Emily Kimbrough Lectures Before Ilium Literary Club
Emily Kimbrough author and editor spoke to the Ilium Literary Club yesterday afternoon at Hendrick Hudson. She discussed book to film adaptation and the technical limits of cinema while praising actors and researchers. James T. Whitehurst presided, welcoming the audience and extending a New Year greeting.
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Avideur
Holly
Emily Kinbrough
Dar
Hendrick Hudson
Einbroug
Bisek
Hollyweoe
James T. Whitehurst
Kent
Local Couple Wed In New York Years Day Wedding
The wedding of Miss Helen Su daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Peiricott of 159 Second Street and Joseph Notd from Albany was held New Year's Day with Rev Teomar J Meehan officiating. The couple left for a New York honeymoon and will be stationed later in Jacksonville Florida. Local guests from several states attended and the affair featured formal gowns, organ music, and a reception at the bride's home.
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Helen
Anthony Peiricott
Second Street
Joseph Notd
Nevy
Mtr
Duartes II
Spring Avenue
Catherine Roberts
Doris Pstriceli
Bonbon
Frank Tosi
Albany
New York
Nold
Jacksonville
Fla
Plaingeld
New York City
Connecticut
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Catherine DieSulty
Albany Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Eugene A. Dranka
Caleb 5. Vaughn
John J. Ryan
Winifred DeLong
John Berghammer
Peter A. Heffern
John 3. McNulty
Martin FL
James J. Doyle
Jeremiah J. Sullipean
Maurice M
Francis E
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervliet
Rosary Society
Couple Married On New Year’s Day In Mechanicalville
Miss Carolyn Kalbaugh daughter of Mrs Irene Kalbaugh of Park Place Mechanicalville married Aldrich son of Mrs Harries. The ceremony at the bride’s home at 2 20 pm. Rev James Stewart of First Presbyterian Mech anville performed the rite. Bride wore white Brocade ta ffeta with Juliette veil. Sister Mrs Martha Jane King matron of honor in red ta ffa and pink rose bouquet. Brother Albert Willliam Kalbings best man. After reception couple left for a New York trip and will reside on Park Place. Both graduates of local high school. Aldrich works at Boston and Maine Railroad. bride employed at West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. in Gun. bP. Supper Meeting Daughters of the Cross of St Luke’s Episcopal Church held monthly in Perish House. Games and prizes, then supper. Hostesses Mrs Sadie Sidjdons Mrs Charles Claydon. February meeting omitted. next March 1. Auxiliary Meets Fire, Ladies Auxiliary Lieu Tenant Garrison Army and Navy Union held at Chosen Building. Five new applications for membership. Joint installation planned for Jan 16. Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Wiltsey at 22k Fourteenth Street in honor of their new son and his bride. Guests Lois Wiltsey Master Bonald Wiltser.
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Carolyn Kalbaugh
Irene Kelbaugh
Park Place
Mechenicville
Aldrich
Airs” Harries
Hride
James KO Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Meghanicville
Juliette
Martha Jane King
Aibert Williate Ralbngs
Mate
Navy
Pride
Airs
New York
Méchanicville
Boston & Meine
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Ca
Daughters of the Cross of St Luke's Apiscopal Church
Perish House
Sadie Sid Jdons
Charles Claydon
Ian
Irs
Joan SicbLaten
Anepo
Army and Navy Union
Charlotte Watson
Local residents return from travels and visits
Personal Kenneth Van Vieck of 31 Elev enth Street returns after several days in New York. Mrs Joseph Miller receives letters from Beary Miller stationed in Iceland with the Army Air Forces. Alfis Ruth Melsughlin of 38 Jefferson Street and Miss Bettie A Horton of 301 Pawling Avenue have returned from Boston. Mrs Naomi Tazejian and daughter Bonnie of Chicago are houseguests of Mrs Arakian of 2339 Fouriepara Street. Mrs Lucy Welch of Philadelphia will visit her mother Mrs Arskia.
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Joseph Miller
J. Miller
Iceland
Miller
Army Air Forces
Alfis Ruth Melsughlin
Jefferson Street
Bettie A. Horton
Pawling Avenue
Boston
East Spear New Feers
Naomi Tazfejian
Bonnie
Chicago
Tafejian
Armende Arekian
Fouriepara Street
Lucy Welch
Philadelphia
Arskia
Sage Graduate Engaged to Wed
Mr and Mrs Fred C Watson of Atice announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Winifred Margaret Watson of Schenectady to Wayne A Griffin of Schenectady son of Mr and Mrs Arland D Griffin of Ba Vi Miss Watson is a graduate of Russell Sage College and Burlington Business College in Burlington Wisconsin and is employed in General Electric Co accounting department in Schenectady No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C., Watson
Atice
Winifred Margeret Watson
Schenectady
Wayne A. Griffin
Arland D. Griffin
Miss Watson
Russel Sage College
Ner Sance
Burlington Business College
Burlington
Bota
General Electric Co
Im & Nenectady
Latins Arrival Affects Week of Dr and Home Visits
D Moeller of New York arrives as a week of medical visits begins. Mrs Vall returns from Washington after holidays. Mrs Vail Farrell Robber and Mrs Theil travel with family to attend luncheon hosted by Mrs Potts. Dr Armstrong and Dr Fl Are attend conference on disease control at Ithaca.
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D. Moeller
New
Thomas Vall
Washington, D.C
Vail Farrell
DB. Armstrong
Hoosick Falls
New York State
Verary College
Ithaca
Miss Burdick Bride in Rexena Olivet Church Ceremony
Miss Hazel Burdick daughter of Afr Burdick and Clarence Burdick of Fite Avenue married Petty Officer 2nd class Fred H. Weber son of Liz and Mrs Fred H. Weber of Bridge Avenue Coboes in a ceremony at Olivet Presbyterian Church Rexena. The bride wore aquamarine gown with lace peplum and matching accessories. Attendants wore pink and carried gardenias. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple left for New York on their wedding trip. they will reside with the bride’s parents.
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Mise
Hazel Burdick
Afr
Clarence Burdick
Fite Avenue
Dee
Fred. HO Weber
Navy
Liz
Fred H. Weber
Bridge Avenue
Coboes
Olivet
Asme
Fred
Creek
Lansingsurg High School
Bebks-Manning Corp
Weber
Cohces High School
Exd@tum Steel Corp
New York
Ada Ross Wed to Officer Misa Ads Jarrett Ross Bride
Ada Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Ross of Wynartski and Arthur A Wicks son of Mr and Mrs C A Wicks of Wese Sand Lake were united in marriage on Thursday December twenty third at 4 PM at Sand Lake Methodist Church. Miss Clara Louise Ross served as maid of honor and Mrs Charles Bauer Jr of Andalusia Pe was matron of honor. Carl Wicks was best man. The bride wore ice blue crepe with brown trim and accessories. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Winantskill. The couple left for an undisclosed wedding trip, later to reside in Monroe, Vermont. Mrs. Wicks is a teacher at Riverside High School. the groom will report to Monroe, Vermont.
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Misa Ads Jarrett Ross
Robert G., Ross
Wynartski
Tliott
Arthur
Sand Lake
Sand Lake Methodist Church
John A. Lavender
Clara Louise Ross
iCharles Bauer, Jr
Andalusia
iPe
Carl Wicks
Winantskill
pWiexs
Riverside
Monroe, Ve
Week of Prayer Sets Week of Services at Two Churches
Joint Week of Prayer opens tomorrow at 7 30 pm in Pawling Avenue Methodist and Third Presbyterian churches. Services run through Tuesday with guest speakers Rev John M Stuart Rev Arthur M Landmesser and Rev Earle Robinson. Communion to be received midweek at 7 45 pm. Secretaries named for the Pawling Avenue Methodist Woman's Society. Executives discuss plans for the annual meeting and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling Avenue Methodist
Third Presbyterian
T Trough
John M. Stuart
Presbyterian Church
Arthur M. Landmesser
Earle Robinson
Second Baptist Church
S&s
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Ernest Bonesteel
Excelsior Avenue
Webster Bailey
Sons of the Union Veterans of the
G. A R. Hall
Cohoes
Lida van Hoesen
Frederick C. Bennett
Midwinter Institute
Fifth Avenue- State Street
Troy
Hary
McKinney Guests As Family Attends Funeral in Esco
Mr and Mrs Samuel S McKinney of Middletown New Jersey are guests of Mrs William Horsfai Bolivar Avenue following the death of Dr Robert D McKinney of 2532 Fourteenth Street Esco WISMN Jett heads to California to complete duty after a three day leave with his parents William Ogden and family of 225 Hoosick Street Ogden had served over a year in the Pacific war theater awaiting orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. McKinney
Middletown
William Ogden
Hoosick Street
Ogden
Green Island Woman Dies at Home on Hudson Avenue
Mrs. Herbert T. Griffith of 2 Hudson Avenue Green Island died yesterday at her home. Born in England, she came to the United States as a girl and settled in Green Island. Survived by husband, daughter Miss Memorie L Vandebow, sisters, brother William Lyon, and several children. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Also notes on church services and community notices. An item notes bomber manpower estimates for a heavy invasion raid.
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Herbert T. Griffith
Green Island
Westerday
Hudson Avenue
England
Thomas
Sarah A. Lyon
United
Su Mark
Williams Hosts Austrian Painter Kokoschka Exhibit
An exhibition of paintings, watercolors, drawings and prints by Austrian artist Oskar Kokoschka, lent by Galerie 3 Etienne, opened yesterday at Williams College Lawrence Art Museum. The show surveys his Vienna to England period, with portraits and landscapes, including Prague view, harbor scene, Still Life With Antique Head, and Girl Resting. The collection will be on display through January 30.
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Oskar Hokoschka
Galerie 3. Etienne
New York
Lawrence Art Museum
Williams College
Berkshires
Kokoschka
Vienna
England
Ethena
Lawrence Museum
College Museum
Local Poles Break Bread Tomorrow
Holy Trinity Church on First Street plans a breaking of bread ceremony with a 6 pm supper and Christmas carols by St Theresa's Choir. The event includes a comedy sketch cast, a dance revue, and dancing with Frank Artee’s orchestra.
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Holy Trinity Church
First Street
St. Theresa’s Choir
Suetch
Bouty Watrob Sai
Joseph Levy
Jacob Hesnik
Jacos Watropaki
Michael Ramen
Dorothy Resniz
Frank Afte
Therese Glazewski
Ann Grygaris
Mary Slewenski
Sublicity
Taylor Opposes Permanent Dies Committee Plan
The Record reports Congressman Dean P. Taylor and William T. Byrne opposed making the Dies Committee a permanent congressional body. Taylor argued against the principle of permanent committees and favored federal agencies handling investigations, with Congress appointing only as needed and disbanding after work. The couple has taken an apartment at Dorchester House for the session.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
House
Asy
Dies Committee
Dean P. Taylor
William T. Byrne
Taylor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
Taylor Shave
Dorchester House
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Ilium Literary Club
McKeen Stef House
Woman's Association of the Leonard
Hareld
Benedict
Harold
Harry S. Carleton
Lucy Russel
Ruth Greene
D. Vandenberg
Afien S Hewkins
Seth Mr. Genung
Elmer Mertin
Ernest
FL ‘Tripp
E Ledies’ Aid Society of
St. Joan's Evangelicz Luthetes Church
Josie Bens
Emil Brinkras
Harold Beddow
Fred Beddow
Ischmer
Haymonder
William Dunker
Sire Edwar Miller
Wiliam Wakerer
Gree Geigler
Eugene
Elmer Paul
Delmonico, Cal
Adeh Latham
Paul Tiner
Trojan Anf
Anna Mickle
Presbvieriet Home Association
Broughton’s, Roth, Inc
Comer Fourth and
Fulton Streets
Broughton’s
Joseph
Wiltsey
Masver"e
Howard Wiltser
J Moerritt Wiltsey
Lois Wt
Bonald Wiltser
Kenneth van Vieck
31 Eleventh Street
Sage Graduate
Miss Theil
Louis
Lew
S Tepheel G. Larmbders
Birman
Thomas D. Potts
Funny
McNasuht Syndicate
Miss Burdick
Ada Ross
East Side
Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart Church
David Paton
Johnstown Methodist Church
Gloversville Hospital
Pumper
Farnam Steamer Company
Alam
Prospect Park
W. S.C
R. P. Nietzel
Frank Jayeid
Frank Bishop
Frank Cooper
Margaret Rogs
Frank
Walker
Beman
Park
Toga
Fred H. Weber, JR
Bernadette Cran
Iil Stout
Leo C. Crismore
Fourth Marine
South Pacific
St. Mark's Church
KR. H. Gutdenn
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Merry Bennett
Presbyterian Notes
H. D. Smith
Knitcraft
Third ST
Williams
Indernaly
Hum- Humphreys
Weiernes
Operster
Atter
Stuarts Health Institute
Fourth Street
Young Ie Shop
St., Troy
Tate
Frederick Waves
Helen Curtis
AB Permanents
Alica Snyder
Gertrude Flame
Doris Suppe
Sieck
Vigorot Allure Beauty Salon
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Neer Congress
Troy, N. YT
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