Miss DeBonis Married in Vermont Nuptials at St Marrows
Miss DeBonis daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel DeBonis of Poultney Vermont wed Mr F Prynn son of Mrs Martha Eigen and the late Thomas Prynn in a ceremony at St Marrows Church officiated by Rev Edward J OMalley. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and carried white roses and orchids. Attendants included sister Anne DeBonis and best man Thomas Pillsworth. A wedding breakfast followed and a reception at the bridegroom’s home. The couple reside at 172 Third Street after a trip to New York and Washington. The bride works at Cluert Peabody & Co and the groom is with Fitzgerald Brewing Co. Out-of-town guests from Poultney attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheeran
Miles Frances C_ Waltee
Anne DeBsais
Racor
Thomes Feads
Asnensi
Foscpn DeBonis
Thomas C. Pillsworth
Huston
Airs DeBonis
Cluert, Peabody & Co, Inc
Flynn
LeS2he Institute
Fitzgerald Brewing Co
New York
Washington
Third Street
Flynt
Kolinsky
Poulmey
Dutch Dance at Troy High School Auditorium
The Philomathien Society presents a Dutch dance next Saturday night in the Troy High School Auditorium with Richard Hartigan and his orchestra. Half the proceeds go to the Visitor service letter to 600 service boys. General chairman is Miss Lois Ives. Also listed are patronesses and named donors and a rummage sale by the Sisterhood at 109 Congress Street today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hartigan
Hie
Troy High School
Philomathien Society
Dorothy Stewart
Bryelya Buckley
W. Kenneth Doyle
David Levinstein
Dadiey van Arnam
Arthur Stwarts
Charles Connolly
Edward Picken
John Delee
Gertrude Marker
Biannon Fitzpatrick
Isabel R. Mann
The
Avent
Lois Ives
Sisterhood
Beth Street
Congress Street
Jack Weinstein
Reuben Cohen
Cohen
Troy
Cushman Family Announces Engagement of Mille Meheed
Mr and Mrs R A Cushman of Country Club Arlington announce the engagement of their daughter Mille Meheed to Li strong of Arlington. Mille attended King Switch School for Girls in Washington and George Washington University, serving last year as personnel supervisor for 100 girls sent to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute under Curtissi. Lieutenant Armstrong, a graduate of George Washington University Law School, is a personnel officer at the U S Naval Air Station Charleston. The wedding will occur in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cushman
Country Club of
Arlington
Y Dte Mille Meheed
Listrong
King Switch School
Washington
George Washington University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Curtissi
Armstrong
Lavy
U. S Naval Air Station
Charleston
D. C
St Pauls Silver Tea Committee Named for Event
Ars Chauncey W Cook chairs the St Pauls Silver Tea committee with Miss Elise Dexter as guest speaker at the Episcopal God House following the season’s last Women of St Pauls meeting. Mrs George H Lasker presides at the 12 30 p m business session. several assistants listed. Announce Marriage Ruth Foote and James A Vann wed in New York Naval Chapel. officiant Capt Mitchell Witherspoon. St Paul the Apostle Mothers Club to finalize plans for the May card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. Chauncey W. Cook
Women of
Harland Foote
Whitehall
Ruth Foote
Jemas A. Vann
St Paul the Apostle Mothers’ Club
Thursder
May
Thomas A. McNames
Troy Girl to Be Wed in Sacred Heart Church
Miss Eleanor Prendergast, daughter of Sergt and Mrs Richard J Prendergast, to wed Michael V Judick of North Greenbush. Prendergast, Troy High School graduate and Montgomery Ward supervisor, will marry June 24 at Sacred Heart Church in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Troy
Open House and War News From Saratoga Springs and Troy
Mr and Mrs Harrie M Levengston and Mrs Herbert F Roy former residents open their North Broadway home in Saratoga Springs after winter closure Callem E Blandy of Londonderry leaves for California to join Lt Blandy in the Pacific theater Lt Biengy arrives on leave in the country An executive meeting of the Junior League of Troy plans a rummage sale for May 12 and 33 with board members including Mrs Ernest L Warneke president and several club officers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie M. Levengston
Herbert F. Roy
North Broadway
Saratoga Springs
California
Ais
Callem E. Blandy
Londonville
Blandy
Navy
Pacific War
Biengyhas
Junior League of Troy
Nela
Airs
David Howells
Ernest L. Warneke
Richard J. McFells
Nolan A. Carry
Carl $. Hulett
Alfred W. Helverson
Nancy Deal
Charles . Danchy
James C. Covert
Engineers Complete Safety Course at NYU
Barnet Steiner of the Troy Bureau of Engineering and Frank J. McGinnis of the Watervliet Arsenal were among 32 awarded certificates by New York University for finishing a thirty hour community safety organization course. Others included W. D. Weitz of Albany and M. J. Williamson, Albany safety engineer. Four members belong to the District Society of Safety Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet Steiner
Troy
Garage Break-In Reported on Fourth Street
Joseph Ritotolo of 178 First Street reported to the Detective Bureau that the garage of Battaglia Brothers at 220 Fourth Street was entered Saturday afternoon but nothing was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ritotolo
First Street
Detective Bureau
Battaglia Brothers
Fourth Street
Watervliet Couple Plans Wedding Engagment Notice
Alexander Molge of 1807 Broadley Watervliet announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Jane Molge to Warren Lewis of Pittsfield Massachusetts son of Mrs Catherine Reynolds of 14 Elm Street this city Nogate has been set for the wedding date remains unspecified
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Molge
Broadley
Watervliet
Jane Molge
Warren Lewis
Pittsfield
Mass
Catherine Reynolds
Elm Street
Nogate
New York Synod Attendees Tangent Albany Conference
Personal attendees at a three day New York Synod of the Evangelical Church conference in Albany included Rev. H. Veith John Sehlegel William Hunz and Mrs Peter Heffern. Mr Kunz serves as synod treasurer. Mrs Frank J Robak Jr and daughter Keren Jean returned to the Robak grandparents home after a six week visit with Pvt Frank J Robak Jr stationed at Camp Jesse Turner Van Buren Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Synod of the Evangelical Church
Albany
H. Veith
John Sehlegel
William Hunz
Peter Heffern
Kunz
Frank 3. Robak, Jr
Keren
Jean
Robek
Joseph F. Kieib
Glemmore Road
Frank J. Robak, Jr
Jesse Turner
van Buren, Ark
Beckwith and Cottine Married in Highland Presbyterian
Pearl Beckwith daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Beckwith East Whitehall and Pvt Bertram R Cottine Marine Corps son of Mr and Mrs Cottine Highland were wed March 5 in Highland Presbyterian Church. Rev Dovel Jo S Haynes officiated with attendants Mrs Wilfred Farrell and Pvt William R Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Pearl Beckwith
Nathan Beckwith
East Whitehall
Bertram R. Cottine
Marine Corps
Berstram Cottine
Highland
Dovel Jo S. Haynes
Wilfred Farrell
Marcellus
William R. Donald
Lanesboro
Mass
Community Notes From Averill Park and Nearby Areas
Averill Park and Sand Lake move ins and visits include Mrs Orie Gile of Denau lis Corners joining the Kirby home, Lottie Hendert visiting Walter Teat of Alps, and Henry Stanley Jr of Fort Hancock as guest of his wife and son. Local families relocate to Pogstenkill and Sand Lake. Elmer E Stanlman returns home improving after surgery. Fire Company meeting at Averill Park engine house with a baked ham supper hosted by Harold Herriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Orie Gile
Denaulis Corners
Kirby
Lottie Hendert
Walter
Alps
Clark Cipperly
New York
Pfe
Henry Stanley, Jr
Fort Hancock
N. J
Henry Jr
McPartland
Pogstenkill
Norman Noble
Th. Nicholas House
Pinds House
Sand Lake
Elmer E. Stanlman
Samaritan Hospital
I Corp
Clarence Shoemaker
Harrisburg, Pa
Mirs
Fred A. Shoemaker
Willard Simmons
Mary Reid
Green Island
Harry
Patching
Averill Park
Mrs Meader Hosts College Trustees Tea at 28 Second Street
Mrs Meader hosted an afternoon reception Saturday from 4 to 6 at her home 28 Second Street for the trustees of Russell Sage College the administrative area and faculty. President Miss Balena Kinstry received with Mrs Meader. Other hosts included Mrs Crawford R Green Miss Blanche Sexbury Miss Loris L Crockett and Miss Mery Theresa Sendder. Flowers and roses decorated the dining room and drawing room while college faculty and staff assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laurence Meader
Second Street
Russell Sage College
Aleader
Balen Aie
Cotege
Mechanicville City Council Reviews Annual Report and Bonds
The Mechanicville City Council met in the Municipal Building on Friday after Ivan presented the annual report for the period ending March 31, 1913. They noted two bond issues, no temporary loans, a 2 percent uncollected tax levy of $1,584.75, and a general fund surplus of $18,807.28 with $22,476.48 in the water fund. Expenditures totaled $160,955.95, cash on hand was $13221 2, and miscellaneous revenues reached $32,357.9%. Bond retirement totaled $14,136 with total indebtedness at $229,000. A building at 22 Poder Wood Avenue was deemed structurally unsafe and slated for razing. Mayor Eckerson was authorized to avoid obstructing a rights of way between Terminal and River Streets. The D. & La Dew Steamer Co. notified that Robert Collins had been accepted after auditing vouchers and payrolls. Attendees included Mayor Homer Eckerson and Commissioners John B Moore, Mrs. Mary Cassidy, Hawley S Harvey, Angelo DeCrescente, and Jenny J Moore. The water rent deadline was extended with a 2 percent penalty starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Fie
Poder Wood Avenue
Eckerson
Terminal
River Streets
D. &. la Dew Steamer Company
Robert Collins
Homer Eckerson
John &. Moore
Mary Cassidy
Hawley
Harvey
Angelo DeCrescente
Summer Camp Plans by Local Boy Scout Troops
Rosaria Morris and Timothy Sullivan lead the Spring camp planning as Boy Scouts in the Afechanic vile District organize summer programs. Troop sponsors include First Presbyterian Church Howard Hunt Methodist Church Jasper E Brownell Riverside Joseph Yelksta Sons of Italy Joseph Vitrella Stillwater Harold Lane and others with a dance and ceremonial at Lieut Fred Clark Post American Legion tonight. A Red Cross tag day aims to raise 1500 of 15000 with publicity by newspapers band bills merchants and church notices. Mechanicville High School Chorus plans a May 16 concert for Red Cross War Fund featuring Onward Christian Soldiers Lost Chord and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Community Club Friday social at Knights of Columbus Hall attended by plans for next week. Housework story notes a Missouri cadet jokes about domestic life postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afechanic
Vile
Saratoga County
Otar Wilton
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Hunt
Methodist Church
Jasper E. Brownell
Riverside
Joseph Yelksta
Sons of Italy
Joseph Vitrella
Stillwater
Harold Lane
Paml Bethel
Bremorial Baptist Church
Robert Quinn
St. Paul's
Gideon Palmieri
St Luke's Episcopal
Ralph Spring
Saed
New York City
Fred
Clark Post
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
William McMann
Fridiay
South Pacific
Italy
Legionnaires
Amy
Navy
Red Cross
Roy Scotts
New York
Tag Aay
Williams HL Abéi
A & ‘Hing
Mechanicville High School
Dorothy Welch
Patricia Catone
Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross Chapter
Mish Marie Antolick
Ante Guartet
Knox Honored in Foreign Papers After Death
Portuguese papers eulogize Secretary Knox with phrases like a really great man died and Knox leaving his mark in building up the United States Navy. Reports note his daily impact and successful strengthening of the naval service amid mentions of new chemical synthesis advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lispon Pi
Knox
O Seculo
Diaris de Noticias
United States Na Diario Dé Manhba
Lansingburg Scouts and civic events mark Friday night ceremony
Edward Laston joined Cub Pack II and Troop I at First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg in a ceremony led by Dr Stanley Zeliger of the Stott troop. An American Flag, presented by Bolton Hee Lifesaving, featured patriotic Lastimeter Sarah Harris in charge. Awards went to Billy Gottschaiz and Marsden Kitley. several boys earned ceremony honors for exrafi mace. Plans include an annual soap box derby the Cub Pack will hold Saturday, June Glave Lesson Given. The Red Home Bureau hosted gore makin at 553 Sixth Ave. Next meeting May 21 at Mrs leving Finkle 361 Sixth Ave with a covered dish and officer election. Invasion Day Service at Redeemer Lutheran Church at 7 43 PM led by Rev Peter Fanning. Women’s Society of St Mark’s 1st Church plans meeting today at 8 PM led by Mrs Th Treharne with Miss Margaret Bowen in program. Mrs Jus Miller as hostess chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Laston
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Stanley Zeliger
Stott
Bolton Hee “Lief Corps
Sarah Harris
Nickolas Tucci
Billy Gottschaiz
Marsden Kitley
Gore Makin
Red
Home Bureau
Nira
Christiansen
Sixth Avenues
Alis Dorouthy
Bailey
Leving Finkle
Sixth Avenue
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Peter Fanning
Women's Society of
St Alark's
Th “‘Treharne
Gevod Ard
Margaret
Bowen Bhiss
Betty Maurinus
Jus! Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss DeBonis
Broadway
Phere
Leroy Stuitio
Miss Mabry DE Mille
Isileod
Sae
Loyd Banaio
Miss Jane Mouga
R. P.I. Aid Engaged
St. Paul’s
Silver Tea Committee
Lou Ann
Albane
Troy Road
Menands
Rin
Cottine
Beckwith
Averill. Park
Mrs. Meader
Mechanicville
Stotice
Jenny
Moore
St Martha's Guild of
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Lillian Colins
Corinth le
Harvey R. Collins
Brenda Phiney
Gough Phinney
Robert Hubbs
Jonesville
George Welch
George William Welch
British Isles
Hed Cross War Fund
Anna Tierney
Mead Block
James H. Maximigh
Lewis
Howland O
Cochairmet
Tierney
David J. LaFond
Seventh Avenue
David LaFond
Waterford
St. Marys Church
Francis O'Bryan
St Mary's Cemetery
Alfred Mortis
Orazio Catallo
Michael Sweeney
Arthur Ashiine
Santa Claus
Alpantaig
Modern Statio
Edger Blizzard
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Pisaniello
Blizzard
Fort Bragg
N. C
Rosaria Morris and
Timothy Sullivan
Brevillex
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Sykes
B. Sykes
Manuel A. Gaspies
Edward P
Bollard
Mark Fusco
Daniel A. Care
James E. Prout
Ciap
Columbia
Up—Corp
Wayne HL
Eliot
Robert Feterson
Billy Gottschalk
Donald Coverty
Robert Galbraith
Jestel Scho
Howard Schott
Richard Rogers
Brece Jensen
Gastes
Witmers
Elly Martin
Eaward Lawton
Tox
Derby
DE Scholl
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