Miss Brown Engaged To Ward Of Highland Avenue
Mrs Edger L Worth of Wisariteit announces the engagement of her daughter Heeler Mae Brown to Pie Paw C Ward son of Mr and Mrs Bertie Ward of Highland Avenue Ward is a Troy High School and Hospital School of Nurse graduate who served in England Ireland and France He was wounded in June and awarded the Purple Heart He is currently at a hospital hospitalized before entering service Ward was employed by J J Thompson Bros Co prior to enlistment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger L. Worthfogtes
Wisariteit
Heeler Mae Brown
Pie Paw 'C. Ward
Bertie Ward
Highland Avenue
Brown
Troy High School
Hospital School of
Ward
England
Ireland
France
J. J. Thompson Bors & Co
Watervliet WAVES bride weds Navy man in Newark church
Alyina Merle Grannatta, second class in the WAVES, married Peter J. Granetta first class in the Navy. The ceremony at Sacred Heart Church Newark included uniforms, corsages, and family attendants. The couple, former Watervliet resident and Albany Business College graduate, now live at 179 Smith Street Newark after a Stamford Connecticut trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stelzer
Nineteenth Street
Watervlsers
Alyina Merle
The
WAVES
Peter J. Granetta
L. S.N. EB
Patsy Gramatta
Newark
Sacred Heart Church
Rev
I. Larkix
Marciare
Misa
Gloria Steiner
Anthony Grannatta
Ganonet
Walter Sieier, Jr
Watervilet High School
Albany Business College
the Waves
John P. Weatherwax
Troy
Budal
New Jersey family visiting at Sand Lake
At Sand Lake Air and Mrs Rudolph Loth and children David Margaret and Barbara of New Jersey are visiting Mr and Mrs Almon B Degieston Jr. at Sand Lake. Mrs Loth is the former Katharine Egieston of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Air
Rudolph Loth
David, Margaret and
Barbara
New Jersey
Almon BD. Egieston, Jr
Loth
Katharine Egieston
Troy
Vacationers and visitors spread across several towns
Personal Miss Madre Brown of 22 Walnut Street vacationing with her marker in New Britain Connecticut. Miss Joan Snyder of 36 Fou reemth Street spending two weeks at Cacrp Fowochas in Gref tom Arthur Wi. Pram of Brooklin spending days at sister in law Mrs May E Pratt of 83 Fifth Avenue. Frank Sperezen and son Frankie of West Roxbury Mass at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Costello on Green Island. Mrs William Meehan of 199 Hoosick Street hosts her daughter Mrs Clemens Trefe, granddaughter Mrs Clara Painter, and great granddaughter Nancy Lou Painter of Royal Oak Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madre Brown
Walnut Street
New Britain, Conn
Joan Snyder
Foureemth Street
Cacrp
Greftom
Arthur Wi. Pram
Brooklin
May E. “Pratt
Fifth Avenee
Frank Sperezen
Sux
Frankie
West Roxbury
Mass
Leo Costello
Green Island
William, Meehan
Hoosick Serset Haz
Clemens Trefe
Clara Painter
Nancy Lou Painter
Royal Osk
Mich
University Club Distributes Flowers to Shutins
The University Club led a meeting with Piant Frult and Flower Goulé of the Troy Woman's Club. Chairs Mrs. Har ry and Varo Velsor directed labors with several assistants. Flowers were given to 49 shutins by a large volunteer group. Next week the Fiùat Fruit and Flower Guild will sponsor with Mrs. Chauncey L. Bradi as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Piant, Frult
Flower Goulé
Troy Woman's Club
Harry
Varo Velsor
R. T. Westbrook
Misa Myrile Fletcher
K. Macdonald
F. I. Boyd
Alyrom J. Jacobs
Elizebeth L. Buckley
Elizabeth Limnorsmammersley Wedding Shower Details
Clarence Klina Girs and Mrs Norman Freiesigh hosted a Wednesday shower for Elizabeth Leanore Ammernsley to wed Illsworth Sisson on Sunday. About twenty neighbors attended near Vischer's Ferry. a group gift was given to the bride. New Catholic Woman’s Service League chairman Mrs Edward W Golden appointed Mrs John J Givney to run the War Bonds and Siam booth at Woolworth’s. Mrs Givney succeeds Mrs William J Broderick who served two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Golden
Catholic Womans Service League
John
J. Givney
League
War Bonds
Siam
Booth
Woolworth
Stillman Nuptials and Local Weddings Reported
The notice records the marriage of Genevieve M. Sheer to Edgar C. Stillman at the Norotos Presbyterian Church in Darien Connecticut with Rev Lawrence MacColl officiating. Attendants include Miss Elizabeth Morehouse and Relph Stillman. Separately, Gwendolyn O Sullivan and Harry C. Landry wed in Troy with attendants Lona Wilson and Francis Knowlton. A birthday party at Burden Lake honors Ned Hickey with multiple children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert FL Morris
Fite Avenue
Genevieve M. Sheer
Edgar C. Stillman
Edgar P Stillman
Caldwell, J
Edgar & Stillman
Norotos Presbyterian Church
Dariém
Conn
Lawresce MacColl Horton
Elizabeth Morehouse
New York
Relph
Stifimen
Darien
Gwendolyn &. O'Suli Ven
RD. 2
Watervliet
Harry C. Landry
St Fourth Street
Troy
James F. Byron
Lona B. Wilson
London
Onfario
Frencis E. Knowlton
315
Tenth Street
Air
Edmund A. Hicker
Burden Lake
Ned
Ned” Gestr
Bensie Hoffman
Buth Laughlin
Joan Screnton
Rosemary Hickey
Town News Briefs Highlight Summer Trips and Local Visits
Back from Underwood reports Dr and Mrs Ricnard Elis and Mrs W sop Mischer returned from Airs Mincher's summer home at Urweng in the Adirondacks. Tea at Crystal Lake hosted by Alexander L Darby. Coast vacationers include Mr and Mrs Clarence G Simmons and Mr and Mrs Frank A Ricnisr in Massachusetts. Salt Lake City notes a girl pitcher star Turpin in an Arizona series. Russiann front has reindeer, hauling supplies northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Ricnard Elis
W Sop Mischer
Mincher
Urweng
The
Adironéecks
Alexander L. Darby
Crystal Lake
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Turpin
Ters
Salt
Arizona
Local Couple Marries in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Anne Mae Cariou daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Larrell of 1620 Fifth Avenue wed David Robison of 240 Lincoln Avenue at Sacred Heart Rectory. Rev Edwe T Reilly officiated with sister and best man in attendance. The couple plans a honeymoon to New York City and Hartford before settling at Floresce Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mae Cariou
Elizabeth Larrell
Fifth Avenue
David Robison
Lincoln Avenue
Sacred Heart
Edwe É T. Reilly
Sirs
William Farrell
Willem Farrell
Theatron of Honor
Hendrick Hudson
Newpors City
Hartford
Conn
Robinson
Amagua Sui
Padirson
Et Floresce Place
Water Backdrop Used in Testing Machine Guns
Syracuse workers develop a water pressure trap to stop bullets during gun tests at Brown-Lipe-Chapin. The system shoots projectiles through water jets, cushiones impacts, and prevents hazardous fumes, improving safety and salvage value before deliveries to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tomfrire
Syracuse Lps
Pacific
Dawa
General Motors
Anand
Brown-Lipe-Chapin' di
Irving Gilson
Tha Company
Snake returned to Foloweil’s yard after release
John Falewell, a railroad section laborer, reports a six foot homing snake repeatedly appears after being taken home. The snake was shown at a grade school, moved to E. P. Wene’s home, then Foloweil’s yard. Faloweil plans to relocate it to timber land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Til
John Falewell
Nere
E. P. Wene
Foloweil
Foloweill
Burying the Dead on Normandy D Day
In Normandy with Graves Registration Unit, Pri James White recalls landing at 4 pm on D Day and burying 457 men from a single beach stretch over three days. He and colleagues faced snipers and mines, using trenches and bulldozers to lay graves and identify bodies, while noting the heavy toll and dangers of frontline work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Normandy
CPI
Pri James ©. White
Railhyay
Louisvills, Hy
D-Day
Pistpon
Robert E. Berry
Willmington
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
France
Chester Schram
Gladstone
Mich
Alfonso Ortega
Los Angeles
Pyt
Cecil C. Deel
Clendenins
White
Wisconsin nursery takes wild animals from pets
The state operates a nursery for lost and found wild animals and urges owners to turn over domesticated wildlife to the game farm. A raccoon kept as a pet escapes, mates, and establishes a wild home, illustrating the state stance that domesticated wildlife should be prepared for release back to nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Brother Coon
Famous Names Quiz Pronunciations and True False Claims
A fragmented quiz item lists pronunciation challenges for famous names including Morgenthau Spaetz Stalin and Hitler with true false prompts. It mentions syllables rhymes and correct spellings, offering multiple choice style judgments and phonetic notes amid garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Cherlea de Gaulle
Carl
Roosevelt
Collier's
Statin
Spaetz
Tas
Hitler
Adolf
Ay-Dolf
Am-Dolf
Dolf
Russia Receives Swift Ordnance Deliveries From U S Army
A letter from Lieut. Col. D. Poulnikov of the Soviet Purchasing Commission thanks the U S Army Ordnance for a blitz shipment of halftrack vehicles and spare parts to Russia. The order, built to Russian specs, was completed in 45 days, far under the usual six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ordnance Department
Army Service Forces
D. Poulnikov
Government Purchasing Commission
U. S
A. G. Gillespie
Watervliet Arsenal
Poulnikov Wrrte
Ruzsien Porta
Capital Visions for Postwar Washington Parks and Buildings
The National Capital Park and Planning Commission outlines a postwar plan to redevelop the Mall area and East Capitol Street. It envisions permanent federal and semi public buildings replacing temporary structures, new bridges, and a parklike Mall with limited traffic. Only about 100000 of 260000 federal workers will move to permanents initially, with a long gradual shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital Park
Navy Department
East Capitol Street
Library of Congress
Anmex
Commission
Diaj. Gen O ' Grant
IEE
14Th Street
Eest Capitol Street
Constitution
Independence Avenues
Second Street
N. E
19Th Street
Grant
Germans Battle Bombs Dominate Munich and London News
The Munich press reports fourth heavy air raid in six days, with German and British reactions split between terror of attacks and condemnation of Allied bombings. In Independence, Missouri, Orrin Moon, eastern Jackson County bond drive chairman, is seen at the treasury department checking bond headquarters setup but remains too busy to work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Munich
London
Germany
Independence
F. Orrin Moon
Bond
Jackson County
Kansas City
Moon
Treasury Department
Names In the News en Pe ua
Unclear OCR fragment describes seaport and island names and Japanese language notes. It mentions Yawata steel center in Kyushu and attempts to explain pronunciation patterns for Javanese and Japanese words, with several garbled words and phonetic hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sestba
Ees
Meyoo-Abog
Yawata
Ikyushu
Waver
Bate
Toyama
Shikoku
Convention of Veterinarians Honors Service at Albany Meeting
Veterinarians were commended for their home and war front service at a Libennial gathering of the Iowa State Veterinary Medical Society in Albany. Dr E V Moore noted wartime gains in animal health, praised disease eradication progress, and described the Army veterinary corps as safeguarding food and aiding farmers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btave Veterinary Medical Society
Albany
E. V. Moore
Moore
Veterinary Corps
Army
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Miss Brown
Navy
Cooper
OPA
E Soden & CO
A. E. Soden & Co. Keenan Building
Sway, Troy
Helen Mae Brown
E. C. Stillman
Borden Lake
Aits
Lewis B. Horger
Norfolk
Philip §. Dorion
Virginia Lewise
John Philip
Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago
Iowa
Sharl Dub Gole
Stalin
China
Arsi
Chiang
Audolf
Feize
Ons Aring
Ideal Studio
Diane Gill
Mar
River Street
Troy Theatre
Capital Visions
Anne’s
King ST
Vogue Tailors
I. Weisselsoum
Fourth Street
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