Couple Weds in Cohoes Church Ceremony
Miss Joyce Marie Cavosle and Robert Joseph Balocks wed at St Patrick's Church Cohoes in a 2 pm Sunday ceremony. Rev Thomas Curley officiated with Ave Maris and The Lord's Prayer by James D Maillison. Reception at Crooked Lake Hotel followed. The couple plan to live in New York City and then Troy in September with guests from New Milford Bristol New Preston Brooklyn Hempstead Albany and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt. Patrick's Church
Cohoen
Joyce Marie Cavosle
Mra
Edward A. Cavosle
Manor Avenue
Cohoes
Robert Joseph Balocks
Andrew Salécks
Star Route
New Milford
Conn
Thomas J. Curley
St. Patrick's Church
James D. Maillison
Albert Gagune
Crooked Lake Hotel
Cohoes High School
Russell Bage College
General Electric Go
Union College
University of North Caroine
Renasciaer Polytechnic Institute
Naval Reserve
New York
Troys
Bristol
Auxiliary Garden Party Today by Center Barte Fire Dept
The Woman's Auxiliary at the Center Barte Wick Fire Department hosts a garden and card party today from 2 to 3 pm at Mrs. G. Howard Carrigan's Tamarac residence. A white elephant table is featured and refreshments are served. General chairwoman is Mrs. Thomas G. Flamb with assisted by listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department of
Center Bartewick
G. Howard Carrigan
Tamarac
Thomas G. Flamb
Lester Cole, Jr
Charles French
Carrie Dusenberry
Joseph Bibb
George Mc
Latham Gil Latham Gul Married in La tham
Miss Marie E J McQuade daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael B McQuade of Latham and Andrew R Chofflet son of Andrew Chofflet of 740 River Street wed at Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Rev Sumner J Brown officiating. The bride wore ivory satin gown. attendants wore blue marquet and blue net. After a wedding trip they will reside at 40 River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E.J .McQuade
Michael B. McQuade
Latham
Andrew R. Chofflet
Andrew Chofflet
River Street
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Sumner J. Brown
Arthur J. Marchand
Boner
Eugene Kyea
Young Married Couple's Group Hosts Westminster Church Event
The Young Married Couple's group of Westminster Presbyterian Church met Saturday at Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman's home at 215 Fifth Avenue for hot dog toast. Dr. and Mrs. Sherman led refreshments. Mr and Mrs Herman Ludwig oversaw service and Mr and Mrs Paul Brown with Mr and Mrs Arnold Mealy handled entertainment. The group will meet again on October 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown on Spigletown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Honor Moderator Hosts Banquet for Silver Jubilee
The LadiesAuxiliary of LaSallestitute held a Monday night banquet at the Homestead honoring their moderator Brother A Lee on his silver jubilee. Guests included Brothers B John and Anthony with arrangements by Mr Arthur Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of LaSallestitute
Brother A. Lee
Brother B. John
Anthony
Arthur Gleason
Town Notes From Convention And Socials
About Town captures Miss Janet Rourke’s Wellesley graduation and Constance Krauss Cornell, with Mr and Mrs Krauss returning from Ithaca. Deserts bridge honors Miss Hope Hetzog ahead of her Saturday wedding to Gilbert Stewart Jr. Guests depart as Brig Gen Harold moves to Fort Knox. Virginia Calhoun to wed Warren Frost with showers for bridesmaids and classmate lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Parker
Latham Heights
Spring Lake
N. J
Parker
New York State Bankers
Janet Rourke
Thomas W. Rourke
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Charles A. Krauss
Virginia Krauss
Ithaca
Edar H. Betts, Jr
Sandy
Philadelphia
Betts
Comdr
Louis Haynes
Germany
Thomas Tairold
Sally
Sanford L. Cluett
Washington
Harreld
Fort Knox
John M. Holmes
Emily Sambrook
Water- Vliet
Dorothy Wilson
Ln Wynamskill
Constance Krauss
Richard T. Dunphy
West Point
Verna Dunphy
Jorce i Dunphy
Honiton
Star
Re Brides Groom
Gertrude Knapp
Pariles
Joanne Spain
Homor
Virginia Calhoun
Warren Lindsay Frost
Calhoun
Atl Ry College
Trojans Nieces Wed in Yesterday's Sacred Ceremony
Miss Sally Ann Norris daughter of William J Norris of San Francisco California and the late Jeanette Schneider Norris wed Robert Mann Douglass son of Dwight and Mrs Douglass of Wethersfield Connecticut in St Pauls Episcopal Church. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with floral embellishments and carried a cascade bouquet. Guests included out of town relatives from Wethersfield and Brooklyn. The couple plans to reside in Rensselaerwick after a wedding trip. The piece notes Graniteville South Carolina hosting the oldest cotton mill still operating under its original charter at 102 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Norris
William J. Norris
San Francisco
Cal
Jeanette Schneider Norris
Herman Ll. Krause
Eagle Street
Robert Mann Douglass
Dwight Douglass
Wethersfield
Mary Douglass
Virginia
Douglass
Aigeves
Rose Aatin
Lilles
Honer
Krause
Krauss
Rensselaerwick
Walter L. Schneider
Brooklyn
South
Graniteville
S.C
Castleton Couple Weds at Emmanuel Reformed Church
Miss Franten C. Jones daughter of Mrs William R Jones and the late Mr Jones and Gerardus F Schouten son of Mr and Mrs C H Schouten were married Saturday at 2 pm at Emmanuel Reformed Church Castleton Rev Edward officiating Miss Shirley Ann Jones served as maid of honor and Linde Hyland cousin of the bride was flower girl Henry L Peters was best man and Gerardus Snyder and Robert Bjorn were ushers. The couple both graduates and plan to reside in Castleton after a motor trip to Ohio. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with seed pearls and Chandilly lace and carried white orchids. The reception followed, attendees wore pale blue and yellow attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franten C. Jones
William R. Jones
Castleton
Mr. Jones
Gerardus F. Schouten
C. H. Schouten
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Edward
Shirley Ann Jones
Linde, Hyland
Rutland
Castleton High School
Albany Business College
Tide Water Association Oil Co
Wil General Motors Acceptance Corp
Ohio
Local residents enter hospital or recover at home
Mrs. Joseph J. Powers of 261 Fourth Avenue is confined to St Marys Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Glaser return from Atlantic City where Doctor Glaser attended the American Medical Association convention. Marilyn and Michael Hanley of 283 Fifth Avenue recover at Leonard Hospital after tonsil surgery. Mr. Hanley, a deputy sheriff at Rensselaer County Jail, has returned from St Marys Hospital and is convalescing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Powers
Fourth Avenue
St Mary's Hospital
Adolph Glaser
Atlantic City
N. J
Doctor Glaser
American Medical Association
Marilyn
Michael Hanley
William M. Hanley
Fifth Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Hanley
Fiensselaer County
St. Mary's Hospital
Troy Couple Weds in St Peter's Church Ceremony
A Troy couple, Miss Troy Jones LaPlante and Mr Anthony Mad dis, married Sunday at 3 p.m. in St Peter's Church. The ceremony featured a double ring exchange, maid of honor Mine Thomasing Meddin, and bridesmaids in marquisette gowns. A reception followed at Danial Hall, with delegates and family attending. the couple plans to reside at 1404 Fifth Avenue after a New York wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Jones LaPlante
Joseph F. LaPlante
Ninth Birest
Anthony Maddis
Joseph Meddis
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Mine Thomasing Meddin
Anna Cakraewska
Peggy Kelly
Sterling Marino
Michael Maztle
Joseph Paone
Danial Hall
Tey
New York
Rensselaer Bride Betty Lou Harris Weds Ralph Thompson
The ceremony took place at Broadway Methodist Church Rensselaer with Rev Barker officiating. Miss Eunice Chestnut served as maid of honor and Charles Band was best man. The couple plans to reside in Troy after a wedding trip to Old Orchard Maine and were joined by guests from Philadelphia Catskill Glens Falls and Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Harris
Fourth Street
Rensselaer
Ralph Paul Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Ralph Thompson
Burden Avenue
Broadway Methodist Church
Renssélaer
JL. E. Barker
Eunice Chestnut
Charles Band
Edward Tate
Albany
Albert O'Neil
Troy
Old Orchard
Baptisms and relocations mark Eagle Mills church service
Baptisms by immersion noted at the Church of Christ in Eagle Mills with Rev. Bernard L. Cossey presiding. Movements include Mr and Mrs Bursik of Binghamton moving into the Darrow apartment and Mr Bursik, a student at RPI, arriving soon. Garfield School pupils plan a picnic tomorrow at Mrs Carroll Callen’s home on the Poestenhull Road with transportation arranged from the schoolhouse at 10 a.m. Assisting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit F. Clickner
John A. Hakee
Frank Fischer
Leonard Lynd
David Sliter
Charles Snyder
Church of Christ
Bernard L. Cossey
Scotia
Karl Williams
Kenneth L. Darrow
Wilmington
Del
Joseph Bursik
Binghamton
Bursik
R.pi
Garfield School
Carroll Callen
Eagle Mills
Poestenhull Road
Catherine Delaney to Speak at St Paul Dinner
Catherine Delaney, noted Trojan, will address the Women's Club of St Paul the Apostle Church at the Mansion today. Mrs William Bourke acts as toastmaster. reception committee includes Programs by military fraternal civic and patriotic societies. transportation via bus leaves from the school at Flag at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Delaney
Rome
Women's Club
St. Paul the Apostle Church
William Bourke
Bronx
Thomas A. MecNa
Congress
New York Societies Observe Flag Day Across City
New Yorkers marked Flag Day with parades and ceremonies from the Statue of Liberty harbor to Poe Park in the city. The events highlighted patriotic displays and community participation across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Poe Park
City Clerk Debuts Wedding Budget Pamphlet Drive
Troy City Clerk George H. Goodwin and Deputy Lydia Frazer issue a pamphlet with each marriage license urging couples to include a plan to buy U S Savings Bonds as part of their first budget. The pamphlets are issued in cooperation with the Treasury Department bond sales drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
George H. Goodwin
Lydia Frazer
U. S
Treasury Department
Mechanicville Meeting Reelects Directors and Officers
The Mechanicville Mascule Tea Wa Association reelects directors Harry L. Clark W Edward Teneyck W Jane Wair Fayette G Myers and Frank lin W Brownell for the coming year. Clark is named president TenEyeck vice president and Brownell secretary treasurer. The Shepherds of America also plan officer elections at tomorrow's EC Hall gathering. A Dance Recital by Mechanicville High School pupils Jane and Floria Conway fills the auditorium with performances titled Boomerang Sailing. Lt Fred H H Clark Auxiliary Amarthan Legion delegates Mrs Joseph F Dillon to attend the department conference at Tupper Lake Friday through Sunday. Meetings will pause until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Mascule Tea Wa Association
Temple
Harry L. Clark
W. Edward Tenkyck
Shepherds
Shepherdiy of America
Mechanicville High School
Jane
Floria Conway
Fred HH. Clark
Amarthan Legion
Joseph F. Dillon
Tupper Lake
Lansingburg W C T U Outing And Church Activities
The Lansingburg branch of the W C T U held an afternoon picnic at Mrs William Georges home on Vliet Street Canoes. A business session announced a new state treasurer Mrs Hazel Welles of Riverhead L I and noted Mable Hills resignation. The upcoming national convention is set for August in Philadelphia. The annual church night and quarterly conference were planned at the Methodist Church with Rev. Ernest Teipp presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingbury
W.C.T.U
Philadelphia
Edith Dorr
Lavina Francisco
Willis
Simmons
George
Harold Betts
Leslie Hakes
Board of Education
Leigh Diefendorf
Troy
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Nelice
Saale
Latham Gul
MHS. A. Kt
Chofflet
Dan Druff
Frusakis
Oliva Marcoux
Denise Marcous
Louis E. Levitt
Myrtle Avenue
St. Joseph's Rectory
Acately
Ruth A. McLauchus
Hugh J. McLaughlin
MacSerson Street
William V. Casey
Timothy ©. Casey
36 Third Street
St. Mary's Church
C. Raymond West
Joan J. Casey
Marisee Quigley
Harry EB. Quigley
Second Street
Janes
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Thomas Powers, Jr
Thomas Powers
Hoosick Street
Leona Hansbury
Edward Dodse
Tri-City Area
Broadway
Tel
Bride
Berkshire Nylons
Glovis
VASA
Ale
Vere
Anthony Meddis
Mechanicville
Lansingburg
W.C.T.U. Has
Glare & Co
Paments
Galey & Lard
Fulton Street
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