Wynantskill Couple Wed In Third Presbyterian Ceremony
Thelma F Brunell and Thomas M Hoyt wed at 2 p.m. in Third Presbyterian Church Wynantskill officiated by Rev John M Stuart. The bridal party included Harry Nelson as best man and sisters. reception at the bride’s grandparents home in Wynantskill followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma F. Brunell
George O. Brunell
Wynantskill
Thomas M. Hoyt
Thomas MM. Hoyt
Sunset Heights
Third Presbyterian Church
John M. Stuart
John Kienle
Frank McNeil
Harry Nelson
Nelson
Charles Loomis
Brunelle
Averle Park High School
Watervliet Arsenal
Hoyt
Troy High School
Montgomery Ward & Co
Menands
New York
Mountainview Avenue
Brant Lake
Argyle
Albany
Miss DeDeo Weds Private Bagley at St Pauls Church
Miss Lucy DeDeo daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony DeDeo of 2108 Seventh Avenue wed Pvt Clarence R Bagley son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Webber of 218 Fifth Avenue Thursday at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The ceremony at 7 PM was officiated by Rev H Boardman Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy DeDeo
Anthony DeDeo
Seventh Avenue
Clarence R. Bagley
Clarence Webber
Fifth Avenue
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
H. Boardman Jones
Christ Episcopal Church
Irene Simmons
William J. Dristane
Blue Eagle
Bagley
Charleston
8. C
Marriages and Engagements Highlight Local Notices
Miss Mary Grace Conlen wed Corp. Walter M. Foley at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri in a nuptial mass officiated by Capt. William J. Kiefer. The ceremony counted Mrs. Basil O'Shea as matron of honor and Sgt. James J. Poll as best man. Also wed at St John’s Episcopal Church Larchmont were Dorothy Jane Barlow and William Coykendall Jr. Emma Willard and Connecticut College alumna Mary Grace Conlen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Conlen of Watervliet. Engagement announced for Margaret Roche to Billy Ramsey Bryant, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Roche of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Conlen
Twenty-ffth Street
Watervliet
Mary Grace Conlen
Corp
Walter M. Foley
Daniel P. Foley
Seventh Avenue
Fort Leonard Wood
William J. Kiefer
Basil O'Shea
Twenty-fifth Street
James Johnpoll
Utica
Coykendall-Barlow
Dorothy Jane Barlow
Waldo C. Barlow
Larchmont
William
Coykendall, Jr
W. EB. Coykendall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Emma Willard School
Connecticut College
Coykendail
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Thomas J. Roche
Bridgeport
Conn
Margaret Roche
Billy Ramsey Bryant
Alexander Bryant
Bryant
Cleveland, Tenn
Town Wiawaka Meeting Plans for House Openings
Town notes from Lake George indicate a board meeting at 3 pm Thursday at Miss E Gertrude Cowee home to arrange for opening Wiawaka Holiday House. Wedding and social updates follow with visitors returning from New York and educators attending a conference on Women’s Contribution to the Future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiawaka
Lake George
E. Gertrude Cowee
W. Rae Harrington
Hope Harrington
New York
Paul G. Miller
Groversville
Constance Reynolds
Sergt
Frederick W. Frear
Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage College
New York Ciy
Adverging Women of New York Inc
New York Times
April Fool's Party At Y C A Planned
Fun and friendliness will be the theme of the April Fool's party at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Y W C A for girls of industry and business seeking relaxation. Dancing and refreshments will be enjoyed. Miss Ann Swensson and Mrs Barry Murnane announce that if enough interest is shown future informal gatherings will be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Swensson
Barry Murnane
Catholic Women’s Service League announces breakfast committee
The printing committee for the Communion breakfast at The Hendrick Hudson is named. Members include Mrs. John L. English, Mrs. Gerald B. FitzGer ald Jr., Mrs. Thomas J. Evers, Mrs. Michael E. DeLuca, Mrs. Mary Fortin, Mrs. Philip W. Casey, Mrs. Charles H Connolly, Mrs. Henry J. Hughes, and Mrs. John T. H. Hogan. Dupree-Perry couple wed at St Peter’s Church with Rev. Edward Mc Manus officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudson
John L. English
Gerald B. FitzGerald, Jr
Thomas J. Evers
Michael E. DeLuca
Mary Fortin
Philip W. Casey
Charles H Connolly
Henry J. Hughes
John T. H. Hogan
Mrs Edward F Van Wie confined to Samaritan Hospital
Personal Mrs. Edward F. Van Wie of 2 Coolidge Avenue is confined by illness to the Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. van Wie
Coolidge Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Club to Hear Miss Yong at Ilium Literary Lunch
Miss Soo Yong, noted Chinese actress and monologist, will speak at the Ilium Literary Club annual lunch on Friday at 1 p.m. at The Hendrick Hudson. Officers for the coming year will be named at the noon luncheon preceding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Yong
Ilium Literary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Miss Yong
China
America
Maui
University of Hawaii
New York
Columbia University
Barber Engagement Linking Sage Graduate and Air Forces Officer
Mrs. Ruth F. Barber of New York and Clifford M. Barber of Buffalo announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jean Barber, Sage College graduate and Goucher College faculty member, to Lieut. Douglas E. Booth Army Air Forces veteran of England and Malta. Booth, a Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal recipient, is stationed at Drew Field Florida. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford M. Barber
Buffalo
Ruth F. Barber
New York
Jean Barber
Russell Sage College
Douglas E. Booth
Army Air Forces
R.af
Everett L. Booth
Barber
Virginia Intermont Junior College
Goucher College
Booth
England
Malta
Drew Field
Fla
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary Annual Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday. A luncheon at 1 pm will precede the meeting in the church parlors, with Mrs. Arthur Bibb Mrs. Louis Hulstrom and Mrs. George Beard in charge of the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Bibb
Louis Hulstrom
George Beard
Hoosick Falls Holds 58th Armory Anniversary Event
About 160 people attended the Hoosick Falls 58th anniversary gathering at the State Armory. Guests included John M. Closson of Schenectady, charter member of the 32nd Separate Company NY State National Guard, with officers from the Second Regiment and former Company C members. The program featured a drill, riot demonstration, boxing matches, and motion pictures, followed by dinner chaired by Capt James M. Brahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
John M. Closson
Schenectady
New York State National Guard
New York Guard
William Preston
Troy
William F. Finn
Cohoes
William H. Dolan
Green Island
James J. Kane
Mesa
James M. Brahan
Preston
State Guard
Edward Gorman
Marvin B. Loveys
Frank McEvoy
Tueut L C. Armstrong
Clerics Call for Germany to Pay and Rebuild Europe
London reports three church leaders urge postwar recovery plan led by the U S, Russia and Britain. They demand relief, rule of law, restoration of institutions, human rights, full employment, and a guarded yet just treatment of Germany to avoid future aggression without sowing revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Britain
Archbishop of Canterbury
John Baillie
General Assembly of
Thhe Church of Scotland
RD. Whitehorn
Free Church Federal Council
Europe
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Sleeper's Toe Hold Defeats Old Nick in Dream Fight
Evanston report tells of Humphrey Travis a four year old boy who battles the devil in a vivid dream. He wakes hanging head first by his toes from a window, rescued by his sister Pauline Shelton. He is treated for cuts and bruises at the hospital and reports the escape from the imagined demon to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Humphrey Travis
Humphrey
Pauline Shelton
Travis
Nazi Reprisals Reported Mass Killings in Rome
Swiss and British dispatches reported more than 500 people killed or executed in Rome after a bombing of a fascist anniversary procession. Accounts said hostages were shot, including alleged executions at the Colosseum, with hundreds arrested and a state of siege declared. Vatican protests reportedly occurred with uncertain influence. Black market prices in the Netherlands also surfaced in London reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Italy
Daily Express
Chinaso
Colosseum
Zurich
Exchange Telegraph
Expresa
Gestapo
Badoglio
Pietro Badoglio
Mario
Vittorio Orlando
Thaon di Revel
Daily Telegraph
Orlando
di Revel
The
Bern
Stockholm
Svenska Dagbladet
Vatican
OVT
Advertising Club Hears Dr Spafford
Dr. W F Spafford of RPI told the Advertising Club of Troy that modern society cannot do without advertising. He called advertising a cheap, mass communication method, likening it to mechanical mass production in selling and contrasting it with personalized handicraft selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Spafford
Advertising Club of Troy
Advertising and Truth in Postwar Marketing
The speaker cites remaining misrepresentation in advertising as a subtle problem after reform of patent medicine ads. He argues that advertising itself has begun to tackle deception, noting imperfect perfection in truthfulness and ongoing challenges in messaging.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss DeDeo
Bride of Private Bagley
Miss Conlen
Blanche Terry
Johnsonville
Elizabeth Salmon
Carl Mattison
Johnstonville
New Lebanon
Hoosick Falls
Red Cross
League
Anna Slansen
Washington Avenue
Waterford
Jennie Toohey
Amelia Barteldt
Roy Snyder
San Francisco
Mr. Snyder
Women’s Club
St. Michael's Church
Church
Hoosick
Mary Hoener
Quincy
Ill
Naval Cadets
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
James Clark
Sleeper
Old Nick
Falls Lodge
International Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Francis D. Rowan
St Patrick's Church
Cambridge
Milton Slingerland
Frank Driscoll
Frank Demick
Ezra Tiffany
Then Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Fitch
Harold Prebble
Aimon Hewitt
Ethel van Wert
van Day
Anna Smith
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Mary Slocum Miles
Miles
Richmond
David F. Hoffman
Otis P. Mulready
Navy
Sophie Crowley
Bernice Hoffman
Celia Hoffman
Agnes Foster
Mulready
Irving Bass
Arthur Cutler
Raymond Jones
Herbert Armstrong
Netherlands
Advertising Club
Dr. Spafford
Niagara Falls
U.S
Silver Fox
Erress
Frances Denney
Miss Denney
Shade
Botess
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