulden in Mechanicville
Miss Anisa Mildred Purchak daughter of Sir and Mrs Andrew Purchax of Waterview married Harold L Goulden son of Mr and Mrs Linwood Goulden in Mechanicville on Sunday afternoon. Rev Joseph Hyson officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a powder blue suit and gardenia corsage. Best man was Samuel Luezkower of Troy and matron of honor Mrs Earl Setlen wore an American Beauty rose ensemble. Reception followed at the bride's home. the couple planned a New York wedding trip. Goulden is a mail carrier.
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Anisa Mildred Purchak
Andrew Purchax
Waterview
Harold L. Goulden
Linwood Goulden
North Mair
Mechanicville
Be Pauts +rettery
Joseph Hyson
Oride
Earl Setlen
Gardenias
Samuel Luezkower
Troy
Goulden Fats
New York Y
Goulden
Shirt Co
Lamp Shade Exhibit Presented by Home Bureau Unit
The Syeaway Unit of Rensselaer County Home Bureau met at Mrs. D. W. Bennett’s Pawling Avenue home. Mrs. James J. Sheedy chaired with reports by Mrs. Charles J. Renney and Mrs. William F. Luby. Mrs. Francis Walsh exhibited lampshades and gingham crafts and planned a class demonstration for members. Mrs. Joseph J. Smith, a health leader, announced a speaker from the Health Department would address the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeaway
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
DW. Bennett
Pawling Avenue
James J. Sheedy
Charles J. Renney
William F. Luby
Francis Walsh
Local Resident Elected Vice President at State Teachers College
Personal Miss Rose Monahan of this city has been elected vice president of the Newnan Club at the State Teachers College in Oneonta. Lieut. Bredly, former naval officer, is on duty. he earned a leave to visit his wife at the Marian Hospital. Mrs. Roy Whitwell, widow of MMO2e Roy Whitwell, resides at 651 First Street and has been at Leonard Hospital for a week. Whitwell is a Seabee and stationed in the South Pacific. Mrs. Whitwell is the former Elizabeth Ann Hackett of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Monahan
Newnan Cieb
State Teachers’ College
Oneonta
Bredly Ernes
Naval Denise
Isthier’ Polyecharday
Sa Maritan Hospital
Roy Whitwell
Roy
Roy Whi Resides At 651 Firth 2 Ist At the Leonard Hos
Mr. Whitwell
The
Seabees
South Pacific
Mrs. Whinwell
Elzabeth Ann Hackett
Troy
Thursday Club to Hear Papers on India
The Thursday Morning Club meets at 10:30 am with Mrs. Everett G. Ham presiding. Mrs. Joan W. Bewes presents "Delhi and the Seven Dead Capitals" and Chauncey W. Cook discusses "Many Indias: Land of Contrasts in Cultures." Mrs. Thurman Hull will offer readings from Asia December 1923.
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Cib
Asia
Miss Graham’s Marriage to Coxswain Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Terence E. Graer ham of 329 Ninth Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Graham to Coxswain 3/c Joseph A. Sharp, son of the late Sir and Mrs. Burton A Sharp. The ceremony was held in December. The bride, graduate of St Augustine’s School, attended Troy High School. Coxswain Sharp has been serving at the Armed Guard Center in New York.
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Miss Graham
Terence E. Graeham
Ninth Avenue
Gauchier
Mary Graham
Joseph A. Sharp
Burton A Sharp
Steaway
Cereus
Sa Augustine’s School
Troy High School
Coxswain
Snarp
Iend Ig
Armed Guard Center
New York
Local Birthday Party Held For Williard Dunn
Lester J Dunn of 14 Summit Street Conses hosted a birthday gathering for his son Williaor the bird. Guests included Joan Kopeza Veron Gloria Leddick Carol George James George Leo Lynch Stephen untian Bennie Pronczak Stan and Andrew Slivinski. Games followed by refreshments. A lecture was scheduled for Saturday evening at Exqma Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester J. Dunn
Summit Street
Rome
Williaor
Lester Dustn
Joan Kopeza
Veron
Gloria Leddick
Carol George
James George
Leo Lynch
Stephen Untian
Bennie Pronczak
Stan
Andrew Slivinski
May Ross Guild Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
May Ross Guild met Monday at the First Presbyterian Church vestry with Mrs Wa Lam Curley presiding. The collection supported foreign national and home missions. Reports were given by Mrs Robert Mo KRSOT secretary and Mrs Harry Betts. A discussion on a brief history of Presbyterians followed. Refreshments were served during social hour. Guests included Rev and Mrs Campbell Miss Marian Waterman and George Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderkeydes
Fam &. Overton
Morrigor
Church Group Fe etes Miss Cowee Birthday at Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church group met at Miss E Gertrude Cowee’s home to celebrate her birthday. Members sewed for Samaritan Hospital and folded gauze compresses, with reports presented and officers’ chairs announced. Refreshments followed a large birthday cake, hosted by Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. Edward Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaren
First Presbyterian Church
E Gertrude Cowee
Robert Campbell
Edward Wales
Merian Waterman
Henry W. Hudson
Women's Missionary Society
Pam
Frank C. Hughson
Loudonville
Harmonic Circle Holds Monthly Meeting at Aird Home
The Harmonic Circle met Tuesday night at Mrs. John Aird’s home for its monthly session. Miss Lappens presided while Miss Schuitz led the musical program with solos by Miss Kingsbury and piano by Mrs. La Plante, plus a reading by Miss Lappeus. The group closed with singing. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Aird with Miss Scriven as hostess.
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Harmonic Circle
John Aird
Lets Lappens
Ducitness
Florence Schuitz
La Salle Institute Plans Military Ball Tomorrow
The La Salle Institute Women’s Auxiliary announces a military ball tomorrow night at the Hendrick Hudson ballroom. Dane Hing will begin at 7:30 p.m. with Charlie Randall and his orchestra providing music.
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la Salle Institute Military Bell
la Salle Institute
Hendrick Hudson
Dane- Hing
Ty Charlie Randall
Church Women to Meet and Plan Red Cross Work
The Women’s Auxiliary of Saint John’s Episcopal Church meets today at 2 pm in the parish house with Mrs. L. Hoffman presiding. All-day sewing session for Red Cross and Samaritan Hospital, with Bundles for America and Britain, box lunch at noon. Also reports of engagement of Cecilia Sylvester to Joseph Denier. Bethesda Home Board of Managers to meet Monday at 3 pm. committees to be appointed.
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of . i. Jobn's Episcopal Church
Seth T
American Red Cross
Samaritan Hospital
Red Cross
America
Britain
Bethesda
Second Avenue
Henry C. Martin
Town News Briefs Include Tea For Emma Willard Alumni
Mrs Maxwell B. McDowell hosted a tea in Scarsdale honoring Emma Willard School alumnae and their daughters. Mrs Chester H. Beddow returned from New York visiting Prof. and Mrs Thomas R. Lawson, former Trojans, after a city trip.
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Chester H. Beddow
New York City
Thomas R. Lawson
Trojans
Speechless Tale of a Despoiled Estate and Avarice
A 1945 Hing Features Syndicate column recounts a Chicago inheritance dispute tied to the New Des did estate. It follows Mr. Alles's death and the legal and moral battles over his wealth, the role of Mr. Ickes, and the sustaining question of right and blame in a case marked by inheritance tensions and public scrutiny.
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Sve
Aven
Chicago
Ely
Initmcelf
Allee
Rok
Corporazion Os
Accent Aid
Soromers
Han
ohetHan
Desi
Hesiy
Cat Education Society
Helev
En Ha
Washington
Cain
New Mexico
Alles
Mr. Ickes
Allen
Hing
Waterford appoints Geiman to vacant high school post
Mrs Vaura Geiman appointed by Waterford Board of Education to fill vacancy caused by Miss Margaret Fortune’s resignation. Geiman, a Sagvansville native and graduate of Johnsville High School and New York State College for Teachers Albany, has taught mathematics in several high schools. She returns near husband in armed forces stationed in Georgia.
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Vaura
Geimman
Board of Education of
Waterford
Iefe
Margaret Fortune
Geiman
St. Johnsville
3. Johnsvil High School
New York State
Colnese
Albany
Adams
Coluou H Igh School
Georgia
Getman
Valley Falls
Sagvansville
Stainless steel hosiery forecast new steel stock
Tower president of the American Iron and Steel Institute predicts stainless steel hosiery may enter postwar markets. He notes some firms already produce stainless wire as a substitute for silk or nylon, with executives eyeing novel products such as steel stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller ‘Tower
American Iron and Steel Institute
Tawer
Political clash and crane of wartime end talks
The article reports on critics accusing the army of causing production losses through canceled contracts and factory closures. It notes political tensions with Republicans and Democrats, the House scene, and frustrations with misdirected priorities. A Northampton, Massachusetts fire incident is briefly mentioned, describing firefighters unable to spray water due to low pressure and the accidental use of snowballs to combat flames at the OH Smiths Agricultural School.
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Short
Hig
Stedents
Northampton
Mass
OH Smiths Agricultral
Cridental Landie S
Political Stage Continues With Focus on Subversion Fears
A Congressional committee warns against subversive activities that undermine the government and promote covert pressure. It stresses the need for vigilance against disinformation and illegitimate influences while preserving constitutional rights and legitimate petition campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
phaAmerican
Ciorgover
Americas
Committee of Congress
Daily Bus Riders Cry For Service And Schedules
A trove of letters from Troy residents complains about bus service in 1925. Riders in Cohoes and Troy report long waits, inconsistent schedules, and crowded cars. One writer urges earlier grills openings for daytime amusement, arguing coal use and banking can keep grills warm overnight.
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Tae
Troy Record
Soony
I Amusement
Kate Mickle
Troy
Meeting Omitted Due to Fuel Situation in Cohoes
Green Island Webster Bulley Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans will skip Monday night meeting at Cohoes G A R Hall because of fuel issues. The installation moved from that date to March 12. Green Island power plant revenues reach 342 722 reported to the Public Service Commission. Assembly approved a bill to free municipal power plants from state control and leave regulation to local authorities. Senate passage anticipated by Heras Magnuson sponsor from Chautauqua Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster-Bulley Auxiliary
No. A
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Cohoes G. AR. Hall
Accovter
Green Island
Public Service Commission
Assembly
Focal
Senate
Heras Magnuson
Chautauqua Republican
Grand Jury Hears Two Theft Cases in County Court
The grand jury heard evidence in two cases, with 419 witnesses’ certificates filed in the County Clerk’s office. The defendants are Robert Horr charged with grand larceny and Robert J. Amuhizan charged with state duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Horr
Robert J
Amuhizan
Ofdie
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Harry F. Brown
5Th Ave
FIRTH
Nortmap
Sephia
St Joseph Aspirin
Demand&t Joseph Aspiin
Acer
Home Bureau
Coats
Herbert
Hersert &Co
Fulton &T
India
Tastpone
Exqma Willard
Mary Bombard
Lena Bombard
South Pearl Street
George Ovigian
Seventh Avenue
St. John's Church
May Ross
la Salle
Rocco Sylvester
Mrs. Pettit
David Pettit
Berna- Gite Castle
Madison, Street
Lawrence Martin
John Collns
Anne ‘Wellington
Clsnews
Emma Willard Schiool
Maxwell BE. McDowell
Scarsdale
Libby Wealgent
Pearl Street
Robert Cozzens
Alen Germain
State Agriculture Department
Waterford-Halfmoon
Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Remmington
Waterford-Mechanicville Road
Percy Willetts
Wilson Terry
Mary Genren
Boy Scouts of America
Waterford Methodist Church
Parenis Nigat
Knicker
William G. Trigg
Clarence H. Trigg
Fifth Avenue
Capra Trigg
Panama District
Merry
Murwump
Fenes
Pulse of the People
Albia
Beman Park
Albany-Contregss Street
Cohoes
Sunset Court
Ferry Street
Lars
Lord & Tann
Lord & Tanh
Fulton Street
Eknitcraft
BLISS
Opan Thardder
Seturdey
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