Miss Gaston To Be Bride In Waterford Wedding
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Joseph Gaston of Crescent-Neawrows Waterford states their daughter Myra M. Gaston will wed Richard Thomas McGovern son of Mr and Mrs Lephoras McGovern of Waterford. The couple plan to marry December 20. Miss Gaston a graduate of Wallford High School and Siena College is a nurse at Sarmovilan Hospital. Mr McGovern a second lieutenant in the Army will be stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma before being sent to Germany in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd Airs
Joseph Paul Gaston
Crecent-Neawrows
Waterford
Myra
Desis M. Gasteut
Richard Thusmas McGovern
Anid Fies
Lephoras McGovern
Gaston
Walgfford
School 16 PTA Hears Reports
School 16 PTA met Tuesday evening under President Mrs. Arthur Burr. Principal Coleman Lyons spoke, with reports by Secretary Harry Deas and Karl G. Dt. Salvation Army Toys for Boys project and Next-to-New store updates were shared. IPTA magazine was discussed and parent membership awards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atewart
Gulies
Coleman Lyons
Avarhur Assa
Seheal
Arthur ‘Burr
Mes
Harry Deas
Karl G. DT
Sharks Seeadren
Wis
L. Merrick
Iryce
Salvation Army Toys
Mra
James Walch
Paul Jonespoke
IPTA
Sitice
Gator
Joflowis
Community Christmas Event Plans At George Washington School
At a recent ayuals View Home demonstration meeting plans were completed for the annual Christmas event to be held December 8. Mrs Keefe is in charge of dinner arrangements and reservations, with assistance from Mrs Vi Dar. A lesson of Thollan confectionery will be given by N R Crauiston and others at the George Washington School Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayuals View Home
Maryive G Keefe
Miller
Peter Vi Dar
Keefe
Thollan Conisery
Narold R
Crauiston Tee
George Washington School
Brunswick
West San Leht Home Demonstration Unit Holiday Party
Mrs Lelgyd Hit hosted a Tuesday meeting of the West San Leht Home Demonstration Unit. Luncheon followed the business session led by Mrs Elizabeth Brander Way. Toymnnd Miller and Ployd Grandjean were named to the committee for the annual Christmas party planned for December 11 at Journey's Kul. Each member will bring a gift for gift exchange. The next regular meeting is set for January 13 at Mrs Raymond Miller's home with a low calorie dessert lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysin
Rome
Mus
Raymond Miller
Desearis
Fated At Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Beverly P Roberts
Mrs. Alux P Ames hosted a Thanksgiving themed bridal shower Tuesday evening at Rath Avenue Wynnatskill for her sister Miss Beverly P Roberts of Troy. The event included light refreshments and plans for the upcoming marriage to Marine Corporal Tobin E. Neseolt with dates and locations hinted in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alux P. Ames
Rath
Ave. Wynnatskill
Beverly P, Roberts
E Park Fl
Troy
Livaite
Miss Roberts
Bride Tan
Marine Cpl
Tobin EL. Neseolt
Keuka Alumnae Club Hosts Tea for Prospective Students
Keuka College Alumnae Club hosted a tea at the Traylor Baptist Church in Schenectady for about 50 prospective students and parents. Club president Merle Smith introduced Miss Suzanne Goodrell, acting admissions director, who spoke about Keuka's curriculum, with area students and college officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keaka
Keaka College
Taeraanual Baptist Church
Schechetady
Merle Smith
Lougonville
Suzane &. Goodrel
Ater
Keuka
Ing the Mteling
Halph Wilkes
Alainge
Larl W. Bloomquist
Methodist Church Group Sées Film Meeting Report
The Methodist Church group met for its monthly session at Stile Street with A. Ke Bootl guiding the business and Wiss Tava Beles Jed presiding. The program on temperance and alcoholism was presented by Miss Esther Waterbury Janda, showing the film How Long the Night by Waren Gibson. Mrs. Butler announced the Dec 1 meeting and holiday season plans, with assistance from Mrs. Frederick W. Vagell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillb Avenue
Stile Street
Methanist
A. Ke Bootl
Harold, Bulle
Esther
Waterbury
Waren Gibson
Mas
Bradley Michals
Butler
Dms
Frederick W. Vagell
Woman’s Worship Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Women's Guild of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday with Thanksgiving as the theme for devotions led by Mrs. Waynet Nelson. After business, Mrs. Carroll By Gazin presented a travelogue and refreshments were served by Mrs. Jessie Bowes. A November meeting was held at Mrs. John Cumnon’s home to discuss plans for a church social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servien Guild
Mowat Ive Yemoria
Waynet Nelson
Carroll
Gazin
Jessie Bowes
Chelmas Auxiliary Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
The Mb View Volunteer Co Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the firehouse. The committee for the Christmas party will present a report. Attendees include Mrs. Raymond D Ren, Ms Booth Carey and Mrs Patriek slanelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mb. View
Tesday
P.m
Cirehouse
Rnport
Raymond D. Ren
Booth Carey
Patriek ' Slanelle
Pittstown AAC Meeting Schedule Confusing Text
Fragmentary notice shows Pittstown AAC and mentions Youngles Wing to be stationed at Wichita Texas after vacation. Firemen plan a meeting at the firehouse Monday night. Vacation commission to meet at Methorles iChyseh at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittstown
Youngles Wing
Wichita
Tex
Theiel Roghilal
Commission On
Methorles iChyseh
Catala
Engagement Announced in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents Mr and Mrs Edward Hurns announce the engagement of their daughter Helene Anil to Frederick Thomas Mixray, son of Mrs Dorks of Murray and Mr Mixray of Hoosick Falls. Helene is a nurse at Seton Day Nursery in Troy and a graduate of St Marys Academy. Fred Mixray, a Navy veteran, is employed by General Electric in Walford. The wedding is set for June 31 at the Church of the Trnunculate Conception in Hoosick Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hurns
Hopatek Pally
Helene Anil
Frederick
Thomas Mixray
Dorks
Mrray
Hooster ‘Falls
Thomas Mrray
Miss Turns
Seton Day Nursery
Troy
St Mary's Academy
Housick Falls
N. Brady
Allang
Muteray
SS Mary's Acasemy
General Electric Go
Walford
Navy
Hoosick Tally
Cambridge Me and Dirs Visit Ill Mother as Winter Plans Form
Cambridge residents Robert Clark and his son of Maniue Nu visit their mother Drse Anna Clark in Winter Park. Francis Movihee is in the area with a companion, while Cambridge Central School to close at noon next Wednesday for the Thanksgiving break. Various local meetings include Cambridge Valley Lodge, OES, and a planned open house, with refreshment, assemblies, and new member ceremonies announced for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs
Robert Clark
Maniue
Imother
Anna Clark
Francis Movihee Gene
Winter Park
Winster
Bawardent
Cambridge Central School
Taanksgleng
Claasey
Wee
Cambridge Valley
Pam
Camelbridge
Valley
Oes
Wyre
Mort Ann
Battle Hill
Wis
A. We Laure Woodfull
Warren-Washington
Aaga
Dee
Cuarbridge Cantril
Tes
Tts
Ube Agar
Nagin
National Humor Society
Cambridge Cents
Ann Chase
Linda McMorcis
Scholayyup
Sev
Poestenkill PTA Bazaar December 5 At Old General Store
Poestenkill PTA discussed the December 5 bazaar to benefit the school library. Francis Roberts presided as items such as Dessert Booth Nevalework Daly Clothes Trouze Plants Christmas Greens and Decorations Parcel Post and Fish Pond were outlined. Matthew L. Pilley spoke on juvenile problems and Judge Filley discussed rehabilitation and returning youths home to address social causes of delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill Pta
Poestenkill Elementay School
Francis Roberts
Sheiker
Twas Matcus L. Filey
Rennselier County
Butte Te Ihara
Local Celebrations and Notable Anniversaries Reported in Hoosick Falls Area
The Hoosick Falls region recalls multiple family milestones including Bert Harrison’s 39th birthday and Levine family anniversaries at their homes on 14 Piske Street and 1 222 Church Street. The piece notes Arius and Avs, and Mary and Janet Levine of New York City among relatives. Also mentioned are Harriette Weight and family updates, plus a plane encounter of stewardesses Carol Hallihan and Belly Kennedy linked to Hoosick Falls. Archbishop O Mara and Monsignor Cushing are cited in broader church leadership context, with reflections on school and church expansions in the area. Stories touch on local births, weddings, and community figures connected to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Harrison
Piske St
Lows Levin
Mur Levin
Ayal
Arius
Benjamin
Alybany
Sal
Bernard
Afiy
Lotworyanne
Harriette Weight
Little Falls
Jobasol Hill
Hupsick
Ty White Crook
Clarewen Bahcock
San Franvisco
Carol Hullhan
Andrey Huylihan
Church St
Belly Kennedy
Alrn
Edeward Kennedy
Chicago
Hey
Miss Kennedy
San Tranvisor
Hallihan
Salt Lake City
Anhn T. Lamoud
Pistor
Church of the Line
Cardnais
Johnn O'Mara
Philadelphia
Dincese
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Diosa
Tidlward
Oma
Hoosick Falls
America
O'iare
South
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross Youth Extends Help Worldwide
The article outlines the activities of Junior Red Cross youth led by Miss Alice Comstock, detailing aid efforts for Pakistan vaccines, Algerian child refuges, Polish relief, Korea, and global disaster support. It highlights the program’s fund usage for vaccines, medical supplies, and communications, plus its mission to educate and connect youth through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junon Red Cross
Red Cross
Rensselaer County
Alice Comstock
Junior Red Cross
Pakistan
Korea
Duuine Red Cross
Chddrwt
Childrqits
Tr |Chon Red Cross
Ignior Sted Crosa
Ae Cnilleazs
Vietlne
Talione
Imorld
Averill Park Girl Named Good Citizen Winner
Mies Anne Marie Fox, senior at Averill Park High School, selected as the Good Citizen for her leadership, patriotism, and dependability. The award includes a $100 prize. schoolmates from Troy, Green Island, Cohoes, and other districts will name future Good Citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Anne Marie Fox
Jonny Fox
Troy
Tennant
Avevill Park High School
Whe
Clixen
Compertiliun
Pailigy Behavive Cuapler
DAR
Misa
Interchurch Thanksgiving Service Planned in Brunswick
A joint service from five Brunswick churches will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Paul W. Mamhmel er and Rev. George Murdoch will lead, with youth representatives from each church. Special music will come from the host church choir. Rev. Hills of Center Brunswick Methodist Church will speak on the offering. Other participating churches include Eagle Mills Church of Christ Disciples and Eagle Mills Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ia Lun
Paul W. Mahmeler
RFI
George Murdoch
Teev
Howard AL Hills
Center Brunswick Methodist Church
Mso
jGllerd Lutheran Churc
Eagle Mills Church of Christ, Disciples
Eagle Mille Methodist Church
South Cambridge Mie Church Notices and Demos
A compilation of local church events and home demonstration reports. Includes services at Ube Methodist Church led by Rev Joby G Robinson with Sunday School at 10 am and youth fellowship at 6 pm. Also notes the South Cambridge Home Demonstration unit meeting at Mrs John Murphy's home and upcoming Christmas event reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cunbridge
Clarence Keaveworth
Hee Molkox
Myth Kine You
Hee Sisterdohy
Benogl Leavenworth
Mallen Belle
Marmelis
Green- Awigh
Joby G Robinson
Ube Methodidt
Hill
Jobe G. Robinann
Suiay School
Justor
Uvill
South Cambridge Hare
Uni
John Murphy
Dee
Mary Cullen
Campringe Valley
Thirtees
Ile
Stan
Irv McLenihan
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Rruurtdve
Lorey
Myraiban M. Gaston
Miss Gaston
PTA
Fostoria
Wright
Wright Ser
Hoosick Sr. Sycanay
Sara Tae Derrivke
Gail Kimmey
Roberta MeFarland
Barbara Perlman
Sam
Jane Naook
She «Dance
Linda Buersley
Sire Holland
Bonnie Pfeiffer
Floyd Studio
Tngagen
Nmr
Fred HB. DeCoteat
Stillwater
Gail P. DeCoteat
Walter Fe Delong
Mag DeLong
Corlala
Hiss DeCoteat
Stillwater Central School
DeLong
U.S. Army
Hanover
Germany
View Home
Home Unit
Plais
Miller’s Music Store
N.Y
Methodist Church
Dnlt
John Cumnon
Huitiing
Toe
William Goewey
Cording Projerl
Westesses
Godvgs Gottsammen
Sid Mrz
Robert Gundrum
Paula
Pauling
Hendrick Huds
Troy Theater
Helene A
Cambridge
Caleb Thomson
Wena
Wypnalskill
Piro
Roosick Falls
Trey
Eliies
Iuitor Red Cross
Eye — Mall
Runselaar
Rothross
Iy Prags
Eas
Averill Park
Chirehes
Delman
Andrew Geller
Dronch of David
Glens
Cape of Siete
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