Trojan Takes Bride in Pentagon-Influenced Ceremony
Mary Breyer daughter of Iain and L. Burbony of Quekertown wed Charles Willing PH son of May and Harold in St John Union Church Cooperating. The ceremony honored wounded bridegroom from Western Germany service, with fellow paralyzed veterans attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Breyer
Iain 'L. Burbony
Quekertown
Charles Willing PH
May
Harold
Tolsely
St. John's ‘Union Church
Tee. de. Wetterguighan
Dosaphine Wehshelter
Toont
Bbmer Sheeder
Philadelphia
Charles Viscusy
New Lore
Miss Dorothy Hull Lieutenant's Bride
Miss Dorothy Til wed Lt. Robert Gardenier in Baltimore on January 1. They honeymooned to New York. both graduates of Lansingbury Muh Schnell. Lieutenant Gardenier, formerly with the second camstabulary regiment, will return to duty. Engagements and parties follow with relatives and local schools and companies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Courting Mull
ROG Seventh Avenue
Dorothy Til
Robert c. Gardenion
Transen Gardenier
Melrose
Laltiminge
New York
Lansingbury Muh Schnell
Troy Buasinosa Aisien
New York Telephone Co
Gardenter
Secord Camstabulary Regiment
Martone Brownell Wedding Announced in Local Notice
Miss Shirley Hyowmnell Angthtor and Chauncey Brownell of 3019 Sixth Avenue were married to Vincent Martone and Miss Nicholas Martone of 680 Fourth Avenue during a ceremony at St Augustine's Church on November 20 with Rev Kelly OSA officiating. The couple reside at 680 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martone-Brownell
Shirley DB
Hyowmnell
Chauncey Brownell
Sixth, Avenue
Vincent Fh
Marton Gon
Nicholas Martone
SS Augustine’s Church
Thond
Kelly
O.s.ay
Tourity
Lodge Plans Dance and Show in Troy Benefit Event
A Jewish community group in Troy plans a cabaret dance and fashion show to raise funds. Committees handle tickets decorations publicity and entertainment with names including Mrs Bly S Kapio Vitz Mrs Mortimer Lebanon and Mrs Sydney Rod. Event features acrobatic and ballroom dances vocal numbers and a drum majorette with Maid of Honor and other participants. community women act as models for the fashion show. A separate note mentions a bridal shower for Miss Frances Downey and a family life talk by Lestus Campbell at the Cooksboro Home Bureau meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Na Ayith
Troy
Feo
Lester Ih
Shattian
Bly S
Kapiovitz
Mortimer Lebanon
Sydney Rod
Fred Glass
Leonard Klotz
Irving Dembo
Nathan Benderson
Reuben Dolan
Charles Engle Try
Ben Aronson
Maurice Filan
Bidward Adgeon
Sel [Svattun
Ray John Newell
Behinger
Myst Beank Gaple
Grid
Schwarté
Rosemary Warnock
Bobby
Jane Tatian
Charlos
Pholit
Lumpet
Nicky Christig
Shiney Willinshaw
Joan Tarly
Lusso
Lestus Campbell
Teevon
Cooksboro
Personal Mrs Clark Whitaker Taken to Riverview Home
Mrs Clark Whitaker of this city was taken to Riverview Liverasy Home Sunday after suffering a suvage heart attack. Mrs Joseph Usher of 120 Becuml Street left Sunday to spend two weeks in Saal Florida where Dr Jerome L Cohen of 170 Sea Avenue has a residency in midiclw at Queend General Wes ital. Cohen will depart for Troy where he will speetalind inaternal medicine. The wife, the former Suss Rita Werner, will join him next month. Thomas Koren of 114 Ida Street is convalesc agent at the Cartlal Police Station, his hous epon pistin turn from the Trey Hos yand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Whitaker
Riverview Liverasy
Joseph Usher
Becuml Street
Suss
Rita Werner
Thomas Koren
Ida Street
Cartlal
Area Couple Takes Yous Area Couple Take Yous 4 the mmmplage of Mise Hazel B. Millen
A Round Lake ceremony unites Miss Hazel B. Millen daughter of Mr and Mrs Re Crus Muler of Ballston Spa with William AL Wood jr son of Mrs Paw A Martin of Flyde Mark and Willis AL Wood of Norwich. Rev Walter E Thomyson officiated at the Methodist Church. A reception followed at Library Hall Round Lake. The bride is a Ballston Spa High School graduate and the groom Roosevelt High School graduate. They will reside at Brandywine Avenue Round Lake after a wedding trip. Both are attached to the Navy Supply Depot at Seobin Guam Iwa Jie and the Purple Blunet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hazel B. Millen
Re Crus Muler
Ballston Spa
William AL Wood
Marine Barracks
Naval Supply Depot
Scofia
Paw A
Martin
Flyde Mark
Willis AL Wood
Norwich
Round Lake
Walter E. Thomyson
Library Hall
Jake
Ballston Spa High School
Roosevelt High School
Hyde Parte
Brandywane Avemy
Hound Lake
Fwth Corpleyet
Navy
Seobin
Uy Gery
Sisterhood Hosts Game Party for Members
The Sisterhood held a Monday evening game party with notable prizes for winners. Refreshments were served by hostesses Jeannette Buchan and others, as members enjoyed social time and organized games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Ertl el Sisterhood
Prines
Jeannette Buehan
Chu
Man
Ben Goldstein
Reuben Cuplon
Abert Cullett
Herman Ayal
Maurice Fuigon
Myer Chedikoff
Marry Don
Birthday event at Miple Avenue home in four generations
Mrs. daeoph hosted a Monday birthday gathering at her home on Mipla Avenue celebrating four successive family birthdays. Guests included Mrs. Robert Tnyer Mrs. Walter Schermerhorn Mrs. Joseph Hayes and her grandson Paul H A large birthday cake and a banquet followed with Miss Harriet Hayes assisting her mother during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daeoph Layed
Mipla Avenue
Robert Tnyer
Walter Schermerhorn
Joseph Hayes
Paul H. A Harge
Harriet Hayes
Woman’s Guild Meeting at Bec ond Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Guild of the Bec ond Presbyterian Church met Monday in the parsonage house with Mrs Richard Grimmings leading Group 6. Mrs Zayien Matilosian discussed Une Migalon study, and officers were planned for installation at the next meeting. The next gathering is set for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zayien Matilosian
Gordon Orvenhill
Boy Awarded 500 After Typewriter Accident on Bus
A Schenectady Railway Co passenger bus accident left a boy with injuries when a passenger’s mounted typewriter struck him. Guardian Mynard Bradley agreed to settle for 500 with Playland S Miller on behalf of the minor. The case, filed by attorney John J Scully, involved insurance and a court approval by Justice William H. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclanectady Railway Ca
Go Troy
Mays
County Clerk’s
MacMillan de Miley
Ute Fornoyy
Paperd
Man Wallen
Fifth Avenue
Norman Wallen
John J. Scully
National Grange Mall Liability, Co
Miller
Imellust Dent Polleyy
Bradley
Wynantskill-Wheat
Suprema Court
William H. Murray
State Solon Calls for Investigation of Liquor Authority
State Senator Harold J Panken introduced a resolution in the Senate seeking a seven member Joint legislative committee with an $18,000 appropriation to probe the State Liquor Authority. The measure cites public criticism of discretionary decisions, licenses grants, suspensions, and cancellations under a tightening beverage law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tittle Times Square
Cohoes
Harold J. Vanken
State Liquor Authority
Panken
Senaty
Area Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Snyder of Snyder's Lake mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a weekend of parties. The couple wed Jan 18 1887 in a double wedding. Mr and Mrs Olcott Thorns joined the celebration but Mrs Thorns has passed away years earlier, limiting further observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Snyder
Lake
Yvandenburgh Inn
Eldon Snyder
Ae Wynantskil
Kowors
Pifts H
Coupte
Olcolt Thorns
Snyders
Thomas
Averill Park Convenn Tas Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Faith Mill Two was hosted yesterday at Averill Park. Directors elected include Robert He Be iCaring William D Mahony Phar is W Rourke and Arthur M But tet. Officers named: Mahony president and general manager Rourke vice president and Weastrer McCarthy secretary Buller assistant secretary treasurer. Inspectors of election were Helen J Paualey and Lucien O Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Mill
Avert Park
Robert He Be iCaring
William D. Mahony
Pharis W. Rourke
Arthur M. Buttet
Fol
Pasiliona
My Mahony
Mr. Rourke
Mrr. McCarthy
Mir Buller
Aletent
Helen J. Paualey
Lucien O'Keefe
Receives Order For Two Big Turbines
The General Bleropic Ou reports two steam turbine generators under construction for Ohio Power Co and Indiana Michigan Electric Co as part of a 6,000,000 kilowatt project. The turbines are expected to be highly efficient, consuming less energy per kilowatt hour at high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Bleropic Ou
Yesterany
WSOK+kiowell
Ohio Power Co
Indiana and Michigan Eleetric Co
Oldstet Has stEdal and Odd Names in Congeeselinn Meilnl
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Ghaplea Windlah of Load and numbers 1 and 95, titled as old rat Nvjagdalder of the Congeeselinn Meilnl of Hono. The legible parts imply a local name and an organizational reference, but full meaning remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldstet
Ghaplea Windlah
Hono
Firm to Expand Facilities In Wells Building Overhaul
Embasgy Atan'a Appacul Int plans a three floor expansion to occupy the third door of the Hi Building and add the fourth and fifth floors. The project will add about 7,000 square feet of space and fifty new jobs, growing staff from around 100 as the company shifts into larger production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Wells
Apnee de Lhere Hatley
Jacobsen Co
Artlatic Shblt Co
Yenra
Bohman Sportswear
Fone
David Stein
Baldlerom
Uto Corlla
Conn & Co, Inc
Fliar
Corliss, Coon
Harkwell
Model Shirt Co
Janmar Molloy
City Officials Vote for Capture Stray Street
City officials vote to capture a stray street in Santa Re after a city cat alleyway misalignment noticed today. The committee reports the street now sits forty feet south of its original sixty year position, prompting corrective action and relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Re
Safe Deposit Firm Reelected Welch Leader at Meeting
The Beauirlty Bureau Dewalt Co. held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon electing Welch as president and treasurer. Other officers named include Bonwell, Meclindy, van Denturgh, and Weederlely as temporary chair and clerk. Directors reelected were Boswell, McGrath, Welch, Cole, Broderick, and Prellinter with proxies from Lewis and LaDu and election inspectors Ives, Jouenh Tr., and Conroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TT Welch Wee
Beauirlty
Bure Dewalt Co
Thonnk C. Bonwell
Marcy Meclindy
Veo Provdonta
Monty GB. van Denturgh
John AL Weederlely
Clinire Hni Ab
Vad Denburgh
Aha Bohtei
Air
Boswell
McGrath
Welch
Loater F
Cole
Broderick
Charlea Q. Prellinter
Haroit
Lewis
Wilber F LaDu
Marl Ives
Conroy
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Trojan
Dorothy Hull
Sys
Gus Mathews
Shushabeye
Matthews
Clara Doner
Albert ‘Auder
Kunbar Janider
Bak] Mountain
Sis. Doner
Shela Vt
H.& FB. Bineh Co
Landor
Greenwich High School
Eddy Tlow Go
Franke Wilcox
Lai Street
Oy paMy
Pronk, Jr
Quer
Westover-Wolfe Motors, Inc
Seventh Ave
Winefield D. Pingiwin
Walles
Ada Pangburn
Richard JT. Youngs
Theodore Kr, Youngs
Wyntaiskill
Mynghiten
Russell Sage College
Alvs
Frank Hebert
Edward Street
Announee
Veronica C. Uebert
Thomas F. McKee
Dunivs Niele
Maslen Avenue
Coloes
Tayd
Walter B. Gill
Lorraine Gill
Clarence FE. Wayward, Jr
M's. Clanefee Ebayward
Wo 116Th Street
Miss Gill
Lamsingburyg Ligh Selmal
Welly & Coverly, Inc
Lansingwird High School
Cahill
Sparking Goods
Knowlson’s
Broadway
Camera Dept
Eastman
LEICA
Argus - Bell - Howell
Ideal Cleaners
Lodge
Cluatt, Peabody & Co, Inc
Vandenburge Tin
Misa Wrances
Downey
Mara
Wazel Coyne
Hersert & Co
Fulton
Norman Q Linderman
Congress
Street
Emon M. Lindeman
Ralph W. ‘Ciney
John Timyer
Taborbon
Lindeman
Ahl of Troy High Schoool
Renderl
Averill Park
Josep TY. Young
Greenwich
Kathryn B. Nix
Wesley Lawrence McMurray
George McMuray
Rix
Lerainer
Larre
Stevens &Whorpson Paper Co
Te Rensselace
Army-Mary Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lth
Wdith Cathy
Providad
Annex
Anne Prieble
Elemer Dahboll
Germany
John B. Kiley
Edmund
Admiral Conntz
Bremerhaven
Kiley
Army Medical Corps
Fulda
Mea
Mas Catherins Walsh
City
Solon
Liquor Authority
Thomas A
Graham
Awe
Norit
Norte
Safe Deposit Firm
Reoleets Welch
Anne’s— Dierks
Sep
Kan
Xtro
Bpraent
Gold-Tone Studio
River ST
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