Bride Alise Smith Weds Wheeler In Schenectady Church
Miss Alise Alice Effie Smith daughter of Bev and Mrs Beary D Smith of Green Island wed Dean Busskaan Wheeler of Hancock in a Presbyterian ceremony at Green Island. Rev Francis J McCauley officiated. Bride wore white satin with lace, long train and veil. maid of honor Margaret Asin Smith. bridesmaids Cornelia Pattesen and Frederica Churchill. Best man Corp Philip Hurt. ushers Haymond Oat and Donald Meratis. Reception for 100 at the church. couple to reside in Schenectady after a trip to the Adirondacks and Canada. Out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alise
Alice Effie Smith
Bev
Beary D. Smith
Hudson ‘Avenue
Green Island
Berasie
Baturdas
Dean Busskaan Wheeler
Schesmectady
Perry J. Wheeler
Hancock
Restyterian Church
Green Isiad
Ada
Manchester
Haymond Oat
Donald Meratis
Sene Hettady
Francis J. McCauley
Silliman Me Church
Canoas
the Industrial Society of the Church
Smith
William Churchill
Theodora Churchill
G. Forester
N. Ho Wheeter
C. L. Wheeler
P. J. Wheeler
Gould Wheeler
Schenectady
Robert A. Barnes
Syracuse
Lorenzo 3. Armstrong
Rhinebeck
L. M. Armstrong
Albany
Eagle Mills Couple Married in Melrose Ceremony
The marriage of Mrs. Etta L. Banesteel to Jesse Tilley, both of Eagle Mills, was solemnized Saturday evening in Melrose by Rev. R. F. Van Deusan of Gilead Lutheran Church Center Brunswick. Attending couple Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. Nibla. They will reside at Eagle Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta L. Banesteel
Jesse Tilley
Eagle Mills
Melrose
R. F. van Deusan
Gilead Lutheran Church
Center Brunewick
Leroy H. Nibla
Drothertn-ian
Lebride
Mra. Titley
Fagie Mille
Sage College Graduate Bride of Ensign Shipley
Sage College graduate Mary Jo Hall wed Ensign H Linwood Shipley of the U S N R on a Saturday at the First Methodist Church in Westfield New Jersey Rev John Wesley Lord officiated A reception followed The couple will reside in New London Conn Shipley is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and stationed in New London Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Hall
Earl W. Hall
Westfield
N. J
Russel Sage College
Ensign H. Linwood Shipley
U.S Nlr
B. I. Shipley
Baltimore
First Methodist Church
John Wesley Lord
Ensign Shipley
Raneselaer’ Polytechnic Institute
New London
Conn
Miss Miller Engaged to D Stewart Peck in Albany
Mrs W Arthur Wright of 62 Woodrow Court announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Margaret Miller to Stewart Peck son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Peck of Grand Rapids Michigan. The announcement was made Saturday at a dinner party at the Wright residence. Miss Miller, a College of St Rose Albany graduate, works as a secretary in GE Schenectady electronics dept. Peck, a University of Michigan graduate, is an engineer in the same GE unit. The wedding is planned for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Arthur Wright
Woodrow
Court
Misa Mary Margaret Miler
D.tewart Peck
Mirs Arthur E. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wright
Miss Miller
College of St Rose
Albany
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Peck
University of Michigan
General Electric
Weekend Guests and Local Celebrations Across Town
About Town notes list Miss Gertrude Norton visiting in Hingham Massachusetts a summer home opening by Mrs Thomas Lawson in Taborton and visits by Miss Patty Thompson in Chestnut Hill Pa. Totty family hosts Lt Totty and relatives while families return from New York trips. Miss Margaret Sim graduates Stadford Junior College with commencement next Monday. Memorial Day events include a Say tournament at Troy Country Club, buffet supper, and pool opening. Edgar H Seite returns from Milton after class reunion. Lamont family visiting Albany area. houseguests honored by Normand Holroyd with arrival of Mrs Williames and Mrs W Stennis Johnson of McComb Mississippi. other guests include Hamilton Irish Seibert Hill Whitman and Dana Solomons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Norton
Lafeust Avenue
Warner
Hingham
Mass
Thomas R. Lawson
New J
E. Allan Totty
Portsmouth
Lieutenant Totty
Walter Totty
J. C. Braden
T. Blair
New York
Margaret Sim
Philip Benson
Milton
Bette
St Paul's iSchool
Concord
Williame
W. Stennis Johnson
McComb
George E. Hamilton
Matilyn
Charitsou Seibert
Charles
Judy
Charles M. Hill
Norvin L. Whitman
Dana Solomons
Stephentown Couple Wed In Pittsfield Home Ceremony
Miss Irene Elizabeth Savary and Charles Cummings married at home of Justice Leland C Talbot in Pittsfield on Saturday. The bride, formerly with A. H. Hice Co., will reside with her husband at 88 Henry Avenue Pittsfield. The groom works for General Electric in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Iix. Savary
Pittfield
Irene Elizabeth Savary
Charles Cummings
Theodore Cummings
Stephentown
Justice
Ins Peace
Leland C. Talbot
Pittsfield
A. H. Hice C
Cummings
General Electric Co
Pregent
Henry Avenue
Pittefield
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Lamestro for Campana
Mrs. Leontine McNerny and Misses Pat Hannison and Dolores Thibodeus return to Troy after weekend in New York. Mrs. John J. O'Brien returns home from visit with her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs. P. S. Caristoldi of Upper Montclair also noted. Mary Lamestro to be wed Sunday at St. Marys Church to Anthony Campana honored Saturday night by Mrs. Augustine Choppi. Mrs. Frank Conti and Miss Mary Presatere hosted at Italian Mutual Club Green Island with 206 guests and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontine McNerny
Pat Hannison
Dolores Thibodeus
Troys
New York
John J. O'Brien
P. S. Caristoldi
Upper Montclair
M. J
Mary Lamestro
St. Marys Church
Anthony Campana
Augustine Choppi
Frank Conti
Mary Presatere
Green Island
Engagement Announced for Elizabeth Carr and George Cipperly
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Carr announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Marie Carr to George E. Cipperly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry B. Cipparis of Hoosick. No wedding date set. A bridal shower for the prospective bride Shirley Golden was hosted by Mrs. William Morriesey and Mrs. Kay Tromblee at 408 Ninth Street with thirty guests and a blue and white decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Carr
Petersburg
Eizabeth Marie Carr
George E. Cipperly
Garry B. Cipparis
Hoosick
Miss Golden
Shirley Golden
Williamy Morrissey
Kay Tromblee
Ninth Street
Miss Mary Manley Engaged to Soldier Joseph Bulmer
Mr and Mrs Robert Manley of 358 Third Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Manley to Pvt Joseph Bulmer son of Mr and Mrs William Bulmer of 52 Dligion Street Troy The couple plan a near future wedding Miss Manley works for the New York Telephone Co in the Troy office and Pvt Bulmer is stationed at North Camp Hood Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manley
Third Street
Mary Manley
Joseph Bulmer
Mires
William Bulmer
Mr. Bulmer
Troy
Miss Manley
New York Telephone Co
Bulmer
North Camp Hood
Tex
Emma Willard Graduate Engaged to Sertice Man
Mr and Mrs Les Whitbeck of Guatemala City announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Whitbeck, Emma Willard graduate, to John Anderson, petty officer third class U S Coast Guard. Miss Whitbeck studies at New Jersey College for Women. Her father is general manager of the International Railways of Central America in Salvador. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willard
Les Filed Whitbeck
Guatemala City
Margaret Whitbeck
Emma Willard School
John ©. Anderson
Petty -Oolicer
U.S.C.G.R
Augustus Banderson
Springfield
WN. J
Whitbeth
New Jersey College For Women
International Railways of Central
Local Couple Married on Green Island
Miss Dorothy E. Weir daughter of Mel and Mor Leer Weir of 608 Sixth Avenue Warervnes and vt Laurence W. Craven son of Mrs Jam Craven of 3 Saratoga Avenue Northside Cehoes united in marriage May 16 at Su Mark's Church Green Island Rev ee Senki White ikisea conducted the ceremony The bride wore a powder blue afternoon dress with a white hat trimmed with flowers and veil Her corsage was white roses The matron of honor wore nose flowers and the shoulder bouquet was Sweetpeas She is a graduate of Wa igh School and is employed at the Delaware & Hudson School and was formerly employed at Arsenal & Surn from Saracoza
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Weir
F Mel
Mor
Leer Weir
Sixth Avenue
Warervnes
Laurence W. Craven
Jame Craven
Saratoga Avenue
Northside
Cehoes
Su Mark's
Green Island
Ee Senki
Ikisea
Mae Ax
Onor
Pit
Rtantey Grochman
Trojans Attend Wedding
The wedding of Miss Margaret Mackintosh of New York and Bennington to Alexander Grant Jr. of New York took place Sunday at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. Attending were bridesmaids and relatives including Mrs. James H. Donnelly and Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly Long, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mangan of New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mackintosh
Douglas. Mackintosh
New York
Bennington
Douglas Mackintosh
Alexander Gal. Grant Jr
A. G. Grant
Dedham
Mass
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Vincent L. Bennett
Gerardus Beekman
Su Mark
Martin van Beren Armstrong
Grant
Frederic A. Delano
Washington
Roosevelt
St Mark's School
Harvard University
Naval Reserve
James H- Donnelly
Dorothy Donnelly Long
Airs
William DB. Mangan
New Rochelle
Local society notes and personnel moves in Boston and Bennington
Povenal Misa Ruth Pratt stays in Boston for a few weeks while Mrs George HL Dunn recovers at Lincoln Avenue after a period in Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Miss Hazel Crawford travels to Watertown to visit her husband Corporal Bass recently transferred from Alaska. Florence B Patterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Patterson, Ethan Allen Highway, joins WAVES training at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Mrs Sterling Sprague and daughter June return from New York where they visited son and brother Pie Sterling Sprague Jr at his New Jersey camp. Miss Mildred Strange of North Adams attends the gathering. The Woman’s Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Laurison Cox’s home. Mrs Philip Pratt was named president for the unexpired term, Mrs Riali vice president, Miss Harriet Beeals secretary of children’s work. Cleaning day for the church is set for June 23 with volunteer help solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth
Pratt
Boston
George HL Dunn
Lincoln Avenue
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Charles Bess
Hazel Crawford
Watertown
Corporal Bass
Alaska
Florence B. Patterson
Joan Patterson
Ethan Alien Highway
Towa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Sterling Sprague
Daugh ‘Ter June
New York
Pie
Sterling Sprague, Jr
New Jersey
Mildred |Strange
North Adams
Woman's Society of the
Methodist Church
Dirs
Laurision Cox
Thomas B. Riall
America
Wilcox
Riali
Philip Pratt
Anson M. Pratt
Harriet Beeals
Memorial Day Parade Escort by Motorcade Squad
The Tres Poieres motor E squad will serve as parade escort for the Memorial Day march. Police Chief Frank B Rendall announced yesterday that the Police Department colors will appear with color bearers Thomas J Carey and Martin J Burke and color guards Aloysius Bouchey and James Doody. Two men from each precinct will be delayed for duty in congested areas and veterans of the department will be required to work, with veterans who appear in the parade volunteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Rendall
Police Department
Thomas J. Carey
Central Station
Martin J. Burke F
Traffic Bureau
Aloysius Bouchey
James Doody
Kendall
Industrial Board To Meet at Albany
The State Industrial Board sessions under the 1922 Workmen’s Compensation amendments open June 1 in Buffalo and run to Albany with stops in Rochester and Syracuse. Chairman Mary Donlon has named John A. Kosinski of Amsterdam as chair and Frank D. Maurin of Buffalo and Richard J. Carmichael of Schenectady as members. Panel discussions are scheduled May 1 in Buffalo and June dates in Rochester Syracuse and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Board
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Mary Donlon
John A. Kosinski
Amsterdam
Frank 3D. Maurin
Richard J. Carmichael
Schenectady
Buffalle
Johnston Optimistic On Future U. S. Trade
Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce voiced optimism about U S trade prospects. He spoke en route to Russia after recovering from a cold and called his trip an invitation from the Soviet government as a private citizen representing American business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
CPI
Epic Johnston
United States
Auto Tax Stamp to Go on Sale June 10
Auto use tax stamps for the coming year will go on sale June 16 in post offices and internal revenue offices. They cover the tax for the Escal year beginning July 1 and will be displayed on windshields after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachington (P
Internal Revenue
Air Transport Command marks three years of war delivery
The Air Transport Command celebrates three years since a presidential directive, delivering men, machines, and materials of war. It has built routes totaling 125000 miles, flown 2.642 billion passenger miles, and logged 7100000 flight hours in a wide global network. Maj. Gen. Herold Lt. George leads nine wings including India China, Pacific, and Atlantic theaters with fleets like DC-3s, C-46s, and B-24 variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presse
Washington
Air Transport Command
Pearl Harbor
ATE
Traseportes Tion
Ahvars
United States
Air Transport Industry of
Airlines War Training Institute
Air Nines
ATC
Himalays Mountains
Burma Road
AFC
Herold
George
Pas
Social and Card Party at St. Augustine's School
The Mothers' Day of St Augustine's School hold a social and card party tomorrow at Bradley 7 will be served Ray acts as hostess and is assisted by Mrs Willem Lennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
St. Augustine’s School
Ray
Willem Lennon
Boy wedged in tree rescued by firemen
Johnny Invider, about 12:30 p.m. yesterday, climbed a tree in the rear of his home at 432 Tenth Street and became wedged in the crotch. Firemen from Pumpers answered, and Lieut. John Dwyer and Frank Shoham freed his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Invider
Tenth Street
Johnny
John Dwyer
Frank Shoham
Holser Herd Sets Butterfat Averages in Tests
The Holser Holstein herd owned by John H Holser of Troy posted a year long production test. The herd averaged 512 pounds of butterfat and 13 434 pounds of milk per cow with ten cows milked twice daily and two three times daily. The top producer Poetess, a three year old, yielded 693 pounds of butterfat and 17 716 pounds of milk on twice daily milking under supervision of Cornell University and in cooperation with the Holstein Friesen Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn H. Holser
Troy
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Hillsdale Poetess
Cornell University
T Jesian Association
Danish Flocks Win Honors at Poultry Show
Andrew Danish of ClaIm's Corners earned top honors at Boston's national cockerel class show, winning 21 20 in War Bonds for White Leghorns and securing highest breed score. In New Hampshire class he placed third. Danish Poultry Co. has distributed about 225 000 baby chicks this spring, mostly to farmers in Rensselaer County, with under 3 percent sold outside the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Danish
Claim's Corners
Boston
America
New Hampshire
Danish
Tae Clum’s Corners
Rensselaer County
New Priest Mulcahy Son of Late City Official Ordained
Rev. John F H C Mulcahy, son of Mrs Helen Mulcahy and the late Jonah Mulcahy deputy assistant city comptroller, was ordained to the priesthood Saturday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany. His brother Edmund Mulcahy serves with the armed forces in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FH. C. Mulcahy
Area residents named as prisoners of war
The War Department announced three area residents as prisoners of war of Germans. Second Lieut Abraham G. B. Doreman husband of Mrs Ruth J Doraman of 158 Ontario Street Albany Pic Leslie K. Clark son of Mrs Mable Clark of 7 Oak Street Hudson Zalls and Pic Bruce Doty son of Mrs Madeline Doty of 193 Broadway Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Abraham GB. Doreman
Ruth J. Doraman
Ontario Street
Albany
Pic
Leslie K. Clark
Mable Clark
Oak Street
Hudson Zalls
Bruce
Doty
Madeline Doty
Broadway
Whitehall
Inventory Detail for Today
Inventory in the Army centers on the Post Exchange with recurring shortages of soap shaving cream razors toothpaste and cigarettes. Soldiers crowd the PX and borrow goods causing widespread brief shortages and a chaotic scene described as similar to Derby Day at Churchill Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Exchange
Resist
Arta
Churchill Downs
Girl Scouts Invested In Green Island Church Service
Nearly 100 young Girl Scouts were invested at St Joseph's Church in Green Island with Rev Harold B Hinds Rev Austin Corbett and Rev Joann Ryan officiating The American flag led the procession and scouts pledged to the Girl Scout Laws Two Brownies recited the Scout Promise Troops received their pins and lit candles as part of the ceremony Soldiers and nurses noted promotions and leave while a Memorial Day program aired at Heatly School with tributes and taps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenm
St. Joseph's ‘Church
Harold B. Hinds
Catholic Central High School
Austin J. Corbett
Joann J. Ryan
Cclumm
Amerigan
Leeters Ane Tech
Anc
Dhe
Ie Saison
Tae Esett
St. Joseph's
Ferdinand S. Haver
Margaretted
Fred Cromwes
Crow
Bernaseth Ron
Patrick Owens
Geezate
Alice Gunther
Ruta
Heatly School
Richard Tweedy
Julius Iannone
Fred Menghin
Betty Kay Keating
Enerica
Mr Tweedy
Robert Fredericks
Warren
Donald Mertin
Dugene Rogers
Bonding Company Placed Lien On Real Estate
Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland wins a lien on real estate owned by George H Bradshaw and his wife at 542 Second Avenue for 25000. Bradshaw a Lansingburg School Board clerk and tax collector faces 5000 bail for trial in Rensselaer County Court. The filing notes prior bonds and continuation certificates tied to Unier School District 0 Loft Lansinghore and asserts shortages in Bradshaw accounts leading to a confessed judgment in favor of the bonding company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity & Iit Co
Maryland
George H. Bradshaw
Second Avenue
Bradshaw
Lansingburg
Rensselaer
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Unier
Loft Lansinghore
Elsie
Bonding Corporation
Nassau Child Health Conference at Massaw School
Nassau hosts a Child Health Conference tomorrow at Massaw School from 1:55 leads by Dr George Duffy health officer with Mrs Dorothy Dornaner county public health nurse assisting Parents of children aged 2 months to 1 year invited Conference aims to serve the mother and child Child will receive a complete physical examination and may be immunized against smallpox and diphtheria upon request A dental hygienist will provide prophylactic service to preschool children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massaw School
George Duffy
Dorothy Dornaner
Nurge
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Miss Smith Bride
James H. Lewie
Fourth Avenue
Farlene Abizal Shea
John G. Rescott
Severith Avenue
Barbara Ann
Svng
Mary Margaret Miller
Lees Studie
Povenal
Marjorie Mack
First Lady
Elizabeth White
Josephine MacArthur
Motorcvele
Johnston
U. S
Wis
Richard Redfern
Woburn
Edwin
Lansdale
Associated Press
Redfern
Mediterranean
Coast Guard
James J. Strebig
Holser
John Periz
Air Corps
Bas
Petiz
Brabar and Sullivan Dredzing Co
LHD
Wiliam McNul Hospital Apprentice Fc
Navy
Pungo
John J. McNul Y
Hudson Avenue
Morris Ck
Neil Me
Kian
Roy Murdock
Edward Rubeck
John JT. McGinity
Bessie Beanety
Wiliam Gilbert
Bolton Landing
Saks George
Freep
Bonding Company
Nassau
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