144 Year Old Church to Have First Wedding Wednesday
A Cambridge couple will wed at Whiteside Church in Cambridge on a Wednesday afternoon, the 61st wedding in the church’s 144 year history. Pastor Burtin Ines will officiate, son of Nettie Barnwell Burton. The church, founded in 1836, has a long history with biweekly services and weekly Sunday worship at 2:30 pm since 1922.
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Whiteside
Woll
Herold Hamilton
West Cam ‘Bridge
Take
Arlene Doris Hall
Mrr
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Mire Nettie Bamlon
Church of Cain' Bridge
Mr. Jones
Prise Fhireside
West Cambridge
Jones
BAS
John Scott
Costa United
Trev
Officers Elected By Fire Company At Speigletown
Speigletown Fire Co. elected officers at a schoolhouse meeting. Agien Hansen was chosen president with Kenneth Lape as vice president and Marold Damen treasurer. Walter Neals named secretary and Carl Fritz sergeant at arms, with trustees and other officers for terms up to four years. A constitution was adopted and socials planned at Miami Beach pending own quarters. A December 9 round and square dance is to be chaired by Lape with Dutcher assisting. Four foremen were selected to prepare apparatus for use and a captain and lieutenant were chosen after instruction. Additional new members were Fred Rehorn Ernest Beattie Edward Palmer and Harry Anderson.
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Speigletown Fire. Co
Vening Gre
Agien Hansen
Kenneth Lape
Marold Damen
Walter Neals
Carl Fritz
Charles, van Seiver
George Prayer
Inates
Irving C. Dutcher
Carl Frits
Miami Beach
Air
Lape
Mir
Dutcher
Leutenant
Menhb
Fred Rehorn
Ernest Beattie
Edward Palmer
Harry Anderson
Brunswick Home Bureau Executive Meeting Set
Mrs. J Harold Hirst chairman of the Brunswick Home Bureau unit announced an executive committee meeting at 1 30 pm today in the Home Bureau office in the Post Office Building Officers and project leaders will plan the regular monthly session.
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Home Bureau
J.harold Hirst
Brunswick Home Bureau
Postoffice
Mass and memorial service for Seaman Louis A Manzerra
A mass for Seaman Second Class Louis A Manzerra killed in the Mediterranean was held at St Joseph Church with Rev Edmund Burns presiding. Delegations from the Sisters of St Joseph and Mercy and members from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute attended. The Albia Men's Club hosts its second annual dinner at Pawling Inn with principal speaker John J Tower and a program of dancing and music by Thomas Wagner.
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St. Joseph's
Louis A.manzerra
Mediterranean
Aves
Edmund J. Burns
East Greenbush
James E. O'Neill
Gerald T. Millett
Gerald F. Mut
Julia L. Walsh
America
Sisters of St
John J. Tower
Albia Men's Club
Pawling Inn
Somnarrow
Heket Committee
Edward J. Jacobs
James J. Neil
Donald M. Chaffee
Wesley Mors
Norman Bamroth
Leo Britton
Thomas Wagner
Community Chest Committee Inaugurated In Troy
A new year round body for the Allied Communities War Chest was inaugurated by a committee of industry managers and labor reps meeting at the Troy Y.M.C.A under chair Rob ert G Betts. The group aims to plan regular meetings to discuss general problems affecting the War Chest and to acquaint all members with its functions and industry role.
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Allied Communities War Chest
Troy Iy. M.C. A
Robert G. Betts
Management and
War Chest
G A R Leader Lyman Butterfield Dies at 98
Manchester man Lyman E L Butterfield, 98, longtime commander of the New Hampshire G A R department and last active leader of Louis Bell Post, died Saturday. He had served a record eighth term as state commander and remained in New England after his passing.
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G. AR
Manchester
N. HL
G. A. BR
New England
Lyman EL Butterfield
Louis Bell Post
Butterfield
New Hampshire
Area Hi-V Clubs Attend Assembly At Schenectady
Hi-Y groups from Lansingburg Troy Watervliet and Schenectady attended the area assembly Friday afternoon and last night in Schenectady. The Schenectady Court House housed the afternoon session while the evening meeting met at the M and A. Dinner was served at the ZWIC AL. Bills proposed by clubs were to be sent to the Fire Legislature in Albany with Lansingburg seniors’ bills accepted. Sophomores appeared as observers for their first time. Listed Lansingburg attendees included David Reynolds Donald Rising John Hotchkiss William Doyle Wyn Shudt John Russell Brian Cummings William King Edward LeDoux Andrew Neilsen Richard Bogh William Coltopy Carl Ilseger and Neale Mucklow. Last week Lansingburg Sophomores elected Brain Cummings president William Doyle vice president Wray Sandt secretary and Edward LeVows treasurer.
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Schenectady Court House
Z. W. IC
Fire
Albany
Lansingburg
Troy
Watervliet
Perso
Grace Methodist Church Forum Series Schedule
Grace Methodist Church announces four public forums on Tuesday evenings sponsored by the Lincoln Club. Talks cover economic problems education religious issues and the needs of returning service personnel. Speakers include Raymond K. el of Troy Savings Bank Margaret Wood and Revnard Sills with Mrs Virginia Sray Lieut Col B R Honeywell and John J. Picard.
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Ander
Lincoln Club
Theoke
Selar County Forum
Raymond K.el
Troy Savings Bank
Margaret Wood
Lems
Revnard Sills
Petersburg Methodist Church
John J. Picard
Albany
Veterans Administration
Grace Church Hall
Etisie Loka
Rensm
Businessmen To Confer On Postwar Plan
A Friday meeting of the Fifth District Committee for Economic Development opens a postwar planning program. Prominent leaders including David K. Prince and P. Catherwood will discuss mechanics of postwar planning and progress reports from Essex, Schoharie, Warren, Albany, and other counties. The luncheon will start at 1 pm with an address by Mr. Cook and a question session to follow.
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Committee For Economic Development of
David K. Prince
General Electric
EC. Field
A. J Worsdelt, Jr
Gordon Milles
Indus
James E
Klet
Unil
Cauncheon
Cook
Oil Users Given Consumption Data
Fuel oil consumers in the 36 county Albany OPA area should have used no more than 12 percent of their total fuel allotments as of Saturday. Lester W Herzog, district OPA director, released weekly consumption reports for householders. Maximum percentages are issued weekly during the shortage to help consumers stay within their rat allotments. Figures reflect local weather conditions reported weekly to OPA.
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Albany
OPA
Lester W Herzog
Latham to Hold Tin Can Collection Today
Mrs Catherine F Stevens chair man of the selvags committee in Colonie announces a tin can collection in Latham today. Cans left at the curb will be picked up during the day by the town truck.
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Latham Collection
Catherine F. Stevens
Selvags Committee
Colonie
Latham
Heated cameras capture hotter war photographs in England
Air Service Command in England announced heated cameras are being used to take “hottest” pictures of events. The new equipment draws air from outside to warm the interior of the camera, producing perfect photographs.
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Air Service Command
England
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