Miners Wedding in Mechanicville Sparks Family Celebration
Mary Angeline Berlingleri, daughter of Meo and Ralph Berlingleri, wed Michael Zappone in Mechanicville at the Agsumpul Church. The ceremony, directed by Mrs Aut Prergnol, featured bridesmaids Angeline Carhnd and Ase Plamatelr, with Miss Francea Zappone as maid of honor and a gown of netted lace in yellow. Guests and relatives filled the pews as the couple exchanged vows and departed under orange digwson petals and streamers of sweet pens.
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Lerlingleri
Daughtee
Meo
Ralph Berlingleri
Wi Karoga
Vloniehy
Mies
Mather
Patt Angollear
Angeline Carhnd
Ase
Ee Tubior
Wedding notes and obituaries from a small town paper
A jumble of wedding details, anniversaries, engagements, and local obituaries features Mrs. James Sylvester announcing her daughter's engagement to Russell Cowdrad, while Mr and Mrs Martin Callahan celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Also noted are a former resident Rev Robert Huffstader’s death in Los Angeles, and various community notices, church services, and Legion events.
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Juniea
T. Dickson
Railroad Street
Teionda
Uullong
Dickson
William Hammersley
Robert Cavey Hufatader
Los Angeles
Wednesday Rufler
Bul Xinder
Oidawa Lodge
O& Adr
H. Strang Hoxe Company
Delaiare & Hudson
Penaval
8.C.A
Albany
Scranton
Congregational
Des Moines
Troy
Hifstader
Nashua
Mra
Iilian van Doren Hifslider
Willian Vare Dovem
Whihven ” Vilien
James Sylvester
Nairng Third Avenue
Mize Tevelyn Sylvester
Rassell Cowmradt
Aseéll Coonradt
Main Street
Cohnes
Obury
Wooded creature tale of chubby chuck and crowd
A garbled, humorous fragment describes a woodchuck or beaver like animal chewing arrows and causing mischief. Characters Tim Brookton Ralph Valentine and Thad are mentioned in a surreal, distorted scene with a bedridden narrator and jerky action.
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Brookton
Mega
Ralph Valentine
Helen Pass
Mechanicville School District Budget Vote scheduled tomorrow
The Mechanicville School District announces a budget vote tomorrow at 7:20 p.m. The proposed budget increases by 24,706.80, with 10,000 earmarked for the Victor Memorial Recreation Field development. Residents previously approved the project 273 to 20 in June. The plan includes salaries and staff raises, custodial raises, and a rise in NYS Retirement System contributions.
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Mechanicvile Dig Seboul Dlalytel
Idtalytet
Te Vytorann’ Memorial Reseration
Board of Hiliteation
Olthatius Gill
Truviclon
Burgel
Acti Ures
New York
Patat
Twitlan
Stillwater School Board Meeting Set for Tomorrow Night
Stillwater Aivunt district will hold a meeting at the high school auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Annual reports and the election of trustees to replace Milton Carter and Frank Tolstoff who term of office expire will be discussed. Also Mrs Frank Thierolt hosted the Dearnut Bridge Club Friday evening with contract games and prize awards to several members. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Farhan were held at her home and St Peters Church with a requiem high mass led by Rev Lawrence Kell. Bearers listed as Thomas Mehan William Mehan Robert Mehan John McGrohn and James Blu.
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Tirs
Frank Casey
Fort Edward
Broadway
St. Josais Church
St. Pan's
Old Cemetery
Milly Peiy
Phili Wise
Dee
Howard J. Reilly
Martin Callahan
Park Avenue
St. Paul's
Thomas J.callahan
Navy
Naval
Charles Osho H
Marne Corps
Paci
Poe
Dudy
Aivunt
Milton Carter
Frank Tolstoff
Frank Thierolt
Dearnut Bridge Club
South Hudson Avenue
Uelen
Slavin
Talmadge
Marion Tyy
Mary Farhan
St. Peter's Church
Hov
Lawrence P. Kell
Thouis Mehan
William Mehan
Robert Mehan
John McGrohn Faroen
James Blu
Veteran seeks court order to free alien bride in immigration case
Portland man asks federal court to force immigration officials to release his alien wife returning from sea. The bride, born in Japan to a German father and Japanese mother, previously had Swedish husband. She is said to be half Japanese and ineligible for citizenship, per the immigration adjudication division. Ballis argues she is entitled to entry as a US citizen’s wife. Judge Lloyd Ix ordered the immigration director to show cause why she should not be freed.
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Seattle
Bouiss
Llayd Ix
Black
Canee
Community Notes From South Cambridge and Nearby
The column lists visitors and relatives across Cambridge Troy Wentworth and Greenwich including Edward R Goodrich patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Mrs Mercie Herrington of Troy Mrs George Sartell Miss Mariate Pine Wayne Lee from Troy and others visiting or staying with families Gilbert Ruddock from Greenwich spending summer with grandmother Grace McNeil several local residents and guests attend a kitchen shower for the Methodist Church at Mra K E Aiken home with $12 and various gifts. next meeting July 17 at Nelson Piersan home.
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Edward R. Goodrich
Mary McClellan
Mercie Herrington
Troy
George Sartell
Mariate Pine
Went Hoosick
Kennett
Aileen
Mes
Emily Bane
Amy
Preme Uuiy
Wayne Lee
Nix Dtaniparetls
Nelson
Bissett
Halph Galloway
Mia
Jeanie Snow
Bensington
Geneoia Spink
Schenectady
Malcolm Hamittom
Gilbert Ruddock
Greenwich
Grace McNeil
Henry Bireet
West
Hoasick
Peter Matcavich
Donna
Dorie Thomas
North Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Getm
Richard Wilson
Cneile
Bean
Bis
Lawrence B. Wilson
Richard L. Wilson
Tassie Harris
Lawrence Wilson
Greene
Wilson
Earl McWhorter
Julia Wilson
Alyce Albergine
Dough
Roberta Camilla
Hassick Falls
Albert Ganna
Patricia
John J. Gunes
Methodist Church
Mra
K. E. Aiken
Nelson Plersan
Seven Soldiers Slain By Greek Communists
Greek Parliament learned Saturday that a band of about 150 Communists attacked a company of troops at Kilkis east of Salonika, killing seven soldiers. Athenian papers said the assault followed a demonstration by women and children at the camp urging soldiers to throw down arms and join them, crying we are democrats. Some tents in the camp were burned or tired.
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Athena GT
Parliae Pita
Kilkis
Salonika
Athenis
Blind Newspaper Marks Twenty Years Of Publication
Boston dispatch reports on the National Braille Press, a nonprofit started by Francis Terard to publish The Weakly Nowa for the blind. From 200 readers in 1907 to 9,750 circulation, the operation now earns an $85,000 goal to buy a building and expand services, including reading aloud and transcribing lessons for blind readers and veterans.
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Estrily Bond
United Press Bill
Boston
Publica
Francis B. Terard
A Changed Man Furnishes Comfort For Weary Shoppers
A local shopkeeper in Holyoke offers consolation to shoppers amid a weary day. A cozy bench and crystal fruit bowl invite rest, with trays of pastries provided to those who need a break, showcasing a small act of kindness within the church of commerce.
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Holyoke
Mana
Hotore Ik
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Bravdl'e Group
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