Mary M Kane Weds John J Maltrewa in Pauline Church
Miss Mary Mattnaw wed John J Maltrewa in a ceremony conducted by Rev G Guinds at Patrick Church. The bride wore a blue dress with white accessories and carried a two tone bouquet. groom's party included Mrs Kane and relatives. The couple planned a wedding trip room and reception followed with formal mispronunciations corrected and the bride later employed by the New York Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mattnaw
John J Maltrewa
Sam Day
Pan Lhe Tilde
Martin J Kane
Tver
Matthaws
Wis
David Multrewa
Hatton
Rey Fom
Patrick
Wits
William Banker
Ming Arccesemites
Lyon
Leon
Cathalc Central Hib
New Yorke
Fruit and Flower Guild Plans Weekly Flower Distribution
The Woman of the Seventh Methodist Church with Mae Tolin Manchester will chair the weekly distribution of flowers for the sick and those in need. Donations of flowers for the Plant Fund in Floral Society will be collected. Dr and Mrs Joseph A Zepl of Two River Net and their guests spend two weeks on Lake Champlain with children Mares and Joseph Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seu
Mae Tolin
Manchester
Chuiatin
Elsh
Wis
Joseph A Zepl
Twotervnet
Mares and
Joseph Jf
Lake Champlain
Edith WeGrath
Figit Br and Mrée Joseph A Hadalino Visit
Fron Figit Br and Mrée Joseph A Hadalino 2168 Tifth wenwe bye returned after spending hes weeks at Colo rifla Springs. 'herd ties visited Mrs Fadalinos sitter and bother Infan Capam and Wis Fiede ricl Vorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Hadalino
Colorifla Springs
Fadalinos
M1 and Wes Ldsard Van Wie Return From Race
Two individuals named M1 and Wes Ldsard Van Wie of Coohone Avenue have returned home from travel, reporting a shift from a three lip to a thousand Telands and Montreal, with unclear context and locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Ldsard van Wie
Coohone
Hve
3 Lip
Thousand Telands
Montreal
Miss Bridgman Becomes Bride in St George Church
The wedding of Elizabeth Pudge Bridgman to James F Kriigman was held at St Dohrs Myprecum Church Wet Tantrad. The bride wore a gown with lace sleeves and a long train, and carried a bouquet of gardia. Guests included Miss Ann Poynttexter and Miss Judit Roche as bridesmaids, with Ed wards F Kriigman of Westfield and others attending. The groom was supported by a large group including Mr and Mrs Duncan B Kaye and family. the ceremony featured traditional regalia and a reception with marine and merchant service guests lingering after the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Pudge
Wis
Havelock Boughton
Lolind
Willan
Bowgnan
Tras
Dohrs
Myprecum Church
Buidgian
Moulpa
Hviparn
Mind of Honor
Gadiah
Mauden
Ann Poynttexter
Judit Roche
Huehod
Kelal
Tros Als
Hower Rat
Zardens
Boughton
SiRorsey
Fawer Ak
Ayer
Reise Sonics and Co
Age of Wetber
Oxford
Nex
Trav
Williet Chish
Duncan B Kaye
Rodger
Meien Lowe
Town Hiss Guest Mie Aled W Gale At Forest Lake Park
Fragmented report notes a guest stay at Forest Lake Park with various names and a mid August return. The text mentions Leon Jake, Weard Mus Rasmond ko Mermeell, and neighbors from Troy Visitory Retpine. It references Lake George and the Adirondacks with visits by Mr George KE Divas and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss
Mie
Aled
Gale Bad
Lok Hass
Brant Kesart
Hes
Jonet
Hanno
Lehe
Suiter
Homie
Forest Lake Park
A Wees
Leon Jake
Weard
Mus
Rasmond Ko
Mermeell
T Roy
Evin H Walon
Bruns Win Hill
Willis Furtards
Troy
Cow
Kingston
Lake George
Mr Geoge
Hee Sulmer
Watskill Bay
Adirondacks
Pont
Adion
Thessal
Returned Home After Beach Incident In Hamopior
Residents Wissés Lojna Bennet Anne Leno Sivaderh Meser My te Voce and Wi and Mos Jain Bradt returned to their homes following a sudden incident at Hamopior Beach. No injuries reported, authorities investigated the scene and cleared the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lojna Bennet
Anne Leno
Sivaderh
Mos Jain Bradt
Hamopior Beach
Recovering Stamons at 32 Chealnu Sree Watershot
James Stamons of 32 Chealnu Sree Watershot remains in recovery after a recent operation in Troy Wasal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stamons
Chealnu Sree
Troy Wasal
Local Social Guests Visit Montrose Area Homes
A jumble of 19th century names and places shows residents hosting relatives and friends at homes across Troy Washington Waterford Beaufort and Palmerton. The notes mention Miss Gina Garrity Mrs Barrett of Troy and several family visitations including Mr and Mrs Jamea Dunbar and Miss Mathilde Gourrei among others in a bustling social record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal Inn
Bubere
Poa Barrett
Troy
9Inna Garrity
Washington
Myre Mary Way
Wro
William Veadit
Fragments Hint at Providence Property Reassignment
Readable fragments indicate a property related action at 16 Saint or Sixteenth Street in Providence involving a transfer or relocation. Names and exact entities are unclear due to garbled text. The notice suggests an official action pending but lacks complete details.
Round Lake visitors and returning residents gather in the region
Round Lake Aah Welker af Schenperaly a 4 gviebt of her grandparents Mi and Wu towne Biker Mia and Mia J Clifford ¢orp hve yelligned from a week motor trip through New England Ms and Mia A A 'ining, andt s daughter Waillyn of Harrison as spending their Vication here They fire former residents Clyde Curpil hag returned to hile howe In San Francisco following Aviatith fils maniparente: Mr and Ira George FP Tart Mr and Mrs William Sweet ue contertaining Mrs Sheely mother Mea Eno Lasher and her mother Harry Lasher of Sai logy Springs The strange flat tended and wid ened face of the harmmar head shark sorvea naa how rudder sail is Weed in making quick turns in anyrsult of fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker
Schenperaly
Mia
Clifford
New England
Waillyn
Harrison
Clyde Curpil
Hile Howe
San Francisco
Ira George
William Sweetue
Sheely
Mea
Eno Lasher
Harry Lasher
Sailogy Springs
Naomi Martin Bride in New England Double Ring Ceremony
Naomi Martin wed in a double ring ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church Lathan with Rev Harbert presiding. The bride wore a white chiffon gown with square neckline and carried a colonial bouquet. her maid of honor and guests wore light pastels. A reception followed at the Sunday School rooms with town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Miad
Wrink Marth
Colioea
Aon
Meland
Mfimvermantt
Ea Linki
Calvary Methodist
Ghureh Lathan
Harbert
Donald Martin
Entifon
Mra
Danid Matin
Witel Thuwherman Buhle
Weber
Sundy
Timmerman
Suboka
Jon PuieFela
Puffle Loko
Amsterdam
Cuer of Court Roval Confused Verdict in Kinston Court
Reporters watched as the court officer wrapped up his oration with a long unheard in a Kinston courtroom. A sudden cry interrupted the proceedings as a policeman named Gut Ling was cut from the scene. Langston explained a past service in England and hints of Haitian influence affecting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinstion
SGM
Kinston
Ima
Langston
England
Fire-Watered And All Wet Fire-Watered And All Wet
A chaotic scene unfolds as Billings Ment 112A drunkenly corralled a borrowed team of horses and wagon across yards and gardens. Police intercede, pursuing the boozy rider by car until he leaps into the river and is escorted away. He waves a ballooning teat as insult to the officers amid the festive confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Wirdalent
Xeros
Mfaine Lumber Imports African Logs
A fragmented note reports Mfaine Lumber importing African logs and wood species including mahogany and others for veneers and decorative use. The text mentions tariff or special fees and notes forestry context linked to Africa. The passage appears garbled but centers on import of African timber and decorative veneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfaine Lumber
Tinerart Me
Mares Foress
Grea Limbhe
Tir Nacoon
Local Firm Wins Highway Contract Award
Fiegerald Bros Coretractian Co awarded the contract for a project at Curran Memorial Way and State Street, by the Massachusetts State Department. The low bid of $34,887 was submitted by the firm, securing the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiegerald Bros Coretractian Co
Resurtatny Curran Memoral Wishbay
State Strettmorth
Adams
Massachusetts State Department
Eisenhower Reinstates Kennedy Amid Senate Row
Senate records reveal General Eisenhower lifted a bar on Kennedy after a dispute over wartime reporting. Downey reported the action to restore Kennedy’s credentials, allowing him to resume war correspondence subject to Army and War Department guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Downes D Gil
Senate
Dwight D Eisenhower
Edward Kennedy
Germany
Lasenhower
Sam
Wi Kennedy
Aremnose
Supreme Headquarters
Wa Department
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Downey
Atfseiat Cerman
Ional Suprender
Cornitz
Blesshing
Denmark
Miinister
War Department
Walter Bedell Smith
Ttall
Flensburg
BA Tetlér Iron
War Departments Bureau of Publiq
Albert Gore
Pehnin Morin
Paris
Amercin
Tonyuerel
Local Church Hosts Youth Institute At Poultney Vermont
Averill Poh Misa Nety Karl and others attended a two week Bible institute for high school youth at Green Mountain hall. 160 youths and 16 faculty members participated. Roy Thom a of Pe NY and Rev A Steele led sessions as pastor attendees joined a lay mission conference framing interdenominational study courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill
Misa Nety
Karl
Charles Alneche
John Efflind
Albiny
Memster
Beck
Mary Buynt
Ain Miton
St Pouedhbtug
Edward Boyce
A Steele
Mothadiat Chyipeh
Poultney
Roy Ro Thomo
Pe NY
Church
van Denn
Zee
Large Faster Liners Seen For Pacific
A Pacific commission plans two new express passenger liners to sail the United States West Coast to Japan. Design calls for ships carrying 1238 passengers at about 30 knots, using aluminum and large amounts of whale? and copper? materials. The vessels feature three pools, a circular shopping arcade, and multiple dining rooms to serve officers and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mauahine Commission
Iny
Promlke
United States
West Coast
Japan
Maine
Thas Creat
Caeichant Marina
Gradter
Studinamg
Centures
Lmbhs
Hen and Skunks Nest Near Farm Unearthed Tale
A scrambled report describes a hen nesting near an Otto Reman farm location at Seite. A mother hen allegedly protected a litter of four skunks while the scene shifted to a barn where the hen remained watchful through the night, then flew away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Reman
Seite
Inquiry on War Committees and Wyant Memoir Ties
A sprawling report outlines a war investigation panel’s work and the Wyant matter involving Senator Mead and May committee aides. It traces subpoenas, testimony delays, and interlinked figures over prewar defense issues and Pearl Harbor probes, with names such as Brewster, Wyman, and Wilhelm recurring in committee discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington USA
Senate
Hrawator
Howe Madillany
Kopreagnlativn
Bivuy
Sainte House Comniltles
Pani Hurbo
Munislung
Col Shuodore Wyniff
Amy Dintnet
Hanalin
Japanexestinele Pour
Wyman
Canol Oil
Canada
Saiute Caninilleae
Proailent Lavon
INA
Hadhupunege
Mead
DNM
Maine
Sud Wa
Hrewatyr
Wiepatter
Brewster
Prowess Suivet
Teathy
Wymans
House
Euuyr
Pearl Harbor
Wymanas Aginession
Hans Wilhelm Phr Geran
Rohl
Hawaii
Constine
Hughes Improves After Plane Crash at Hospital
Fragmentary report states Hughes showed improvement after a crash near Los Speketa. He received treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital following a late night incident on July 7. Medical staff reported cautious progress with stabilization noted by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Waa
Samuailin Hospital
Ann
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Triem
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Miss Bridgman
Sally Cleve
Hele
Atorshem
Ers
Francis Hy Bie
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Kele
Renin Home
Jones
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Waterford
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Round Lake
Naomi Martin Bride
Cuer of Court Roval
Helen Guhigan Douglas
Nemoeutic
Congress
Los Angeles
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Iclor
Melvyn Dovtalas
Taman
United Nations Assembly
Hiralnd
Phai
Pacific
New Inquiry
Young Glee
Weal Msorlund
Pattataon Topartud
Palterun
Browate
GOB
Sis
Sinntur Pagiyon
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Iity
Gold Tone Studio
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