Social Events Miss Mary Pla Milloway Wed in Schuylerville
Miss Mary Pla Milloway daughter of Mr and Mrs Hatha Way of Saratoga wed George Truman Middlebrook Greenfield motor machinist third class son of Mr and Mrs Truman Middlebrook in the rectory of the Church of the Worshipful Schuylerville. The ceremony from Rev James J Casey. She wore a white satin gown with lace and orange blossoms. Attendant Mrs Francis O Robbins wore pale pink marquisette with pale pink chrysanthemum wreaths.
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Mary Pla Milloway
Mra
Hatha
Saratoga
Francis O. Robbins
Hredevich Laines
Mise
Middlebrook pair wed in ceremony at family home
The wedding of Middebrook and groom took place at the bride’s parents home with about sixty relatives attending. The bride wore bridramalis and rose colored accessories. the groom wore a blue mating top. Guests came from Hoosick Falls and several nearby towns. decorations featured red white and blue roses peanuts and irises. The bride, a Schuylerville High School 1942 graduate, later Albany Business College 1913 alumna, works as secretary to Frank A. Tiiecoll in Saratoga. the groom is a Saratoga Springs High School graduate serving in the U S Navy. they planned a short wedding trip before he reports back to duty.
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Lifvancos Middebrook
Mig
Vitus
Migs
Middlebrook
Shox
Hoosick Falls
Greenfield Center
Stickwater
Glens Falls
Schuylerville
Andnetown
Parier's Corners
Ballston Spa
Ballston Late
Green Tghind
Flatson Falls
Schuylerville High School
Albany Business College
Frank A.tiiecoll
Saratog Springs
Saratoxin Springs
U. S. Navy
Aho
New London
Conn
Middlebrook Teft
Canada
Fowler
Beltle
Streal
Hooghlk Falls
Lovejoy Patent Specialty Co
Hursick Fala
Bela Sigma Gamma
Young Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ
Me. Fowler
Cambridge High School
Army Air Forces
Polygraphic
North Honnington, Ve
Area Couple Married in Hoosick Falls Church
Miss Jean Maria Niew daughter of Mr and Mrs Niles of Hoosick Falls and George Fuyter son of Mr and Mrs Fuyter of Cambridge were married Sunday at 2 pm in the Methodist Church Hoosick Falls by Rev Melvin J MeGaughey. The ceremony featured organ music and wedding marches with fern and garden flowers adorning the altar. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with long train and veil. Attendants in aqua and yellow bouquets attended. best man was Robert Vandermark. A reception followed for about 160 guests from Troy Annisbridge Bennington North Kennington and other towns. The couple plans a Canada wedding trip.
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Mian
Jean Maria Niew
Gilbart Ry Niles
Euosick
Mortla
Owler
Maries Fuyter
Cambridge
Ware
Methodist
Hoagslel Wally
Melvin J. Me
Gaughey
United Church of Christ of Our
Ethel Bentley
William St. Hulatre
Nyntron-Al-Hougr
Aulta Wagoner
Jean Fowler
Aileen Sapha
Troy
Macie Geheean
Rose Carelli
Helen Monahan
Honasick Falls
Lucille St Hilaire
Doy Wagoner
Robert Niles
Sting Bearer
Robert Vandermark
Berwick
George Carter
East Saugus
Mass
Norman Holdstock
Dorchester
William McMartin
George Scott
Jt Wie Ninny
Willie Thuileet
Hoosick Falls
Vayad
Mw. Wagoner
Mmiasea Muwler
Carotti
Taplik
Misson
Annibridge
Bennington
North Kennington
East Baugua
Barwick
Chanemville
Albany
Judy
Co Fog
Guild Distributes Flowers to Sick at Memorial Presbyterian
The Plant Fruit and Flower Guild distributed flowers to 38 adults yesterday in Troy, with volunteers from Memorial Presbyterian Church and Third Presbyterian Church Guild assisting. Guests included Mrs. Taylor, Miss Patmiiett Johnson, and Mrs. Stark, among many others. a second guild meeting is planned for Second Presbyterian Church. Miss Helen F. Grant, guest of honor at a bridal shower for Edwin D. King, was celebrated with a buffet luncheon and a bridal cake centerpiece.
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Joan Curtis
Dewey Cuckis
Sixth Avenue
Hex Nome
Francis Curtis
Vinica Brosky
George Wide
Cnko
Troy Womtan
Fred “Caylor
Mes. Daha DO
Jones
Taylor
Rey
John M. Stuart
George Ronusteel
Stark
Patmiett Johnson
Carol B. Cugen
Girs
Bure M. Stik
Misa Harriet J. Limerick
Zdna G. Donnan
Netley ‘Phatchey
Emma
Given
Arthur W. Hyde
Lee Cook
Robert C. Black
George L. Gray
Frail Taylor
Mra. Jones
Joseph Taree
James
Maloney
Mra
Krneat Fy Anderson
Gavin Tawnson
Third Presbyterian Church
Chauneyy
Bradt
Guild
Helen F. Grant
Suneao
St. Paul the Apostle's Church
Edwin D. King
Joseph P. Klee
Burdell Avenue
Joa
Edmund J. Kleg
June Gosselin
Whitehall
Five Persons Injured in Stockport Head-On Crash
Five people were injured Wednesday night in a head-on collision at Liesvilo highway intersection near Stockport. Victims were taken to Hudson Hospital with head injuries and multiple lacerations. two cars towed from the scene as police investigated the crash.
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Stockport
Liesvilo Highway
Hudson Hospital
William Gor
Gena Goss
Kindemook
Richard Turabook
Diiderhook
Alehued Rorakaet
Kinderhout
Edgley
Skite Paikce
Health Conference Chief Elected President at UN Meeting
Dr Thomas Pannan, Surgeon General of the U S Public Health Service, was unanimously chosen president of the World Health Conference, a United Nations agency now meeting to chart an international organization. The report notes no aboriginal inhabitants in Fee land and observes the non historic status of the area.
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Health Conterence
New York
Thomas Parnan
U. Public Health Service
Work Health Conferenc
United Nations Agency
Troy Residents at Spa Credit Session
Troy residents attend the 20th annual convention of the New York State Credit Union League at the Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga Springs. The Troy Hobbew Credit Union proposes appointing a committee to study changing how the board of directors is elected, with proposals to be considered at the next convention.
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Troy
Spa
Crode
Thly City
New York State Credit Union League
Saratoga
A. T. Gordon
Tha ‘Troy Hobbew Credit Union
Dream Kendal Groan Wins Amid Forest Outlaw Tales
In a hazy report the event centers on Kendal Groan winning amid references to Amous Green wowed cloth worn by brigands forestors and outlaws. The piece gestures toward a Lith th and 16th cortudems with unclear context and dates.
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Drean
Kendal Groan
Army retirement plan offers half pay after 20 years
The Regular Army promotes retirement options with half pay after twenty years of service and three quarters pay after thirty years, claiming over a million have joined. Prospective recruits are urged to visit Army Camp, Post, or U S Army Recruiting Station for details.
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U. S. Army
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Hamilton
Heleros
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Benrus
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Ross
Cressiga
Mars
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Durila
Art Parker
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Broadway
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Myx
George Sholdelck, Jr
East Whitehall
May Gosselin
Menue Fulivye
Franklyn Sheldvlel
Buffel Junghean
Hhaslesy
Audrey Stieldriek
Juest Wis
Gualave Loimbold
Une Moses
Hla Society of
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Chaveh
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Toa Bs
Prig Historigc
Selener Cin Lwten
Feesland
Lester’s Tailors and Cleaners
U.S. Army
Weed
Fourth and Fulton Sts
Jack Troy
Auto Body Works
Fifth Ave
109Th St
U. S
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