Miss Lamb to Be Bride in Waterbury Engagement
The engagement of Miss Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamb of Waterbury, to Sergeant Robert Grebecker is announced. Grebecker, a Siena College alumnus, is in the Air Corps and currently stationed overseas as of March, with honors noted.
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Miss Lamb
Andrew F. Lamb
Fire Avenue
Aeir
Lamb
Sy. Robert
JL Grevecker
Clarence JL Grobecker
Watervler
Grepecker
Siena
Gresler
Marecey
Cebege
Wster
Mrs. Wiltse Heads Club and Elects Officers
Mrs. Stanley B. Wiltse was elected president of the Women s Club of Renseemer Pols technic Institute at its annual meeting held Thursday at the home of Mrs. John B. Clone. Other officers named include vice president secretary and treasurer. Dr Burt Lo Newkirk spoke on beekeeping life cycles with hive demonstrations.
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Stanley B. Wittse
Women's Club
Renseemer
Harald Howe
Paul Hamke
Retief
Biss
Sven Andersen
Harold Faigenbaun
Howell Jones
Edwin Allen
Henry Kump
Burt Lo Newkirk
Department of Aeronautics
A J. Fairbanks
Matthew A. Hunter
William C. Sotchkiss
Wiltse
Hewke
Alumnae Party Aids Permanent Scholarship Fund
The Troy Chapter of the Alumnae Association held its annual party at Save Hall in the school. Mrs. David Howells Jr. chaired with a white elephane table feature. Miss Anne Welling ton and Miss Clemewell Lay greeted guests. Refreshments were served under Miss Gericue Norton with students as waitresses. Drawings and paintings by Marcia Van Klooster, Emma Wilfard School alumna, were on display.
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Troy
Ise Eatana W Alumnae Association
Ise
David Howells
Maynard F. Withers
Anne Wellington
Clemewell Lay
Gericue
Norton
Marcia van Klooster
Emma Wilfard
Syracuse University
Round Lake Couple United in Marriage
Round Lake couple Miss Eloise McKean and Willard X McKean wed yesterday at Round Lake Methodist Church with Rev. Chester A Finch officiating. Attendants were Eloise McKean and Daniel VanHorn. The bridegroom works for General Electric in Schenectady. the bride is stationed at Williams Field in Phoenix. They will honeymoon in New York and Pittsburgh before returning to duty.
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Pie Ratoer Vannen
WAC
Willard X. McKean
Round Lake Methodist
Chester A Finch
Eloise’ McKean
Daniel VanHorn
Round Lake High School
Round Lake
Will Liams Bield
Phoenix
Ariz
General Htecrrie Co
Schenec
New York
Pittsburg
Wiliams Field
McKean
Otis Otisville and New York Residents Attend Graduations
Mrs Hotchkiss of Otis Hotchkiss Troy and family spend time in Hendricks Hudson area while Mrs Witlany Clifton of Yonkers visits her sons and daughter in New York. Mrs Nils Sehlin will be weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Guiley. Mr and Mrs Stephen H Curtis depart for South Hadley Mass for daughter Mariag Curtis graduation from Mt Holyoke College. Curtis is Emma Wittard School graduate with chemistry major.
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Witlany A. Clifton
Yonkers
San
Frank Pfau
New York
Nils Sehlin
Ralph G. Guiley
Teojans
Griduczion de
Stephen H. Curtis
Fett
South Hadley
Mass
Mariag 'Curtis
Mt. Holyoke College
Curtis
Emma Wittard School
Committees Named for Sacred Heart School Lawn Event
Woman’s Club of the Sacred Heart School outlines chairs for the Spring Town party on church grounds June 36 at 2 pm. Cochairs Jonn J. Mel Grain and Julia R. Mason lead tickets George L. Nugent and Arthur H. Stevens. refreshments Mora Maher and Mrs. George Hamm. awards Mrs. Mark J. Leonard and Nelson Harbour. patrons Mrs. Frank A. Tilley and Edward W. Golden. Miss Shirley Rice and Miss Jeanne Cavanaugh highlighted in college news. Gate Party success at St Barnabas Parish House drawn 175 attendees with Florence Collinis, Bertha Vannoesen, Deorah Rampsier, and Mary L. Herrington in charge.
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Woman's Club
Sacred Heart School
H.courchaine
Plansivera
Jonn J
Mel Grain
Julia R. Mason
Cochairmen
Mora
George L
St ‘Barnabas
Rummage Sale Planned by Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society
The Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society will hold a rummage sale on Monday and Tuesday at 152 Fourth Street. General chairmen are Mrs. Harry Simansky and Mr. Lee Marin-Stein.
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Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Fourth Street
Harry Simansky
Lee Marin- Stein
Miss Esser Weds Sweers in Rectory Ceremony
Miss Elsie Esser, daughter of the late Air and Mrs Frank Esser, married Frederick Aweens Sweers, a Seabee, yesterday at 7:30 pm in St Peters Church. Rev Edward A McManus officiated as attendants included Miss John E Armstrong. A reception followed at The Wnmore Hotel Athans before the couple departed for a wedding trip. The bride wore a green suit with brown accessories and pink roses. the matron of honor wore beige with brown accents. After returning, Mrs Sweers will reside in Fey while Mr Sweers reports for duty with the Seabees. He recently received furlough after thirty months in the Southwest Pacific. He was formerly a custodian at The Record News.
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Elsie Esser
Air
Frank Esser
Frede
Sweers
Carpenter
Athans
Norta
Mr and Mrs Club Host Annual Meeting at Rainbow’s End
The Mr and Mrs Club of the First Baptist Church held its annual meeting and banquet Thursday at Rainbow's End Velatie. A program of stunts followed dinner with Mr and Mrs Arthur H Lofgren Mr and Mrs Edward Siewert and Mr and Mrs Robert Bord organizing. President Mr and Mrs Walter Bates conducted the business meeting with reports from secretaries Mr and Mrs Samuel Evans and treasurers Cpl and Mrs Pulier Mack. A June picnic was planned.
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First Baptist Church
Rainbow's End
Tomatiites
Arthur H. Lofgren
Mirs
Edward Siewert
Robert Bord
Walter
Bates
Sorority Conducts Annual Mother Daughter Banquet
Delta Gamma Delta sorority held its annual mother daughter banquet at the Annex. Miss Dorothy McGrath introduced the program and Mrs. Thomas McGrath responded for the mothers. Miss Mary K. Shoemaker introduced eastprew and Miss Helen Matar announced x membbers. Ruth Vosburgh advised. Ruth Murray and Marge Gaffers read roll, and Gaffers sang selections for armed forces. Mary Jane Fields led the business meeting.
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Ruth Murray
Marge Gaffers
Gaffers
Armed Forces
Mary Jane Fields
Sgt Pitts Marries Miss Sondres in Pawling Avenue Church
Sergeant Pitts and Miss Shirley Ruth Sondres wed at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church in an afternoon ceremony. Attendants included David Korker and Mrs. James Hughes. about fourteen guests attended. The bride, formerly of the church, wore blue crepe and gardenias. the groom, a service member, has served in the Mediterranean theater. The couple will reside with her family during his next assignment.
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Shirley Ruth Sondres
Glen M. Sondles
Grove Place
Orlea
Aed
RO Pin
Latham
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Amber de Landmezser
Trébride
Walter Keraighan
David Korker
Pete
James Hughes
Brookview Avenue
Otdal
Imaediate
Aera
Everece
Igkes
Sas
Arernous Drasa
Atts
Troy
Coltoes
Generel Eletrie Co
Sehnectady
Sersean
Pitts
Mediterranes
Altrusa Club Discusses Health War Issues and Fashion Show
The Altrusa Club of Troy held a meeting discussing wartime health topics including tuberculosis and venereal diseases, with thanks expressed for the Europe war’s cessation and Pacific peace. Officers to be elected next meeting. June TM at The Hendrick Hudson. Kathleen Walsh joined the fashion show participation for Skyway Fashions at the Hors d McAlpin.
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Altrusa Club of
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Vira C. LaVigne
Europe
Pacific
Edger C. Stillman
Glendrick Hudson
Misa Maa Lutas
Kathleen Walsh
Thirteenth Street
Laboratory Institute
Feart
New York
Skyway
Horsi McAlpin
Seabee Training Opens for Dayton Son at Sampson Station
William Dayton, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dayton of Wyanantskill, has left for Sampson Naval Station to begin Seabee training. Also noted are visits between local residents including Mrs Andrew Walther and daughter Jean of Wyanantskill, and Rose Ann Phelan visiting from Albany, plus a family return from New York trips.
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ACS
Wiliam
Dayton
Frank Dayton
Wiynantskill
Sampson Naval Station
Andrew Walther
Jean
Main Avenue
Wi‘nantskill
Capi
E. DL. Stevenson
Washington, DC
Rose Ann Phelan
St. Peter's Hospital
Abbany
Goldstein Clarifies Filing Dates for Independent Petitions
Attorney General Nathaniel L Goldstein rules on election law questions affecting petition signatures. Official calendars set July 4 as the first day to affix independent petition signatures this year, with August 15 as the last filing date and Sundays or holidays excluded if they fall on the period end.
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Mibany
Nathaniel L Goldstein
Hee
Department of State
Goldstein
Freed French Demand End to Black Market Parade
Three hundred Frenchmen liberated from slave labor in Germany paraded along the Champs Elysees in Paris shouting down with the black market. The protest drew attention to how city residents still rely on the black market to live despite rationing in effect and price controls. Prices cited include 24 dollars for a restaurant meal, 2.50 for a pack of cigarettes, 1.60 for American chocolate, and four dollars per pound of butter.
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Paris
Uay
Germany
Champs Ely
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Celebrations
Johnsonville resident Frank Herrington travels to North Adams Massachusetts. Archie Carpenter and family visit Waterford relatives. Hoosick Falls resident Almon Hewitt visits her mother in Hoosick Falls. Troy guests Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gannon and daughter stay with Gertrude Gannon. East Poesten kin Martin Eycleshymer visits brothers Clarence and Charles. Fred Roberts family relocate to Walley Falls for summer. Lawrence Tate honored at Westminster Presbyterian Church birthday event.
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Frank Herrington
North Adams
Mass
Archie Carpenter
Waterford
Della Ralston
Almon Hewitt
Hoosick Falls
John Wallace
Joseph Gannon
Troy
Gertrude Gannon
Martin Eycleshymer
East Poestenkin
Clarence
Charles Eycleshymer
Fred Roberts
Walley
Greenwich News Briefs Highlight Local Officers and Navy Leaves
Greenwich items report Hast-Green-Bridge Home Bureau officers elected led by Mrs Thelma Gravlia as chairwoman and William Skiff as vice chair. June 17 meeting planned at Mrs Joseph Gillis. Navy families include George TH Green coxswain and Jay Q Green in Pacific service on leave, with Joan Q Green in Atlantic service also on leave. Greenwich Central School confirms 44 teachers contracts for fall. four new teachers, rural assignments noted. Teachers listed with Gifford Welling and Miss Ruth Havildad among hires. Miss Jane Guiney to handle kindergarten. Miss Louise M Coulter to stay in Freeport.
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Frank Safford
John Street
Hast-Green- Bridge
William Skiff
Airs
Thelma Gravlia
Cartie B. Skiff
E. C. Kiddell
Thelma Graviin
Joseph Gillis
George TH. Green
Jay Q. Green
Greenwich
Navy
Pacific
Joan Q. Green
Atlantic
Board of Education
Greenwich Central School
Gifford Welling
Jenna J. Sherin
Roth E. Haviland
Jane Guiney
Ma. Welling
Highland Falls
N.Y
Come University
James Welling
Easton
Welling
Sherin
Elizabethtown
State
Collese
Oneonta
Rites College
Trenton
W. J
Ruth E. Havildad
Middleburg
Asbury College
Witmore
Stavense University
Jane Guittey
Little Palisa
Plattsburg State College
Schaghticcks School
Louise M.coulter
Freeport
L. i
Grace E. Martin Weds James E. Quackenbush in Schaghticoke
Grace E. Martin and James E. Quackenbush married Monday at the Presbyterian Church parish house in Schaghticoke. The ceremony was led by Rev. George Kilgus with attendants and guests from Troy and West Sand Lake. The bride, a Averill Park High School alumna, will reside at R D 1 Troy.
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Ernest Walt
Troy
Weir
Grace E. Martin
James E. Quackenbush
Troyis
Presbytertam Church
Schaghticoke
George Kilgus
William Knapp
West Sand Lake
Homor
Bevis
Benaington
Ehida
Averill Park High School
Quackenbush
Bennington
Lehr- Manning Corp
South
Veterans Appointed Patrolmen In Troy Police Force
The Troy Department of Public Safety appointed two World War II veterans as patrolmen. Peter Magnetto age 28 from 25 Eighth Street and Michael Salo age 27 from 370 First Street will report for duty Sunday at midnight. Chief Frank B. Kemndall announced their wartime service qualified them for appointment. Four American airmen were killed in a crash at Thorbay Airport, details pending.
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Troy Department of Pritic Safety
Peter Magnetto
Eighth Street
Michael Salo
First Street
Frank B. Kemndall
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