Troy Bride and Groom Wed in Troy Presbyterian Church
The wedding of Miss Lee Uttberg to Clinton B. Shaver was held Sunday at the Third Presbyterian Church in Troy with Rev. John M. Stuart officiating. Attendants included Olive Uttberg as maid of honor and Robert Stronach as best man. reception at Pine Point Inn followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Uttber
Ao. Utthberg
Beotia
Clinton BE. Shaver
Arthur E. Shaver
Pinewoods Avenue
Third Presbyterian Church, Troy
John M. Stuart
Olive Uttberg
Scotia
Robert Stronach
Troy
Gordon Clute
Chester Delamater
Alfred Shaver
Richard Lange
Paul Lange
Schenectady
Shaver
Troy High School
Western Electric Co
New York
Miami, Fla
Sacred Heart Club Installs Officers
Mrs. James Mason becomes president of the Sacred Heart Church Women’s Club at the annual installation held Monday. New officers include Mrs. Arthur Stevens as vice president and Mrs. Thomas Connell as secretary. Committee chairs named and plans set for a communion breakfast on Sunday January 16 at The Hendrick Hudson. Other items note a New Year’s skating party by the Budding Maples of H Club East Poestenkill with refreshments and games at Miss Ann Karl’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mason
Women's Club of the Sacred Heart Church
Arthur Stevens
Thomas Connell
James DeLong
Michael Sullivan
Leroy Holt
Alton Sliter
John Sweeney
Frank Kelly
George Nugent
Sunshine
Rosella McGrath
James Daley
Hendrick Hudson
John McGrath
Maples of +H Club
East Poestenkill
Ann Karl
Donald Bailey
Paul Legenbauer
Donald Swankey
Arthur Bailey
Charles Farnum
Carl Knudsen
Miss Himes to Wed Paul R. Jones
Miss Helen Elizabeth Himes and Pvt. Paul R. Jones plan marriage. Himes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Himes, is a Macy’s executive in New York after Emman Willard School and Russell Sage College. Jones, a Union College graduate, attends Army Intelligence School at Camp Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Himes
Helen Elizabeth Himes
Paul R. Jones
Mr. Jones
Watervliet
Himes
Emma Willard School
Russell Sage College
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Jones
Union College
Schenectady
Chi Psi Fraternity
Albany Law School
Army Intelligence School
Camp Rucker
Ala
B O'Brien
Fifth Tun
Nellie Sullivan
S Falls
Rose
Elizabeth Artinian
Hoosick Street
John Andonian
Worcester
Maas
John Berderian
Harkensank
Mr. Berderian
Johan Berderian
Ninth Street
Paul H. Schneider
Aberdeen
S. D
Paul Schneider
Fourth Street
John Comesky
Third Avenue
Captain Comesky
As.t.p
Camp Crowder
Engagement Announced for Lucille Eccleston and Corp Rankin
Miss Lucille Eccleston, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Eccleston of Troy, is engaged to Corporal Rankin brother of Mrs William Chase. The bride attended Troy and Averill Park Schools and Hartwick Seminary. Rankin attended John Adams High School and served two years overseas with the 70th Medical Division. he is currently stationed at Fort Ord, California. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chase, Jr
Lucille Eccleston
George Eccleston
Troy
Corp
Albert Ran Lkin
William Chase
Averill Park
Hartwick Seminary
Rankin
John Adams High School
Ee Park
L. 1
70Th Medical Division
Fort Ord
Cal
Club to Hear Dr. Peale at Ilium Literary Club
The Ilium Literary Club in Troy hosts Rev. Norman Vincent Peale as guest speaker Friday at 2:45 pm in The Hendrick Hudson. He will discuss How to Live in a Time Like This and has written The Art of Living You Can Win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilium Literary Club
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dr. Peale
Boston University
4 Ol
Duke Univ
Pea
Troy Man Married At Johnstown
Miss Grace B Farmer of 101 Pearl Street Johnstown married Frederick Carl Kaufmann of Troy in a home ceremony conducted by Rev William M Hydon acting pastor of the Johnstown Methodist Church. Maid of honor was Miss Carolyn Farmer. best man was Fr Farmer of Gloversville. The couple to reside in Brunswick after Feb 11. Kaufmann operates a Johnstown shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Farmer
Pearl Street
Johnstown
Frederick Carl Kaufmann
Troy
William M. Hydon
Methodist Church
Carolyn Farmer
Fr Farmer
Gloversville
Louise Kaufmann
Brunswick
Kaufmann
Miss Dunn Engaged to Sergt Jay Melton in Belmont News
Harry Dunn of 182 First Street announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Shirley G Dunn to Sergt Jay Melton son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Melowsky of Schenectady. Shirley a Troy High School Albany Business College and Delta Psi, works with the War Production Board in Washington. Jay a Schenectady High School graduate serves in the Army Ordnance at Fort Lewis Washington. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
182
First Street
Shirley G. Dunn
Jay Melton
Abraham Melowsky
Schenectady
Miss Dunn
Troy Hish School
Albany Business College
Delta Psi Sorority
Consumers’ Durable Goods
War Production Board
Washington, D. C
Sergeant Melton
Schenectady High School
Ordnance Branch
Army
Fort Lewis
Washington
Town Gossip and Visits in Atlantic City News
About Town in Atlantic City notes Miss Florence Taylor spending a week in Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs Richard W Schmelzer and daughter Sally return from Rochester visit with Mrs Schmelzer's mother Mrs R S Walling. Mrs Frederick W Frear of New York City stays with her parents at Gusty Gables. Staff Sergeant Frear returns to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Florence Taylor
N. J
Richard W. Schmelzer
Sally
Rochester
New York
Junior League of Troy
Richard J. McFalls
William M. Dauchy
Army Gunnery School
Harlingen
Tex
William P. Dauehy
Troy Club
House Committee
Lawrence de Witt Clinton
Clinton
Harry E. Clinton
Auxiliary Party Slated Tomorrow at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian
The Women’s Auxiliary of Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church plans a Christmas party at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow, hosted by Mrs. Bertha Lobdell at 14 Oakwood Avenue. The event follows a church meeting and features social gathering after services.
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Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bertha Lobdell
Oakwood Avenue
Heatly varsity basketball schedule announced for winter season
Norman Lavender coaches the Heatly varsity with captain William Harris and manager John Davis. The opener is Friday at home against St Ann's of Albany after a preliminary. February and March games listed include Voorheesville Roessleville Waterford Berlin Hoosick Valley and Columbia Central venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ann’s of
Albany
Voorheesville
Roessleville
Waterford
Columbia Central School
East Greenbush
Hoojsick Valley Central School
Berlin Central School
St. Ann's of Albany
Columbia
Berlin
Hoosick Valley
Norman Lavender
William Harris
John Davis
Skatemaking boost for Navy cadets aids RPI program
Lieutenant Roger Walsh drives a countywide skate drive to equip V-5 cadets at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for ice conditioning. He collected skates across Troy, Brunswick, Cohoes, Waterford and Watervliet, noting many residents offered help and well wishes for the naval flyers. Large skates still needed while racing skates pour in.
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Navy
Roger Walsh
Rensselaer County
Troy
Brunswick Hills
Cohoes
Waterford
Watervliet
Walsh
Troy’s
R.S.E. House
Naval Flying Cadets
Word Origins and Aftermath Enjoyed in Plain Talk
The piece explores POLHA pronounced POLE-kuh derived from Polish roots, notes silent 1 in polka and pronunciation quirks, then examines AFTERMATH where aftermath once meant a second crop of grass mown, now mainly denotes later events with disastrous consequences, plus an offer for a free conversation pamphlet from Frank Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Frank Colby
Albany man named assistant to railroad general manager
Benjamin D. Anthony of Albany was appointed yesterday assistant to the general manager of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad to succeed George E. Bates, also of Albany, who retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin D. Anthony
Albany
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
George E. Bates
Firemen Receive $25 Donation From Palace Manager
Troy Fire Department earned praise for swiftly extinguishing a Christmas Day blaze at the Palace theater. Neil Hellman, the theater manager, sent a $25 donation to the firemen pension fund, received by Commissioner Frank M. Ames. Fire crews confined damage to the front lobby and nearby quarters before the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Fire Department
Palace Theater
Theater
Neil Hellman
Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Former Champion Eckstrom Missing in Germany Mission
Captain Carl F. Eckstrom of Minneapolis, former national collegiate boxing champion, is missing from a bombing mission to Ludwigshafen Germany on December 30, according to reports received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOMER
London
Carl F
Cully} Eckstrom
Minneapolis
Ludwigshafen
Germany
Dentist to Chiang Now Treats Flyers in AVG Camp
Captain Everett W. Bruce from Morristown Tennessee recounts his 15 000 mile journey from private dentist to “toothache specialist” for General Chiang Kai shek and the AVG pilots in Burma and China The article traces the early 1941 deployment to Toungoo and the evolution of the AVG into the 14th Air Force noting pilots dispersed to North Africa Italy Britain India and the United States Bruce recalls treating General Chang for gum ulcers and the contrast between his scarce gear then and modern equipment now at the base
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U. S&s
San Francisco
Toungoo
Rangoon
Chennault
Burma
China
Bruce
Hitler
Europe
Luftwaffle
AVG
14Th Air Force
Calcutta
Chungking
Burma Road
General Doolittle
North Africa
Italy
Britain
India
United States
Chang
Meyer
American Volunteer Airmen Eye Burma China War Route
Bruce, a U S Army Air forces AVG veteran, discusses bombing plans from Burma to China and his belief an air sea invasion of Japan from Australia is more practical than a land push through Burma. He praises Chinese leaders Mme Chang and President Chiang Kai-shek and hopes to return to duty before the war ends. He notes Burma Road difficulties and the need for major supply effort to support any northern Burma offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Pacific
Bruce
MacArthur
Burma
China
Japan
Troe
Mme
Chang
AVG
Kunming
Mme Chang
Ten-Year Marine Walsh Among Leathernecks
Washington D C INS reports Lieut Kenneth A Walsh of Washington ranks second to Maj Joe Foss in plan e destruction. Walsh, credited with twenty kills, marked ten years service on December 14 after enlisting as a private in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Kenneth A. Walsh
Washington
Joe Foss
Marine Corps
Walsh
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Lawrence Sandall
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