Miss Ruley Wedding At Louts Church In Tecuremons
Miss Ruley married Charles Malone son of Mr and Mrs Shonne Malone at St. Louis Church. Rev Edward Reilly officiated. Matron of honor Abe Warren Milne and best man James Emrly Albany. Bride wore pink satin brocade with imperial bouquet. The couple plans to reside at 10 Winter Street after a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linle
Bulyy
Eugene
Ruley
Facrid Lourt Church
Chomua
Malone
Shonne & Malone
Margaret F Cahill
Sixth Avenue
Tecuremons
Edward ‘T Reilly
Abe Warren W Milne
Cupre
Melanson
Nan Lahers
James Emrly Albany
William H Wandin
Sire Milnes
Haley
Rislern Heh School
Batlumare
Ndad Normal
Conn High School
Tray Business College
Field Artillery
Department of Taxation and Finance
Mihany
Biden Lasel Ny
Belga
Winter Street
Emma Willard Alumnae Meet Opens Year in Troy Chapter
Emma Willard Alumnae to Meet at Troy Chapter general meeting with moving pictures and business session in Slocum Hall auditorium. Tea served in Sages Hall. Guest of honor Harriet Tyugh new director of Willard Day School. Mer Irwin J Sintith presides and announces board nominations for the year. Bra Kui G Sharke to chair arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willard Benoal
Miss Mary McBride Marries in Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Catherine Metide, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Metide, married Robert Naughten Lamble of 385 Sitin Avenue in a nuptial mass at St Francs de Sales Church. The ceremony featured traditional rituals, attendees from families Gamble and Le Gamble, and a reception. The bride, a graduate of Catholic Central High School, attended New York State College for Teachers and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and served in the Naval Reserve aboard USS Colmar. The groom is from a local family with ties to manufacturing representatives in New York and Washington. The couple planned a honeymoon trip following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Francs de Sales
Mary Catherine Metide
John L ‘itBride
Mifteenth Street
Robert Naughten Lamble
W “d Gamble
Sitin Avenue
Patbeck
Crowe Gifieimling
G Harrington
Maria
Alice le Gamble
Henot
Weil
Sigius
Eva Rowsey
Namnis
Hughes
Betsy
Wiley
Selvin
Druiker Wilam
Donald Camble
Willan Po
Colans
Pho Vanderburgh
Tim
Catholic Central High School
New Yak State
Collec
Shany
Praamwea
Fom
Rennett High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RPT
Ag Lasige
Tt Naval Reserve
Atlantic
Ain
Nevanle
Bostan Phehun
Syracuse
Chien
Troy Man Takes Bride in Humble Duluth Church Ceremony
A wedding at St Francis de sales Church featured Troy man and bride from Houston with attendants Joseph Pitund Hagodare DeBoms and Mise Jung Dwymaung Ave Mann. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and veil, the groom a navy suit. A reception for fifty followed at the Psolra gallt Club. The bride is a graduate of Houston High School and Wr Girls. the couple will reside at 340 Congress Street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Houston
Josephine
Congress Street
St Francis de Sales
Tunnia
Kona
Wiss Mats Zolto
Joseph Pitund
DeBoms
Mise Jung
Mann
John Massey
San Sen
Uae
Psolragallt
Iide
Houston High School
Corel Guard
Thoy Hy
Miss Powers and Joseph F Kelly Wed at Warin Church
Miss Ruth A Powers daughter of Mrs A Nes H Powers married Joseph F Kelly son of Mrs Valparnil Kelly of 14 High Street in Warin Church ceremony. Rev James A Plan officiated. Bridesmaids included Miss Waton E Powers and Miss Duna Wo Gassing. The couple exchanged vows and were married in a white gown with lace and a long train. The reception followed at the Vondenburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Powers
A.nes H Powers
Manis
Jess Jesus
Ant
Namie
Guy Woodpicas
Town gossip and society notes from a weekend mix
About Town visits and dances highlight a busy social week. Wellesley student Janet Rouile joins in town with Vi and Mis Thoms Rourke while Rourke attends the Inter Gremly dance. Locals include Prof ant Miss Thos Ro Law sii and Mrs Lawson Calhouner in New York and Army Notre Dame foot pat game attendees in New York. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Edward B Moylan hosting guests in Underwood Wr and Ws and other familiars at the camp in Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha
Janet Rouile
Wellesley College
Mis Thoms
W Rourke
View Rourke
Ant Miss Thos Ro Lawsii
Mra Lawson Calhouner
York
Wuele
Shea
Trhotton
AlCaded Gatun Wio
Henry A Conway
Trosina
Army Notre Dame
New
Landing McChesney
Eben Werte
Underwood
Edward B Moylan
Mivati
Moylims
John Gb Tack
Engagement Notice For Miss Anton Wistatello And Raymond Nielsen
Miss Phérasa Anton Wistatello and Raymond Nielsen plan to marry. The couple, from Troy and residing at Sixteenth and Forty Street, attended local schools and work at Berk Pay Corp and Contraction Co. The wedding is set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Rose Muntatello
Sixteenth Street
Mit Ripe
Phérasa
Anton Wistatello
Raymond Christin “Sielsen
Mie
Wo Nielsen
Fileanth
Misa Museitello
Clic de Contin
Berk Pay Corp
Troy
Nelsen
Spb Subowl
Ue Minton
Tullle
Pricean
Tray Couple Take Vows In Martiape Ceremony
Miss Catherine Reborn of 74 Fulursl Street and John Dickson of erag lord Avenue were united in marriage at a double ceremony performed by Rey Lawrence Tutowe. The matron of honor was Mia Leo Gaunay with many guests attending at the Gaunt home reception. The couple left for New York on a motor trip and will reside on Tray after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Reborn
Fulursl Street
Byron Ros
Athens
Huiuid Mekson
Lake Wy
Wes John Dickson
Lord Avenue
Malliape
Itiday
Fifth Avenue Stile
Rey Lawrence Tutowe
Mia Leo Gaunay
Honpy
John Dickson
Teo Gaunt
Leo Gaunt
Goiberg
New York
iR PLL Women s Club Plans Dinner Tonight
The iR PLL Women s Club schedules its seventh annual dinner at 6 30 pm today at the Musume Teipk Mis Rainn with chaplain Smith delivering the keynote. Dr Matthew A Hunter and Dr Rig Palmer Buber will address the group, and Mrs James G Lloyd will welcome members. Tables and decorations are arranged by chairpersons with plans for a Thanksgiving service at the next meeting on November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row Peyimuwit
Smith
Oneselies Polytechimié Institute
Annua Fondo
RPL
Chapman
Matthew A Hunter
Thhau
James G Lloyd Prevident
Keeler
Harold G
Lhompson Mig
Mia Jamey Bowman
Rober Forrest
Sayd
John Agent
Ff Iitge
Mig Artin
Halla Itre
Atin
Merton Fomitherman
Chali
Margaret Seifert
Dorothy Aulerson Gurtrade
Mary Resp Pyampson
Maureen Hiejerald
Frances Kenny Weds Charles J Wilson in St Pauls Rite
Frances Kenny, daughter of Ay and Mrs Martin Kenny of 1207 Sytton Street, married Charles J Wilson, son of Vic and Mrs Rachid Wilson of 49 Thirteenth Street, at St Paul the Apostles Church. Rev James W Cariall officiated. attendants wore formal gowns. The couple planned a New York and Washington honeymoon, and will reside at 711 Grand Street Oval Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Kenny
Martin F Kenny
Sytton Street
Charles J Willson
Vic
Rachid Ho Willson
Thirteenth Street
St Paul the Apostles Church
James W Cariall Coushy
Terretina
Grand Street
Oval Town
Weston
New York
Collector of Pencils Aims for One Million Total
A quirky note about a Chicago collector seeking to reach a million pencils. The account mentions a person named Hausman and references a hobby group with various distinctive items.
Real Wild Horses For Eastern Rodeos Meelettye Wye
Unclear text describes horses for eastern rodeos and riders in winter. Reads as a fragmented note about range riders and events, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable.
Britain to expand visa access to boost tourism
The British Government announced a new official communication at an international meeting in London outlining visa facilitation for visitors in 1947. Consular officers may grant visas to tourists. no visa fee and visa approval reduces travel barriers. Travelers should arrange transport and accommodation via recognized agents. short visits require admission by immigration officers at ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidon
Ins
Lourless
Britain
Uhey
London
Mianekee
Laurisie
Kingdon
Pasaente
Consular Oficara
Ileas
Ista
Ginnt
Vise
Ohrain
Lae
United Kingdom
Syn
Wild Horse Roundup for East West Shows
Report describes rounding up bands of wild horses in the Fifteen Mile area for shipment eastward to be used in wild west shows. Herds are driven toward canyons and corralled by riders guiding using lariats and improvised devices to load onto stock trains for transport.
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Miss Ruley
Emma Willard
Caldwell
Card Shop
Fulton ST
NNE
Gk Tel
OOME
Avon Cosmetics
Agl Otondo
Susie von Hersam i
Elaine Tomei
Faly
S58
Mary McBride
Maribel
Feu
Ayadagten
Watt Park
Naval St
Watrick A
Orang Albiny Wee Themen
Fen
Hintenla Waven
Mae
H Faye
Pan
Union HoHsecarpe
Don Welch
O Anatn
Robert Saughtfs Gam
MR and Urs Josep Cittis
Troy Man
Miss Powers
Attu
Vondenburgh
Conant
Cluett
Thampoc Atyin
Hur
Charm Beauty Salon
S Teijrd
Brink Reilly
Josephs
Chuck Rensselaer
Sunly
Wiss Geraldine O
William
Theresa Muscaitito
Vian Sachi Mans
Hell
Mada
Rethieton
Rebekah Toage le Dlymond Rock
Miday W
Mas Myre Gotley Noble
Miss Frances Kenny
Charles J, Wilson
Margaret Pilz
Cane
Ambet
Miles
Kenny Plater
Hunce
John W Willson Byollar
Nooegibon
Aman Mailon J Kenny
Une
Malland
Tha Bendrick
Roth
Mother Chase
Washington
Cuarlis
Willsov
Chogue Park Square
Watergpun
Fiuhiona
Park Squared Wateray
Robt. Hill & Co
Broadway
Postoffice
Chicago
WFI
Wiha
Hausman
Hobby Pate
iEngland
WM. J. Fagan Keenan
HPT Bros Ash
Joviel Movement
Posner
O Quarty
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