Miss Bussey Bride in Early 20th Century Wedding
Miss Mize Virginke Hussey daughter of Mr and Mrs White Bussey of 2319 Fifteenth Street and Ensign Theddins Gaieski of Peabody Massachusetts were married Tuesday at St Paul the Apostle Church in a double wing ceremony. Rev Walter J Torper officiated. Bridesmaid Sussex sister in law of the bride, was matron of honor. Dr Benjamin Galissi acted as best man. The bride wore clover green wool with white accessories and received a reception at the bride’s home. The bride attended Cobces Fest School and worked at Adirondack Steel Corp. Gaieski, a graduate of Perse Vast Polytechnic University, recently returned from service as a carrier in 132) The couple departed for Boston after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize Virginke Hussey
Saughter
Mir
White Bussey
Theddins Gaieahieon
Sre
Peter
Gajeski
Peabody
Sass
St. Paul, the Apostle’s Church
Walter J. Torper
Mra
Jobs
Sussex
Bister-it-law
Hesor
Benjamin Galissi Gerted
Cobces
Behool
Adirondack Steel Corp
Sasign Gaieski
Perse Vast Polytechnic Yrsthwia
Careler
Veterans Job Plans Outlined by Miss Moore
Miss Beth Moore manager of the Joca US Employment Service outlines veteran job placement challenges. She notes a shortage of machinery to transition twenty million war workers to civilian industries and describes the Veterans Information Center aid. She cites preferences for cool dry or warm sunny locations and stresses easy early placement before a heavy load of veterans returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Moore
Joca US
Lensingburg Teachers Association
Johns
Jungia Sghting
Western Front
Alsske
Mrs Jacobsen Reelected Head of District Nursing Managers
Mrs Victor C Jacobsen was reelected chairman of the board of managers of the instructive District Nursing Association at a meeting in the nursing headquarters. Other officers named include Mrs William W Rousseau as 1st vice chairman and Mrs Edward H Pattison as second vice chairman. Secretary is Mrs Leonard Morrison with Mrs Harold Turner as financial secretary and Mrs Charles M Connolly as assistant financial secretary. The nominations slate was presented by Mrs Leslie W Rolfe in Mrs Henry W Hudson’s absence. Reports showed 1,292 nurse visits in February and the house committee noted an increased visiting fee from 1 to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor C. Jacobsen
Instructive District Nursing Association
Sium Build
William W. Rousseau
Edward H. Pattison
Leonard Morrison
Harold Turner
Charles M. Connolly
Pho
Leslie W. Rolfe
Henry W. Hudson
Morrison
Charles S$. Aldrich
Connolly
Agesistant
A. W. Powers
John E. Flack
Daughters of St. John of St. John’s Episcopal Church
Nursing Association
Edward 4. Orth, Jr
House Committee
Herbert’ M. Othert
William Oliver
Association
Visiting Sister Gives Wave Officer New Duty
Miss Jacqueline Dallett, head of the WAVES, visits sister Mrs Kennedy Creerey as house guest. She will leave Monday to report at the Great Lakes Training Station Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Dallett
the Waves
Kennedy Creerey
Detleté
Great Lakes
Missionary Group Luncheon at Second Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Missionary Society held its annual spring luncheon at the church with about 250 attendees. Guest speaker Miss Margaret Shannon of New York spoke on the church’s role in today’s world, and an offering supported funds for Allahabad India agricultural college in honor of retiring missionaries Sem Higginbottom and family. A musical program featured Violinist Vida Miller Chamberlin and Pianist BH Townsend Heister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary
Society of the Second Presbyterian
Mys
Clarence
FL Hall
Margaret. Shannon
Board of Foreign Mission
New York
Frederick & Evang
Shannon
Evans
Agricultural College
Allahabad
India
Sem Higginbottom
Area Couple Married in Lake Placid After South Pacific Service
Miss Marjorie Gordinier daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gordinier of 682 Second Avenue Denver became the bride of Edgar A Bonesteel son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bonesteel of Ridge Read Troy. The ceremony was at Redeemer Lutheran with Rev Peter Fanning officiating. Miss Wilma Gordinier sister of the bride was maid of honor and Lester Bonesteel brother of the groom served as best man. The bride wore an ivory signatures gown with a tassel and tulles. carried a white rose bouquet. A reception was held at the bride's home and the couple left for New York then Lake Placid where the groom reports for reassignment after a 37 month South Pacific tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Gordinier
William Gordinier
Edgar A. Bonesteel
Charles Bonesteel
Hidley Read
Troy
Redeerwr
Letheran
Peter Fanning
ER ‘Townsend Heisier
New York
Lake Placid
South Pacific
Altrusa Club hears WAC speaker in Troy meeting
Louise Silver of WAC addresses Altrusa Club of Troy at The Hendrick Hudson with President Miss Vina C. LaVigne presiding. She cites need for thousands of medical and surgical technicians and 12 training hospitals, noting recruitment progress. WAC veteran Witan Bencock shares war experiences and praises WACs. Committee reports include Afghan knitting for Holleran General Hospital and thanks from local schools for safety program. Apr 6 luncheon planned and April 18 meeting at Troy Club with Kathryn Byrne arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Silver
WAC
Altrusa Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Vina C. LaVigne
Witan Bencock
Air Force
Mediterranean
Wacs
Knitting
Holleran General Hospital
Fics
Jean Reid
Beth Moore
Troy Club
Pam
Kathryn FF
Byrne
Navy Mon Baker to Address Marth Meeting in City
Navy faculty member KR Baker of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will speak on Rehabilitation and Postwar Planning at the Business and Professional Women's Club of Transit’s March meeting Monday at 6 15 p m at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church An orientation will be held at 5 20 p m Members asked to bring completed Afghan squares. Also notes a wedding at Schenectady February 10 of Bernice L Bayer to Lt Charles Silver and other local social items including sales and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RPL
Ferkple
Bagh O'Brien
Department of Justice
Wacs
Baward BfcNaily
Sydney KR. Baker
Navy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Marth
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Tras
Baker
Fifth Avenue State Street
Sacred Heart Class Mothers Plan Spring Benefit Party
Sacred Heart School mothers of graduates plan a benefit card party at the Annex on Friday April 20 with a spring millinery preview by Pearlessa Co. Committee chairs include Mrs Otto Stalimer and co chair Mrs Anthony Cifello with posts for publicity fashion show reception transportation tickets reservations table awards special awards pencils and tallies by various listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annex
Sacred Heart School
Peerlesa_ Co
Otto Stalimer
Anthony Cifello
Edward M. Lance
Marion A Foley
C. Carkston Carroll
Francis Kruegler
Margaret Cardish
John J. Leonard
Birt Emimd Goetz
Louis G. Ferry
Thomas Shields
Barter of Seville Selections Highlight Monday Program
Music enthusiasts may join a Monday program featuring selections from the Barter of Seville. The membership includes Kenneth LeGrys Merjorie Hastings Jean Morris Margaret Robertson Diana Coomber Robert Hinchcliffe David Burmes Donald Decker John Thompson Roderick LaGrys and Allison Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth LeGrys
Merjorie Hastings
Jean Morris
Margaret Robertson
Diana Coomber
Robert Hinchcliffe
David Burmes
Donald Decker
John Thompson
Roderick LaGrys
Wynantskill Dime Card supper and church service
In Wynantskill the Dime Card supper and entertainment will be held Wednesday evening March 21 at the Reformed Church with Rev. Welson Vat Raake delivering a sermon on Jesus and the High Priest. Sunday school will follow the morning service. The March League for Services met with Mrs. Jule Kepner presiding. five new members joined and a $10 Red Cross donation was pledged. The Parent-Teacher Association met at the school with reports, Red Cross gift approved, and plans discussed for a temporary two room addition to relieve crowding. A St Patrick’s Day themed game party and refreshments closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynantskill
The
Reformed Church
Welson Vat Raake
Jesus
League For Services
Jule Kepner
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Jones
Lee- Chamberlain
the Leonard Hospital
David Boyd
Milton Whaley
Charles Cransor
Red Cross
Clifford Wilsos
Thomas Dalton
Frank McWeir
Mra Howard ‘Wolfe
Clarence Pater
Cambridge Club and church notices from area pages
Local groups announce meetings and events at Cambridge and surrounding area venues. Cambridge Book Club plans Monday gathering at Mrs Charles Skeilie home while Cambridge Valley Chapter O E S meets Wednesday in Masonic rooms. Lenten service led by Rev Chester A Simmons at Embury Methodist Church tomorrow. Lieutenant John B Hannon, recently returned from overseas, to depart this week for Albany Georgia. Coile Jackson Home Bureau to host a 2 pm session at Mrs Leon Kent home with leaders conducting a lesson on building attitudes. Cambridge Central School forms a Music Appreciation Club with Dries? Jennnes Yairo as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘T. Skeilie
Cambridge Valley
O. E
Embury Methodist Church
Chester A Simmons
Hirst
Joh B. Hannon
Atlentic City
Albuty
Coile-Jackson Home Bureau
Leon Kent
Leaie C. Maxwell
Walter ‘C. Chapin
Cambridge Ceintral School
Dries
Jennnes Yairo
Ase
Stephentown Taconic Valley Grange Meeting Recap
Stephentown Taconic Valley Grange held a gathering with master Lawrence Madden presiding and approved a $10 Red Cross War Fund donation. An invitation to the Pomona meeting on March 21 at Hoosick Grange was read, and messages from overseas servicemen William Trinnenmeyer Floyd Rose and Richard Pease were noted. A March 19 talk by acting agricultural agent Toda C Swan was announced with a 7 pm covered dish supper and a forthcoming youth committee dance planned for the first week in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
Taconic Valley Grange
Lawrence Madden
Grange
Red Cross War Fund
Pomona
Hoosick Grange
William Trinnenmeyer
Floyd Rose
Two Jima
Richard Pease
West Grange
Toda C Swan
Rensselaer County
Fighting Spirit of German Soldiers on the Oder
A fragment notes the fighting spirit of German troops on the Oder and mentions a number of photos of the victory has been published in the German press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Germas Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Bussey Bride
Veterans
Cooper ‘& Corrat Congresa
Cormer
James J. Etoll
Accosntor
Cotsen
Odes Phows
Stan Syk
Howard D. Clayton, Jr
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Albany
Jean Hartzell
Clinton H. Hartzell
Slingarlands
Sergeant Clayton
Howard D. Clayton
City
Arrs
James .C. Covert
Red Cross Hospital and Recreation Corps
Home Nursing
Cen‘ter
Proctor
Hollywood Millinery
Yci
Iook
Hollywood
Missionary Group
William N. Perkins
Spergietown Home Bureau
Walter J. Sanderson
Birs
William Knight, Jr
Lillian Fleming
Ana Fred W. Heborn
Harvey J Reed
Joseph Rodriguez, Jr
Fred W. Lapp
Mirs
John J. Baatex
Raymond A. Bardelli
Green Island
Mariya
Ida Barnes
Patty Dichowr
Francelia Landergan
Jimapie Canavan
Pashonor
Mary “McCarthy
Bebr-Manning Corp
Manhattan ‘Club
Altrusa Club
Bernice L. Bayer
Arthur F. Bayer
Schenectady
Charles Silver
Lemuel B. Silver
Long Island
Stanley Jones
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Rensselater Polytechnic Institute
Church of the Ascension
Frears
Charles Bia
Sijes Grace’ Yager
Norman Holford
Norvin “Whitman
Robert’ Goodrich
Richard Horstail
Retail Credit, Department’ of Montgomery Ward Co
Manhattan
Alice AL Spilka
WV. Spitta
Petersburg
Alpha Kappa Detta
Syracuse University
College of Liberal Arte
Barbara O'Brien
Raufman’s
J. Raufman
River Street
Aoak
Sacred Heart Class Mothers Plan
Cambridge
Naxis
Hitler
Oder River Front
Comi
Tk Ganen
Finaid Yeatertay
Biter
Perava
Cor. Fulton —Fon
Owella
Federick
Duchess of
Allure
Third ST
Congress ST
State Street
Spencer Trask & Co
Glens Falls
Worcester
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cork Exchange
Lord & Tann
Remetitel
Fulton ST
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