Miss Alix Engaged to Air Force Technician at Niagara Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Atixd Sharen Sr. announce the engagement of their daughter Martyn Ann to a Niagara Falls based Air Force technician. Miss Alix, a graduate of Heatly High School and Saint Marys Hospital School of Nursing Albany, will wed her fiancé who is an alumnus of LaSalle Institute and currently stationed at Niagara Falls Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Atixd Sharen
Geren Leland
Iraughter
Martyn
Ann
Nora We
LaSalle Tigstitute
Niagara Falls Air Base
Bridge Lonely Winners Named at Monday Session
Bridge tournament results show Mrs Gay Brown and Sirs Frank Ward taking firsts, Mrs Wedi Fagen and Mrs George W nelly second, and Airs Ay Armstrong and tired Finkel stein third. Ties included Norman Clarke of Latham with Mrs Misse L. TMhrt of Troy and Charles J Seiler of Latham. Players urged to attend Rest session at YMCA, pay the entry, Monday at 715 pm. Conducted under Robert Cline and rules of the American Contract Bridge League.
Area Couple Married in Evening Ave rill Park Church
Henrietta Sung daughter of Mr and Mrs Janes Smith Averill Park and Gerald Seitridsberger son of Mr and Mrs Peter Leitvide berger Snyday s Carers were married February 28 at St Hone Church in an evening ceremony officiated by Rev Francis P Anlbus. The couple will reside with her parents after a brief dressing period. the groom, in the Army, is overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silss Henrietta Sung
Janes Smith
Averill Park
Gerald Seitridsberger
Peter Leitvideberger
Snyday
St. Hone
Francis P. Anlbus
Josephine Seifvidsberger
Mohamed AI
Iisband
Fireside Group Schedules Lesson and Meeting
Tuesday's Fireside Home Demonstration Unit meeting in Stra and plans for a nominating committee are noted. Members will be taught by Ms. Sferrington and Mrs. Geiger at their homes, with upcoming business meetings and events listed in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra, Artin &, Dues
AM. Morvingean
Lassuns
Vira
Paw Gressvare
Lord Avoic
Aid Litting
Sferrington ‘Myursday
Frankly Styner
Sunil Ave
John T. Geiger
Jesson
Will
Thesr
al Dirs
Rankin
Health Aide Dr. W. M. Jackson Davis to Speak
The Rensselaer County health commissioner Dr. Davis will address the Marek Wheeler of the Troy Woman's Club on public health. He is introduced by Mrs. George H. Thi and has long served in state health and welfare departments including Bucks County, Cortland County, Yale, and the Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Jackson Davis
Rensselaer County
Marek Wheeling
Troy Woman's Cli,cie
Ge H. Thi
Davis
Bucks County
West County
Pennsylvania
Yale Schoal
Medi
Smorgasbord Plans by Spar gletown Fire Auxillary
The Women's Auxiliary of Spar gletown Fire Co plans its annual smorgasbord on Saturday March 31 with serves in the firehouse hall. Committee chairs include Donations Mrs Eugene Hy Peeper and Mrs Robert Hidhey with waitresses Min tion Engle and Stes Earl Mc Naughton handling decoration and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayener Uawood Jr
Carol Buckley
By Magi Meaney
Donald
Miss Viale Betrothed In May Wedding Plans
Miss Sutera J Viale 21 1st Sty to wed John William Pettinger 1510 Jacob St in May. Bride is daughter of Ralph W Viale 2505 Lake Ave, groom’s parents Sumley Pettin 1510 Jacob St. Miss Viale a Troy High School graduate, employed at Manufacturers National Bank of Troy. Pettinger also Troy High School graduate and banker trainee at Manufacturers National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutera J. Viale
1St
Johm William Pettinger
Jacob St
Ralph W. Viale
Lake Ave
Lance
Sumley Pettin
Jacob
Miss Viale
Troy High School
Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Pettinger
American Institute At Banking
Manufacturers National
Watervliet Couple Plan June 27 Wedding
Watervliet, June 27 wedding planned between Sandra Ann Clores Rve and Joseph Zawistowski. Sandra Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clores Rve of Watervliet, is a graduate of Watervliet High School and employed in the traffic department of the New York Telephone Co in Troy. Joseph Zawistowski, son of Frank Zawistowski, also a Watervliet High School graduate, works in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clores Rve
Ave
Watervliet
Herr
Sandra Ann
Joseph Zawistowski
Frank Zawistowski
Zawistowsky
Ros
Watervliet High School
New York Aelephone Co
Troy
Mawistowski
National Secretaries Association May Meeting Teed
Area chapter of the National Secretaries Association will meet Tuesday May 17 in the Canary Room at the Manager Hotel. Dinner at 615 pm. Mrs Deanne Wright chairs the social committee and Marilyn Tracy leads the program with an illustrated talk People Helping People narrated by George Voris and Herbert Gorgas. Miss Ethel Wierks presides at the business session for by law amendments. Women’s Guild program follows with Mrs Barth explaining United Presbyterian Church groups. Hostesses Mrs William Whit ney and Mrs William Adams on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretaries
Aesn
Will Nivel
Canary Room
Ule Manger
Dewitt Clintol
Deanne Wright
Chaiman
Nes
Marilyn Tracy
Crows
George Voris
Herbert C. Gorgas
Ethel Wierks
Business
Sesson
Dinner in Albany for Joseph Woraman Draws Local Figures
Residents of Watervliet attended a testimonial dinner in Albany at The Sheralonten Kyck honoring Joseph W. Woraman. Attendees included Mayor Hugh Nunnelly and James W. Gitton among others, with several names listed in attendance and thanks extended to community leaders and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Joseph W. Woraman
Sheralonten Kyck
Albany
Hugh Nunnelly
Willian ¥. Kennelly
James W. Gitton
Mr and Me's
Raymond O'Brien
Edward Kaonman
Willan Wiley
James Coil
Aislin Nugent
James i Brentan
Nona
Vers
Tf Sonra
Sal
Burcatt
Women Hear College Head at Troy Chapter Meeting
Dr Carley Davidson president of Union College addresses the Troy Chapter American Association of University Women at Emma Willard School. She noted Union students from 1948 to 1958 studied in Europe and discussed attitudes toward the American way of life and foreign policy. She urged international understanding through people-to-people exchange and the foreign study program. Miss Isabel Ry Mann led the meeting with a brief session and a nominating slate was announced for officers to take office July 1. A directors slate named Mrs Lewis Coonley as first vice president for 1955-60. The cooking group will meet with Mrs Stanley O Simson Tuesday and a postponed dessert bridge set for Friday, March 20 at Mrs A Leonard Harton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carley Davidson
Unio College
Troy Chaplen Amercian Assn
Emma Willard Scho
Davidson
Europe
Whatau
Union College Fron
Iife
Elizabeth Sherer
Isabel Ry Mann
Marshall Gilson
Clarence Yall
Charles Closny
John Quinn
Edwin Allen
Based of Directors
Lewis Coonley
Stanley
Simson
A. Leonard Harton Priday
Miss Jordan to Wed in Green Island Wedding
Miss Marjorie Jordan of 47 High Street Green Island will wed Dale A Gailey of Hoosick Falls and Troy High School graduate. Both are employees at the Marshall Eclipse Division of Bendix Aviation in Green Island. The ceremony is set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jordan
High St. Green Island
Marjorie
Daiies A. Gailey
Christina Gailey
Hoosick Jodd
Jule John
Gailey
Jordan
Heatly High School
Eley
Troy High School
Marshall Eclipse Division
Bendix Aviation Corp
Gree Island
Pleasant Valley Home Unit Meeting Reports Auctions and Projects
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit held a meeting at Malcolm Milks home. Louise Coarrad auctioned a white elephant sale. The Yacht carding project has been taught to 14 members. Next meeting will be at Mrs Orie Barkyoun's home. Refreshments were served by Ruth Destramp Lor etta Haynur Olive Laraby and Anne Feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Tim DeMers
Pleasant Valley
Malcolm Milks
Louise Coarrad
Tyyas
Tesday
Orie Barkyoun
Charman
Raynewtown
Union
Ruth Destramp
Loretta Haynur
Olive Laraby
Anne Feathers
Tuesday Club Meeting Plans Artistic Raster Drama Program
Mrs William Flynn will present a program of Raster dramaifications at next week’s meeting of the Tuesday Literary Club to be held at the home of Mrs Harold Burgess, 12th Ave. Hostesses for the afternoon include Mrs William Wink, Mia, Austin Bushanan, Su’s, Frank Beebe, Mrs Stanley C Zellner, Mrs Willis B Kitle, and Mrs Robert Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flynn
Harold Burgess
Ath Ave
Willian Wink
Mia
Austin Bushanan
S. d. Prank Beebe
Stanley C. Zellner
Willis B. Kitle
Robert Wolf
Troop to Visit TV Show on Wednesday
St Augusthae School’s troops will appear as guests on a local TV program this Wednesday. Troop officials Mrs Edward Kane will lead with patrol leaders Mr George Kaiser and Mrs Alan Shornton, accompanied by Mrs James Rya and Mrs Alena Broderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewilie
St. Mugusthae
Edward Kane
Tronp
George Kaiser
Alan Shornton
Brownie Troop
James. Rya
Alena Broderick
Edward McNamara
Demonstration Unit Plans March 17 Meeting At Goyer Home
The group will hold its second lesson in table souling at the home of Mrs Archie Goyer on March 17. A demonstration is scheduled for Monday at 7 pm with Mrs Ernest Hegenbauer and Mrs Dustin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonald
Dustin
Ernest
Hegenbauer
Archie Goyer
Sisterhood Plans Bazaar for Temple Berith Sholom
Mrs. Nathaniel Hesse, national board member of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, spoke at the Sisterhood meetings. Mrs. Jules Buchman introduced Sheever. prayers by Mrs. Julius Gut hann. dessert by Mrs. John Ky Newell and helpers. A book review will be held Tuesday at Mrs. Samuel A. Mintz’s home, reservations via the hostess. Purim Bazaar set for Sunday March 18 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hesse
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Sisterhood of Temple Berith Sholom
Jules Buchman
Julius BK
Guthann Lusebeen
John Ky Newell
Bernavel Mintzer
Bl -S. Kaplovite
Eving
Noplovitz
Samuel A. Mintz
Georgian Court
Edwin S. Weinberg
St Johns Ladies Aid To Hold Sale At Church
The Ladies Aid of St Johns Lutheran Church met Thursday with Tanebeon serving as host. Mrs Emil Brinkman and Mrs Wild Cringe acted as hostesses. Mrs Adolph Duerschney welcomed new member Mrs William Piya. A fund sale is planned for April 2 at 9 a.m. and a plant sale at the church. Sewing meetings begin March 19 at 10:30 a.m. All members invited. The regular business session is set for 1 p.m. April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tanebeon
Emil Brinkman
Wild Cringe
Adolph Duersehney
William Piya
William Hoffman
School Parents Club Plans Ham Supper at George Washington School
The George Washington School Parents Club met Monday evening and outlined plans for the annual baked ham supper to be held Thursday April 30 at the school. Mrs. Stewart Clemens and Mrs. Kenneth Miller were named co chairmen of the event, and a dish towel shower for the school kitchen will take place at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Club
George Washington School
Stewart Clemens
Kenneth Miller
Fark Of drea Artist Displayed at local institute
Huddy Tenn of Melrose is among the artists shown at MM Bang Institute of History and Arts in the main lobby at 124 Washington Ave Albany. The exhibition includes abstract paintings from the British Commonwealth on display through March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddy Tenn
Melrose
Mm! Bang Inc
Itute of History
Avh
Msainy
Institute
Washington Ave
Albany
British Commonwealth
St George Association Hears Fire Safety Talk
The St George Association meeting at Schenectady County Sheriff’s Office featured John B Chapman, fire educator for the Firefighter Conference, urging homeowners to protect property and families. He noted rising hazards in schools and neighborhoods, commended the association for promoting public safety, and the group planned April discussions at Freestville fire hall with inspections and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
St. George Assn
Harold Calkins
Schenectady County
Sherf Warold Arnestrang
Schevnettary
Nbey
Troy
Freestville
Letter Carriers Meet for Card Party in DAV Rooms
The Ladies Munitiirys of Leline Carries and Letter Carriers Auvillery meet Loy Hay at 680 pen in Danish Beolerhoug Wall with Mrs Wile presiding. Commilines foe the card party is to be held April 3 in the DAV rooms. Joseph Lynch will be chalga. Ménihly venorts will be nuade by git. Charles 4. Ledge financial officer and Mes William T. Pitzgibbone treasurer. Refreshments served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leline
Loy Hay
Pen
Danish
Beolerhoug
Wile
Vandenbasels
DAV
Joseph Lynch
Chalga
Ménihly
Charles 4. Ledge
William T. Pitzgibbone
Memorial WSUS Hears Rabbi Man
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Memorial Methodist Church held a meeting presided by Mrs RON Clarke. Devotions were by Mrs Andrew Jolston and Mrs Stouts. The Allen was decorated by Mrs Harold Mat Hadron with service by Mrs Donald Arushett and Mrs Joh Gowiid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Morsehel
Nisial
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mumerial Methodist Church
Ron. Clarke
Andrew Jolston
Stouts
Allan
Harold Mat Hadron
Donald Arushett
Joh Gowiid
Dany Crete
Tokyo Tower Claims World's Tallest Lower Icon
A garbled report describes a new Japanese structure hailed as the world’s tallest L lower tower in Tokyo. It notes an observatory platform atop a central tower with a prominent Tokyo signature, amid investment talks and a museum at its base.
Pleasant Valley Grange and Community Meetings in Cambridge
South Cambridge reports a Pleasant Valley Grange public party at Hurhall Tuesday at 8 0 pm. The Wile Owls Demonstration Unit hosts a teet’ ing Wednesday at Mrs Donald Warrington’s home. Methodist Church service Sunday at 10 am with Rev John G Robinson pastor. Sunday School and Junior Youth Programs noted. Cambridge Farm Bureau conference met with 16 present to discuss farm family issues and local road naming for stranger ease. Refreshments served. next gathering set for Monday April 8 at 8 pm at Victor Royal’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Grange
Hurhall
Wile Owls Home Demonstration Unit
Donald Warrington
John G. Robinson
Jiniir
Cambridge
Igre Chocalale
Victor Royal
Niner East West Bridge Hand in Spades and Hearts
In a two over one bid East doubly declared, North opened five spades and East doubled then redoubled. West favored the double, hoping for a trick, while South redoubled, and East found no good place to go. Terst won the first trick with ace hearts as South’s king fell. West ruffed a later club and shifted diamonds, North and South dissecting to locate kings and voids, with misgivings about the spade king and remaining red suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
East
West
South
Terst
Bast
Weel
Sonih
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Alix
Bridge Vourney
G. Semiwdsberger
DE. Hm, Jackson Davis
EATRA
Fashion Furs
Fourth ST
Kerkery
DAL Registry
Berner's
New York
Sandra
Viale
Sandra Ann Roe
Dred
Miss Jordan
Troop
Shore
Wirk
Volle Ams Methodist
Handwick
Kenneth
E LaChapelle
Mery
FP. Wilson
Jerry J. Mtaccarelli
Diirertory
Leg F. Curley
League
Sisterhood Plans Bazaar
St. John’s Lailies
Sele
Fark
Drea
St. George Association Hears
Mary Margretta
RSM
Lourdes
Murday
Allan Roosary Womens Club
Our Hady
Vielers Church
Lancelot Dearborn
Marerella
Catholic Central High School
Maria Hear
Athans
J. Gregory Cole
Merit. Pholoy
Auvillery
WSUS
Rabbi Man
Botany
Troy Thaitva Building
South Cambridge
Jacoby
NORTA
Souls
Reezie
Gamonts
Puss
Elgin Longines
Hamilton Wittnauer & LE Coultre Watches Arm
Wate & Dewmetts
Howie's Jewelers
Merrie Shop
Broughton
Heceptional Wales
Baston
Minks
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