Troy Couple Weds at St Johns Episcopal Church
Mabel Manton daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ho Manton wed Leonwdf Sthe ron son of Hes and May Williams. Ceremony at St Johns Episcopal Church with Rex Bradford Burnham officiating. Reception at Jay M1 and Miss Thomn Muotun J Burdett Court. Couple to reside at 1519 Sige Ave after a nuptial season voyage.
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Athy Mabel Manton
John Ho Manton
Spring Avenue
Momtus
Leonwdf Stheron
Hes
Williams Stason
Dunassoty
St Johns Episcopal Church
Rex Bradford Burnham
Fdchard ‘Swedds
Aendared Love
William Grecewood
Lattin
Thontis Manton
Butler
Jay
Thomn Muotun
Megara Hudeon Power
Vacationing Mr Thowbridge Heads to New York and Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs W Kell leave for a week long vacation while Thomas Thowbridge of Bruksasd Hills travels to New York and Atlantic City. Benjamin Ticknor of Great Barrington is mentioned in relation to the trip.
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Thomas Thowbridge
Bruksasd Hills
New York
Atlantic City
Benjamin Ticknor
Great Barrington
W Kelle
College Gives Receptions At Former Paine Residence
Receptions held Thursday evening to honor donors and trustees of Russell Sage College at the Paine residence 49 Second Street before the Fine Arts building opening. Guests included former neighbors, Lilands of Russell Sage College leaders, and college officials. Music by Evelyn Johnson’s trio and decorations gleamed with bronze and gold.
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Halchy
Paine Studies
Russell Sage College
Ami Trustess
Paine
Second Street
Barnes
John Pane
Helen McKinstr
Doris L. Crockett
Fdgu Beil
Oakley Kennedy
Charles I
Robert E Plunkett
Stephan H Sampson
Alfred W Thompson
Laural
Wow Sm
Tas Jo Pure
Evelyn Johnson
Sugt Oificers
Troy Aley
Julie Pate
Area Couple Married in Mechanicville Parish
Miss Eveen PF wed Theodore Lonfigs son of Mr and Mrs Wonty in Spay at St James Church. Rev James J Me Cuker officiated. Bride wore winter gabardine with black velvet and pink rose corsage. Best man was William Esfiggins. Reception at grandmother Elizabeth Monts home. Couple to reside in New York after dinner. Groom stationed at Franklin Sval Base. Guests from Scheneclads Delanson Troy Mechanicsville.
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Eveen
South Second Avenue
Mechanic Ile
Edward Wonty
Theodore Lonfigs
Nas
Theodore Loungs Delansan
Spay
James J Me Cuker
Han Ronsin
Sore
Woham Esfiggins
Wis
Elizabeth Monts
Second Avenue
Mechanicville
New York
Franklin Sval Base
Scheneclads
Delan San Troy
Personal and Social Notes From Second Avenue
Personal notices list Mrs Wilber LaDu of 104 Second Avenue in Samantan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and Wollem C Preston Sr left yesterday to motor to St Petersburg Fla where they will reside until May. John Lai Peter and Join Landis of New York were weekend visitors. Kiesa of My and Wis Tout De Mans 97 Fourth Street jet yesterday for the Adirondacks on a hunting trip via Mica and Mosqtied. Birddines-lesace entertained over the week and then Alfred Bechail with wife and children Gordon and Betty of Red Tank 2% 1 Sunday 44s spent time with friends at Hudson Falls and South Glens Falls. At the latter place they were guests of Vio and Miglavan Goruth 7 Mi Hyrzret LeBeas personal nde to the state president and Mrs Pertha CG Cortein state Gold marshal base returned a Loy attr having conymed Mew Pose. Wo feadbencer Pada state resident of Army and Savy Union Atghonies can offi visits the unity on Tong Island Sey York and upper New Jersey.
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Peter
Join Landis
New York
Kiesa
Wis
Tout de Mans
Fourth Street
Adirondacks
T Keak
Birddines
Lesace
Alfred Bechail Hs
Gordon and
Betty
Red Tank
Hudson Falls
South Glens Falls
Vio
Miglavan Goruth
LeBeas
iMra Pertha
Cortein
Army and Savy Union Atghonies
Unity
Tong Island
York
Upper
New Jersey
Miss Fitzpatrick Weds Edward C Horton in Local Ceremony
Miss Fitzpatrick married Edward C Horton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sloon at First Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon. The bride wore a powder blue dress with white accessories. bridesmaids wore blue outfits with pink bouquets. A reception followed at the brides parents home, with guests greeted by Mrs Fitzpatrick in a light blue dress and Mrs Horton in a gray afternoon dress. The couple will reside at 208 Fifth Street after a wedding trip.
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Tr Ocereiom
Fist Presbytenent Church
Mildred Way Filzateldh
John FE
Grind Street
Eduard C Horton
Wits Clarence Sloon
Jhicd
Hobert Campbell
Mre
Campbell Wishonmath
Hebert
J Bude
Janor
Fitcheid
Whitney
Wis Fitepruriok
Wis Horton Algo
Chase
Foy High School
Bell Manning Corp
Degrogm
Iningbury Hugh School
Auving
Fiddy Vane Co
Trip
Horton i
Finth Street
Junior League Hears Plea To Aid Christmas Toy Project
The Junior League heard a plea Tuesday at Up With the President meeting led by Mrs James C. Daad and Elunm Arts Chair. a Christmas toy project for Troy was outlined. Speakers covered education, welfare, and housing programs, with reports from Miss Mary and Mrs Maynard F Witherell and updates on local charities and housing initiatives in Troy.
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Junior League
Troy
James Care
Womens Joint Education Committee
Mary
Maynard F Witherell
Four Freedoms
Freedom Krom
Wes & Stewart Ferguson
Ferguson
Detul
UNRHA
United Atrong Food and Agricultural Organization
Alfred W Halverson
William F Cronin
Rensselaer County Welfare Department
City Welfare
Catholic Women Stage Membership Tea Event
Approximately two hundred attendees joined the Catholic Women’s Service League for an all afternoon membership tea held yesterday from 1 to 6 pm at the Hendricks Hudson venue. Notables present included Mrs John J Ramey and Mrs Joseph A Niles with Joseph Maloney as host. A fiftieth wedding anniversary was celebrated by Mrs Theodore Sisson of Van Rensselaer Boulevard with family and friends, noting longtime association with Metropolitan Insurance.
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Cathele Womens Setice Teague
Hendrele
Ra Joseph Maloney
Wis
John J Woman
Ona Mis
Miss Hill Bride in Mass of Thanksgiving for Ruth Mas
Ruth Mas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bonoat Salmon of Townsonville, and Hendrick Olsen, united in marriage Sunday November 4 in a ceremony at the brides' home performed by Rev Watlen J Wiffen of Schagit cultw. Maid of honor Mary Kanixkt of Waterviet, best man Leonard Olsen, brother of the groom. The couple left for Canada and will reside at Cannot.
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Ruth Mas
Bonoat Salmon
Townsonville
Hendrick Olsen
Hendrick Oleson
Dunkan
Massiage
Watlen J Wiffen
Schagitcultw
Mise Mary Kanixkt
Waterviet
Leonard Olsen
Canada
Cannot
Club Hears Talk On Music and Mood Music
The Koy Women’s Club heard Syd Skolsky of Albany discuss how classical melodies become mood music in modern films. She praised Debussy Wagner and Strauss, noted Beethoven’s revolutionary spirit, and demonstrated instrument effects with recordings and piano.
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Koy Womans Club Inc
Syd Skolsky
Albany
Woca
Wil L Burton Schneider
Shuy Il
el Tsarca
Holywood
Elassion Otansic
Debussey Wagner
Rinsky Karsskhon
Willy
Miss Skolsky
Tschai Rowsley
Nisi
Absolute Music
Chopin Haydn
Beethoven Brahms
Johnny Strauss
Beethoven
Haydn
Teroy W Clark
Wid
Lucian L Chekner
Hiurhert
Blake
District Deputy Hails Visitors at Danish Brotherhood Meeting
Tuesday a district deputy and Mrs Carnie Gfroerer of this city attended a Danish Brotherhood meeting. Visitors from Schenectady plus a supper were served with pink and green decorations.
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Carnie Gfroerer
Schenectady
Battleground Witness To U S Might
A vivid wartime panorama describes Pacific Coast battle scenery with ruined farms and shell scarred terrain. It cites heavy weapons, concrete fortifications, and strewn barbed wire as evidence of intense combat and the machinery of war.
World War II Battlefield Debris Lays Across Countryside
Fragmentary OCR describes shoulder cannons and slit trenches amid live-fire wreckage. Tanks and trucks lie strewn as obsolete armor serves as practice targets, signaling a landscape scarred by conflict and future rebuilding. Strong entities include Sh crreening tank and American military aims to learn to fight.
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Une Government
Meads Sanieting i
Lis
Battietteld
LANDSAGE FIRE Bufato WP-Lea F Petski fish story ends short
Bufato WP-Lea F Petski claimed a big catch in a night event off Grand Island but a four ounce short of the record proved the tale. He displayed a long yellow fish with a 30 inch length and a sail like fins during the return.
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Lea
Petski
Grand Ieland
Digestive woes and Carter’s Little Liver Pills
An advertisement-style fragment urges relief from indigestion caused by poor digestion. It promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a natural remedy and cautions against artificial aids, claiming they improve digestion in a short time. The copy imitates period advertising phrasing with exaggerated health claims.
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Carter
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