Miss Loeble Married in Double Church Ceremony
Miss Muriel Ann Looble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Looble, wed S/Sgt. Frederic C. Haynen of 4235 Fifth Avenue in a double ceremony at Westhamster Presbyterian Church. Rev. Teun S. DeSmidt officiated Sunday at 3 pm. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Billech J. Kearns and bridesmaids in blue and pink gowns. Groom’s party featured Ushers Fred W Looble Jr. and Sanford J. Waterman. Army friend Joseph Zimpier served as best man. The bride wore a white novelty satin gown with a long train and veil. flowers included baby’s breath and roses. The service featured music by Miss Vivian Miser and Edmonds on organ.
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Muriel Ann Lachle
Fred W Loeble
Frederic C. Haynen
Mes
Prederle CG. Beynel
Fith Avenue
Teun
DeSmidt
Westhamster Presbyterian
Joseph Zinpier
Heney Zampier
Cather Henderson
Fluwee Rin
Joseph Zampier
Beat Oman
Fred W Looble, Jr
Vrother
S Ir Sanford J. Waterman
Maid of
Garden wedding at Van Sehaiok Island Country Club
A garden headpiece and bouquet set the scene for a reception and supper at Van Sehaiok Island Country Club in Cohoes. The bridal party wore formal attire, with Mrs Looplé and Mrs Hayne among attendants. Bride and groom are Lansingburgh High School graduates. plans include a Lake Placid honeymoon and a Troy residence after marriage. Out of town guests include Jewel Taeble, Fred Lawhle, Mrs Wilton Stuphorn, and others from Brooklyn, Hawaii, Johnsonville, and Washington.
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van Sehaiok Island Country Club
Cohoes
Looplé
Hayne
Jaena- Hone
Gustav Willkomm
Lansing Ubere
Hayner
Bed Manning Corp
Army Air Care
Gorvert
Ty Lake Placid
Lake
Gom
New York
Troy
Mise J Jewel Taeble
Fred Lawhle
Brooklyn
Uebride
Wilion Stuphorn
Hawaii
Mg. John Kemond
Johnsonville
My. Edward Tikes
Washington
Proom
Cpl
Jon Bowman
Thanksgiving Program By School 16 Pupils
School 16 pupils staged a Thanksgiving program with songs and recitations. Grade 2 presented Netherlands folk song and a prayerful piece. Students Gregory Gollnick, Anny Sinonian, Lois Willarae, and Joven Zibiv performed. Grade conclusions included a song and arching Gi Thyh, The Thanksgiving and Father We Bring Thee Our Praise. Grade 7B2 offered a two part gong, Nieves Dickeor served as marshal.
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Vl Predes
Ak School
Ciade J Gembera
Gregory Gollniclk
Anny Sinonian
Lois Willarae
Joven Zibiv
Geraldyne
Richard Silk
Kathleen Loom
Sed Weske
Hanes
Nieves Dickeor
Maunerz
Troy Couple Weds in Formal Local Ceremony
A Troy couple, Miss Virginian Seilindwein and Frank Teher, married in a Saturday ceremony at 3 pm conducted by Rev. Patrick Avi Crowe. The event, held at Stl Franrs de Saies Cheret, featured a fuschia dress for the bride and a brown wool suit for the groom, with a reception at Noble Clubroom. The newlyweds will reside at 2465 Bur dett Avenue after a trip to the Adirondacks.
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Virginian Seilindwein
Jon Sehlindwein
College Avenue
Frank Teher
Wid
Frank Heber
Brunawick Road
Patrick Avi Crowe
Mary Whinnery
Albert Stein Inger
Hindwein
Heber
Seth
Munigunt
Pedbody & Co
Adirondacks
Ming
Burdett Avenue
Local Society Notes and Theatre Cast Updates
Personal news from New Rochelle and Yonkers includes Mrs Herbert and Mrs Krouck convalescing at Jiay Hospital after illness, Miss Agnes Conti and D A W Cabil family ties, and the Browtway season opening drama Seven Mireae by the Black Friars Guild. Colonal Hartan returns from overseas service in the Mediterranean theater after 17 months with the Air Force.
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New
Yorklowe
Horio
Hortoday
Pawling Avenue
New York
Colonal Hartan
Child Extractions After Early Fight Hours Old
A young child, two teeth extracted, after a rough session in Mas 2. The incident involved Paul David Rehantter, son of MP, and Mrs Paul Rehaatter. In other news, two passenger coaches and four cars derailed on the Grand Trunk line near Klogsbury, injuring no one reported. train from Chicago to Toronto carried about 200 passengers.
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Doungstown
Paul David
Rehantter
Paul
Rehaatter
Papette, II
Klogsbury
Longter
Laparte
Chicago
Toronto
Catholic group names new head of national events board
The Keviny Wond A. Mteewan has been named Aiegetor of the Rosia Action Re periment of the National Catholic Weltsie Confer, succeeding the late Mage John AL Ryan.
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Washington
Keviny
A. Mteewan Hasheen
Rosia Action
John AL Ryan
Watervliet Girl Bride Stephen W Halayko in Immaculate Conception
Ming Antoinette Marie Burin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bunth of 428 Bourth Avenue Watervliet became the bride Sunday of Stephen W Halayko son of Mr and Mrs William Halayko of Watervliet in a ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev Boleslaus Watroba with organist Leon Synianski and Miss Eleanor Karendes of Schenectady sang Ave Maria and O Lord I Am Not Worthy. The church was decorated with white paripome and palms. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with a timed bodice and full skirt terminating in a train Gibson sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. Her bouquet was white orchids roses and sweet peas. The maid of honor wore a gown of yellow bodice and white net with a Colonial bouquet. The bridesmaids wore similar gowns in pale pinks with net bouquets. Best man was Hilary Walayeva, brother of the groom. Ushers included Andrew Bania Eugene Kaward Greneys and Eds The bride was given in marriage by her father. A reception for 300 guests followed at the Pulaski Club Hall where the bride’s mother and the groom’s mother presided. The couple left for an undisclosed honeymoon destination. They will reside in Watervliet. The bride is a graduate of Catholic Central High School and the groom a Watervliet High School alumnus, recently discharged from the Army with awards including the Purple Heart and Croix de Guerre. Out of town guests came from Troy Schenectady and Brooklyn.
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John Bunth
Bourth Avenue
Waterviiat
Stephen W. Halayko
Mra
Willicm Halayko
Watervliet
Qeverumony
Church of the Immaculate Concaton
Boleslaus Watroba
Leon Synianski
Eleanor Karendes
Schen
Hilary Walayev A
Andrew Bania
Eugene Kaward Greneys
Fuller
Gibson
Sweethront
Rida
J. & Teception
Pulaski Club
Halayko
Haleyko
Catholic Central High School
Watervliet High School
Tray
Brooxlyn
Freight cars derailed near Reading Railroad yard
Freight cars derailed yesterday at the Reading Railroad site. No injuries were reported.
Melrose Bride Patricia Weather Weatherwax Weds George Sykes
Patricia Weatherwax daughter of Mr and Mrs Freamar C Weatherwax of Melrose married George Sykes son of Mr and Mrs George Sykes of Rochester in a ceremony led by Rev Kilgus at Birsk Presbyterian Church of Schinghietywire. Edith Weatherwas maid of honor and John Weatherwas best man. The bride attended State College for Teachers Albany McGill University Montreal and Middlebury College Vermont. The groom recently left the Army after five years in ETO served in the Intelligence Staff of General Eisenhower’s division.
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Mise
Patricia Weatherwax
Freamar C. Weatherwax
Melrose
George Sykes
Rochester
George Kilgus
Birsk
State College For Teachers
Albany
McGill University
Montrral
Middlebury College
Vermat
The
Armay
Ourvice
ETO
Operators Refuse Long Distance Calls
Operators in Chicago and other cities refused long distance calls as the Reneillinvis and Northern Indiana operators strike entered its third day. The US Conciliation Service failed to yield new talks and no meetings were scheduled. Spokesmen cited halted calls to Chicago from Cincinnati Boston and Washington while Cleveland resumed service after an earlier shutdown. The Eastern city operators belong to the National Federation of Telephone Workers, allied with the Illinois union.
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Chicago
Reneillinvis
Indiana
United States
Cineiat
Boston
Washington
Chamssines
Claveland
National
Ferteration of ‘Telephone Workers
Truman May Act Soon On Army Navy Setup
Washington reports President Truman may send a postwar force size recommendation to Congress. A unnamed leader said bills setting Navy size blocked until the message arrives. War Department peacetime army size report awaited. Navy seeks about 1 000 combat ships and 5 600 auxiliary, with 650 000 authorized personnel.
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Washington
Navy
House
Nazis Call Catholic Action Unspeakable in War Crimes Case
Secret police evidence presented to the International Military Tribunal describes Catholic Action as unspeakable and portrays Nazi officials ordering coercion and punitive tasks against various nationalities. The documents indicate a campaign against church figures and a broader strategy to coerce opposition as the regime faced noncooperation.
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Noeraborg
Chucett
Hlimmler
von Hindenburg
Gestapo
Berlin
Dollies
Albany aviation official named to national military affairs panel
William Z. Cullinan, director of the State Commerce Department Bureau of Aviation, was named to a three man National Association of State Aviation Officials committee on military affairs. The panel will study, with federal officials, the civilian use of war developed military air fields.
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Albany
William Z. Cullinan
State Commerce Department
Bureau of Aviation
National Association of State Aviative Oficials
Official Dies in Buffalo National VFW Leader Carlin Passes
V. FLW official Carlin, 31, national assistant sergeant at arms of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, died after a three week illness in Buffalo. He was a member of the State VFW steering committee and held key posts in the organization.
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Buffalo,Pi
Farmer Dies in 30 Foot Fall From Silo
Frank Wagar, 60, longtime Stokes resident, died Wednesday after plunging thirty feet from a silo he was repairing in Rome IM. He was working on the barn to tan floor below when the accident occurred.
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Rome
Frank Wagar
Stokes
Bern
Fire destroys school in Barton's Corners blaze
An overheated furnace caused a fire at Barton's Corners Wednesday night destroying the schoolhouse. No occupants were inside. Fire crews reported the blaze quickly contained with no injuries. Local authorities investigate the incident as a routine school fire.
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Barton's Corners
Auto Injuries Fatal Buffalo Man Dies In Hospital
William Mullin, 63, died in Emergency Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered Wednesday night when struck by an automobile in Buffalo.
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Buffalo UP
William Mullin
Winter Vehicle Inventory Urged by Albany Official
Albany Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford J. Pletcher urges a winter inventory of automobiles and safety gear. He warns that life and safety depend on proper maintenance and equipment such as tires chains lights windshield wipers defrosters electrical systems and exhausts.
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Albany
Clifford J. Pletcher
Season's Heaviest Snows Hit Chicago
The season's heaviest snowstorms and very cold temperatures blanketed the Midwest. Up to 12 inches fell at Land O Lakes Wisconsin as the storm moved northeast from the Central Mississippi Valley, with 15 to 20 degree readings and Chicago staying below freezing at midday.
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Chicago
Midwest
O’ Lakes
Wis
Minnesot
Tawar
Wicconsty
Illinois
Missigaippi
Four Wreck Victims In Serious Condition In Appleton Crash
Appleton Wis seven fatalities and thirty five injuries were reported after a collision Wednesday night when the Northwestern passenger train struck an automobile. Two men were killed Milton A Wichman 23 and Forrest Drabas 59 both of Appleton. Fire crews worked in bad weather to clear tracks after the engine toppled and the car was hit. Four other occupants were reported in serious condition with railroad workers clearing the wreckage.
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Appleton
Wis
Jett
Uraly
King
Forrest Drabas
Hisontlaw
Milton A. Wichman
Ground Broken for Roosevelt Memorial in Warm Springs
The foundation for a memorial shrine to Franklin D Roosevelt was broken yesterday at Warm Springs. A marble cornerstone marking the site honors the late president's visit to the Warm Springs Foundation. Dr Neal Kitehus, 83, foundation physician, will return to practice after a heart attack.
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Franklin B. Roozevelt
Duu
de. Neal Kitehuss
le Earliver
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