Albany Girl Weds in Cambridge Home Ceremony
Miss F Louise Donaldson became the bride Sunday afternoon to Harry Hoard of Cambridge in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s brother in law George Sherwood’s home 25 Oakwood Street Albany. Rev Earl Ledden officiated. The couple will reside in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Louise Donaldson
Harry 8S
Hoard
Cambridge
George C. Sherwood
Oakwood Street
Albany
Earl W. Ledden
D.D
G. Gordon Kingsley
Hoston
Navy
Joanne van Wie Holmes
Sayville
L. I
DeWitt Clinton
Sherwood
A. Stuart Holmes
Joanne Holmes
Sayville, L. 1
Fayette E. Wright
Oneonta
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Oakwood Presbyterian Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Oakwood Presbyterian Church is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Harold French 175 Oakwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Oakwood Presbyterian Church
Harold French
Oakwood Avenue
Bride Nancy Squires Weds J A Gannon
Nancy Squires daughter of John N Squires of Saratoga Springs married Joseph Andrew Gannon son of Mrs Gertrude Gannon of Johnsonville. The ceremony was at 9 a m at St Pe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha
Nancy Murtin Squires
John N. Squires
Saratoga Springs
Joseph Andrew Gannon
Gertrude Gannon
Johnsonville
St. Pe
Wedding Bells For Miss Skellis And Edward J McMahon
Miss Elizabeth Skellis of Toledo Ohio served as maid of honor and Edward J McMahon of Johnsonville was best man at the ceremony at St Teres Church in Stillwater officiated by Rev Lawrence P Kelly. The bride works for General Electric in Schenectady and the bridegroom is in the assistant treasurer's office at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. They left for a wedding trip to an announced destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter's
Stillwater
Lawrence P. Kelly
Elizabeth Skellis
Toledo
Edward J. McMahon
Johnsonville
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Gannon
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Two Trojan Brides Marry in New Jersey Ceremonies
Miss Patricia Layton daughter of Mr and Mrs Halsted Layton of Georgetown Delaware wed Lieut Wesley Howard Thompson at the Cathedral of the Air naval air station Lakehurst New Jersey. The couple will reside in Beachwood New Jersey. The bride attended Foxhollow School Lenox Mass and Smith College. The groom is a former attorney in the New York Tax Department. Frank Volks announces the marriage of his sister Miss Mary Alice Works to William B Watson of this city. The ceremony was February 21 at St Marys Church with Rev Edward L O Malley officiating. Attendants were Mrs Edmund B M Lillibridge and Harold Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Layton
Halsted Patterson Layton
Georgetown
Del
J.z
Wesley Howard Thompson
A.S.N. R
Paul Compton Thompson
Thompson
Lakehurst
N. J
Law Bureau
New York State Tax Department
Officers' Club
Beachwood
Foxhollow School
Lenox
Mass
Smith College
Lieutenant Thompson
Albany Law School
Union College
Frank Volks
Hill Street
Mary Alice
Willam B. Watson
St Mary's Church
Edward L. O'Malley
Edmund BM. Lillibridge
Harold Watson
Local Inductees Prepare For Service As Duty Calls
Personal Ralph Barringer of Wynantskill is among inductees leaving Friday for armed forces. Mrs Helen Dolan, city welfare worker, improves after operation at Troy Hospital. Donald T Allard seaman 2c returns from overseas duty and spends seven days with his mother Mrs Grace Allard. Chief Petty Officer and Mrs Charles S McAllister and Mrs Edward Smith of Tannersville were guests of Mrs Caroline Snyder of Melrose. McAllister, a Seabee, recently returned from the Solomons with malaria and is under treatment at a Rhode Island Navy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barringer
Wynantskill
Helen Dolan
Troy Hospital
Donald T. Allard
Grace Allard
Third Street
Charles S. McAllister
Edward Smith
Tannersville
Caroline Snyder
Melrose
McAllister
The
Seabees
Solomons
Rhode Island Navy Hospital
Chapter Plans Event for Emma Wichard Alumnae Luncheon
The Troy Chapter of the Emma Wichard Alumnae Association arranged an annual luncheon in Sage Hall at 3 30 p.m. on Saturday with Miss Gertrude S Norton presiding in the president's absence. Members heard reports from officers and announced new members including Muriel Eldon Jean Campbell and Patricia Johnston.
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Troy
Emma Willard Alumnae Association
Gilbert Richmond
Barbara Clifton
Helene Bussey
Emily Dorson
Patricia Johnston
Emma
Nancy Deal
David Howells
Muriel Eldon
Jean Campbell
Julia Stowell Carroll
Clemewell Lay
L. Burton Schneider
Virginia Burk Engaged to Stewart Varn of Fort Meade Fla
Former Troy resident Miss Virginia Bardsley Burk is engaged to Stewart W. Varn son of Mr and Mrs Kline O Varn of Fort Meade Florida. No wedding date has been set. The bride to be is a National Park College graduate and Varn studied at the University of Florida before joining the War Production Board in Washington. Joyce Quinn new Camp Fire Girls president presided at Our Lady of Victory Club House meeting.
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Walter Scott Burk
Washington
Troy
Virginia Bardsley Burk
Stewart W. Varn
Kline O. Varn
Fort Meade
Fla
National Park College
Forest Glen
Varn
University of Florida
War Production Board
Joyce Quinn
On-On-La
Camp Fire Girls
Our Lady of Victory Club House
About Town Returns Home From Visit and Moves
Miss Jessie Mann returns to her Old Westbury New York home after a few days with her mother Mrs Francis N Mann. Pilot Officer David Whiteley of the Royal Air Force on furlough visits Mr and Mrs Albert Loring in Whitman Court. Mrs Robert Aldrich and son Bobby relocate to Minneapolis Minnesota after months away, joining Mr Aldrich who has been there recently.
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Jessie Mann
Old Westbury
L. L
Francis N. Mann
David Whiteley
Royal Air Force
Pool-in-Wharsdale
Yorkshire
England
Albert
Loring
Whitman Court
Minneapolis
Robert Aldrich
Bobby
Minn
Aldrich
U. S. Bombers Destroy German Plane Plant
Reconnaissance photos show American bombers in a raid from Italy and Britain Friday damaged most of the Regensburg Prufening plant, cutting output of 200 to 250 Messerschmitt 109 fighters monthly. General Carl A. Spaatz praised the Fifteenth Air Force for the targeted strikes and noted prior damage to the Obertrauling plant in Regensburg.
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Naples
Italy
Britain
Regensburg
Germany
Carl A. Spaatz
LU. S. Strategic Air Forces
Europe
Fifteenth Air Force
Messerschmitt
Tiium Club To Hear Talk By James B Pond
James B. Pond will speak on Friday afternoon at the Tium Club of Troy at The Hendrick Hudson. He will discuss Celebrities I Have Known and share human, amusing stories about famous people. Educated at Cornell, Pond is editor and publisher of Program and son of Major Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Pond
Tium Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Mr. Pond
Cornell University
Pond
Sanctorum Invited To Confer Degree In Poughkeepsie
At a meeting of the Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans Sanctorum in Diamond Rock Hall an invitation was received to confer the humility degree on a class of Sais Sanctorum candidates in Poughkeepsie in April. A rehearsal is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. A delegation will attend the Favoura Sanctorum meeting in Schenectady March 11 to witness the conferring. Arthur W. Morton will make a fraternal visit and spoke briefly. A moon feast was served by four members and a social hour followed. The next Sanctorum meeting is March 25.
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Adaran Sanctorum
Order of Samaritans
Diamond Rock Hall
Sais Sanctorum
Poughkeepsie
Favoura Sanctorum
Schemectady
Arthur W. Morton
Fred Hunziker
Charles Wend
Charles Hansen
Fred W. Whitehouse
America Seen Headed For Biggest Navy
Rear Adm. Edward J. Cochrane declared at MIT graduation exercises that the United States will emerge from World War II as the greatest naval power the world has ever seen. He forecast that by year’s end the fighting fleet strength will rival that of all other nations combined and will help secure world peace. Maj. Gen. Sherman Miles added that victory comes at ruinous cost and could deter another world war.
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Boston
INS
United States
Edward J. Cochrane
Bureau of Ships
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sherman Miles
First Service Command
Detroit War Plants Resume Production After Worker Returns
About 12 000 Detroit workers went back to work at two major war plants. Great Lakes Steel Corp resumed on the midnight shift after a union vote. Briggs Manufacturing Co Mack Avenue plant also ended a three day walkout with 1 500 members voting to return. Layoffs may occur for a six day week if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Great Lakes Steel Corp
United Steel Workers of America
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Mack Avenue
Briggs
Great Lakes
Printers Will Hold Meeting on Thursday
The Albany District Club of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen will hold its March meeting at the Circle Inn in Latham on Thursday evening. Guest speaker will be Walter E. Soder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany District Club
The
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen
Circle Inn
Latham
Walter E. Soder
Local Printers Club Leaders Named in Albany Area
Strom of Watervilat now serves as executive secretary of the National Association of Photo Lithographers. Troy area printers and club members will attend. Walter Allen of Cluett Peabody & Co Inc is president of the Albany club.
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Strom
Watervilat
National Association of Photo Lithographers
Troy Area
Walter Allen
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Albany
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Moncrief & Francis Congress
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