Miss Lent Engaged to Dale Magnuses in Crofton
George W. Lent of Stan Lake Avenue announces engagement of his daughter Mary Doris Lent to Dale Winston Magnuses son of Mrs Glabys Meenuson of Crofton Ned. Miss Lent is described as graduate of Columaie School ar Liteary So and is a science student at the Bir Mast two years Science Baz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lent
Stan Lake Avenue
Mary Doris Lent
Dale Winston Magnuses
Glabys
Meenuson
Crofton
Miss Lent
Greéuster
Russet Sage’ Colaim
Columaie _Scheol ar Liteary
Sueure
Local Couple Wed In Church Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Bremmer sister of Heymand Bremmer and George J. Seney Coast Guard sailor were married Wednesday at St Joseph's Church. Miss Rose Omelin was maid of honor and Joseph Hayes best man. Bride wore a two piece dress with feather tiaras. Reception at the bride’s home followed by a trip to New York. The groom served two years in the Coast Guard and will reside with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Bremmer
Tes. Heymand Bremmer
Seené Street
George J. Sener
Cox Swain
Coast Guard
George J. Seney
First Street
Joseph's Church
James A. Nolan
Ores
Rose Omelin
Joseph Hayes
New York
Bebr-Manning Corp
Guration
Ar Senex
Weservliet High School
Town Notes Mix Travel and Social Highlights
About Town in New York fe and Mrs. Livingston W Rouston have been spending a few days in New York City. At Conference Mr. and Mrs. William N Anderson are spending a few days in Syracuse where Mr Anderson is attending a dancers conference. Feted At Lunch Mrs. Zebuliah Redburns entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the University Club in honor of Mrs. Walter Miss Nancy Deal has left for New York where she will fare well to her sister Mrs John Harrigan and daughter Helen who depart this week end for Managua Nicaragua to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Livingston W. Rouston
New York City
William N. Anderson
Sstacuse
Andreson
Zebuliah
University Club
Walter
Nancy Deal
Wes York
John Harrigan
Helen
Managua
Nicaragua
Club Group Plans Luncheon in Troy Women’s Club
The Home Economics section of the Troy Women’s Club will conduct a luncheon on Wednesday November 29 at 1 p.m. in the clubroom on Second Street. Mrs John J Stanton is chairman and Mrs Oney P L Smith leads the luncheon. Guest speaker will discuss The Source of Family Living. Mrs Smith is assisted by Mrs Francis Schwarz chair of tables and decorations, Miss Minnie Stannard hostesses, and Mrs A R White reservations.
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Troy Women’s Club
Joe
Second Street
John J. Stanton
Oney PL Smith Weill
Oqureek
Famiy Living
Smith
Francis Schwarz
Minnie Stannard
Service League Plans Communion Breakfast
The Catholic Junior Service League convened at the Airport Inn on Thursday night to set plans for the semi annual communion breakfast. President Mildred Hartley named Priscilla Parisi and Mrs. Arthur Finkell as cochairmen for the December 10 event. Members will attend an 8 am mass at St. Peter's Church followed by breakfast at the Annex Restaurant. Assisting on the committee are Misses Charlotte Phelan Mary Donohue Margaret Deveney Margaret Healey Agnes Hori Mary Leahy and Mrs. John Fraley.
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Catholic Junior Service League
Airport Inn
Asiasr
Mildred Hartley
Priscilla, Parisi
Arthur Finkell
St. Peter's Church
Adnex
Charlotte
Mail Association Plans Yule Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad Mail Clerks Association met at Mrs. Christopher Lape's home. Dues were collected and letters urged to support postal legislation. Plans for a December 1 Christmas party were announced with festivities at Mrs. Richard Cassin's home. Members mingled over parlor games. A new member, Mrs. Charles Maines, was welcomed.
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Railroad Mail Clerks Association
Christopher Lape
Eighth Tervier
Kenneth Tieghe
Henry Burtom
Congress
Rueben
Graves
Richard Cassin
Delaware Avenue
Albany
Robert Weaver
Edward, Gero
Mra
Henry Burton
Charles Maines
Altrusa Club Hears Talk by Herta Leng at Troy Meeting
The Altrusa Club of Troy heard Herta Regita Leng, a PLD instructor from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, speak on personal experiences in Vienna. Mrs Vinm LaVigne chaired, with Miss Mary J. Borke introducing the speaker. The club discussed district association reports, new members, and committee appointments for local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herta Regita Leng
PLD
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Arosa Club of
Troy
Hendrick Wud- Son
Vinm 'C. LaVigne
Mary J. Borke
Savena
Vienna
Hollaran Gemeta Hospital
Altrona Clibs
Miss LaVigne
Troy Club
Zhao Made
Kirov DeSilva
Lord & Tann’s
Seth BH Moore
United States Exviloyment Service
Jean Heid
Florence Vasu
Lucas
Russ
Husdgell Sage Gymnasium
Hendrick Hudson
Nan Lyons
Grebbex
Vasa
St Pauls Sewing Group Reports accomplishments
The Tuesday Sewing Group of St Pauls Episcopal Church reports 142 items completed to date for Bundles for America. 36 infants layettes and 20 other articles including blankets and clothes made. Additional garments were prepared for the destitute armed forces families. Hours produced 43 for Red Cross 985 for Nursing Association 75 for Day Home 1 034 for Samaritan Hospital and 60 for Vanderheyden Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John Cg.‘ Beatty
America
American Red Cross
American Red Cross; 985 For the Instructive District Nursing Association
The
Samaritan Hospital
Vanderheyden Hall
Latham Home Bureau Holds Nutrition Lesson On Desserts
The Latham Home Bureau met all day to discuss nutrition focusing on desserts and breads led by Mrs. Joseph Dupuis with help from Mrs. Eugene Richards and others. January topics include pressing pads and sharpening knives, with future meeting plans and a December session under Mrs. Gus Herzog focusing on Christmas greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Home Bureau
Joseph Dupuis
Eugene Richards
Frank Dupree
Catherine Little
Delphia Gendron
Herbert Johnson
I Tracy
Hotchkiss
Troy High Senior Ball Slated Tonight
Final preparations are under way for the Troy High School senior ball to be held this evening at The Hendrick Hudson. Supt and Mrs. George H. Krug, Principal and Mrs. W. Kenneth Doyle, and faculty members will serve as patrons and patronesses for Miss Mary Caulfield. Dancing runs from 9 pm to midnight with Paul Parkers orchestra. Several former Troy High students in the service will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Hudson
Troy High School
George H. Krug
W. Kenneth Doyle
Mary Caulfield
Paul Parkers
Troy High
Cambridge Thurbur Place Sold and Army Officers Home
Cambridge The Thurbur place on Division 1 Street has been sold to Clarence Gates. William McGeoch, sta sergeant of the U.S. Air Corps, has arrived from Carlsbad, New Mexico for two weeks stay. Lieut Meredith Hoag of the Signet Corps, U.S.A. is home from Martinsburg, W. Va. on sick leave with his wife at the home of his parents. Lieut. Graeme F. Parrish of the Infantry is recuperating at the Newton D. Saker General Hospital at Martinsburg, W. Va. on three weeks sick leave.
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Thurbur Place
Division 1
Clarence Gates
William McGeoch
U.S. Air Corps
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Meredith Hoag
Signet Corps
U.S.A
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nicholas W. Andrews
Graeme F. Parrish
Infantry
Tee Newton D. Saker General Hospital
St Peter's Rosary Society Plans Public Card Party
The Rosary Society of St Peter's Church will hold a public card party in the parish center with Mrs Mary Killelea as general chairman. Mrs T S Ryan and daughters Florence visit Mrs Andrew Riddell in Bismere Grange Meeting at Bemis Heights Grange Monday with Ruth Cowin presiding. A box social is to be enjoyed. Home Bureau held a lamp shade lesson led by Miss Lila Anthony and next meeting is in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rosary Society
St. Peter's Church
Mary Killelea
Sridge
Efchre
John McGraw
Grange
Bemis Heights
Grange Mail
Ruth Cowin
Earl Parker
Alton Wager
Carl Schultz
Dedication Day Set At Church Service And Canvass
The Church of the Ascension held a mission service led by Rev. E Frank Salon of Philadelphia on Worship. The message preceded Q and A with Holy Communion instructions. Sunday is Day of Dedication with multiple observances and Every Member Canvass led by Charles M Hill. Thirty men form canvass teams and attend 9 30 service for corporate communion then begin canvass after breakfast. Donald G Carrier enlisted in the U S Navy and departed Monday for Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
B&b P.m
E. Frank Salon
Philadelphia
Box
Charles M_ “Hill
Buffalo P Rep Jonna Butler Reelected in Forty Fourth District
Buffalo Republican Jonna C. Butler won re election over Democrat Leon A. Dombrowski by 243 votes in the Forty fourth District after a full precinct recount announced by the Board of Elections.
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Buffalo
Jonna c. Butler
Leon A. Dombrowski
Board of Elections
Redhsek
Democrats Won Without South Vote Analysis Surprises Politicians
A Washington P desk analysis shows President Roosevelt would have won all four terms without the South’s electoral votes, and Wilson could have won in 1912 without them. The piece notes the South’s bloc typically shaped Congress and cites shifts in past elections and regional patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver Washington P
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilean
Roosevelt
Siaia
Wilton
Howev
Wilson
Congress
Thomas F. Dewey
Associated Press
South
New York
ASPM
Landau
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howrd Taft
T. R
Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Wite
Benjamin Barrison
James B. Weaver
Valley Falls Aux War group holds monthly meeting
The Chester Darkward Post Auxiliary met November 20 at Valley Falls. Pvt Earl Walker expects to return to Fort Meade Md this week from furlough. Miss Chips Henderson presides at Valley Falls High School in her absence and Mrs Cary Fishbach substitutes. Mrs Peter L Stover attended the Federation of Women's Clubs from Valley Falls and vicinity and returned last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
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Pottersville Road
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Pittsburg
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Whitehall
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T. & Ryan
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Bismere
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UC. & Navy
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