Miss Bolster Bride at Saint Francis de Sales Church
Miss Mary Bolster wed Frank Ryas at Saint Francis de Sales Church with Rev Patrick E Crowe officiating. Music filled the ceremony as the bride, given in marriage by her uncle, wore a gold crepe dress and orchid corsage, with a reception at her mother’s home. The groom’s sister attended, and the couple plan a New York City honeymoon before settling at 20 Bank Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis de Seles Caurch
Mary Bolster
Bella Bolster
Bask Street
Ryas
Bourth Street
Patrick E ' Crows
Lea
Rose Keefer
Hones Aed
Melly
Procters
Edmund W. Ryan
Milam F Ryan
Thomas Tynan
Eohell
Arexids
Mire
Bolstar
Ryan
New York City
Bank Tree
Fiysn
Local Society Notes and Ailments Reported
Mrs Alice Sohne and daughter of Brookiya visit Mr and Mrs William Morkowitz at 49 Taylor Court. Witlan BF Evers confined to home on Fifteenth Street due to illness. Edmund E O'Brien ill at his home on Fourteenth Street. Seaman Joseph Horan returns home after a stay in Zidar Furleigh with uncle and aunt Mrs and Mrs Bar O Connell at 172 Congress Street. Miss Jean Rummord of North Lake Avent, student at Russell Sage College, returns from Boston where she attended a formal dance at the Green Surn Country Club. Mrs Robert Treat of Springfield, WJ and Mrs May Appin of New York called to Tror for the death of their brother William Hazard. they were guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Wendell, 3 Sheridan Avenue, and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sohne
Brookiya
William Morkowitz
Taylor Court
Witlan
Evers
Fifteenth Street
Edmund E. O’brien
Fourteenth Street
Bishore
Joseph Horan
Zidar Furleigh
Bar O'Connell
Congress Street
Jean Rummo
Bernard Wendell
Sheriden Avenue
Mothers' Club Plans Communion Breakfast
The Masters' Club of Stan thony's Church met Monday at the church hall with president Mr John Rea presiding. Plans were made for two communion breakfasts to be held next month. Hostesses for the evening included Mrs Anthony La Presti, Mrs Frank Mele, Mrs Frank Mai and Mrs Clarence Milanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters’ Club
Stanthony’s Church
John Rea
Anthony la Presti
Frank Mele
Frank Mai
Clarence Milanese
Cohoes Couple Wed In Home Ceremony
Miss Eusice Godfrey Chute and Staff Sgt Sergio Elmer Leray Lutz wed Monday at 2:30 pm in Cohoes. Rev R Lewis officiated at First Methodist Church. Attendants included Elaine I Clute, sister of the bride. The couple plans a trip to Willemsburg Virginia. The bride is a Rus sel Bege College graduate with the State Education Department in Albany. Lutz is stationed at Camp Crowder Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusice Godfrey Chute
Mrr
Frederick Wy Clute
London Road
Cohoes
Wes
Sergio
Elmer Leray Luiz
Dea
Elmer L. Lats
Misa Verma Dick
Lear
Elaine I Clute
Willemsburg
Lutz
Russel Bege College
State Education Department
Albany
Banses + College
Crowder, Mo
Dorcas Circle Meets in Church Parlors and Events
The Dorcas Circle of the Church of Christ Disciple met Tuesday in church parlors led by president Mrs Ads Martin. Plans included a birthday party at Mrs Mary Coonrad 10 First Street and a cleanup duty for Fellows power at the church in February. Membership Tea for St Peters School PTA set Sunday 2 to 5 pm at St Peters Lyceum with Mrs Alexander Paladin as chairman and several hosts. The Friday Morning Club will meet at the YWCA at 10 30 am with papers on The Religions of India and The Sacred Cities of Benares. The Readers Digest prize by Mrs Victor Jaarty noted. postponed card park and social of St Augustine's School rescheduled for next Tuesday due to snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Ads Martin
Mary Coonrad
First Street
Minnie
Wes
Hhda Radz
YX. WC. A
India
J. Burton 5Elier
Thurman Walls Pater
Benares
Victor C. Ja
Hare
St. Augustine's School
Bethesy Bidte
Neil Laird
Catherine Sullivan
Miss Kane Married in Waterford January 9 1945
Miss Jeanne Marie Kane daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Kane of 631 Seventh Avenue wed Corporal Christian Sorensen son of Mr and Mrs Rasmus Borenses of 75 Second Street Waterford at St Augustine s rectory Patrick Dundon officiated Rosemary Santerre was maid of honor George Cox best man brides outfit described as dark blue with black hat corsage of roses Attendant wore blue suit and corsage Max Sorensen employed in circulation at The Record Newspapers Corporal Spresser Waterford High School graduate worked at Ford in Waterford stationed at Hickam Field Hawaii couple honeymooned in New York with Mrs Sorensen in a black dress and coat corsage of roses to reside with parents after trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Marie Kane
William A Kane
Seventh Avenue
Christian Sorensen
Rasmus Borenses
Second Street
Waterford
St Augustine's Chiefey
Paterick Dundon
Rosemary Santerre
George Cox
Max Sorensen
Carhotic Central High School
Tre Record
Corporal Spresser
Wterford High School
Ford Manufactrring
Epthe
Hickson Field
Hawaii
New York
Sorensen
Town Notables Leave for Florida Winter Home
Mrs. Dean P. Taylor returns from Washington to spend a few days as Congressman and Mrs. Taylor plan to live in Washington at Dorchester House during the 78th congressional session. Fete Miss Mary Ray Ten Eyck is honored at a shower for her engagement to Ensign John Howard Ryan USNR. Tea hostess Mrs. Albert S. Loring entertains Vanderheyden Hall executives at her Whitman Court home. Toomes presides, assistants listed. Engagement announced for Miss Selma Berkowitz to Albert Duna with wedding planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Air
Francis E Galligher
Mountain Lake Club
Lane Wates
Fis
Dean P. Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Dorchest House
Mary Ray Ten Ey
John Howard Ryan
USNR
Albert S. Loring
Vanderheyden Hall
A Ten
Whitman Court
Richard L Toomes
Walter E. Bean
David
We, Houston, Jr
Alfred AW. Gale
Combat Aviator No Longer Fears Roller Coasters
Center Moriches soldier Lt. Sergt. Thomas D. Sinnickson, after 25 combat missions in the Southwest Pacific, says his war service cured his fear of roller coasters. He described diving on a Jap ship from 33,000 feet, releasing bombs, and returning safely as he gained nerve and stomach fortitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Army
Sergi Thomas D. Sinnickson
Moriches
S. 1
Southwest Pacific
RAF
Stammickgon
Green Island Plowing Clears Streets After Blizzard
Green Island residents report all streets plowed and traffic reopening after heavy snowfall. Workers in trucks and plows were seen yesterday as village authorities noted full clearance and cautioned drivers to proceed carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Vilage
Steingut Testifies In Spending Probe
Irwin Steingut of New York, Democratic minority leader of the Assembly, testified yesterday before the grand jury investigating legislative spending. He was excused after an hour when called on state business. The only other witness was Corp. George Reynolds of the State Police, who showed photographs taken in connection with the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Steingut
New York
Assembly
Corp. George Reynolds
Three Directors Reelected at Troy Belt ing & Supply Co
Three directors were elected for one year at the annual stockholders greeting held Tuesday afternoon in the company office. Elmer BR. Thomas W D. Leslseig and SE. Alien were named directors and at the organization meeting Thomas became president Lesvels vice president and Allen secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Belting & Supply. Co
Elmer BR. Thomas
W- D. Les Lseig
SE. Alien
Thomas
Lesvels
Allen
Mrs J A Warner Christens Wessel Alfred E Smith
Mrs J A Warner christens the Liberty ship Alfred E Smith in Portland Harbor. A plaque stone from 35 Oliver Street New York is placed near the binnacle as a tribute to the late Governor Alfred E Smith. Attending officials include Rev Donovan and Maritime Commission leaders, with shipbuilders and band performances marking the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Oliver Street
John A Warner
Portland Harbor
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Alfred FE. Smith
New England Shipbuilding Corp
Warner
Everett Smith
Portland
Joseph McGovern
Lewiston
Patricia Allaire
Sanford
Germany
Samuel M. Donovan
Joseph E McCarthy
Isake
City of
J. Fe .McInnis
Maritime Commission
Andrew B. Sides
Maurice ¥. Dineen
Malden
Mass
Eden Says Allies Will Punish Axis Chiefs
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said the Allied governments would jointly decide punishment for Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini and other major war criminals whose offences cross borders. He denied fundamental differences with the Allied War Crimes Commission and noted the Moscow conference statement issued November 1 13 outlined the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Rural Free Delivery Mail Pioneer Henry Reese Dies
Henry Philip Reese aged 82, an early pioneer in rural free delivery in New York and New England, died Tuesday. Appointed rural agent for the Post Office Department by Vice President Sherman in 1900, he served until retirement in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guca
Henry Philip Reese
New York
New England
Sherman
U S Planes Strike Deep Into Reich
U S bombers and fighters penetrated into Germany while RAF and US forces conducted a major night raid across Magdeburg and other industrial targets. The campaign centered on synthetic oil plants and strategic rail centers as Zeitz Wange Bickel Brux and Magdeburg faced heavy bombardment amid a renewed push to hit Germany’s fuel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Magdeburg
Ger
Helland
Utrecht
Zeitz
Wange-Bickel
Leipri
Brux
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Bruix
England
Lancaster Mission Report From Aerial Operations
A long range deployment stacked for the re alt plant involved over 1500 miles of round trip for 200 Lancasters assigned to the target. The Tattwatte dispatched eight fighters to harass raiding formations while WHS disrupted German radio stations trying to trace the bornhem patch across the Reich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattwatte
WHS
Bornhem
Reich
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Spa
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Curse
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Tn Man
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Fourth St. Troy
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Hallotwood Avenue
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Albert
Duna
Pitst Street
Clir
Green Island
Leona Sishey
James Street
Joseph’s Church
John J. Ryan
Winifred DeLong
Leo
Roland
Camille Gallipreau
Paul Cares
Harold
Bishop
Elmwood Cemetery
Troy
Steingut
Reelects
Fred A Beck
Finth Avenue
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James. M. Adams
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A. Adams
Sixth Avenue
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Harry Feick
Lansingburg High School
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