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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1945

Page

4

Local Couple Announce Marriage At Camp Crowder

Miss Ida M Deicogiano daughter of Mr and Mrs Donate Bel Cogiaro wed William B Stewert son of the late Barton A Stewert and Mrs Martha S Stewert in a double wing ceremony April 26 at 2 pm in the Hospital Chapel of the AA Regional Hospital Camp Crowder Missouri The groom a former sergeant and repairman stationed at the Corps Training Center Crowder has been a patient at Sundegresse Hospital since month follow ing his retirement from over Meas Derter officiating chap Lt Leis BM Muenze maid of honor Col How ard Bo Weits wedding party members present

Ida M. DeiCogiano Donate Bel Cogiaro Orr Street Toble William B. Stewert Barton “A. Stewert Martha S. Stewert Fourteenth Street Aa Regional Camp Crowder Sitce Ber Leis

Miss Walsh Engaged to W P Callagan

Mr and Mrs George J of 2319 Fifth Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mar G Walsh to W P Callagan son of Mrs Beagan of 265 Third Street Miss Walsh is employed with Sohn A Massing Paper Co Green Island Mr Callagan recently received a mediator serving the South Pact where he held staff sergeant rank He is now employed at the Schenectady Union Star The wedding is planned for September.

George J Fifth Avenue

Troy Couple Married In Técent Ceremony At St. Marys Church

Miss Beatrice Tedesco daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tedesco married Anthony Ciefi son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Codi in a wedding at St Marys Church The bride wore a white silk tulle gown with orange blossom accents The couple will reside in Troy and are employed at Town Toys A reception followed and the couple left for a New York trip

Beatrice Tedesco Sis James Tedesco Third Street Anthony Ciefi Lorenzo Codi Fourth Street Flace St 'S Church Agnes Sheeran Nancy Icketta Alexander FR Vellouth Mary Anna Scorsone

D A R Notes Flag Day At Philip Schuyler Chapter

The D A R Philip Schuyler Chapter met Monday at the W W Co Alt with Regent Mrs Carroll presiding. Mrs Morton Jl Wabsth read Washington's prayer and national notes on flags. Miss Ide J Munn spoke on little known flag facts, readings by Mrs Don Welch and Mrs Joseph Mitchell, refreshment hour led by Mrs Carroll and Miss Derrick, social hour chaired by Mrs Leland Hodgkins. First fall meeting planned for Gerber with Miss Edla Gibson as guest and a Tamassee shower party planned for October.

Philip Schuyler Daughters of the American Revolution W. WW. Co Cha HL Carroll Morton Jl Wabsth Washington D. A. RB Ide J. Munn Don Welch Joseph YT. Mitchell Derrica Carroll Derrick Leland J., Hodgkins Gerber Edla Gibson Tamassee Orieber

Town Gossip and Residence Changes in New York

About Town notes Mr and Mrs Carl G Grimm spending days in New York. Change Residence Mr and Mrs J Reid Gould and son move from South Lake Avenue to Finewoods Avenue Road. Astives in Stockholm Lablin who left to join her husband acho arrives in Stockholm to reside on Sunday June 10. Away for Summer Mrs Leslie W Rolfe Catherine Rolfe and Mrs John K Drake depart for Fairfield Conn remaining until October. Party Guest Mrs Charles Freinifer jr of Schenectady formerly of Troy attended a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Eugene J Rye in Scotia.

New York Carl G. Grimm J. Reid Gould Andi Son South Lake Avenue Finewoods AvEnue Road Stockholm Lablin Acho Sweden Leslie W. Rolfe Therine Rolfe John K. Drake Fairfield Conn Charles ©. Freinofer, Jr Schenectady Troy Bridge Eugene J. Rye Scotia

Day Home Board Meets and May Clinic Report

The Day Home Board met with president Mrs. FL tanney Thomson presiding. Plans announced for a new fire escape on Gale Building north side. May Day Home Child Welfare clinic logged nine clinics, 452 attendees, 1,062 examinations by nurse Anne Ryan. Ryan attended Albany conference on venereal diseases. The clinic served service families, interviewing ten Army, two Navy, and one Marine families in May. Esther Burns to be clinic nurse during Ryan’s vacation. Joanne Laskey and Patricia Peters to assist. Jeannette Jonkman reported May attendance 1,062 across 30 families. four new applications accepted. fifty conferences held. Next board meeting September 2. Community events: game party at Ascension Church parish house tomorrow 7:45 pm, Married Couples' Club. Bernard Yager in charge. prizes coordinated by Mrs. Lloyd DeKater with assistance from Mrs. Nortin L. Whitman and Mrs. Richard J. Horsfall. refreshments to follow. public invited. Anna Mae O’Connell to wed Chief Pey Officer William Drake Saturday at 9 am at St. Joseph’s Church. reception at Airport Inn. Drake recently returned from Pacific theater. Farewell party for James V. Brune at 24 Adams Street hosted by sisters-in-law. gifts presented as he leaves Friday for armed services.

Day Home FL Tanney Thomson Gale Building Anne Ryan A. Ze Albany Jis Service En Navy Ey Esther Burns the Ascension Church Married Couples’ Club Bernard Yager Lloyd DeKater Richard J. Horsfall Anna Mae O'Connell Thomas O'Connell South River Street Pey Wiliam S. Drake John E. Smal Congress Street Cchoes St. Joseph's Church Airport Inn Pacific Theater of War James V. Brune Adams Street Joseph Centoforti Nicholas Krill

Miss Idell Rosen Weds Pvt Bernard Leland at Beth Israel

The marriage of Miss Idell Rosen and Pvt Bernard Leland took place Sunday at Beth Israel Synagogue at 3 pm with Rabbi Teicher officiating. Guests from Boston New York Glens Falls and Newark attended. The couple plans a wedding trip after a reception for about 100 guests.

Idell FR. Rosen Barry KK. Rosen First Street Bernard Leland Brooklyn Beth Israel Synagogue Isaac J. Teicher Sophie Haplowitz Conor Sylvia Lapides Irving Posen Irving Hershkowitz Ber Uroy High School Watervliet Assehel Leland Ft Monroe Boston New York Glens Paltz Newark N.J

Dutch Treat Dinner Honors Lt Col and Mrs Hodge in City

A Dutch Treat dinner was held at Circle Inn honoring Lt. Col and Mrs Dryden Hodge of this city. Colonel Hodge recently returned to this country from Guadalcanal.

Circle Inn Col Mra Dryden Hodge Hodge Guadalcenal

Local Notables Return Home for Summer Break

Personal items note Miss Lillian King of Potsdam Normal School with family in Wynantskill for summer vacation. Miss Mildred Moody of Berwick High returns to Eagle Mills for summer. Florence R. Kenyon returns home after convalescing at Leonard Hospital and McCarthy Rest Home. Amy Nurse Corps daughter of Lancaster couple heads to Fort Devens after visit with Watervliet grandparents. Lieutenant Favour prepares for overseas duty soon.

Lillian King Crane Department of Music Potsdam Fate Normal School Sumner Henry King Wynantskill Mildred F. Moody Berwick Ree Leonard Hospital McCarthy Rest Home Kenyon Georgie Elizabe Amy Frank J. Favour Lancaster Mass Fort Devens Richard K. Viriele Seventh Street Watervliet Favour

Postwar US to Have More Spinster Sights in Future

Census notes a male surplus after World War II with higher male death rates and fewer available husbands. Immigration and birth rates shift slowly, while marriages surged during wartime. Officials warn the trend will ease as discharged servicemen rejoin civilian life.

Alexander BR. George James Marion Washington United States Census Bureau

Postwar marriage trends and gender ratios in 1940s census data

The piece notes a postwar rise in marriages and a shift toward more unmarried women, with a peacetime business boom potentially boosting marriage rates. It cites 1930s-40s patterns: urban areas show more women, rural areas more men, and state variations in male to female ratios, including Massachusetts and Nevada figures.

Marisges Jock Atlantic Seaboard Massachusetts Nevada

Michigan to Aid Good Neighbor Policy Education Plan

A new program at Central Michigan College aims to teach English to migrant Mexican children and Spanish to American kids to foster good relations with Latin America. Funded by a federal grant from the Office of Inter-American Affairs, the plan includes health exams, character education, and bus transport for students from migrant worker families who arrive in Michigan around early April.

Sic. Pleasant Mich IWP Michigan Central Michigan College Office of Inter-American Affairs Central Michigan

Christmas in prison and doll nursing lessons

Kalimazos Theodore Trof of Kalamazoo recalls a German prison camp Christmas and finds gifts returned to a tree after he returns home. In Lake Charles Louisiana La Grange High seniors practice home nursing on a lifelike baby doll named Linda Gail, learning cot bed making ear cleaning and proper support.

Kalimazos Alteh Theodore E Trof Kalamazoo Germany Lake Charles, la la Grange High School Linda Gail Cotston Ewans

State Guardsmen to Get Railroad Pay

Albany report states that about 200 guardsmen will receive railroad pay for aiding in digging out railroads from snow. Col James G. Tebbutt announced payments have been turned over to the railroad and checks are nearly ready, with costs projected above 10,600 dollars.

Albany James G. Tebbutt Selkirk W. M. Richardson New York Central Railroad

Aid Deadline Notice for Saratoga County Farmers

The Saratoga County Agricultural Conservation Program sets a June signup deadline per Philip D. Wilson, County Assistant in Conservation. Farmers may enroll to receive benefits for practices using lime, super phosphate, potash, or other prescribed measures. Contact the AAA office at 837 Church Street, Saratoga Springs, to sign up before the due date and complete practices by December 31 under the 1915 program.

Saratoga County Philip D. Wilson AAA Church Street Baratoga Springs

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