Miss Faustina Mantello Bride of Overseas Veteran
Miss Faustina Mantello daughter of the late Cesare Mantello of Lord Avenue became the bride of Staff Sergeant Frank Descisciolo Jr of Lord Avenue. The ceremony at Our Lady of Victory Church in Syeanay was performed by Rev Joseph Heenan. The bride wore a aqua street dress with gardenia corsage. groom wore a gray suit. Afterward the couple and families left for a camp rest. The groom is a graduate of Schuyler High School in Albany and served in North Africa. Attendants included Miss Lucile Montetto and others. local social news notes several visitors and engagements around Lake Champlain and Green Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faustina Mantello
Cesare Mantello
Lord Avenue
Frank Descisciolo, Jr
Frank J. Descisciolo
Joseph
Lucile Montetto
Miekel Martello
de Beru-Bax Corp
Gree
Schuyler High School
Albeny
Legacstics
North Afric
Sergeset
Desciscioto
Carolisa
Rema
Troy
Marguerite Barbour of Bennington Weds Roscoe Herrington
On July 14 at 2 30 pm at Exbury Church Cambridge Miss Marguerite Barbour became the bride of Roscoe C Herrington of White Creek. The ceremony was performed by Rev Chester A Simmons with Miss Evelyn Barbour as bridesmaid and Philip Morphy as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite of
Barbour
Bennington
Roscoe C. Herrington
White Creek
Exbury Church
Cambridge
Chester A. Simmons
Evelyn Barbour
Philip Morphy
Local Couple Weds in Montreal on New York Central Connection
Local couple Miss Helens Stad Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ellard of 299 Eighth Street married George Kennedy son of Mrs Margaret Kennedy of Congress Street. Ceremony by Rev Edward McMands at St Peters Cher a 7 om followed by reception at a restaurant. They reside at 100 Congress Street.
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Helens Stad Murray
Edward Ellard
Eighth Street
George Mr. Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy
Congress Street
Edward McMands
St St Peters Cher
New York
Centra
Montreal
Local News Briefs From Town and Cape Cod Highlights
Weekend visits surface as Dr. and Mrs. Welles spend time in Westport with Dr. and Mrs. Conmanby. John S. Manhower and family vacationed a week at Cape Cod. Mrs. Stevens of Pinstburg visits her father Edgar Betts at the Crosswa. Miss Beatrix Enrs returns from Sandy Springs Maryland after staying with Miss Coulier at Emma Willard School. Miss Enys and Miss Laik plan a several week stay at Lake George Waika. Lieut. Abooit from Brunswick Road recently earned a commission in Michigan and will travel to San Antonio to resume Army Judge Advocate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Edward M. Welles
Eugene Conmanby
Cape Cod
John S. Manhower
Twenty-fourth Street
Samuel Stevens
Pinstburg
Edgar H. Betts
Crosswa
Louise Petts
Lake George
Beatrix Enrs
Maple Avenue
Sandy Springs
Jean Coulier
Emma Willard School
Enys
Marion Laikwil
Wiawaka
Brunswick Road
the Universe
Michigan
Army
Judge’ Advocate School
San Antonio
Tex
V Mail Proves Safest Quickest Way To Send Letters
The Office of War Information lauds V mail as the safest fastest method. Not one V mail letter was lost and undelivered items return to the sender for address corrections. A single transport plane carries 49 thousand V mail letters versus 112 planes for regular letters. Each V mail roll has 100 letters. box dimensions are three and a half by three quarters inches. Writers are urged to use multiple sheets per message as space permits. Over 60 million V mail letters have been sent overseas in two years amid rising troop movements.
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Office of Wer
Office of War Information
Hands Reveal Mental Makeup Says Psychic Hand Expert
John Fraser explains hand shapes reflect personality with terms like slender dreamer and conic sentimental. He notes spatulate hands show creativity while square hands imply manual skill, though only trained eyes can read these traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraser
New York
Fraser
Bear Gives Birth to Triplet Cubs at Cincinnati Zoo
Olga the Russian brown bear at the Cincinnati Zoo birthed three cubs named Timoshenko Igo and Tanya, a surprise to staff who expected two offspring. The triplets arrive as bears typically have two cubs in a litter.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Zoo
Olga
Timoshenko
Igo
Tanya
Engaged Doris Mack to Benjamin Gauck of Averill Park
Mrs Charles Mack of 2 Middle Street Waterford announced the engagement of her daughter Doris to Benjamin Gauck of Averill Park. They plan a nuptial mass at Sir Joseph’s Church in Troy with a wedding at 9 am in August and a honeymoon at Crystal Lake Averill Park. Both work at Waterville Arsenal with Doris in the Turret Department and Benjamin in Planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Middle Street
Waterford
Doris
Benjamin Gauch
Averill Perk
Sir Joseph's Church
Troy
Crystal Lake
Averill Park
Watervliet Arsenal
Mack
Gauck
University Club To Distribute Flowers This Week
The University Club will organize distribution of sowers to the Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Women’s Club. Donations of sowers may be left at the club rooms by 9 am tomorrow. Volunteers for distributing the sowers are welcome. Jane Mise Sepseh wed Charles Lemsey at First Baptist Church in Rensselaer with Rev Bruce M Lambert officiating. The couple plans to live in DeFreestville after a trip to the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Woren
Harya Yan
Jeffers
Mise Jane
Sepseh
Raymond Septer
Rensselaer
Charles Wi. Lemsey
Howard Lemley
DeFreestville
First Baptist Church
Bruce M. Lambert
Henry Schoenbeck
Ruth Septer
Rose Lemley
Eleanor Bell
Troys
Troy Post
American Legion
Engagement announced for Geraldine Lasher and Raymond Van Slyke
Castleton couple announces engagement of their niece Geraldine Lasher to Raymond Van Slyke son of Howard Van Slyke from Rensselaer. Lasher a Castleton High School graduate works for the Federal Internal Revenue Department. Van Slyke attended Van Rensselaer High School before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawkes
Castleton
Geraldine Lasher
Raymond van Slyke
GS. In
Howard van Slyke
Snory Rensselaer
Ags Lasher
Castleton High School
Federal Internal Revenue Department
van Slyke
van Redsselaer High School
Green Island Community Sessions and Installations Noted
Mrs Mina Woods of Utica spoke at a Green Island Camp Orella meeting about aims of the internal organization. Fifteen members attended. New Green Island Lodge O O F officers will be installed Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall by Edward B D Court. Fleming Socials report plans for Sons of Union Veterans gathering and Aug 3 event at G A R Hall. A food preservation demonstration by Home Bureau is set for July 25 at 1 23 pm at the iy 3 Island Siethedist Church. Jeanne Gorman will lead supervision. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Tibbits
Sons of Union, Veterans
Myrtle Delaney
Mina Woods
Utica
Camp Orella
Royal Neighbors of America
Arthur J. Dupont
Oracle
Hudson Avenue
Green Island Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward BD
Salvation Army Canteen Tours Waterfront Mission Aid
The Salvation Army Canteen, active on the waterfront, travels by mobile unit since October 193, reaching far coverage. The Waterfront Canteen has logged 7,200 miles, roughly a round trip from New York to Hollywood through Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Hollywood
Manhattan
Salvation Army Canteen Feeds Armed Forces Units
A canteen unit served 210000 service members with meals and provisions. Volunteers supplied toilet articles sweaters and garments while 5500 gallons of coffee and 350000 paper cups were distributed along miles of docks and piers catering to 19 servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Salvation Army
Portland man praises Boston and Maine line service
A traveler from Portland Maine, Charles J White, complimented the Boston and Maine Railroad crew for courteous service during his journey. He verified the staff by asking for his name and expressing satisfaction with the assistance received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
X Porter
Boston & Mainé Railroad
Charles J. White
Portland
Fire Hits Hartwell Building in Five-Story Plant
A five story brick factory at River and Manterheydem Streets, former Model Shirt Co plant, suffered a blaze that started on the third floor. Firefighters quickly contained the flames after about twenty minutes with water from one stream. damage confined to portions of the third and second floors. Police aided traffic, sprinkler heads failed, and the building’s upper floors were evacuated as smoke poured from windows. The fire was reported at 1:40 pm and under control by 4:06 pm. San Francisco note mentions largest telephone center building.
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Phe
Manterheydem
Hal F Vanwell, Co
Bre
Fremen
Tilrf
Wolsga
Pumper
River Streets
Carl A. Smith
Dle Eatire
River Street
Fifth Avenue
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Bury Perk
Picky Patterson
Lake Chempish Club
Burlington
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A.C .Thomas Whalen
Wiliam Schiff
Donald
New
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Kellys Entertain
Harold F. Oster
Carol Lyane
Farmingdale
Theresa Herron
Matthew Kelly, Jr
Psortashs
Ted
Stark Coluel
Wis
Sears
Bet Tome
Snea Wuandlca
Soretesa
Gore
Colusa
Crie
United State
Physizien
Calgon
Montana
Sistio
Bor Acces
Ftark
Bene Ee
Camgmets
Stvbbern
Cesess Cae
Aoeer Siote Casibirik
ECE BS
Colstado
Weites
Sonders Tor
Hed
Lee UC
Sinen Bay
MOR &Y
Dafener’s Pharmacy
Third ST
Modern Studios
Sergt
Mrs
Frank J. Descisciolo, JR
University Club
Maryland
Edward O. Johnson
Walter
Dorothy
Baltimore
Johnson
Claude Sheron
Fort, Howard, Maryland
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St John's Church
Marjorie
Genevieve Hildebrand
Cobleskill UY
Aaron S. Snyder
Snyder
Esupie
Cop
Salvation Army Canteen
Empire Custom Oi
Emanes
Charm Beauty
Third Street
Cestrer
Te “Lady
Hartwell
San Francisco
Pir
Protter Lidg
Follywood Millinery
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Deily
Donnie
Catherine ‘Swain
Arline
Blondie
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