Greenwich Officers Wed in Hudson Falls Church Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Grace Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Boyer and Lt. Sorehouse son of Mr and Mrs Morehouse took place Wednesday at the bride's home. Rev C Petk officiated. Attendants included Bertige Morehouse and Theodore Bever. Guests wore corsages as rites concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boyer
Theodore Boyer
Hudson Heights
Fort Edward
Sorehouse
Herr
Morehouse
Greenwich
Feil Mae
C. Petk
Aéven
Chrisie Church
Hudson Fats
Migs Bertige Morehouse
Bator
Theotore Bever
Dbesceran
Bride Elect Party Guest Opens Week of Festivities
Bride elect Miss Biabel Clurdon presided at a party given for her by Mrs Hazel Neal and others in Edhor. Clergyman was provided by Mrs Edith Bubie. Plans were made for a luncheon and the Witte Cans group announced a Friday meeting at 35 Desson Avenue. Mrs Bessie Claydoh led the Mothers Club meeting at St Paul ih Aportte School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyes
Wiliam
Biabel Clurdon
Hazel Neal
Edith Bubie
Furure
Ant
Mabel Claydon
Desson Avenue
Bessie Claydoh
Mighty Chosen One
Oowho Owam
Mothers Club
Ciuh
St. Paul Ih
Aportte’s School
Gerald B. Fite
Gerald
Mothers’ Club
Mothers’ Club of
St. Augustine’s School
Bradley Hall
Willem AL Schubert
Miss Ott Engaged to Clarence Freckleton in West Sand Lake
Mr and Mrs Valentine Ox at 4 Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Dorothy Masse Ott to Clarence Freckleton son of Mrs Ada Freckleton of West Sand Lake. Miss Ott a Troy High School graduate works at Behr Manning Corp. Freckleton a Park School graduate runs his own farm in West Sand Lake. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Ox
Dorothy Masse Ott
Clarence Wil Freexieon
Ada Freekleton
West Sand Lake
Ott
Troy High School
Behr- Manning Corp
Freck
Park School
Miss Spratt Bridal Shower Details at Annex Restaurant
Agnes Spratt was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower hosted by her sister Miss Helen Spratt and Airs. Thomas Bell. Miss Spratt, soon to marry Arnold Wheten of Shenoroth on April 6, received roses, sweet peas, and multiple gifts. Fourteen guests attended. table set in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy Agnes Spratt
Annex
Helen Spratt
Thomas Bell
Miss Spratt
Arnold Wheten
Shenoroth
Personal notices from Brunswick Hills visitors in New York
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs George McCarthy jr of Brunswick Hills visiting New York with Frank Johnson of Cleveland. Q l visits sister Miss Mary An selment at 34 Tencn Street. Miss Mary LeBeat of Third Avenue is convalescing after surgery at Leonard Hospital. Mrs S F Burhtwaster of Troy Schenectady Road returns home after Samaritan Hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCarthy, Jr
Brunswick Hills
New York
Frank Johnson
Cleveland
Mary Anselment
Tencn Street
Mary LeBeat
Third Avenue
Leonard Hospital
S. FL Burhtwaster
Troy-Schenectady
Samaritan Ho Ptal
Weekend Guests and Honors Highlight Local Society Notes
Social rounds include Toten visiting New York friend Miss Alice Rainey and Mrs. John Li, with other houseguests from Hamilton Ontario and New York. Miss Maureen Horan earns a place on Stephens College Dean’s List. Miss Mary Jo English reports overseas duty with the American Red Cross in England. Guild and club meetings set for Ascension Church, Roses and Flax Society, Catholic Women’s Service League, and St. Augustine’s Mothers Club. reminders for rummage planning and directory updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rainey
New York
John Li
Eleanor Hall
Alexander Murray
Hamilton
Ontario
Can
Thomas du Ports
Troy Girl To Be Bride
Miss Martha E. McChesney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A McChesney of 11th Street, Troy, will wed William W. Sharpe of Wynantskill. She is a Troy High School and Albany Business College graduate and works at Beth Manning Corp. Sharpe, an Averill Park High School alumnus, recently received a medical discharge from the Army and works at Albany Home Improvement Co. The wedding is set for April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. McChestney
Eleventh Street
Martha E. McChesney
Wil‘iam W. Sharpe
A. B. Sharpe
Wynantskill
McChesney
Troy High School
Albany Business College
Beth-Manning Corp
Shere
Averill Park High School
Farewell Party for Edward Gorman Ends Home Chapter
Mr and Mrs Edmund J Gorman of Tro formerly of Oakland Cal hosted two farewell parties for their son Edward Gart iehan who leaves Thursday for the armed forces Miss Sandra Rogers and Miss Carol Rogers led a tap and ballet dance number Robert Alger a former St Peters choir member and his sister Diane offered songs Robert Rhinehart Jr read a poem Refreshments with red white and blue decor were served thirty guests attended The honor purse was presented to the departing son and his father is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund J. Gorman
Tro
Oakland
Cal
Edward Gariehan
Sandras
Carol Rogers
Robert Alger
St Peter's Choir
Diane
Robert Rhinehart, Jr
Miss Alger
Raest
Former Troy Girl Bride Marries in New York Ceremony
Miss Grace M. Dewer of New York formerly of Troy wed Carnelius E. Coleman in Saint Agnes Church New York City The ceremony was officiated by Rev Thomas L McNutey A reception followed at Sherwyns attended by Mrs Edward W Golden of Troy and Mr Golden Best man was Myr Golden Russell Seze College and Collardia University graduate Mr Coleman son of the late Mr and Mrs Correllus Coleman of St Albans Vt Harvard graduate in brokerage Reynolds Co New York will reside in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Dewer
New York
Carnelius E. Coleman
St. Agnes
Rd. Street
New ‘York
Thomas. L. McNutey
Edward W. Golden
Troy
Myr
Golden
Gms
Shermyrs
Coleman
Mir
James V. Dower
Russell Seze College
Collardia University
Correllus’ Coleman
St. Albans
Vica
Harvard University
Srm
Reynolds & Co
Westminster Group Elects New Westminster Presbytery Auxiliary Leader
Brg. Austin Biuchannen was elected president of the Westminster Pres byterian Hurth auxiliary last night. Officers include Miss Later Reha vice president Mrs Hare old Burgess second vice president Mrs Samuel McAuley recording secretary Mrs Dewey Caswell corresponding secretary Miss Gertrude Ross financial secretary Miss Stanley Blakeslee treasurer and Miss Helen Kehna auditor. More than fifty attended the dinner and meeting where Rev Angus Seamans Schenectady and Miss Helen C Tatum spoke on Oklahoma Indians with a display of their work. Annual congregational meeting and Supper set for April 10 with Mrs Evelyn kart as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Biuchannen
Westminster Presbyterian
Hurth
Otter
Later ‘Reha
Hareold Burgess
Samuel McAuley
Constance Ackart
Dewey Caswell
Gertrude Ross
Stanley Blakeslee
Helen Kehna
Angus Seamans
Schenectady
Helen C. Tatum
Haskell School
Tatum
Evelynackart
Court defers case of Wynantskill autoist
Henry K Watson, 24 Wynantskill, charged with reckless driving and passing three red signals, was adjourned until Saturday after pleading not guilty in Troy Police Court. Arresting officers Patrolmen Kari Bendit and Earl Reizla say Watson was driving at high speed and ran three red lights on Pawling Avenue near Spring and Ford Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K Watson
Wynants‘Ki
Troy
Kari Bendit
Earl Reizla
Wetson
Sfty
Pawling Avenue
Spring
Ford
Whitehall Sergi and Albany Pilot Earn Honors in War service
Milton Vess returns to Coup Swanks after 35 days with wife and daughter on West Street. He serves in the Medical Corps aboard a hospital ship making 27 trips to England and Traty. Robert Robinson, Great Meadow Prison instructor, moves to Auburn Prison. John Brooks, with brother Alphonse Brooks, visits while Alphonse recovers from a left hand wound in England. Dennis Sullivan, Albany pilot of the Hellbird group, earns the Air Medal for meritorious combat operations in India and China theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Milton Vess
Coup Swanks
Sicki
West Street
Sergeant Vess
England
Traty
Robert Robinson
Great Meadow Prison
Haa
Auburn Prison
Mr. Robson
OM. CG
Whitehall Council
Knights of Collumbus
John Brooks
Pfc
Alphonse Brooks
Diter
Angelo Brooks
Queen Street
Albany
Dennis 3. Sullivan
Morris Street
20Th Boender Command
India
Air Medal
China
Sister Mary Andrew Rescued From Manila Maryknoll nun freed after internment
Washington reports the rescue of Sister Mary Andrew Mary Smith of the Maryknoll order among 53 imprisoned in the Philippines since Manila fell. Daughter of James J. Smith of Linden and Mrs Powers of Westfield New Jersey she was in fair condition. A former US Army nurse and Maryknoll missionary, her early postings included Korea and Shanghai before Manila.
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Maryknoll
Philippines
Manila
Washington
Mary Andrew
Mary Smith
James J. Smith
Linden
Powers
Westfield
N. J
American Prisoners of War Bureau
Sister Andrew
Los Batos
Maryknoll Sisters
Andrew
US. Army Nursing Corps
Korea
Shanghai
St Paul's Hospital
ABEA MEN ELECTED President Named at Machinists Meet
During a two day New York State Council of Machinists session in New York City Joseph Boner of Plattsburg was elected eighth vice president A J Honrath of Albany ninth vice president and Robert Schrank of New York City was renamed president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABEA
New York State Council of Machinists
New York City
Joseph Boner
Plattsburg
A. J. Honrath
Albany
Robert Schrank
Jersey Team Scores J in Women's Meet
New York club Ridgefield Park won the Class A title in the Journal-American Women’s bowling tourney, finishing with a 2508 total. Class B went to the Kingsway Blues of Brooklyn with 385 and Class C to the La Brake Clarkes of Ossining with 2275. Stella Kozarski of Plainfield, N. J., was mentioned in the report.
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New York
Ridgefield Park
New Yorks Journal-American
Kingsway Blues
Brooklyn
la Brake
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Broadway
Asi
Dorothy Maree Ott
Martha EL Michesney
Miss Ott
FRESH
Golor
American Medical
Em Aa LE Sloan’s
Liniment
Charney HL Dauchy, Jr
Lieutenant Dauchy
Francis Boltwood
Maureen Horan
Wiliam E. Horen
Brunswick Road
Stephens
College For Women
Columbia
Horan
Junnior
Eng
Mary Jo English
American Red Cross
Thee Lisui
Joseph P. English
Royal Flying Corps
Ascension Churct Guild
S Pa
John B. High
Collins Avenue
Jenna T. “Richards
Food Couities
Roses and Flax Society of
St. John’s Lutheran
Frank Tiliey
Who's
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudgen
Troy Girl
Jesse M. Washen Club
Eastern Star
de Wort Clinton Hotel
Rensselaer, Albany-Schenectady
Violet Smith
Virginia Calhoun
Virgine Egan
Beitr Evans
Diana
Ruth Harvie
Nancy Manning
Emma Willard School
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Aisa Evens
Tay
Emma Willard
Cropseyville
Arthur Shaver
Grand Barre
Bonesteel
Cowinees
Will
Reader's Guide
May Lamberton Becker
New York Herald-Tribune
Beverly Schwéppa
Scarsdale
Patricia Callahan
Soxeon M. Callahan
Westminster Group
Whitehall
Cornelius E. Coleman
Jersey
Az Totel
Canada
Shidaers
River
The
Red Cross
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