Whitehall Couples Wed In Navy Officer and Bride
Whitehall couple Miss Mary Jane Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones of Whitehall and Jeck Yule Rock a Navy officer married at the home of the bride’s parents. Elaine Leddick sister of the groom and Roy Greetwood attended. The bride wore wine colored crepe with matching accessories. The groom recently returned from overseas duty. To be wed next week Miss Manx E L Hildebrand daughter of Raymond Hildebrand of GS Fifth Avenue Waterview will marry Raymond W Cox FC of Abe Fourth Street at St Bride’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Jones
Thomas Jones
Whitehal
Jeck Yule Rock
Navy
Gan Leddick
Reid
Sughter
Raymond OC
Hidebrand
Engaged Miss Mahoney to Capt. Lonsbecker of Air Corps
Mr. and Mrs. Thomes A. Mahoney announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mahoney to Captain Thomas B. Lonsbecker of the Air Corps son of Mrs. Emerine Lonsbecker of Troy. The wedding is planned for February in San Antonio Texas. Miss Mahoney, a Catholic Central High School and College of St. Rose graduate, has worked for the Federal Government in Syracuse. Captain Lonsbecker, a Troy High School alum, attended Columbia University and is a former member of the 105th Infantry. he has served in the Ab... Hans and is stationed at Kelly Field, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomes A. Mahoney
Sixth Avenue
Watervliet
Missa Bieatier Mahoney
Thomas B. Lonsbecker
Air Corps
Emerine Lonabecker
Fld. 4
Troy
San Antonio
Tax
Miss Mahaney
Catholic Central High School
College of St. Rose
Syracuse
Lopfabecker
Troy High School
Columbia University
105Th Infantry
Abu- Hans
Kelly Piel
Tex
Mothers' Club Serves Supper and Anniversary News
The Mothers' Club of St Paul the Apostle's School hosted a supper for the RB. P. I. Newman Club on Hoosick Street with committee members named. The club plans a penny party on Feb. 5 and meets Feb. 6 to finalize arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. William H. L. Shultis of 34 Standard Avenue mark their 45th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Ten Huck Hotel in Albany. they wed Jan 26, 1940, at St. Agnes' Church, Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St Paul the Apostle’s School
RB. P. I. Newman Club
Hoosick Street
Gerald 3
FiteGerald
Clifford -Sondnelle
William van Steenberg
Mary Wood
Florence Burge
John H. Maloney
Michael Fiyne
Thomas F. FiteGerald
William HL Shultis
Standard Avenue
Ten Huck Hotel
Albany
Iss Margaret Shultis
Mrs. Shultis
St. Agnes’ Church
Cohoes
Michael Geyin
Week End Guests Arrive From Starstve and Washington
Mrs Walter Winwen arrives from Starstve to spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold T Lyons. Visiting sister Mrs Wall Farrell of Washington spends two weeks with brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Alonzo W Paige of Seine ne Study. Harold Farrell and Mrs Paige are daughters of Mrs Thormas Veil of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Winwen
Eerom Starstve
Harold T. Lyons
Wall Farrell
Washington, D.C
Alonzo W. Paige
Seinene
Farrel
Paige
Thormas Veil
Miss McGrath Weds John McGrath in Albany Ceremony
Miss Sally Akin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Akin of 3243 Seventh Avenue married John McGrath of Albany at St Patrick Church Saturday. Rev Joseph Quilik officiated with Betty Donnlan as maid of honor and Robert J Akin as best man. The couple will reside at 233 Seventh Avenue after a New York wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Akin
Joseph Akin
Seventh Avenue
John McGrath
Albany
St Patrick's Church
Joseph Quilik
Afiss Betty Donnlan
Robert J. Akin
Marion Carrosza
Ferry Street
Troy
Siend Africa
McGrath
New York
Troy Chapter Alumnnee Association Meeting Planned
The Troy Chapter of the Russell Sage Alumni Association will meet Monday at 7:43 p.m. at Alumae House on First Street. After the business session a reception will be staged for the new alumni secretary Mrs Rosalind Brady Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
The
Russell Sage Alimnee Association
Alumae House
First Street
Rosalind Briday Young
Social notes of Miss Elvira Jaberg and friends
Miss Elvira Jaberg of 21 Fliat Street reads the weekend in New York and Baltimore. Mrs George H Fields Jr formerly Ann Selectee of Watervliet left for Shawnee Oklahoma to join her husband Petty Officer Fields at the Naval Air Base. Miss Jane M Sliter daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur J Sliter of Mrs Saxe Road returns from New York after visiting the Aronsons. She resumes studies as a senior at Russell Sage College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Jaberg
Fliat Street
New York
Baltimore
George H. Fields, Jr
Ann Selectee
Watervliet
Shawnee
Oklo
Fields
Naval Air Base
Jane M. Sliter
Arthur J. Sliter
Saxe Road
Myr
Alten Aronson
Alden Aronson
Sitter
Russell Sage College
Mechanicville Couple Wed in Paul’s Church Ceremony
Misa Mary Ann Gniewek daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gniewek Mechanicville married Bergt John W Russell son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bisset East Street Mechanicville at Paul’s Church on Sunday 11 am Rev Lawrence Geerly officiated Miss Theresa Russell maid of honor wore damask gown bridesmaids wore Mimosa yellow gowns Bride wore white Titeless gown with Chantilly lace train orange blossoms bouquet of sweet peas reception at Polish National Alliance Hall guests traveled from Garfield New Jersey Albany Troy Cohoes Stillwater Mechanicville Mr and Mrs Russell to spend two weeks at Lake Placid Mrs Russell employed at Cluett Peabody & Co Inc prior to enlistment Sgt Russell employed by West Virginia Pulp & Paper prior to enlistment current residents to reside with bride’s parents for duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Mary Ann Gniewek
Joseph
Gniewek
Eld
Mechanicville
John W. Russell
Charles Busset
East Street
the Paul's Church
Bev. Lawrence
AL Geerly
Lawrence Kelly
Sonsie
Aim Ansa Chase
Chantilly
Gibson
Theresa Russell
Dorothy
Rex
Slater
Hemorsh
Leon Galanek
Edward Lucas
Francis Lucas
League President Cancels 1945 Conference Plans
Miss Cecil Lester Jones of Washington, D. C., president of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America, Inc., announced the cancellation of plans for its annual conference scheduled for March 1945 to cooperate with the Office of Domestic Transportation. The meeting will be arranged by proxy, and mail efforts will urge leagues to boost War Bond drives, blood donations, and Red Cross work while supporting OPA, ODT, and armed forces recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Lester Jones
Washington, D. C
Association of the Junior Leagues of America, Inc
Sli
Office of
Mias Jones
OPA
ODT
Red Cross
Seton Guild Hears Talk by Pastor
Mrs Wilbur H Caney presided at the January meeting of the Seton Guild at Seton nursery. Rev Charles E Smith spoke on Charity and literature. Reports were given by secretary Mrs Thomas J O Connor and finances by Mrs John J Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H Caney
Seton Guild
Seton Nursery
John Caney
Charles. E.smith
Thomas J. O'Connor
John J. Hyland
Siward A. Connors
Benjamin F. Haynor
William O'Connor
Jones to Address University Club Meeting
Dr Lewis C Jones English professor at the State College for Teachers Albany will speak at the Women’s University Club of Troy meeting at First Baptist Church at 3 15 pm The talk titled Folk lore of the Upper Hudson Valley Preceding the lecture a business meeting will be led by Mrs Harry A Van Velser with hospitality chairs Mrs R M Bennett and Mr St J Gaynor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Jones
State College For Teachers At
Albany
Women's University Club of Troy
First Baptist Church
Jones
Upper Hudson
Harry A A. van Velser
R. M. Bennett
St. J. Gaynor
Alliance Hears Playwright On Postwar World Roles
Jacques Devel, French and American playwright, addressed the Alliance Franchise at La Maison Française, discussing postwar world roles for France, the United States, England, and implications for colonies, Japan, and Manchuria. He argued mutual dependence, free trade, and sea air transport as essential to peace, while envisioning solid postwar reshaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Devel
Playright
Alliance
la Maison Fran Raise
Raoul Pelmont
Vouchisy Oh Savk
Hes
France
Prance
United States
Monsieur Devel
India
Japan
Russia
Chismere
Area Couple Wed in Albany at Bethany Presbyterian Church
Jessie Doran daughter of Frederick J. Doran of Melands and the late Mr. Post of Albany wed Wednesday in Bethany Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hert Nord officiated. Nancy Brown was maid of honor and L Coulson Hageman served as best man. The couple gave a reception at the University Club in Albany and plan a West Coast wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Doran
Fredarick J. Doran
Lyon Avenue
Melands
Franklin Post
Ana Airs
Gaieese W. Post
Albany
Bethany Presbyterian Churen
Hertit Nord
Nancy Brown
L. Coulson Hageman
Isfeld
Wag
Stat Berge
Earl E. Wells
Cohoes
Dunkirk
Ide
Robert J. Dorantity
University Club
Abpany
St_.agnes School
Milne School
Russel Sage College
Sir
Post
Albany A Academy
Brewster Academy
Wolf
Alf
Strayer
Pacific
West Coast
Ost
Bec
Sorority Reports On War Work Plans Dinner and Event
Beta Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi completed war activity reports for the War Production Board at The Hotel Troy. Data cover War Bonds and Stamps, Red Cross volunteer work, blood donations, nurses' aids, and members serving in the armed forces. A dinner and bowling party is planned for Friday. next sorority city council meeting set for February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Troy
Red Cross
Gioria Burley
Pulse of the People Echoes Wilson and League Concept
A reader notes the Wilson League of Nations as a guiding principle for peace and warns the world to follow the cross and avoid war. The exchange cites dates and opinions on international action and a reference to a blood test requirement for marriage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson J
Case Cottrell
Hoosick
Fair Enough Continued From Faye Twelve Comments on Propaganda Figures
A discussion notes former business manager roles for a Communist party magazine and critiques media figures in New York. It references Gailmor, Novitk, and Gailmor’s alleged impersonation, along with associations to pro Communist press and figures like Merrith, La Roche, and C. I. bosses. The piece questions media courage, neurotic claims, and political influence in broadcast commentary amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Communist Party
la Roche and Noble
Gailmor
Galimor
Bizet
Grand Ser. Keny
New York
Office l and Professional Workers’ Union
CLO
Tes
Labor
Ro Estes
Novitk
Costlmunlet Pressagest
Lewis Merrith
Office Worker’ Union
Compton
C. I
Roosevelts
Henry Wallace
Merrill
Gilimor
Charlie Chaplis
Joseph Durrant
Presidi
France
Mane
AOL
Guilmor
Eves
la Rothe
Gerald Smith
Farner Coughlin
Nin
Hse
la Roche
Gailmers
Gailmer
Ring Features
Missing items removed from patients at Pittsburgh hospital
The Bye and Ear Hospital in Pittsburg has emptied bronthial tubes, lungs, and esophagi of patients over the last year, removing toys and partial dentures among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
ENS
Bye” and Ear
Day Home Welfare Clinic annual report summary
The Day Home Welfare Clinic released its annual report showing about $6,000 spent last year for child care. It cared for 228 families with 183 children in attendance across 100 sessions and 603 home visits. The majority of families served included children of military personnel and those transferring to adult care as they aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Arthur W. Benson
Trox
Benson
Janet
Clinis
Selective Service Board
Conze Division Rules in Belgium Allowing Advancement
In the Belgian Conze system, any Conse jese Negro may advance easily according to ability and date, rising to any position as permitted by merit.
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Whitehall
Anne’s
King St. Thot
Troy's
U.S. O
Poplins
Margest
Natore
Eleanor Mahoney
Broughton’s Roth, Inc
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhan
Teren
Miss McGrath Bride
Arn” Mansshen
League
Dr. Jones
By Mossler
the Record
Connecticut
Aa Reader
Hoosick Falls
England
Poland
Siprsiy
Mary Dippercy
West Sand Lane
Bay Von's
Fourth St
Troy, N. Y
P Ae Cosy Tower
Rivek
Qualedy Wamonds
Vediem
Bown Peymans
GLENN
COD
Coalie
A. E. Soden & Go. Keenan
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