Club Plans Garden Party and Dessert Bridge Event
Pine residents complete plans for a garden party and dessert bridge hosted by the Troy Woman's Club Inc. at the home of Mrs. Warren E Hust on Pinewood Avenue Road. Mrs Bierce Beiter is general chair with Mrs E Burtem Schneider and Mrs Daniee irs assisting. John J Stanton serves as chairman. Reservations and car arrangements handled by Pine Pool rooms on Seana Street.
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Pines
Tee
Warren E. Hustdey
Pinewood Avenue Road
Troy Woren
Cite, Inc
Bierce Beiter
Burtem Schneider
Daniee Irs
George Thives
John J. Stanton
Tice
HK. Patrick
Mira
Wwalter
McShare
Iybu
Clarence Lo Derrigh
Palip BE. Kern
Anc
Seana Street
Troy Man Weds WAVE Fred Greer of Louis
Erma F. Greer of Troy married Fred Greer of Louis at Washington D C. by a pastor. Sister of the bride was matron of honor and Thomas J. Dougherty of Troy was best man. After a trip to New Arlington the couple will reside where Mrs Guerin is stationed at WAVE Headquarters and the groom works for the federal government.
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Fred Greer
Louis
Erma F. FE
Greer D. Greein
Margeres
Washington, D.C
Fon
Thomas J. Dougherty
Troy
New
Ington
Miss Kelly Bride Weds Sgt Robert J Butson in June Ceremony
Kelly of Birch Street became the bride of Sergeant Robert J Butson son of Morris F Sulson of Cropsayville in a June 8 ceremony at 7 pan. The rectory of St Francis Croive officiated. Matron of honor Mrs Griir M Butson and Henry Tu Rowe served as best man. The bride wore a white duchess satin gown with lace and a full train. She carried a white prayer book with white roses and baby's breath. Reception followed at the home of Mrs Orlin M Batson. The groom, a former Troy High School graduate, will return to Camp Dix for reassignment and the couple will reside with her parents. Sergeant Bulson recently earned the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster for aerial achievements.
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Kelly
Birch 3
Robert J. Butson
Morris F. Sulson
Cropsayville
St Francis Croive
Griir M. Butson
Henry Tu: Rowe
Hbyide
Princess Hees
Orlin M. Batson
Catholic Central High
Suison
Troy
Ludlow Valve Co
Bulson
Camp Dix
Serpee Bulson
Berlin
Esssen
Newminster
Europe
Catherine Sanheim
Jacob Sanhein
River Street
Victor Nous
Anthony Nous
Rensselaer Street
St Paments Church
James E. Lawlor
Albina Piachick
Pesgy Pi
Ray Campoli Ingram
Charles Ingram
Harold Klein
W. Hall
Nous
Fensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York
Bridgeport
Karl Sanhein
George Valley
Connecticut
Troy Couple Wed in Church
Miss Catherine Sanheim and Victor Nous wed at St Patents Church with Rev James E Lawlor officiating. The couple, guests from Troy and Connecticut, reside at 6 Rensselaer Street after a trip to New York and Bridgeport. Gamma Chapter of Delta Psi Sorority elected Rosalyn Glazier president and announced plans for installation at the graduation benediction Thursday.
Picnic Meeting At Taconic Lake For First Baptist
The Mx and Mrs Clvic of the First Baptist Church held two picnic meetings Thursday at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Edward Sewart at Taconic Lake. After the picnic a business session led by Mr and Mrs Walter Beies saw reports from Mr and Mrs Samuel Evens and the election of Mr and Mrs Robert Bord as treasurers. Corporal Mack was transferred to another Army post as plans for the churchs upcoming celebration and its hundredth anniversary in October were set.
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Clvic
First Baptist Church
Ins
Edward Sewart
Taconic Lake
Walter Beies
Samuel Evens
Robert Bord
Cyl
Pulley Mack
Mack
Guild Visits Shut-Ins in Troy Church Charities
The Memories Presbyterian Church and the Third Presbyterian Chores Guild distributed bouquets to 63 shut ins and to local institutions on Tuesday morning. Chairmen Mrs Albert Babcock and Miss Exbel ll drying coordinated the efforts with dozens of volunteers including Mrs James Sisloney and Mrs Fred Ta. Distribution next week will be led by Mrs Rauncey L Bradt for the Secbed Presbyterian Church guild.
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Memories Presbyterian Church
Third Presbyterian
Bralt
Troy
Taursay
Biss Miesle Limerick
Albert Babcock
Arthur ‘W. Hyde
Prank A. Stark
George S. Robinson
Thomas Troteer
Witter Baytiss
Fred Ta
Chaves
Aldrich
Reynolds
Sambrook
Motis
Afra
Sutlend
Exbel LL Drying
George McAlister
James Sisloney
Josesh Bu
Franke AicCourt
Wittae EL Murray
Berlena Johnson
Carel Boszin
Taylor
Miles Vredenburg
Altrusa Club Elects Officers in Troy Meeting
The Altrusa Club of Troy held a Wednesday night meeting at The Hendrick Hudson to elect officers for the coming year. Lilian B. Russ was named president, Nan Lyons vice president, Mae A Lucas treasurer, Jean E. Reid secretary, and Vine C. LeVigne rati president. Letters from Rhodes General Sunmount and Haldoran Hospitals thanked the club for knitted afghans sent to veterans. Two pictures sponsored by the Second Service Command will be shown later, with installation planned for July 21 at Luther's Hotel, Saratoga Lake.
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Altrusa Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Lilian B. Russ
Nan Lyons
Mae A Lucas
Jean E. Reid
Vine C. LeVigne
Rati
Rhodes General, Sunmount
Hatloran Hosiitals
Clvi
Second Service Command
Sergeant Mike
Imner
Luther's Hotel
Saratoga Lake
St Pauls Women Name New Officers After Banquet
St Pauls Women’s Club of St Paul the Apostle’s School held its annual banquet on Flag Day at Circle Inn. Mrs John Hyland and Mrs Dave Witbeck chaired the event. officers for the coming year include Mrs Michael Finn president and Mrs William Ogden vice president.
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St Paul the Apostle's School
Circle Inn
John Hyland
Dave Witbeck
Ubs
Clifard Bonville
William van Steenberg
Joseph
Gerald E. Fitz Gereld
Michael Finn
Wiliam Ogden
Betty’ Bailey
Joseph Starkharmi
Walter Kane
van Steenberg
Sunshine
Joseph McCertin
John H. Maloney
Willem H. Evers
Bridge Party Planned at Holy Cross Church Wednesday
A bridge and game party will be held at Holy Cross Church on Wednesday at 8 pm to benefit the Mary Warren School. Chairman is Mrs. T. James Morgan and she faces opposition from Mrs. Maude Goldsmith Miss Florence Van Arnum Mrs. John G. Watson Mrs. May Beker and Mrs. R H McGhie.
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Holy Cross Church
Beneft
Mary Warren School
T. James Morgan
Maude Goldsmith
Florence van Arnum
John G. Watson
May Beker
R H McGhie
Weekend Visitors and Travel News From Town
Mr and Mrs Chester Meneely left for Essex Connecticut to visit their son and daughter in law Ma and Mrs Kerry Meneely and their children. Lieutenant Connors just returned from duty with the Navy in the Pacific. Brig Gen and Mrs Norman Ramsey are houseguests of Mrs Tandy Bryson at Meadowdale Farm Eagle Mills. Former Trojan Walter Whitman and family are guests in town at the Hendrick Hudson. Charles A Stone Jr and family left for Westhampton Long Island to summer at their house.
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Chester Mmeneely
Essex
Conny
Kerry Tucker Meneely
William M. Connors
Troy
Hendrick
Bradson
Connors Hes
Fase
Navy
Bryson
Tandy A. Bryson
Meadowdale Farm
Eagle Mills
Norman F. Ramsey
Springfield
Ramsey
Springfield Arsenal
Walter S. Whitman
Scarsdale
Tae Hendrick Hudson
Mrs Willis E Walker Returns to Troy Home After Visit
Mrs Willis E Walker of West Palm Beach Florida has returned to Troy and will live with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Myron Be Lewis on 28 Third Street.
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West Palm Beath, Fla
Troy
J and
Birs
Myron BE. Lewson
Third Street
Miss Trevett Bride of St. Anderson
Doris Mae Trevett daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold N Trevett of 61 Mr Pleasant Avenue married First Lt Albert W Anderson of the Army Air Forces son of Mr and Mrs Albin F Anderson of 33 Renkie Avenue in a chapel ceremony at Grate Cathedral Topeka Kan The bridegroom’s mother was matron of honor Lt William Crandell was best man They will reside in Topeka where the groom is stationed
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Doris Mae Trevett
Harold N. Trevett
Mr. Pleasant Avenue
Albert WL Anderson
Army Air Forces
Albin FL Anderson
Renkie Avenue
Grate Cathedral
Topeka
Kan
Anderson
William Crandell
Local Homemaker Meeting and Family News in Pownal
Pownal notes show the Rhodes and Prett families involved in home gatherings and a July 11 meeting where Mrs Marion Harris will discuss business procedure. A Hoosat Valley Homemakers meeting featured streamlining housework and efficiency discussions. A Father's Day family reunion at Edward Alcambright's included relatives from Pittsfield and nearby towns. A George Robinson farm storm killed a horse, a cow, and a dog after a high tension wire contact. Mrs Frank Haley found a large strawberry and postal fatigue reports describe unusual fruit, while letters report U S Marine Pfc Wilson Pratt sending cheer from Okinawa with a leg injury and hopeful outlook.
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Edgar Rhodes
Barbara
Edgar Rathbun
Barber
Frank N. Haley
Mountain Street
Hunter's
North Adams
Philip G. Prett
Marion
Harris
Hoosat Valley
Rightholme
Frank L. Haley
Pfc
Wilson TL Pratt
U.S.M.C
Okinawa
Camp Pendleton
Jest Fai
Patton urged to stop speaking on war by anonymous letter
An anonymous writer signed Private X, one of 30 560 who died under Patton's command, urged the general to refrain from wartime comments. The letter, received amid San Francisco Conference talks, questions the value of future wars and asks Patton to stay silent to spare families and Sunday school children from more grief. The writer regards Patton as a great soldier but pleads for restraint and respect for the fallen.
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Faerie GP
George S Patton, Jr
Ietter
Since and Stripes
Patton
San Francisco
sFother
Patton Defends Readiness Amid War Prep Debate
Gen. George S. Patton, commander of the Third Army, defended preparedness after a Stars and Stripes critique. He argued it is stupid to risk disaster by being unprepared for another war, noting his experiences in two world wars and the need to maintain peace through readiness.
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Mass
George & Patton
Third Army
Stars and Stripes
U.S. Army
Area Priests to Assist at John Mulroy 25th Anniversary
Three Albany Diocese priests will assist at a mass of thanksgiving for Rt Rev. Msgr. John R. Mulroy marking his 25 years in the priesthood. The celebration occurs in Denver Colorado with Mulroy serving as pastor of the Church of the Holy Ghost and director of Catholic Charities. a public reception is planned Wednesday night.
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Albany
Mgr
John R. Mulroy
Denver
Col
John II Collins
John x1
Finn
Behenectady
Daniel Ro Burns
Saratage Springs
Mulroy
Church of the Holy Ghost
Catholic Charities
Ribbentrop Misread U S War Effort, Says Nazi Aide
German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop is portrayed by Nazi-era officials as misjudging American war production will to win. Veterans recount his belief the United States lagged in output, and his cautious image persisted until Soviet forces entered Berlin.
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Kazi
Jorthues von Ribbentrop
Jeter Rhe
United States
Germany
Hani Johann Ritter
Soviet
Russia
Ribbentrop
Emil von Rigtelen
Yoo Ribbentrop
Foreign Office
Riuralen
Berlin
Fuehrer
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