Miss Sullivan Weds Corp Robert Paro in City Church
Miss Rita Sullivan daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan of Mechanicville married Corporal Robert Paro of Albany at St Pauls Church in an 2 pm ceremony. Rev Michael Hopkins officiated with music by Mrs Lawrence Kelly and soloist Miss Florence Haye Tee mit of honey was. The bride wore heavenly blue crepe with white accessories and carried roses and sweet peas. Best man was the groom’s brother Timothy Sullivan. The bride is a Machanville High School graduate now employed at the Arsenal. the groom, a Castleton High School graduate, enlisted in the US Army four years ago and was stationed at Pearl Harbor. After a dinner and reception, the couple left for a wedding trip. Paro will report to a camp in North Carolina for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Sullivan
Einabeth Sullivans
Mechanicville
Corp
Robert Paro
Almany
Hoy
Michael A Hopkins
St. Paul's Church
Semsic
Lawrécce Kelly
Florence Haye
Tee Mit
Honey
Misa Margares
McEvoy
Heanstreet Park
Timothy’ Sullva
Castleton High School
Ube
United States Army
Pee Harkor
Paro
North Carolina
Stephanie Peggy Whtowski
Frank Witowski
Kingston
Pennsylvenia
Stop 38
Troy-Schenectady Road
James J. Banaszewski
John Banaszewski
Twenty-fifth Street
Watervliet
Boleslaus M. Watrobe
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boneymoon
Adirondacks
Im Watervliet
Averill Park Couple Engaged in Cross State Match
Mr and Mrs Freak Hack announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Hack now of Washington DC to Ensign Robert C Putnam son of Mr and Mrs Putnam of Shebogan Wisconsin. Edna a graduate of Averill Park Central High School and Albany Business College has served as payroll supervisor for Army Ordnance. Ensign Putnam attended the University of Wisconsin and George Washington University and worked with the FBI in Washington before entering naval service. He is now stationed at Fort Lauderdale Florida. The wedding is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M- Hack
Ensign Putnam
University of Wisconsin
George
Washington University
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Naval Air Station
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Ares
Mary Murphy
Harris’ Avenue
Mechavieville
Rita
Charles Finn
Brrs- Emma
Bride Elect Shower For Miss Cosgrove At Annex
Miss Boxe M Cosgrove bride elect of John A Culliton was honored at a surprise shower held at the Annex by coworkers Freats department store. After dinner games and dancing followed in a white decorated setting. Miss Cosgrove received a dinner set of china and flatware. Miss Jane Denaker chaired the party with Miss Ethel Champounx as cochairman. Assisting were Mrs Florence Lloyd Miss Kay Campbell Miss Mary Hanley and Miss Leily Downey. Also noted is Miss Isabel R Mann returning home from Samaritan Hospital after a recent tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxe M. Cosgrove
John A. Culliton
Annex
Freat’s Department Store
Bilisg
Lucille Custo
Afiss Cosgrove
Jane Denaker
Ethel Champounx
Florence Lloyd
Kay Campbell
Mary Hanley
Leily Downey
Watervliet Bride Married In Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Stephanie Peggy Whtowski wed James J. Banaszewski in Watervliet with Rev. Boleslaus M. Watrobe officiating. The couple planned a honeymoon in the Adirondacks after a Watervliet reception.
Town Notes From New York Metropolitan Area
About Town reports Emma Robertson on vacation in New York City. Mr and Mrs Alex Brooksow retire after vacations on the Maine coast and at Bretton Woods. Mrs Daniel Carhart Jr and children return from New England trip. Daniel W Carhart assigned to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma M. Robertson
Emma F
New York City
Alex A. Brooksow
Morningside Perk
Maine
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
Daniel W. Carhart, Jr
Ead
New
Daniel W
Local social notes list visitors and guests from area families
Mrs Salix Maloner and Barbara Ann from Waterbury are guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Coons at Crooked Lake. John Curley and daughter Barbara of 37 Tenth Street return from a Lake George vacation. Mrs Charles Engle of South Lake Avenue plans four weeks in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Koziowski of Maywood entertained by Mr and Mrs Crosby on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salix Maloner
Dayshi Iter
Barbara Ann
Wate
Albert Coons
Crooked Lake
John Curley
Barbert
Tenth Street
Lake George
Charles Engle
Lake Avenue
Chicago
Stey
Robert Gold- Diab
Joseph H Koziowski
Koziowski
Mise Marion
Maywood
Mites Crosby
Jackie Gibson
Highland Avenue
Deavitt’s Lake
Charles H. Seibert
Collins Avenue
Forrest Lake
Warren E. Gibson
Cypress’ Street
Grafton
William Stephens
Circle M
Warren
Billings’ Avenue
Elwyn File
Pawiing Avenue
Wells
Walter Willetts
Be & Avenue
Colin Wiletts
Marilyn of
Pawling Avenue
Yeater
Land
Joseph P. Shaw
Engagement of Irene Van Wagner to Walter D Wiley
Mrs. Van Wagner of Troy and Saratoga announces the engagement of her daughter Irene to Walter D Wiley of Troy. Irene is a Saratoga High School graduate and employed at Peabody Co. Walter Wiley is a Troy High School and Indianapolis Radio School graduate, previously with Clueit Peabody & Co.. he is entering the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Wage
Ner
Troy
Saratoga
Irene
Walter D. Wiley
R. M
Second Glass
End Airs
W.wiley
Miss van Wagner
Saratoga High School
Wiley
Indianapolis Radia School
Empl Clueit, Peabody & Co
Lance
Navy
Troy Couple Plans Winter Wedding in Army Nurse Corps Match
Lieut Ruth H Masters, Army Nurse Corps, and Edward J Quinn of Troy plan marriage. Parents Mr and Mrs Leland Masters of Clarkston announce the engagement. Both are in the Army or stationed at evacuation hospital in Regland. Masters is a Rochester High School and Potedo Hospital trained nurse. Quinn is a Catholic Central High School and New York Embalming and Restorative Art graduate serving with the Army Medical Administration Corps. Wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Masters
Clarkston, Mich
Ruth Hazedeth Masters
Army Nurse Corps
Pe Liew
Eddward J. Quinn
Edward J. Quinn
Bin
Eifteenth Street
Troy
Bautenant Masters
Quinn
Irk Ap
Regland
Wienenant Masters
Rochester High Sev
Potedo Hospi
Neural Shep
Kince
Dune
Quinn Wes
Catholic Central High School
New York School of
New York
Army’ Medical i Administration Corps
Alexander A. Dewarr iHome
Halis
Offhe Haights of
Columbus
Miss Smith Marries Miss Smith at St Mark's Areth aise Church
The ceremony at St Mark's Areth aise Church united Miss Smith of 502 Fifth Avenue with Frederick von Martratt of 06 Fifth Avenue. Rev Ernest FL Tripp officiated as brides attend Joan FL Martratt and Clifford L Born stood as attendants. The couple, after a dinner, planned a week in New York before settling at 302 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Sm
Tate Argyle
Fifth Avenue
Frederick von Martratt
St. Mark's Arethaise
Ernest FL Tripp
Joan FL Martratt
Clifford L. Born
New York
Local Couple Announces Marriage of Lois Irene Gerdner
Lois Irene Gerdner wed George F. Fitzgerald seaman of the A 3 MS, son of Mrs. Maria Fitzgerald of Stephentown. Maid of honor was Evelyn Gerdner, best man William Hector. The bride wore a powder blue street dress with white accessories and corsage of white roses. After short leave Fitzgerald will return to his base in New York. Also reported, Angeline LaPeter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaPeter Port Henry wed John J. Scrite of Whitehall at St Patrick's Port Henry Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Gerdner
Alps
Lois Irene
J George F. Fizgerald
Maria Fitzgerald
Stephentown
Evelyn Gerdner
Konor
William Hector
Seamon Fitzgerald
New York
Fitzgerald
Angeline LaPeter
Charles LaPeter
Charles LaPeter, Port’ Henry, Was Married To. John J. Scritie
Whitehall
St Patrick's Church
Port Henry
Frederick Horton
East Side Church Youth Group Comments at Lakeshore Service
Members of the Young People's group of Second Baptist Church shared impressions during a lakeshore vesper at Roy Bartringer’s Crooked Lake summer home. Nineteen attendees enjoyed a picnic. upcoming speaker Rev Seidenspinner of Providence Bible Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Suni Dey
Roy Bartringer
Crooked Lake
Betty Wilbur
Earl B. Robinson
Sarah Haus
Rev
Seidenspinner
Providence Bible Institute
Johnsonville and New York Visit Notes
Johnsonville Mrs Gordon Getty is spending the week end in New York. Gordon Brewster of Schenectady is visiting his cousin Hollis Herrington. Miks Doris Smith of Schaghticoke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Getty
New York
Gordon Brewster
Schenectady
Hollis Herrington
Miks
Doris Smith
Schaghticoks
Traction Hearing Adjourned as Study Incomplete
The Public Service Commission hearing in Albany was adjourned sine die without testimony. A new session is set for 10 am to rule on Delaware and Hudson requests for protective devices at Bleecker and Swan streets in Green Island and Hadley Street crossing in Hadley Saratoga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Traction Co
District Transportation Co
Rot. W. al, Inc
Public Service Commission
Albany
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp
Bleecker Street
Eid
Swan Street
Green Island
Brooklyn Bishop Urges Diocese to Shun Gas Black Market
Rev. Thomas Movoy, bishop of Brooklyn, urged his diocese Sunday to shun the gasoline black market and cooperate with the petroleum industry war council. He said rationing aims to ensure an adequate gasoline supply for our fighting forces in distant battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
BNS
Thomas
Movoy
Brooklyn
Petroleum Industry War Council
Mottoy
Alli Gincesan
Visits and social rounds across towns
The text notes several social visits and gatherings including a visit to Mrs Frete Goodfellow by a relative, Mrs Otto Blandin of Schenectady as a guest of her father Eugene Herrington, and an all may meeting planned by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Grace Methodist Church with Miss Oprah Herington. Mrs Lewis H Cushing and Miss Janet Maclean return to Weymouth, Massachusetts after a ten day stay with Mr and Mrs Norman Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frete Goodfellow
Otto Blandin
Schenectady
Eugene Herrington
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church
Oprah Herington
Lewis H. Cushing
Janet Maclean
jLond Weymouth
Mass
Norman Cushing
Allied officers foresee German collapse before Siegfried Line
Allied officers in Normandy believe Germany may collapse within months before Paris. They note two German fighter types, panzer troops and static divisions, with heavy losses and fuel shortages, while German prisoners blame lack of Luftwaffe support. Despite stubborn resistance, officers see the war nearing end, aided by Allied air power and resistance behind lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jarrell Randon
MNS
Sme
Normandy
Igre
Paris
England
France
Cherbourg
Caen
Jong
Siegfried Line
Iwo
Nomaady
Pagser
Germany
Junkers
Germuehrer
Cat Hiver
Hitler
Russia
Snowball Attack Suspects Arrested During Heat Wave
Six youths were arrested as police raided an ice house after a snowball attack on passing automobiles. Thermometers read 106 in Memphis yesterday in a day of high heat and loud complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Automo
Tie Hors
Shimada Leaves Japanese Navy Post in Cabinet Shuffle
The United Press reports Admiral Shigetaro Shimada has been relieved as navy minister amid Japan’s grave war situation after defeats in the Philippines Sea and Saipan. Natsuni Nomura sworn in as new navy minister. Shimada’s future status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
oMiciak Japanese Dome
Adior
Shigetaro Shimada
Navy
Marleeve
Philippine Sea
Ameread
Saipan
Hktarienne
Tokyo Radio
Shimachi
Adimi
Natsuni Nomura
Satan
Japan
Shimada
Ravelchief
Atam
Fleet
Osemi Nagenoi
Tokyo
Vtulien
Italy
Imperial
Hideki Tojo
Imperial Navy
Seven Nazi Ships Sunk By British Submarine
British submarine Leadon EP A disclosed the sinking of seven enemy ships and damage to several others in an 18 minute attack on a German held harbor in the Aegean Sea. Lieut W B Rett said the sub surfaced within a mile of the breakwater and opened fire for 18 minutes then dived. Two ships were sunk and several vessels damaged before German anti submarine forces counter attacked for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aegean Sea
W. B. Rett
Navy
California Plans Quarter Billion For Public Works
California prepares a large postwar building program with a $235.6 million state plan and $10 million county aid to fund educational facilities at the University of California and state colleges, new state office buildings in three cities, mental institutions, capitol modernization, and a governor’s mansion. The proposal uses treasury surplus and a war employment reserve, with counties contributing roughly half of the remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Assembly
Charles W. Ly Go
Javed
University of California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
The
Treasury
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Miss Sullivan Bride
Averill Park
Isabel R. Mann
Sage Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Williams Orncian
Procter
Sur
Fourth St
Proctor
Hollywood Millnery
Bridal Shop
StJoseph
Sere
Arvctica
Droge
J. J. Banaszewski
James J. Banaszews
Bruch
R. P. I. Women's Club
Tne Brfp. Lf
Troy Country Club
James
Ryan
O. King
Weaver
Pinewoods
Pawling
Noor
Cecilia M. Duffy
Deniel Duty
Third Avenue
Pie
Oscar C. Lafayette
Ernest Lafayette
Chaplein
Army Air Chapel
Venice
Vre
Miss Shirle
Paulk
Soresi Chapman
Remai Florida
September
America
Irene van Wagner
Miss Smith
Seaman
Mrs
George F. Fitzgerald
East Side
Johnsonville
Mesnen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cote Mal Epplied
Bohar
Esther
Cole
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