Club Hears Schools Head Club Hears Schools Head
A local club discusses educational reform and postwar international education plans. Officers retire, Mrs Keeler receives honors, and an informal reception follows. A solo by David C Lithgow and piano by Mrs Liere accompany. A social committee oversees arrangements for a June 24 gathering at Fleetwoods Avenue.
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Trebarme
Lensingbarg Sonce's
BE Women’s
Cine
Ey Wight
Seastom
Berry
Anderson
Keeler
James
Mire Helligen
Gersa
Frederick C
Ons
Possit
Trensrne
Treharnée
Alis Heeler
Tilie Schubert
Davia C. Lithgow
Greenisland
Liere
Ofiers
O. HK. Weaver
War Bonds and Stamps Sold in Hospitals
War Bonds and Stamps are being sold this week in three local hospitals under the Fifth War Loan drive. Afra Joseph G. Minizer heads the effort with Mrs. Quey B. Smith supervising sales to visitors, staff, patients, and employees. Hospital chairmen include Mrs. Gorham Cluett at Samaritan, Mrs. John T. Comeskey at Leonard, and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brig Bola at Troy Hospital. Daily sales run 10 am to noon, 2 to 5 pm, and 7 to 9 pm through Saturday. early reports say totals may exceed expectations.
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Quey B. Smith
Afra
Joseph G. Minizer
War Finance Committee
Gorham Cluett
Leonard Hospits
John T. Comeskey
Nicholas F. Brig Bola
Troy Hospit
Bach
Bes
Saturdes
Totels
Miss Willetts Marries Corporal Mackey at Waterford Church
Dorothy Willetts daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Willetts of 166 Upper Third Street Waterford united in marriage with Corporal Frederick Mackey son of Baxs Otto Mackey of 526 First Avenue at Waterford Methodist Church. Rev W Ham A Perry officiated. Miss Betty Willers maid of honor Harold Mackey best man. Ushers included Frederick W Greco. Bride wore a long gown with white accessories and corsage of white roses. Reception at the home of the couple’s parents. Corporal Shera anoga Laze and Mrs Mackey attended. Original text includes errors in names and locations.
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Dorothy Willetts
Alfred Willetts
Upper Third Street
Waterford
Corp
Frederick Mackey
Baxs
Otto Mackey
First Avenue
Moneax
Ince
Cf & Pre
Waterford Methodist Church
Wham A. Perry
Betty Willers
Ronor
Harold Mackey
Frederick W . Greco
Rozek
Sheraanoga Laze
Sacred Heart Club Hosts Grad Recital Breakfast Ceremony
Sacred Heart Club entertained graduates with a breakfast after mass led by Mrs Howard W Golden and Mrs Don Cowley. A class program followed featuring Kay Helen Parcell as president and student performers including Janice Marie Clossey Rosemary and John Leonard. Rev Edward T Reilly and Sister Loretta Joseph were presented the class by Fether. Airs James Meson spoke for the Women's Club. The program closed with the singing of Mary Immaculate.
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Beart
Auditorvee Ig Cnerge
Howard W. Golden
Don & Cowley
Kay Helen Parceil
Engints
Jedy Queen of Peace
Janice Marie Clossey
Rosemary Ee
John Leonard
Mich
Edward T. Reilly
Loretta Joseph
Fether
Reilly
James Meson
Mary Immachiaie
Business omen Hold Picnic Meeting The Business and Club
The Professional Women's Club staged two picnics last night on the lawn of Pawli Sanitarium. Committee heads for the coming year were named by the president after a supper business meeting. Sixty members and friends attended, with reports from those who attended the Lake Placid state convention. A dinner party at Crooked Lake Hotel honored Kathleen McCarthy and Joseph Warnock who will wed June 24.
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Pawli Sanitarium
Catharine Gray
Cara Tobin
Badaz
Engie
Catherine Bross
Lake Placid
Kathleen McCarthy
Joseph Warnock
Borden Co
Trev
Town Notes From New York and Saratoga Visits
Mrs. James H. Dovnetly left yesterday for New York City to spend a few days. Guests include Kennedys and the Meaders for a week with the Kakneys. Betsy Dibert travels to Gilbertville and Baltimore to be maid of honor at Margery McKenney’s wedding. Edward James is visiting Keith Marvin in Clums Corners. In Saratoga Mrs. Gibbards and Mrs. Clark have taken a summer house as Lt. Clark is stationed in Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Nevins will celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary with a party at 159 Hoosick Street.
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Thomas Duffy
Second Treet
Trey Hospital
Tina Urda
Alden Street
Mary Beeble
Cotioes Road
Richfield Springs
Elizabeth Taylor
Charles H. Wachter, Jr
Jean Casey
Durham
S. C
Y Wachter
Lyman Eldridge
jLevin Court
Postminster
John
ME Corey
Saratoga Springs
Annie Versary
New York
James.h
Serasoza
Betsy Dibert
Herbert M. Dibert
Gilbertsville
Baltimore
Dibert
Wellesley College
Margery McKenney
Edward Jamess
New York City
Keith Marvin
Dwight Marvin
Clums Corners
Saratoga
Lloyd I Gibbards
Liisebeth Roy
George O. Clark
Therine Foy
Orlando
Fla
Springs
Gibbond Husted
Mejor Gibbons
Vincent McGovern
William ‘Dailey Xeverity
Mechanic Street
William Mayhew
Steward
Wallingford
Hiram White
Bank Street
Norman Hines
Washington, D.C
Myron Jones
Veterans’ Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Clarence Bonynge
Sumner
Nelson Payne
Phyllis
Kendall Rich
Stratford
William Stanley
Pinehurst
Sk. C
Frank Kelly
Bridgeport
A. Salladin
Albany
Prutia Weir
Herbert White
Conn
Edward White
Corp
Richard Powers
Michael, Powers
Gloucester
Harold Elmer
Dorothy
Donald I
Lake Lauderdale
Lynn Durtee
Mothers’ Club
lGeorge Elwell
Hawley Burton
Eugene
Ore
East Nassau Girl Wed in Taborton Ceremony
Missy Elzahath E Goodermore daughter of Mr and Mrs Flord Goodermore of East Nassau wed Pie Fred Wz Bates son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Bates of Grafson. Rev Oscar A Egli officiated at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Taborton. Maid of honor Miss Ginka Bates and best man Kenneth Bates assisted. The bride wore a blue apron dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. The couple will reside with the parents after a brief honeymoon. Private Bates will return to his Coast Guard station.
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Missy Elzahath E Goodermore
Flord Goodermore
East Nassau
Fred Wz. Bates
Hiram Hates
Grafson
Oscar A Egli
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Taborton
Ginka Bates
Wes
Kenneth Bates
Old Orchard
Bates
Overill Park High School
Wetervet Arsenal
Home Managers Plan Card Party
Bethesda Home board plans a Friday card party at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house with committees organizing tables prizes and refreshments. A bridal shower for Olive Elder was hosted by Mrs. William Ralston with games gifts and a treasure hunt.
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Tas
Board of Managers
Bethesda
Ates
Honey G. Martin
Presid
Thelomeers
Commuitize
Lowell H. Beyee
Eyed Schneck
S Pa
Trinity Episcopal Church
Airs. C. Ve Saline
Frank P. Himes
Edward E. Wales
W.marr Ewing
Willard Reed
Phoebe Burnt
Fred Bunce
Oakley Sharpe
David Thorsland
Lacy Kehna
John Renn
Byrom Follett
Herbert Allen
George H. Warner
Miss Elder
iMiss Olive Elder
William Ralston
Brelrose
John Hider
James Eider
John Bates
Dewitt Legget
Troy Girl Wed To Soldier
Miss Rita Mahoney, daughter of Chris Mahoney of Glen Avenue, and Star Sergeant John A Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Murphy of Mechanicville, wed at St Anthonys Church in Southern Pines, N C. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J Wagoner. Sergeant Murray, stationed at Camp Mackrell, served as paratroop instructor. Miss Eleanor Wood of Troy was maid of honor and Corp Leo Gainer of Southern Pines was best man.
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Rita Mahoney
Chris Mahoney
Glen Avenue
Serge
John’ A. Murphy
Jobe Murphy
Saratoga Road
Mechanicville
J. Wagoner
St Anthonys Church
Southern Pines
N. C
SergeantMurray
Camp Mackrell
X. CL
Eleanor Wood
Troy
Leo Gainer
N.C
William Pratt Weds Sylvia Edith Normandin in Glens Falls
The wedding of Sylvia Edith Normandin and William Pratt occurred June 2 in Bensington VI with Rev. Theodore Thomas officiating. Attendants included Albert Titcomb and Albert Cheezebrough Jr. The bride wore lilac gabardine with white accessories. reception followed at East Acton, and the couple departed for a New York wedding trip. The bride studied at South Glens Falls High and works for McMullen Leavens Co. Pratt is employed with The Record Newspapers.
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Sylvia Edith Normandin
Gilera Falls
Snging L Normendin
South Glens Falls
Willem James
Pratt
Howard Burton Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Bensington
Theodore Thomas
Albert C. Titcomb
East Arlington
Hongrand
Albert Cheezebrough
Tiumb
New York
South Glens
Falls High School
McMullen-Leavens Co
Glens Falls
Lassingburg Junior
The
Record Newspapers
North Bennington Residents Return From Trips and Visits
Local notes list residents returning from travels and visits to New York Washington D C Northampton Mass Stratford Conn Rockland Mass and Virginia. Families including McGovern Bonynge Mayhew White and Powers are mentioned along with students heading to Mary Washington College and a WAVE assignment. Others plan moves to Oregon and new homes as community ties resume.
Pupils Observe Flag Day At School 17
School 17 pupils will observe Flag Day with songs recitations and patriotic exercises at 10 39 am. The program includes the national anthem flag salute readings poems and dramatizations by grades 1 through 6. Parade around grounds and colors. Also leaves for training for Private Belen E Seibert 386 Fourth Street to Camp Lejeune NC for Marine Corps Women’s Reserve boat training.
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Mary Karelian
Phylls Weiss
Dolores Morris
Shirley Hansen Sorg
George Mahserman
John Topallan
Johns Thero
Richard Moonjian
Mary Frances
Grigin
Dennis
Reardon
United States
Rosemary Tobakian
Maureen ’ Fitzgerald
Anne Terjien
Jack Mehsetjian
Kyran Malloy
John Kusrujian
Humbert Grands
America
Ronald Kites
God Bless
Pxt
Belen
E. Seibert
Henry Seibert
Fourth Street
Camp Lajuene
Marine Corps
Women's Reserve
Seibert
Waterford High School
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Grand Army Re public elects officers in Utica encampment
In Utica yesterday the Grand Army of the Republic New York State Department and allied groups elected Xda FB Leng Rutherford MF as former head of the Senior Union Veterans' Association. Officers named include Aga Collmer Sthenecady vice president LenK McCarthy Botsdam treasurer Rev. William Halleck Rochester chaplain Edith Paulding New York secretary Blanche Clark Atles patriotic instructor Mae Hughes Rochester historian.
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Sg. A. R
Grand Army of the Republic
New York State Department
Utica
Xda
Leng
Rutherford
Sonior Union
Veterans’ Absuary
Federated Societies
Aga Collmer
Sthenecady
Lenk
McCarthy
Botsdam
William Halleck
Rochester
Edith Paulding
New Yorks
Blanche Clark
Atles
Mae Hughes
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