Former Northside Girl Bride Weds Army Officer in Ardmore
Miss Dorothy Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Jakr W Cooper of Drexel Hill Pa former Northside Cohoes wed Lieut Frank P Ball son of Col and Mrs Clinton W Ball of Waco Tex at St Philip s Episcopal Church Ardmore Okla The ceremony was officiated by Rev George A Quarterman Attendants were Lieut and Mrs Gordon W Barrett of Ardmore The bride wore a dusty rose afternoon dress with orchids The couple left for a Dallas Texas wedding trip and reside at 212 Second Street Ardmore Ball is with the Army Air Corps stationed at Ardmore and is a West Point graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cooper
Jakr W Cooper
Highland Avenue
Drexel Hill
Northside
Cohoes
Frank P. Ball
Clinton W. Ball
Waco
Tex
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Ardmore
Okla
George A. Quarterman
Gordon W. Barrett
Hall
Army Engineers
Albany
Watervliet Arsenal
Africa
Dallas
Second Street
Ball
Waterford High School
Skidmore College
Army Air Corps
Christian Brothers’ Academy
Mallard Preparatory School
Washington, D.C
United State Military Academy
West Point
Ilium Club To Hear Talk On Africa
Ilium Literary Club of Troy will host lecturer Lewis N. Catlow Friday at 2 45 p m for an illustrated talk Through Africa Un armed Starting from Cairo he traveled to Lake Victoria then by auto to the Belgian Congo recording impressions of native tribes and lions pygmies and vast landscapes Mrs James T Whitehurst Jr presides with 22 hostesses Mrs L H Baker also speaks Monday night on St Pauls Church history for the Girls Friendly Society at the Guild House service led by Miss Marjorie Felt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Catlow
Ilium Literary Club
Troy
Catlow
Africa
Cairo
James T. Whitehurst, Jr
L. H. Baker
St. Paul's Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
St Pauls Church
Guild
Monahan and Hogans Return from Furloughs Homeward
Personal Pvt Joseph Monahan returns to Camp Butner North Carolina after a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Monahan of Albia Terrace. Sergeant Jack Hogan and Private James Hogan spend furlough with their parents Mr and Mrs James Hogan of 749 Second Avenue. Both boys are stationed at Camp Rucker Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Monahan
Camp Butner
Albia Terrace
Sergi Jack Hogan
Pte
James Hogan
Second Avenue
Bois
Camp Rucker
Ala
School 2 Association To Honor Founders
The Executive Board of School 2 Parent-Teacher Association held its meeting on Jan 11 at 2 p.m. with President Mrs George Beard presiding. Founders Day dinner planned for Feb 2 at Church of Christ. Reservations close Jan 31. Regular Jan 20 meeting postponed to Jan 27 at 2 30 p.m. a play by children directed by Miss Helen Costello. Ways and Means chair Mrs James Collins to finalize plans for a February card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School 2
Parent-Teacher Association
George Beard
Helen Costello
James Collins
Ways and Means
D A R Hears State Parole Official at local meeting
Philip Schuyler Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted Hugh O'Brien from New York State Division of Parole as guest speaker at the Masonic Temple in St Randan. Officers and members conducted prayers, flag salute, and reports while planning Continental Congress delegates and hostesses for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schuyler
Daughters of the American Revolution
St Rndon
Masonic Temple
Hugh O'Brien
New York State
America
Edwin A Fessenden
Charles Hart
Floyd D. Wander
Carroll
Otto Swensson
New York
James MacLaren
Weaer
Munn
Robert E. Eckardt
Fred T. Wolf
Latham Home Bureau to Meet at Ball Home Friday
The regular monthly meeting of the Latham Home Bureau is scheduled for Friday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Howard Ball's Spring Avenue home. Leader Mrs James Mc Dowell will give a short talk on home life during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Home Bureau
Howard Ball
Spring Avenue
James McDowell
Miss Bussey To Be Wed In Local Announcement
Miss Dorothy A. Bussey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles M. Bussey of 2327 Fifteenth Street, engaged to Richard P. Doody Jr. Son of Dr. Richard P. Doody of 1 Eaton Road and the late Mrs. Doody. Miss Bussey, Catholic Central High School graduate, works at Cluett Peabody & Co. Doody, La Salle Institute alumnus, attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and is connected with Behr Manning Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Bussey
Dorothy A. Bussey
Richard P. Doody, Jr
Richard ,P Doody
Eaton Road
Doody
Miss Bussey
Catholic Central High School
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
la Salle Institute
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Behr-Manning Corp
Sisterhood Plans Bond Project At January Meeting
The Beth El Sisterhood met in the temple vestry with Mrs Maurice Filson presiding. Reports were given by secretaries and by committee chairs, plus a USO letter praising a supper. The bond project led by Mrs Reubin Dolin and cochair Mrs IL Kaufman was presented, with plans for a social and board party on Feb 27 hosted by Mrs Saul Braf man and Mrs Jacob Caplan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth |el Sisterhood
Temple Beth
Sisterhood
Masonic Temple
USO
Abraham C. Goldstein
Monte Carlo
A. L. Weltman
Reubin Dolin
IL. Kaufman
Cochairman
Saul Brafman
Jacob W. Caplan
Harry Goldberg
Mildred E. Joseph
Rabbi Jael
Geffen
William A Gold
Herman L. Symansky
J. L. Kaufman
Max Brownstein
Mirs
Warry Cohen
Peter Blassberg
Julius L. Selzer
Abraham Jacobs
Benjamin Levine
Reuben Dolin
Morris Lasdon
Miss Mead Crowned Winter Carnival Queen at Kimball Union
Miss Jane Mead of Scarsdale, class of 1944 at Emma Willard School, was chosen queen of the winter carnival at Kimball Union Academy Menden. She had a maid of honor and eight maids-in-waiting, announced after the winter dance following a ski meet. As queen she presented the cup for the best snow sculpture on the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mead
Emma Willard School
Kimball Union Academy
Menden
Miss Mead
Scarsdale
Engagement Announced for Eldora Crandall and Clyde Rider
Mrs Andrew Perkins of Cherry Plain announces the engagement of her sister Miss Eldora L Crandall to Clyde W Rider of Hoosick. The wedding is planned for early spring. A Camp Fire Girls meeting at 22 Victoria Avenue featured the ecandis lighting ceremony guided by guardian Mrs A F Fish. Beads awarded to several members. Miss Joan Carrier reported on USO activities and other work. Miss Florence Cassabrandt played a piano solo. Guests included Miss Ethel Baylis and Virginia Kirchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Perkins
Cherry Plain
Eldora L. Crandall
Clyde W. Rider
Hoosick
Hahauka
Camp Fire
A. F Fish
Victoria Avenue
Ecandis
The
Guardian
Cora May Wells
Joyce Bord
Virginia Smith
Joan Carrier
USO
Florence Cassabrandt
Ethel Baylis
Virginia Kirchner
Dean announces military marriage and graduates
Mr and Mrs Archie H Dean of Montclair NY announce Ensign Marjorie Homewood Dean of the WAVES to Ensign John Raymond Schumacher son of Mr and Mrs Raymond EB Schumacher of Jackson Heights NY Ensign Schumacher is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and studied at Harvard He is now at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie H. Dean
Montclair, NY
Ensign Marjorie Homewood Dean
the Waves
Ensign John Raymond Schumacher
Raymond EB Schumacher
Jackson Heights
Isnsign Schumacher
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Harvard
Hoe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Troy Girl Engaged To Officer
Mrs. Johanna E. Legacy announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lorena M. Legacy to Lieut. Guy B. Mayo of the Marine Corps son of Mrs. Inez Mayo of Kane Pennsylvania and the late Mr. Mayo. Miss Legacy attended Catholic Central High School and works at Simonds Law and Steel Co Fitchburg Mass. Lieutenant Mayo a Kane high school and Dickinson College athlete is a Phi Beta Kappa member and is now attending Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna E. Legacy
Lorena M. Legacy
Guy B. Mayo
Marine Corps
Inez Mayo
Kane, Pa
Mayo
Legacy
Catholic Central High School
Simonds Law and Steel Co
Fitchburg
Mass
Kane Ehigh
Dickinson
Phi Beta Kappa
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Town to Welcome Back Miss Jessie Mann of Old Westbury
Miss Jessie Mann of Old Westbury Long Island returns today after a visit with her mother Mrs Francis N Mann of this city. Houseguests Lieut and Mrs Joseph McKay Jayne stay a few days with Lt Jaynes mother Mrs Inna McKay Jayne. Lt Jaynes wife is former Miss Barbara Kibbee once an instructor at Troy Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mann
Old Westbury
L. I
Francis N. Mann
Joseph McKay J Jayne
Jayne
Inna McKay Jayne
Barbara Kibbee
Troy
Engage Helene Shea to Dr Charles Lewis Hoosick Falls Pair
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Shea of 6 McCaffrey Street Hoosick Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Helene Abigail Shea to Dr Charles Ranney Lewis son of Mrs James H Lewis of 601 Fourth Avenue and the late Sergeant Lewis Miss Shea is a St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls and Troy Hospital Training School for Nurses graduate and on the Troy Hospital nursing staff Dr Lewis a Lansingburg High School and Union College Albany Medical College graduate attends obstetrics at Troy Hospital No wedding date set.
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Mec
W. J. Flanigan
Lansingburg
Elizabeth Mary Flanigan
Robert R. Cullen
Richard Cullen
Stuyvesant Falls
Thomas H. Shea
McCaffrey Street
Hoosick Falls
Helene Abigail Shea
Charles Ranney Lewis
James H. Lewis
Fourth Avenue
Sergeant Lewis
Shea
St Mary’s Academy
Troy Hospital
Lewis
Lansingburg High School
Union College
Schenectady
Albany Medical College
Whitehall notices and local promotions feature students and clergy
Whitehall brief items report Richard Guardyak in Glens Falls Hospital after minor surgery and Miss Angeline Vallie returning from treatment. Other notes mention Miss Martha Riley visiting Albany. Mr and Mrs Nelson visiting their son Captain Fred Nelson in Charlotte NC. Elm er Shovah improving after an auto accident. Edward Riley an Army aviation student at Davidson College. Navy man Willard Harper on furlough from the South Atlantic. Miss Ella Williams injures her collarbone. Rev Michael Mahoney celebrating 25th ordination anniversary. Captain Philip A Martindale promoted to captain. Jane Sullivan leaving for boat training with the Marine Corps. the 23rd annual Court MacLoughlin banquet of Catholic Daughters with Rev Edward Dougher as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Guardyak
Glens Falls Hospital
Joyce DeLora
Albany
Frances Doren
Adamsville
Angeline Vallie
Martha Riley
St. Rose College
James Riley
Warner B. Nelson
North Williams Street
Fred Nelson
Charlotte
N.C
Elmer Shovah
McCotter
James William
Williams Street
Edward
Davidson College
Willard Harper
Navy
Merrill Harper
Adams Street
Harper
South Atlantic
Ella Williams
Boardman Street
Broadway
Leslie A. White
Michael Mahoney
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
St. Thomas’ Church
Cherry Valley
Philip A. Martindale
Signal Corps
Air Service Command Training Center
Fresno
Cal
Samuel Martindale
Second Avenue
Jane Sullivan
iMr
Timothy Sullivan
First Avenue
New ‘River
Nlc
Women's Reserve
Marine Corps
Sullivan
Whitehall’ High School
Court MacLoughlin
Catholic Daughters of America
New
Lena Walker
Helen Layden
Community News Briefs From Grafton And Vicinity
Grafton George Basg leaves for service January 31. Jack Looney ill with scarlet fever absent from school. Mrs. Walter W. Poole returns home after visiting husband at Sampson. John Schneider of Floyd Bennett Field spent weekend with wife and family. Robert Wright and daughters Rose and Myrtle with Mrs. Neilie Ford hold surprise 74th birthday party for William Wood. Mrs. John Schneider plans move to Little Rock Ark. William Minkels visits parents and wife. returns to service this week. Glenford Simmons recovering from operation after fall at work. Mrs. Mina Stuart returned Saturday after week with Mrs. Addie Simons at Petersburg. Tax Collector Jennie R. Feathers will receive taxes Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. PTA executive meeting at Mr. James Van Buren’s home to plan Founders Day. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradwell of Troy purchase Cordelia Smith brick house on state road. Bradwells to spend winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
George Basg
Jack Looney
Walter W. Poole
Sampson
John Schneider
Floyd Bennett Field
Robert Wright
Rose
Myrtle
Neilie Ford
Berlin
William Wood
Little Rock
Ark
Wiliam Minkels
Glenford Simmons
Mina Stuart
Addie Simons
Petersburg
Jennie R. Feathers
Town Hall
Parent-Teacher Association
James van Buren
C. Bradwell
Troy
Cordelia Smith
State Road
Bradwell
Florida
Inauguration Parade With Horse Drawn Vehicles
In Jackson Mississippi Gov elect Thomas L Halley led a parade of horse drawn vehicles for the inauguration reflecting a Pearl Harbor era revival years. Legislators and state dignitaries watched as rain sleet and snow from last week loomed while Bailey had announced plans to use horse drawn transport to save gasoline and rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississipp
Pearl Harbor
Thomas L. Halley
Bailey
Promotions and notices from Schaghticoke and area
Schaghticoke Herman Spoonnogrle has been promoted to sergeant somewhere in Italy. John Chambers has been promoted to sergeant in the Parachute troops at Camp Mackall. Alan Kenyon is called as a 23 aviation cadet in the Army Air Corps and will leave soon. Mrs. and Mrs. Louis J. Martin entertained during the week end for Mrs. Fred Zeph and Mrs. Nellie Kline of New York. William Brockett and Kenneth Smith in New York Friday for Navy V-5 tests. Doris Cunningham from Schenectady spent the week end with her parents. Billy Grieves returned to Albany after five weeks with grandparents. Mrs. Alice Van Wert and daughters with William Sabin Jr. were dinner guests at Averill Park. A card party at Municipal Building tomorrow evening for St Johns Church Schaghticoke with Mrs Chandler HE Whyland as general chair. Prizes for all games. Straight Eight Bridge Club hosted by Edwin Van Leuven Albany. Members present: Irving Buckley, Charles Connolly, Charles Lawrence and spouses. Woman's United Society of First Presbyterian Church plans a bandage party tomorrow at the Ackart home. luncheon at 1. Bring own dishes. Standard Bearers of the church meet Tuesday Jan 25 in church parlors, Mrs Charles Connolly presiding. Junior Christian Endeavor Society organized with 14 members. Officers elected: President Marjorie Wicks, VP Louise Hack, secretary Bertha Welch, treasurer Dorothy Nash. Lookout Barbara Wicks, floral Barbara Nash, Kenneth Beneir, social committee Janat Wicks Rita Kelendis Walter Beneir, counselor Mrs George Kilgun. Meetings voted 5:30 to 6:30 each Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Spoonnogrle
Italy
Alan Kenyon
Army Air Corps
John Chambers
Camp Mackall
Louis J. Martin
Fred Zeph
Nellie Kline
New York
William Brockett
Kenneth Smith
Navy
Doris Cunningham
Schenectady
George D. Cunningham
Billy Grieves
Albany
Louis F. Martin
Alice van Wert
Dorothy
Katharine
William Sabin
Edward van Wert
Averill Park
St. John's Church
Schaghticcks
Chandler HE. Whyland
Edwin van Leuven
Irving Buckley
Charles J. Connolly
Charles Lawrence
Woman's United Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Fred R. Ackart
Charles Connolly
Christian Endeavor Society
The
James Bevis, Jr
Albert Viall
Marjorie Wicks
Louise Hack
Bertha Welch
Dorothy Nash
Barbara Wicks
William Williams
Barbara Nash
Kenneth Beneir
Janat Wicks
Rita Kelendis
Walter Beneir
George Kilgun
Fortnightly Society Meets in Stillwater Hears Profiles
Stillwater The Fortnightly Literary Society met Monday at Mrs Lyman W Smiths home. Mrs Lyman A Talman reviewed Between Tears and Laughter. A sketch of Lin Yutang life was given by Miss Cordelia Pitney Rollratt. Next meeting at Mrs Fred Hayners home. Mrs Bessie Farrington will review George Washington Carver. Mrs George Martin will sketch the author life. Roll call names of great Negroes. A special musical program planned. Chapter to Meet Obligations Night observed at Upton Chapter meeting in Masonic Temple. Social committee includes Mrs Elen Dean Mrs Stta Haight Mrs Laura Peacock. Entertainment committee Mrs Gertrude Coons Mrs Bessie Van Denburgh. Officers to wear white. Grange Meeting Miss Ruth Corvin presided Bemis Heights Grange Monday. Spencer Kellogg installed on executive committee. Plan to paint Grange Hall. many men asked to help Monday evening. Refreshments by women. Refreshment committee for next month: Mrs Clifford Holmes Mrs Guy Dunn Charles Blizzard. Program topic Are You a Granger or Just a Member of the Grange Readings by Miss Ruth Corvin Mrs Charles Corvin sr Mrs Wiliam Watson Miss Dorothy Rogers Mrs Albert Barholt Harry Hale. Games and War Stamps award to Mrs John Smodell. Refreshments served by Mrs Carlos Corvin sr Mrs William Watson Harry Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Lyman W. Smith
Lyman A. Talman
Lin Yutang
Cordelia Pitney Rollratt
Fred Hayner
Bessie Farrington
George Washington Carver
George Martin
Upton
C. E
Masonic Temple
Elen Dean
Stta Haight
Laura Peacock
Gertrude Coons
Bessie van Denburgh
Grange
Ruth Corvin
Bemis Heights Grange
Charles Corvin
Wiliam Watson
Dorothy Rogers
Albert Barholt
Harry Hale
John Smodell
Carlos Corvin
William Watson
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D.A.R
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United Presbyterian Church
Gladys Philips
Fourth Street
R. A. Bills
Women’s Missionary Society
Elizabeth Maxwell
Henry Martin
Charles M. Sharpe
Church of Christ, Disciples
Harold B. McChesney
Nelson Schmay
Matilda Ratz
Latham Bureau
Endocreme
Breas
Wilton R. Wickes
Katherine W. Walker
Fred Walker
Melrose
Wilton G. Wickes
Schaghticoke
Fort Meade
Louis R. Kirchner
Victor J.zamparelli
Robert H. Wright
Camp Fire Girls
Women's Guild
Second Presbyterian Church
Richard L. Mead
Fred C. Hill
Harry @. Taylor
Walter E. Bean
Boyd N. Williams
M. J. Barrett
Presbyterian Home
Ruth Ure
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Edna , Donahue
Mahlon Wempler
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Martin Bump
Ann O'Shaughnessy
Elmira College
Eleanor Denison
Wells College
Aurora
Emma Witlard School
M. D. Russell Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Spanish War Veterans Hall
Grace Herring
Bertha Coiteux
Gladys Gapp
Josie Mooney
Hitehall
Stillwater
Doan
Sarah Albany
Herrbert & Co
Fulton St
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