Troy Man Takes Bride in Schenectady Church Ceremony
Mies Jnitu B. Winlarekt daughter of Mr and Mrs Winior of 588 Clarention Street Schenectady married Chaves d. Wilman son of Mr and Mrs Cantte CG. Withan of Troy at Holy Name of Jesus Church Schenectady Rev Joseph Yavistowski officiated double ring ceremony. Bride wore brocaded wedding gown. Best man Walter Lada. maid of honor Helen Stuzelec. After reception the couple left for a New York wedding trip returning to reside in Schenectady.
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Mies Jnitu B. Winlarekt
Daugh
Andoes
Uagud Winiorght
Clarention Street
Paelady
Chaves d. Wilman
R. T
Cantte CG. Withan
Tt Spring Avene
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Schenectady
Joseph Yavistowski Ofielaling
Helen Stuzelec
Schnectady
Mall of Honor
Walter F. Lada
Mes
Wimmek
Wan
Bloom
Vorstinhal High School
General Electrie Co
Troy High School
Esrvice
Miami
Future Bride Honored At Albany Dinner Party
The Hadassah Business and Professional group hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at Jack's Restaurant in Albany for Misa Ida M. Goldstein, former society president, as Dor Benjamin Schanzer of New York was set to marry. About 25 guests attended with white decor and a wedding cake. Gifts included blankets. Florence Newman and Berdye Berman led arrangements and entertainment by Mather Gordon Irene Smith and Nettie Belman. Newman sang Together.
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Hadassah
Misa Ida M. Goldstrln
Society
Visiting: Holiday Guests From Far Afield
A town note lists visitors and hosting families for Thanksgiving. Bruce’s guest and sister stay with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Morton Jr. on Hauting Trip Lindsay Debeancy and Mat Liew Davis on holiday in Aberdeen. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dowling of Center Brunswigs and Mrs. Darling’s relatives in New York and Mushing, with Marjorie Cotniel and others.
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Bitar Min
Bruce
Phil
Morton, Jr
Lindsay Debeancy
Mat- Liew
Daviison, Jr
Joy
Aberdeen
Kenneth J. Dowling
Center Brunswigs
Darling
Arthur Ferrell
New Yok
Lee Yr
Cotniell
Marjorie
Mushing
Cambridge Girl Wedding at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Virginia Helen Adams of Cambridge married Lt. Richard D. Lyman of Albion in a 2 PM ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The couple, after a reception at home, will reside in Albion, with out-of-town relatives present including the bride’s grandmother and the groom’s uncle. Lawrence Lyman recently returned from the India China Burma theater. The event followed by a bridge tournament at the Troybury Hotel.
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Virginia Helen Adams
Walter Br, Adams
Cambridge
Richard D. Lyman
Fourteenth Army Air Force
Chester Lyman de Albion
First Presbyterian Church of
Pth
Tew Tames G Hunt
O.D
Evalyn C Holden
Mary Shanks
Vet
Ultires
Bidegroom
Wilam Cheeter Lyman
Albion
Adams
Pockney High School
Potsdam State Teachers
Lyman
Athlon High School
Clarkson Technical Institute
Potsdam
Ins
China
Greenzburo
N. C
Waterford Man Feds in California and Engagement Notices
Herman J. Reissing of Augusta announces the marriage of his daughter Helen L. Reissing to First Lt Lloyd L. Pike at Central Methodist Church Sacramento. The bride recently returned from 25 months overseas service in the Pacific. The ceremony followed a lunch moon in Augusta. Engagement notices include Frances M. Reilly to Mary F. Francon, with Reilly employed by American Locomotive Co and Francon by General Electric. Also listed are upcoming weddings for Katherine Ward and Maedyavde Edwards with tentative dates in December.
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Herman J. Reissing
Augusta
Bent
LE Helen L. Reissing
Lloyd L. Pike
A. U.S
Eli J. Pike
Waterford
Central Methodist Church
Sacramento
Cal
Jmator
Mev
Fallette
Paene
Auguata
Pike
Kumtsville
Tex
Charles Kelley
Whitehall
Frances Mo Reling
Mary i Fiarsyn
P A. Francon
Watton
Misa Reilly
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
General Electric Gy. Io
Hoosick Falls Couple United in Matrimony
Hoosick Falls bride Misa Anna Cath etind O'Neil daughter of Mrs Anna O'Neil and the late Tattes O'Neil wed William Joseph Greenwood of Hoosick Falls Thursday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev James Ambrose officiating. Attendants Mrs Charles Keegan Jr and Robert H Fitzpatrick. reception at the bride's mother's home. couple to reside at 15 Parsons Court Hoosick Falls. Greenwoods’ past and current employers noted. couple leaves for New York after ceremony. A separate shower for Miss Mary OG Trady and announcement of Miss Arlene Chambers engagement in nearby notices.
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Misa Anna Cathetind O'Neil
Anna O'Neil
Tattes O'Neil
Homek Palla
Willian Joseph Greenwood
Thae
Charles Keegan, Jr. Blaster
Robert H. Fitzpatrick
Keegan
Abbott Street
Hoosick Falls
Min O'Neil
Greenwood
New York
Parsons Court
St. Mary's Academy
Hoose Manufacturing Co
Bennington
Noble & Wood Machine Co
Mary OG
Trady
William Granary
Albany
John F. Leahy
Thorna Recreation Center
James Ro
Frear Avenue
Arlene Chambers
Hiscox
Witd
Harry G. Hrescox
Hawiston Avenue
Ainth Presbyterian Church House
Local social notes from Tibbyts Avenue and nearby towns
Mrs Emmet Harding of Owens Conn formerly Tray, Mr Vernet Vancock at The Hotel in Lit Cony, Mrs John I McClue of Hartikburg Pa were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Day W Miller of Tibbyts Avenue. Commander McClure was recently liberated after spending three and Malt Yours in a Japanese prison camp.
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Emmet Harding
Own
Conn
Tray
Vernet Vancock
John I, McClue
Hartikburg
Day W. Miller
Tibbyts Avenue
Trojan Vined on Revolver Charge
Carter 31 pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a revolver in Troy Police Court after arrest by police at his residence. He was accused of assaulting a woman at the scene. officers Goleman Lyons and Ryan responded. The assault charge was dropped and the gun charge proceeded to a guilty plea.
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Toles Carter
Mhs
Fite Avenue
James F. Byron
Troy
Carter
Paline
Choi G
Goleman J. Lyons
William Ryan
Patiie
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Content
Fragmented OCR text mentions a range of unrelated items including letters, publications, food, poems, and numbers. No coherent event or entities form a clear news item. Supported names or places are unreadable. no definite action or outcome is present.
Dream Press Ship Spindle Bye Sends War News Fast
Aboard Arty Traneport Spindle Eye near Shanghai the Army Transport Service operates the Spindle Eye. It is the second press ship, designed to broadcast news from the Pacific to readers in the U.S. The vessel, crewed by Army Signal Corps, can relay up to 600 words of copy and telecast radio photos from combat zones. It aims to improve wartime press access as American troops advance in the Pacific.
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Boyle
Arty
Shanghai
Iiad
Hke Stehard Hardingavis
Bente Pyle
Nippon
Amercan
Japa
Aedle
Pacific
Lhe
Anofiea
Selaos
Pacife
Cnl
Jack Harris
Nashville, Tenn
Army
Preadent McKintay
Leyte
Env
Mavdethua
Baraoush
Wili
Japan
Seattle
Treansportathe Gurps
Signal Corps
Pokyn St
Walter Williams
Menlo Park
Calsad
San Francisco
Tokyo
Haven
Shanghei &Od
Amelia
Hatta
Morris former envoy to Japan dies after long service
Philadelphia report notes RK S Morris longtime US ambassador to Japan from 19XX to 19XX died yesterday at age 7? in Philadelphia where he had lived for years. He was a life trustee of Princeton University and supported Woodrow Wilson in public life. He held multiple terms in various scholarly and peace organizations.
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Phiiatelphia
Roland S. Marrn
Japan
WAT
Alshame
Morris
Tyinceton University
Woodrow Wilson
American Philosophical Society
Carnegie
Thanksgiving notices and discharged veterans reach local echoes
Local column lists Thanksgiving visits across Falley Falls and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien in Tray, Garrity in Meehanicville, and Miss Wood in New Jersey. Cpl. Masterson returns home after European service. Sgt. Walker and Sgt. Strand discharged. Community events note a Pittstown Ball Institute hangout and W B C S meetings.
State Plans Highway and Bridge Work in New York
New York State Department of Public Works outlines a five year program to widen, construct and replace highways and bridges. Projects target Route 17 sections in Broome Delaware Sullivan and surrounding counties with new lanes dividers and safety improvements.
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New York State Department of Public Works
Broome
Delaware
Sullivan
Ninth District
T W. Donovan
Binghamton
Department of Public Worke
SUI
Vestal
Binghamton - Windsor
Owago
Windsor-O
Department
Entertainment Will Feature Smoker at La Bulla Inviltuty gym
James De Foley announced a Tuesday evening vaudeville program at the school gym featuring Joan Burgess Kitty spacintty dancer Howard BMillayiun comedy tap dance team and Frank Mooney entertainer. William J. Clarmont will be master of ceremonies Lewis J. Kemp chairs the program which includes two professional wrestling bouts and boxing matches. smokes and refreshments will be served. expect 100 to 200 attendees.
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Secon
Hic
la Bulla
James de Foley
Joan Burgess
Kitty Spacintty
Howard Bmillayiun
Cas
Convict Dies While Playing Prison Organ at Auburn State Prison
Rubin Cup Glaude Hall, a years old convict serving for attempted arson, collapsed during Thanksgiving day organ services at Auburn State Prison. He died of a heart attack as about 200 inmates watched from the auditorium door. Warden John F. Foster reported the body was claimed the following day.
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Glaude Hall
Auburn State Prison
Hall
John F. Foster
Ynaterday
Broollyn
Troy Woman Advanced To Lieutenant In Navy
Helen Meily wife of Captain Donald C. Mealy and daughter of Mr and Mrs Himns H Frederiksen of 498 Seventh Avenue has been made a lieutenant in the Navy at Olathe Kansas where she serves as transportation officer at the Naval Air Station Her husband a member of the Army is awaiting his discharge. Linulens ant Menly graduated cum laude from Russell Sige College and was married last August to Captain Menly
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Helen ® Meily
Donald C. Mealy
Himns H. Frederiksen
Seventh Avenue
Navy
Olathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
Army
Linulens Ant Menly
Russell Sige College
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Tomas Fielasne
Oive Bubip
Julia Wheland
Third Avenue
Ivill
Tlawena Wlaemen
Bron Pene
Anne’s. Neess and Uniform Shop
Waking St, Troy
M. W. Logee
T. Arthur
Troyboury
Thomas C. Ferman
Mrg
Jaci Winks
Meek
Slanley Dervinn
Bob Wainer
Witys Barnett
Vic
Far East
Cornell
Monands
Gertrude Cote
Bayt Wyex
John Rainroth
Waterford Man Feds
California
Katherine Ward
Thomas
Josaph J. Tenavk
George Tenzyh
Aun Avenue
St. I Dbaepl's
Gelo Kedwards
Ala Arthur Edwards
Hier
Miss Maedyavde
Ronald
Gebo
Mis Tiowlly Gel
Alee
Wintehall
Misa Hlixabeth B. Polwine
Velat Smut
Eni Willard School
Middle Sites Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Pennsylvania
Trojan
Kociskat Bovlet Republic
Td Pazzle
Minioos
Inet Peiad
Wnat
Chro AE de Soullinat Wing Se Health
Echeme
Borleas Aaylum
Finn Tooath
Dream Press
Transport Service
Thetodore R. Lineback
Norfolk
Tineback
iTe
Robert
John
Margaret
Francis
Laila
Jonni
William
Ralph
RK. S. Morris
Falley Falls
Mark Sweeney
Geumird Hospital
Thomas O'Brien
William. Rabbit
Mroa
Jack MrMahon
Meehanicville
Atiag Ann Garrity
Hants
Max
Eirmy Ware Vleck
Iseon Valeseings
Ont Lie ‘Rey Hospital
Duck Atler
Willidm
Curehan
Elisabeth Wood
James Wood
Bdenactady
Leo White
Katherine Wille
John Croll
Buffalo
Stephen Darknard
James T. Harrington
Pargale
Dennis Harrington
Saratoge
Cpl
Hugena Masterson
Rose Masterson
Pittstown Ball Institute
Methodist Chirch
Charles Masterson
Hugh H Sharpe
Everton
M. B. Burnham
Frederick C. Charily
Beneligion
HH. Sharpe- Rey
Mea
Bristol
Canderton
Chatterton
Robert Mark Af Vergonnes
C. B. Wilson
Leroy
Mra
Walker
Harvey Btrand
Lax Croag
Wis
Fred Walker
Strand
C. G
Carl W. Jobnes
Ida Wiattealde
Americeam
Africa
Seaya
Greenwich
Great Spencer
Inns Bhai
Entertainment
Smoker
Pau G
Knitcraft
Third ST
Bataan
Jack Chesebrough
Llion
Baile Pudney
Rhoads General Hospital
Contant Chesebrough
Schenectady, N.Y
Lou AN Nearide's
Troy Road
Menands
Aya
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