Whitehall Bride Among Delaware Valley Vows
A Whitehall woman wed John Joseph Havarwald at Our Lady of Angels Church Albany with Rev. Trabert Hart presiding. Bride wore white wool gown with gold trim. groom, a World War II veteran and Siena College student. Guests included George Brewer as matron of honor and Willman Laugrivald as best man. Engagement announced for Nancy Curci of Whitehall to Gordon Wilson of Rutland. Curci studying nursing at Rutland Hospital School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Difen
Whitehall
John Joseph Havarwald
John Sanerwald
Nlddia Village
Our Lady of Angels
Trabert Hart
St Patrick's Church
Albany
Blattnigg
George Brewer
Platts Pure Wan
Willman Laugrivald
Middle Vile Jaga
Abs. Brank
T. Whelen
Lorgan
Rose Russo
Richard Lyons J
Joseph Donovan
Jide
Whitehalligh School
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp
Siena College
New Arlington Hotel
Couple Take Vows In St Mark’s Methodist Church
Shirley Ardith Smith daughter of Mrs Thames and the late Mr Smith married S McDonald son of Mr and Mrs Marin R McDonald at St Mark’s Methodist Church with Rev Ernest Tripp officiating. The couple left for a New York wedding trip and will reside in the city. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald of Jersey City and Mr and Mrs Juan Slocyet of Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ardith
Smith
Thames
Mr. Smith
Third Avenue
Edeward S. McDonald
Marin R. McDonald
St. Mark's Methodish Church
Ernest Tripp
Evelyn Johnson Small
Miypriat Ro Ile
Sniny
New York
Guesly
Mer
Mia
Brank
McDonald
Jersey City
Juan Slocyet
Greenwich
Personal notices from a city column reference travels and guests
Personal items list residents and visitors including William DeMers Jr traveling to Naples for studies, Miss Jean Weber at Good Counsel College in White Plains over Christmas, Mrs Millard Carle undergoing surgery at Samaritan Hospital with daughter visiting, Mr and Mrs Robert Paris at Syracuse guests of Jedora and Harry Paris, Robert Wheeler Meneely and John Velia at the Governor's Ball in Albany, Archia D. Treadwell at Rennselaer Polytechnic as a Christman guest, and a note that he sailed to join the Berd Antarctic Expedition in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William DeMers
Woodrow Corn
Annapoli
Jean Weber
Good Counsel College
White Plains
Frank J. Weber
Las City
Millard Carle
Cowper Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Warne Root
Ce Corinth
Robert Paris
Syracuse
Christman
Diss Mareiat Pariy
Parenta
Harry Paris
Roston
Berd
Trojan To Take Bride Engagment of Schingel to Williams announced
Walter W. Schingel of Montetats Jr announced the engagement of his daughter Migs Barbara Schlingel to John H. Williams son of Mrs Harry Williams. The bride elect attends Sowlelair High School and is a St Lawrence University sophomore. Williams is Troy High School graduate and St Lawrence student who served three years in the Army with time in Europe. A wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Schingel
Montetats, Jr
Migs Barbara Schlegel
John H. Williams
Airs
Harry H. Williame
Btow Avenue
Cachale
Sowlelair High School
St. Lawrence Universr
Williams
Troy High School
St. Lawrence University
Annay
Schuylerville Bride Ida Goal Weds at Reformed Church
Miss Ida Goal daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Goal married Marshall Gulluy son of Mr and Mrs Harold Gullup at Schuylerville Reformed Church Sunday December 22. Attendants were Missessa Loin Cook and Donald Washburn. The couple reside in Cansevourt. C. O. of Our Lady of Victory Church held their Christmas dance in the clubhouse Saturday with Patricia Cyarock chairing. next meeting set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Goal
Albert
Bacon Milln
Marshall Gulluy
Harold Gallup
Gansevoort
Oole Place
Schuylerville
Our Lady of Victory Church
Phirly
Patricia Cyarock
Suagay
Open House Notice From Toren Open Trauxe Hosts
Mr and Mrs Livingston host an open house at Maple Avenue residences with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank H Deal and Mr and Mrs Dean P Taylor who left for Washington today. The party last evening at a residence in Teaat Acres featured Miss Nellie AL Chuett and Miss Madeleine Hoo among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig. Livingston
Maple Avenue
Yesidones
Stu En
Frank H. Deal
Dean P. Taylor
Washington, de
iGive
Joa Qo
Ametay
Teaat Acres
Tanye
Flavia
Nellie AL Chuett
Madeleine Hoo
Palm Beach
Fin
Engagement of Miss Flanigan and William Bradley Jr
Miss Flanigan is engaged to William P. Bradley Jr of 429 First Street. The couple, both connected to Watervliet and LaSalle Institute, plan a spring wedding. Bradley, a Manhattam College alumnus and Army veteran, has resumed studies. Flanigan is a graduate employed by the New York State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Flanigan
Ull Sixth Avenue
Watervilets
Annawhceho
Duaughles
William P. Bradley, Jr
Willian F. Bradley
Miss Flanigan Inn
Watervllet High School
X Tombe
Delle Gamma Della Satotity
New York State Department
Jaron
Bradley
LaSalle Institute
Pria
Manhattan College
Manhattin College
Emma Willard Graduate Helen Day Engaged to Dr Roscoe Squires
Rochester announces the engagement of Helen Day, a Emma Willard School graduate and Rochester Junior League member, to Dr. Roscoe Squires Jr. The couple are the children of local families and no wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Mik
Jon Palavey Hay
Rochester
Social notes from Averill Park and nearby towns
A holiday social page lists visitors and guests from Averill Park and neighboring areas. Juan Mardon of Sand Lakes spends Christmas with Miss Bila Vormay of Yonkers. Elmer Schreiner returns home from Samaritan Hospital improving. Michael and Mrs Miller visit Uish daughter and son in law Samuel Rownds. Mr and Mrs Wiliam Coleman and Tay of Minos stay with Mr and Mrs Floyd Tutt in Pyl. Douglas Oliver of Fort Bragg, N C, visits his parents Howard Oliver. James Allegler and Mrs Dorothy England undertake a Florida motor trip. Mrs Larkin and son Wil Nis, plus Mr and Mrs Floyd Goodvermorse return from Palm Beach. Local clubs schedule meetings in Old Fellow Hall and Methodist Church with programs titled Such Is The Kingdom. Constanfe Kileth visits Watervliet. Wesley Mosher visits Cohoes. Waldo Grogan visits his parents. Clinton Wagar and daughter return from Tray after visiting Mr and Mrs Fran Snyder. Mr and Mrs Paul Moore of Warwick spend the weekend with Charles Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Mardon
Sand Lakes
Christman
Bila Vormay
Yonkers
Elmer Schreiner
Samaritan
N.C
Id Nya
Howard Oliver
James Allegler
Dorothy England
Florida
Fills Larkin
Wil Nis
Floyd Goodvermore Wace
Grefton Town
Cleo Frank A. Babcock
Constanfe Kileth
Marlyn
Doykixe Evel
Watervliet
Wesley Mosher
Cohoes
Charles Cook
Waldo Grogan
Waldy Grogan
Clinton Wagar
Ale
Fran Snyder
Paul Moore
Warwick
Saturni
Charles Moore
Cassay George Cole Returns Home After Christmas Visit
The brief item notes Cassay George Cole returning to his home in Al hip after visiting his mother Mrs Florance Cole and in law Mr and Mrs Warren Cole, Kev, and Mr Lewis Stewart. A later line mentions a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Fuller at Wallebave, Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassay
George Cole
al Hip
Florance Cole
Heather
and Mos
Warren Cole
Kev
Lewis Stewart
Nore
Fuller
Wallebave
Pas
55 County 4-H Clubs Set New Pace for Projects in 1946
The 1946 annual report by Samuel B Corrance and Mrs Krovance Thayer details 1337 She i Rengselaer County 4-H members, split roughly between 658 farm youths and 698 non farm youths. Projects included poultry raising, cattle, sheep and pig rearing, fruit, potatoes, forest trees, and extensive cooking and clothing efforts. Awards and a national scholarship were noted, with 104 demonstration meetings and 469 camp enrollments among a broad county program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shei Rengselaer
Samuel B. Corrance
Krovance ‘Thayer
Anunly
Wan Trontor
Boginly
Tee
van Pelass
Marion Gorway
Nasseu
Chicago
Bra
Frenkin Raunty
Contin
Frozen Food Lockers Gain Popularity in States
The Department of Agriculture reports rising use of frozen food lockers. The number of lockers jumped last year, now exceeding 8,025 facilities with about 3,250,000 individual lockers. They store roughly 1,250,005,000 pounds of food, enough for 2,500,000 families. Farmers comprise about four fifths of patrons. Iowa leads in plant numbers, followed by Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Shushan Miss Margubrive Young Returns From Vacation
Shushan social notes report Miss Margubrive Young ending her vacation with Mr and Mrs Robert Porvens and returning to Calaski Monday. Christmas services at F Jantaly were followed by a party honoring Mr and Mrs Victor Steandin for their 25th wedding anniversary. Christmas guests at Ondawa House included Ma and Mrs Wilder Buffum and extended Buffum family from Washingtons i Cy Cleveland Hyattsville and Buffalo with LeRoy Brown of Jackson among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shushan
Mary Buffum
Cleveland
Walbridge Buffum
Charles W. Jo
Katherine
Hyattsville
Sampoon Buffum
Willa
Buffalo
Myra
LeRoy Brown
Jackson
Heredity Debate Sparks Life Brightness Education Tone
A university physicist argues heredity is not the chief factor in brightness. He contends aptitude arises from effort and reading skills, urging individual leveling to build confidence. The piece cites wartime work on talent and notes practical classroom implications. Contemporary quotes reflect belief in personal development over innate gift.
Inevitable sermon at Reformed Church on Sunday
Reverend William Gaston will deliver the sermon at the Reformed Church Sunday at 10:41 am. The Baptismal event with the Meldom Thnersday will be held at 8 pm at the Reformed Church near Rowe Pickington. Hosts include Mrs Ann Miller, Mrs Catherine Whaley, and others. Senior choir practice is Thursday from 7 to 8 pm at the church with Adan Decker as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantskill
Willam
Gastor
David
Gason
Summergilin
Wiliam EK
Gaston
Chuceh
Charen
Rowe Pickinton
Shirley Meats
Ann Mitler
Alice Wolfe
Bertha Dickinson
Catherine Whaley
Reformed Church
Adan Decker
Domestic Workers Gain State Workmen's Comp Coverage
The new law makes domestic workers and related staff eligible for workmen's compensation. Employers of 48 hour or more per week must provide insurance or face personal liability for benefits up to about 28 dollars weekly during disability. Albany officials say coverage already exists for some families. The law applies to households in institutions, fraternities, rental homes, and convalescent facilities, with enforcement starting today for Troy, Albany, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoipluyara
Albany
AG Albany Insurance
Rfdmund O'Carinos
Mal
Ming Mary Donlon
JT Eflex
Troy
Holiday Guests Gather in Troy and Schaghticoke
Local socials report guests visiting relatives in Troy Schaghticoke and Schenectady over Christmas week including Miss Mary Williams Miss Dorothy Treadway and Miss Anna Spillane among others Also tax collection dates set for Friday and Saturday at the Schaghticoke Drug Store with Earl F Hayner collecting from 9 am to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghticoke
Rena Mahoney
Troy
Walter Barker
Carrie Beecroft
Albert Viail
Ueiny
Mary Williams
Missea Ruth
Margaret LaGram
Schunectady
Mes
Francis Williams
Wale Wating Goole
W. Wallace Poster
and Airs
Krank Gregory
Oanoemova
Jamen McCann
New York
My Aid Mix
Francis Willian
Mt Wathh
Patrick Marshall
Greenwich
Misa Stelly Millet
Cambridge
Dorothy Treadway
Robert Treadway
Tor Long Taland
Ann J. Ediwin Pinkham
Charles J. Connolly
Mia
Charles Lawrence Sonday
Anna Maa Spillane
Brooklyn
Alfred Lesson
Critering Ralston
Oliver
William Ralston
Melrose
Schaghlicoke Drug Store
Earl F. Hayner
McNaughton resigns after 24 years at Our Lady of Angels
Whitehall reports Mrs Percy McNaughton underwent a surgical operation in Moses-Lington hospital, condition satisfactory. Adelaida Conjean of North Williams Street noted after 24 years of service as vestry member at Our Lady of Angels Church, resigned on Monday and had not planned for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy McNaughton
Moses-Litd- Wington
Muspilal
Ticonderoga
Adelaida Conjean
North Williams Street
Our Lady of Angels Church
Blonday
German films to be produced in American zone
The United States military government plans to produce German films in the U S zone. Film studios at Munich and Berlin are to be rebuilt under URA control with annual output targeting several productions. Language bans and propaganda concerns loom as authorities oversee titles and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jmc
Fiim Controlal Offiger
Araty Governmant
UPA
Hieturnig
Pumicunet Studion
Gi New Munich
San Ig
Studing
Whder WU
Upti
URA Alii Cartel
U. S
Washing County Grand Jury Convenes For Winter Term
A Washin g County grand jury convenes under Chief Justice Daniel Lowy to hear indictments and return true bills. Jurors include William J. Robertson clerk Malps Pleeton and a panel of local residents from Hartford Hebron Joy Gould and many communities, with multiple names listed as potential witnesses and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anele
Prand
Verve
Prem Couyl
Washi
Su Sustice
Daniel A Lowy Yatis
Anve
Dia Ington Goumty
Judpe Bascom
Mort Lowel
William J. Roberton
Ind
Malps Pletoon
Didaon Fale
Hell Sullan
Grand Jury
Inston
Fort Beward
Ta N. Morrikun
Frank Sherville
Rising
Harry Job
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Hitehall, Girl Bride
Elmer Cvecl
White
Nancy Curci
Gorden Wilson
Gueet
Rutland Hospital School of Nursing
Saniirfek Studio
Leo King
Anna Mae Davis
Martha Davis
Hoosick Falls
First Baptist Church
King
Joseph King
North Pownal
Walter G. Love
Bway
Hlany Fordsee
Monte
Knowlson
Broadway
Camera Dept
TASTMAN + LEICA
Argus - Bell - Howell
Trojan
Toren
Miss Flanigan
Hime Willard
Averill Park
von Sarker
Micaanie
Coboys
Blaine Hol
Joseph M. Myers
Anna A. Myers
Fultoned
Northside
Miss Sarkee
My Myers
Kayeny Mamorial Academy
Gahass
Mohawk Paper Mills
Waterford
Miss PD
Joan Flanigan
University Payehologial
Gessen
Otter
Peyehologiels
Leredily
Senshave
Ieelasshore
Srastare
Etna
Bevan Bill My
Knute Hoginson
Reee
Beaoklyn
Grane van Derwerkers May
Jamin Dulae
Ashfield
Miss
Mom
Wrantix Hacks
Wen
Maze Kpouling
Eli Williama Mee
Levin Winney
Mel
Willian Wolfe
Reyatives
Ballaton
Lulu
Greta King
Sunda Varn
Willianms
Lil da All
Gullen Bros
U.S. Zone
Washing County
Ala
Cal
Iakdaaaae
Schnell
Third Street
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