Miss Graves Bride in Petersburg Wedding
The wedding of Mig Katherine Ruth Graves daughter of Reuben and Mrs Graves of Watertlet and Peters burg to Robert Frask Wells governor of Airs Peters burg occurred Saturday at 7 30 pm in Petersburg Methodist Church. Family and friends attended with attendants Miss Maury Graves and Gerald Hell as maid of honor and best man. The ceremony featured organ music, floral decorations, and a reception in the church parlors. The couple plan a short trip and reside at Stony Acres Farm in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Katherine Ruth Graves
Mra
Reuben Graves
Eighth Avenue
Watertlet
Petersburg
Robert Frask Wells
Airs
Phyllis Wells
Ray Wells
Berlin
Methodist
Pet
Howard Mobile
Ofree
Eugene Hebbard
Maury Alice Graves
Homor
Geraid Hell
Wayne Vrient
Stephentown
Dee Goodersnate
Irving Hegeman
Misseyamy Crouch
Albany
Charlotta Robinson
Troy
Stony Acres
Massachusetts
Stony Acres Farm
Wells
Irving H. Hegeman
Stillwater
Amanda Mattison
Stephen Brattison
Keith
Judith
Jean Mattison
Clarence White
Watertet
Jesse Vinicent
Women's Board Luncheon Meeting At Presbyterian Home
The July meeting of the Women's Board of Managers of the Presbyterian Home included a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Archibald Buchanan. Reports were presented by secretary Mrs Earl F Roe and treasurer Mrs Mortimer Barrett. Anne Grant announced resigning after 26 years as matron of the Howe, planning to move to Scotland. A seventh birthday party honors Sandra Gale Gibbons hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Gibbons with several children attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Home
Brrs
Archibald Buchanan
Earl F. Roe
Mortimer J. Barrett
Irving Horton
Buchanan
Annie Grant
Howe
Avast
Scotland
Sandra Gale Gibbons
Harold E. Gibbons
Eastmore
Cynthia Finn
Edward Bradley
Richard Bradley
Galé Gayle Jones
Bobby James
Ioan
Louis Beaker
Joan Miller
Betty Miller
Mary Anne Fields
Richard Warren
Ann Dearstone
Joan Keele
Marotine Gummer
Janet Lite
Notable Vacationing Pairs At Resorts And Homes
Townsfolk and visitors take leisure breaks across resorts including Monmouth Hotel in Spring Lake New Jersey and Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs. Among those listed are Thomas W. Rourke and William D. Mahony. William E. Fitzgeralds. Charlies A. Stone and son Charles A. Stone Jr.. Clifford B. Yager and family with son Barrett G. Yager recently returned from England with the Eighth Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Rourke
William D. Mahony
Monmouth Hotel
Spring Lake
N.ji
Saratoga
Wiliam E. Fitzgerald
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Springs
Charlies A. Stone
West Bampton
Le 7
Charles A Stone, Jr
Vermont
Clifford B. Yager
Bronxville
Troy
Cpt
Barrett G. Yager
England
Eighth Air Force
Sre
Lake Morey Ion
Fairlee
East Indies Chapel Nuptials Tie Lt Robinson to Maj Murried
First Lt Dorothy Joan Robinson Army Nurse Corps daughter of Mrs Sayles C Robinson of 20 Collins Avenue married Maj Arnold Peter Murried M A P of Warsaw Wisconsin on June 18 at Ninth General Hospital Chapel in the Netherlands East Indies. Chaplain Joseph Hughes officiated with Lt Col Dan Ucker introducing a reception at the Officers Club. The union was attended by Lt Frances V Breed and Capt John M Stacey with music by the Third Special Brigade Band. The bride wore oyster white satin with a Juliette cap and carried a gardenia bouquet. The couple planned a Biak honeymoon and will reside at Fort Devens before serving in the Pacific theater. The bride is a Cornell Medical Center nurse and joined the Army in 1942. The groom has eight years in service as a medical administrative officer. The Brunswick Home Bureau basket picnic was deferred to July 22 at 2:30 p.m.
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Robinson
A. P
Netherlands East Indies
Heaplain Joseph Hughes
Frances V. Breed
John MM. Stacey
Danucker
Engle
Juliette
jCanatliy
Ami Speuks
Iisland
Third Special Brigade 1 Ee
Esima Wizard School
Aisc Eee
Cornell Medical Center
New York
Army Corps
Fort Devewis
Murr
Pacific
Netherlands
East Indies
Biak
Weeklong Lake George Vacation Notes and Local Socials
A fill of short notices lists residents and visitors from Watervliet and nearby areas. Names include Muriel Sisson Kay Bamby Patricia Sheehy Mary Weverot and Kathleen Brown among others as they spend weeks at Lake George Atlantic City and other locales. A Sunday School box picnic and a first birthday party for Mary Les are also noted with brief arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
A. West
R. D. Waterford
Hies
Lake George
Muriel Sisson
Kay Bamby
Eastmore
Saratoga Laker
Marjorie Piulace
Hoosick Street
Arcany
Houspital
Ilness
Raymond L
Congress Street
Cokoes
Lane Shore Court
Luke Cearge
Eaeid
Douw ' Street
Nettie Banke
Silver Bay
M. Grace Hefern
Waterury
Conn
Marjorie ‘Ff, Brown
Eighth Avenue
Watervile
Ween
Kathleen Brown
Marionette Bowleg
Charlotte Hal, Md
Sarah
Catherine ‘Leach
Seventh Avenue
Janet Meigh
Atlantic City
St. Ag
East Side Mrs Clifford Cooper Heads Camp Counselor
Mrs Clifford R Cooper of Miller Avenue heads to HE Chub at Alps as camp counselor for two weeks under Extension Services of Rensselaer County. The former CCC Camp opens for three weeks serving Albany Saratoga Washington Greene Columbia and Rensselaer counties with director Robert Dyer and a small staff. Activities include dramatics handicraft and group hikes with 15 Liberty Bell Club girls and four Willing Workers Club girls plus four boys from 4H Hangers of Warren Miller. Personal notes mention Miss Dorie Epstein’s Lake George visit and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford R. Cooper
Miller Avenue
Alps
Extension Services
Rensselaer County
CCC
Albany
Saratoga
Washington
Greene
Columbia
Rensselaer
Robert Dyer
Coloratia
Liberty Bell Club
Willing Workers’ Club
Harold Shaver
Warren Miller
Mountain View
Ruby Campbell to Wed Cpl Mal Sam of Melrose Family
Ruby Campbell of Haines engages Miss Dorothy Campbell to Cpl Mal Sam of Mr and Mrs Melrose. He is a product of Haines High School and her Asnce graduated from Lansingburgh High School. He is stationed at the proving grounds at Kissimmee Air Field Florida. No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Campbell
Haines
Dorothy x
Rie Campbell
Mal
Sam
Melrose
Haines Fh School
Asnce
Lansingburg High School
Kistinmee Air Field
Fla
Pynentiskill Mrs Joy to Visit Relatives in Davenport
Mrs Joy of Atlantic Avenue spends weeks with Davenport relatives. Services at the Reformed Church at 10:30 am will be led by H OF Hamlin of Water Be in charge and preach on The Theme Song of the Christians. Sunday School to follow. Constante Ramsey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiant He, hosted seven at her home Wednesday evening for a birthday celebration with lawn games and cake. Attendees included John V O, Mrs Martin V Death Avenue, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Joy
Atlantic Avenue
Davenport
The
Reformed Church
Tomar
Hamlin
Water
Wil
Constante Ramsey
Hiant
Demand for Magazines and Milk Alarms Troop Trains
As troops pass through Trojan trains, CSO Longene and USO workers report rising needs for magazines and cold milk. Soldiers welcome the reading material and beverages, while volunteers supply extra milk from home and offer postcards for messages to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSO
USO
Green Island Churches to Unite in Morning Service
Green Island Presbyterians and Methodists plan a union service at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 36 with Rev Fred Bennett of Odist Church preaching on the topic Ties That Are Stronger Than Broad. A Rhythm King led the canteen dance at Joseph's Hall last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Green Island Youth Canteen
Joseph's Hall
DeWane
Whitehall and Lansingburg residents visit family and return
Pauline Whitehall and Dersidy Loucks of Lansingburg visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Hughes. Miss Joan and Miss Jean Fish return from West Hartford to Davis Street. Mrs. Emile Matte and daughter Marvy travel from Champlaine and visit Quebec and Sainte Beaupre. James Wilson notes playground reopenings and staffing at Recreation Field with Gilligan as athletic director and Marge Matte assisting. a summer program features a popular mid afternoon shower event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Pauline
Dersidy Loucks
Lansingburg
Areste G
I. E. Hughes
Jesse Sexton
Sportsmen’s Wildlife
Joan
Jean Fish
Davis Street
Louise Fish
West Hartford
Conn
Emile Matte
Marvy
Champla ‘Enue
A * Ane
Leo Poirer
Quebec
Anne de Beaupre
Jane Bartholomew
Emerson Sarivagiome
Whitehall-Fair Hever Road
Rueseil Laze J College
Troy
Recreation Field
Ior
Amprose Gilligan
Isenzi
MargatrRe Matte
Gilligan
Matte
St Rose College
Albany
A.m Qo
James Wilson
Waterford Legion Tag Day and church events noted in Waterford
Waterford Bet Mary's Sponsored Corps at Ceares Post 235 American Legion will conduct its annual Tag Day today at 6 30 p m. The Sunday worship at the First Presbyterian Church will be conducted with Rev Here at 11 am. The playground activities include baseball with Batto, Clough, Gabriel, Rea, and Casselo among players. In the Playground Softball League Syracuse defeated Rochester 19 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Sponsored Corps
Ceares J. Brady Post
American Legion
Batto
Clough
Gabriel
Rea
Cassélo
Catalte
Igg
Dick Batto
Syracuse
Rochester
Dick Bata
Iha
du Rochester
Morndar
Newark
Social Notes From Shushan and Cambridge Visit
Agnes McGeath visits Argyle with friends while Bruce Matthews from Sunny IL spends the summer with grandmother. Lauderdale hosts dinners for Paul Ches nom er and Mark Kenyon. Frank Wurm in Salem Sunday. Elsie Fortune of Hartford and friend stay with Samantha Orcutt on Salem road. Harry Collins of Chicago visits Cambridge. A thunder storm damages a Waller West building but causes no fire. Lt and Mrs Jon Galbraith and sons Jackie and Tommie vacation at Edna F Galbraith's home Elmira. Lieutenants Galbraith return from Haig with thirty day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McGeath
Argyle
Bruce Matthews
Sunny, IL. L
Paul Chesnom
Mark Kenyon
Lauderdale
Frand Myre
Frank Wurm
Salem Sundey
Elsie. Fortune
Hartford
Jona Galbraith
Jackie
Tommie
Elmira
Edna F. Galbraith
Liewenat Galbraith
Fron Haig
Trexell Weather Prophet Dies After Goose Bones Diet
Allentown reports the death of Chep The Goose Bone prophet WHipushby H Trexell who predicted weather by bone divisions. He split bones into January and February sections as part of his foretelling practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Whipushby H. Trexell
Trexell
Caretaker Maintains Aging Grounds and Tennis Courts
A caretaker works to keep the aging grounds in repair. The tennis courts require attention as the facility shows signs of wear and neglect. Efforts focus on stabilizing facilities and improving play areas for community use.
Burglary Case Sparks Local Shop Search
Charles Deutsch runs a repair shop at 2728 Sik Avenue and faces questions amid a burglary probe. Police and investigators search the area for leads and possible suspects as ties to a reported crime emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deutsch
Sik Avenue
Paxs
J. Cannery
Former Theater Manager Alvert Bothner Dies in New Jersey
Alvert H. Bothner, 65, longtime theater manager and former vaudeville performer, died at the Essex Moon Sanatorium in New Jersey. He had been managing the Congress Theater in Newark and resided in Caldwell, New Jersey, leaving Troy about three years ago. He is survived by his wife, daughter Muriel Bothner, and three sisters. He was brother to the late wrestling champion George Bothner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert H. Bothner
State and Palace Theaters
Essex Moon
New Jersey
Ahr
Bothner
Jaca Roseminsl
Ianemony
Foxe
States Che Palace
Whcal
Majestic Theater
Third Street
X Bothner
Troy
Bmaerkeret Wilson
Vaughn
United States
Canada
Rathner
Congress ‘Theater
Newark
X. J
Calgwelt
Muriel Bothner
Caldwell
Frank Drexler
Graniwood
William Reineke
RidgeSeid
N. J
Grace Cemsteck
George Bothner
New York
Hog
Father of Priest Dies In Fall From Window
Clarence Jones of Albany dies from injuries after falling while cleaning windows at Sir Marys rectory. He was an o professional window cleaner. A verdict of accidental death was given by Coroner Gregory Nealon. Jones is the father of Rev. Thomas Jones, recently ordained to the Catholic priesthood, the first Negro priest in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Albany
Memorial Hospital
Sir Mary's
Gregory Nealon
Jones
Thomas €. Jones
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Miss Graves Bride
Home Board
Anne
Ring ST. Troy
Beate
Cooper & Corbat
Concren Iti, Mermie
Cmt
Picnnic
Brunswick Home Bureau
Grace Methodist Church
Arnold Preter Muer
Lord United
John J. Gundrum
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Gundrum
Joseph H. Turner
Lincolm Avenue
Sergeant Gundrum
Army Air Forces
John Gundrum
Campbell Avenue
Church of Christ Dise
Crooked Lake
Howard Coonley
Alsen Hives
Earl Ives
Zider
Joseph Gillick
Seeond Street
Mary Les
Dorie Lou Epstein
Hamilton Avenue
Harry Colling
Poughkeepsie
Thomas Duffy
Anne of
Breau
Frank Monahan
Mountain View Avenue
T. E. Burnap
Raymond Dearstgne
George L. Carrier
Morahan
Wiliam Servis
Burnap
Los Angeles &P
Los Angeles
Robert A. Bentley
Virginia
Carolyn Thayer
Harold L. Thayer
Watervlet
St. Patrick's Church
Watervliet
Bentley
Robert M. Bentley
Bellerose, L. 1
Dorothy M. Campbell
Waterford
Pends
Ee Teod Sam Sitest
Wesksan Uherch Netey
AL Perry
Frances
Fev
Shushan
Funny
Meer Cee
Ali
Knitcraft
Shoppe Troy
Ideal Beauty Parlor
River St. Tel
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