Hatton Murphys Tie The Knot In Taos Ceremony
Miss Ethel Grace Hatton daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy A Hatton 483 Second Street and Edward J Murphy son of the late Mr and Mrs Timothy Murphy 627 Scotland Avenue Albans were married Wednesday December 24 at St Josephs Church in Taos. Ceremony performed by Rex Gerla Malett, Jane KO Hatton sister of the bride was maid of honor, best man James Salih. The bride wore a pink satin dress with beaded girdle. her attendant wore powder blue. A gardenia corsage was worn and a reception followed at The Head in Hadon. After four dress changes the couple left for New York en route to their home at 427 New Scotland Avenue Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Grace Hatton
Timothy A Hatton
Second Street
Edward J. Murphys
Timothy Murphy
Scotland Avenue
Sto Josephs Church
Taos
Rex Gerla Malett
Jane KO Hatro
Sinter
Honor Apa
James Salhi
Poader
Hador M ’ Hay Carson S.ster
Peoeyven
D Bach
Egardenias
Mr. Murphys
Emreyes
Irterea
Revenue Departairet
Tae Coupe Velton
New York
New Scutana Asedue
Lansingburg Teacher Engaged to Howard Rittell
A Lansingburg couple announced the engagement of their daughter Estelle Segel to Howard Ritttell at a Beekman Arms party in Rhinebeck. Estelle, a Lansingburg High School and Russell Sage College alumna, teaches at Kimicherbache Junior High. Ritttell, a Lansineburg High School graduate, is pursuing studies in the Nar area. A near future wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie
Wild
Fifth Avenue
Larsingons Pave
Mose Marjorce
Louse Evrry
Howard A Rittell
Howard L Keel
G.ana
Fannie Ruttell
Beekman Arms Hotel
Rhinebeck
Exing
Lansingburg High School
Russell Sage College
Pin Worms Warns Of Child Infection And Cure
An article extols Pin-Worm infections as common and distressing and promotes a new PineWorm treatment from Diane & Son Laboratories. It claims a quick cure with a gentle method, urging readers to ask their druggist for Pin-Worms and a free metal polishing cloth offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thau
de Diane & Son Ameretwas
Cme
Jayne & Sun
Vine St
Phila
Miss Goldstein to Be Married at Thanksgiving Dinner
Engagement announced for Miss Maria Ann Goldstein to Joel Levine of Albany. Dinner at Saul and Libby Goldsten’s home. Miss Goldstein is a graduate of Troy High School and employed by the New York State Postwar Public Works Planning Commission. Mr Levine is a Albany High School graduate engaged in local business. Date of wedding set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Goldsten
Miss Maria
Ann Goldstein
Joel Levine
Albury
Libbyine
Charles Levine
Goldsten
Ytrow High School
Ana
Apo
New York State
Rh M. Levine
Alpany High Scion
Hoosick Falls Bride in Nuptial Mass at Immaculate Conception
Miss Agiss Ann French daughter of Mr and Mrs Hart French of Hoosick Falls and Sergt Clement Marcoux son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Marcoux of Bennington were married with a nuptial mass Saturday at 9 am at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls by Rev Paul K Lynch OSA Miss Philus White organist played the wedding marches. The bride wore a blue suit and bouquet of white pompoms attended by Miss Florence Remancus. Alfred Marcoux was best man. A reception followed at St Stanislaus Hall with about 75 relatives. The couple left for a wedding trip later in the day. The bride is a graduate of St Matthews Academy Hoosick Falls and the groom a Bennington High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agiss Ann French
Harts French
Hoogsch Falls
Sergt Clement Marcouxn
Ernest Marcoux
Bennington
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hooach Falls
Paul K Lynch Osa
Philus White
Tne Onde
Florence Remancus
Hoosick Falls
Maten
Alfred Marcoux
St Stanigiaws Hall
St Mats S Academy
Bennington High Schools
Fort Devens
Mass
Unclear Names From Short Pea New York MO Tank
A fragmentary OCR item mentions persons and places including New York MO and a short pea event. The readable bits reference a father and son, a test, and a space cage context. Details are garbled with many misspellings and no clear event or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan
New York
Oman
Oma
Wiss Gormly Weds Dr Mbon G Pratt in Smith Residence
Wiss Gormly became the bride on Saturday, marrying Dr Mbon G Pratt of Charles Pratt, with Rev John Gass DD officiating at the Smith residence on Bele Avenue. The ceremony featured chrysanthemums and greens, a matron of honor, best man, and a wedding trip planned to an undisclosed destination.
Whitehall Couple Wed On Thanksgiving Day
Whitehall Miss Hope Hewitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Hewitt and Frank Di Philips of the Army son of Mr and Mrs Peter DiPhillips were united in marriage Thanksgiving Day at Our Lady of Angels Church Whitehall Rev Thomas McBride officiated The bridal party included Mrs John E McLaughlin sister of the bride as matron of honor and Serst Ermond DiPhulpe brother of the groom as best man Ushers were Thomas and John Hewitt The bride wore a white satin gown with rose point lace train and carried a bouquet of white carnations Dinner followed at the groom’s home then a reception at the bride’s home The couple plan to reside in Chicago with Lt DiPhillips who is stationed away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hewitt
Robert J Hewitt
Whitehall
Saent Frank di Philips
Army
Peter DiPhillips
Moon
Our Lady of Angels Church
Thomas McBride
John E McLaughlin
Watersnet
Serst
Ermond DiPhulpe
Thomas and
John Hewitt
Chicaza
DiPhilps
T E McLaugh
Julia Scott
Providence
Joseph Scott
Fort Getting
Anthony Didamenten
Alhant
Colleen Light
Plattsoe
Town Lawned s Here Cr and Mrs William EO Lawned
Mr and Mrs William E O Lawned arrived yesterday for a short stay at Twe Hendr ch j.don Col Taned the commander of the Peatinnes Arsenal at looser and attended an ard nance meeting today at the Wale 1eth Arsenal. House Guest Mrs Wiliam M Lawnurne has come from Philadelphia as the Anise guest for several days after brother in law and sister, Twoo and Wie Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian EO
Don Co
Patterson
Eaton Road
Whitehursts
Muton
Ensign
Raymond K . Meixsell
Wellesley
Mass
Eneign Meixsell
Cohoes Couple Will Be Wed Friday
Cohoes couple announces the engagement and approaching marriage of Mane Elaine Mailloux to Edgar Joseph Belanger. The couple will wed Friday at St Maries Church in Cohoes at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Miro
Wilfred Mailloux
I Leversee Avenue
Mane Elaine Mailloux
Edgar Joseph Helanger
Navy
Frederick Belanger
Central Avenue
St Maries Churen
Emma Willard Graduate Marries in Pelham Manor
Emma Willard School alumna Ruth Ann Parker wed Lieut. Robert J. McMaster in Christ Church Pelham Manor. Parker, daughter of Mrs Roy Tilden Parker of Pelham, and McMaster, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur McMaster, were joined in ceremony by Rev. Edward Thomas Taggard. The bride also studied at Katherine Gibbs School and McMaster is a University of Virginia alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Parker
Emma Willard School
Roy Tilden Pather
Pelham
Robert James McMaster
Arthur McMaster
Pelham Manor
Christ Church
Edward Thomas’ Taggard
Katherine Gibbs School
Lieutenant McMaster
Univesity of Virginia
Miss Gibbs Becomes Bride of Soldier
Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Gibbs, daughter of Mrs Mae Dusenberry of this city, married Corp James Joseph Gallagher of Rutland, VT, at Morrison Field Chapel West Palm Beach Florida on November 20. Capt William F E Van Gorsse officiated. Maid of honor was Miss Sarah B Gregor of Detroit. best man was Corp John W Ryan of Boston. Dress: seafoam blue gabardine with fuchsia accessories and orchid corsage. Reception at George Washington Hotel then trip to Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Elizabeth G
Mae Dusenberrys
James Joseph Gallagher
Dennis F Galagher
Rutland
Morrison Field Chapel
West Palm Beach
Fla
William F E van Gorsse
Air Corps
Sarah B Gregor
Detroit
Mich
Corp
John W Ryan
Boston
George Washington Hotel
Miami Beach
Dolma Street
Club to Hear Critic Orville Prescott at Meeting
The Inum Laterary Club of Tio invites members to hear Orville Prescott, New York Times literary critic and magazine writer, discuss current best sellers and the book trade. Prescott, born in Cleveland and a Williams College graduate, reads about 400 books yearly and will share insider views on printers and publishers shaping popular titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Prescott
Inum Laterary Club
Tio
Hendrck Hudson
This Speaks
New York Times
Cleveland
Perete Echants
Williams College
Mrs Rose to Lecture on Russia in Hartford series
Mrs Lewis Rose of Hartford Conn will lecture tomorrow at 11 am at the YWCA the second in a series of current events talks. She has visited Russia five times crossed Siberia toured Russian cities traveled the Black Sea by boat and made a Volga River trip in 1939. Single tickets available at the YWCA for those without course medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rose
Hartford
St Pauls Women Plan Annual Christmas Party
Invitations from the Womens Aid Society of St Pauls Episcopal Church announce their yearly Yuletide event at the Martha Memorial House. A surprise Christmas tree supervised by Mrs Eugene Warren will feature between 2 and 6 pm on Wednesday, December ?. A food sale and silver tea will be held with Mig Warren leading the committee alongside Mrs John Gass and several others. Proceeds support wartime work. Mrs R Stanley Thomson serves as society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Aid Society of
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Martha Memorial House
Eugene Warren
Mig Warren
John Gass
Guy M Pnelps
J Lansing van Senoonwoven
John Ayres
Leland T Lane
C | Whitney Tillinghast
Charles M Connolly
R Stanley Thomson
Oakwood Church to Hold Annual Bazaar
Oakwood Church announces its annual bazaar and turkey dinner at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Coulen on Thursday at 2:30 pm. Mrs Harold French and Mrs Wor man Coons oversee dining. Mrs Arthur Bibb and others manage booths, candy, and pantry. Girl Scouts supervise a grab bag and supper from 5:30 pm to T pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Coulen
Harold French
Worman Coons
Arthur Bibb
Fred Bunce
Bertha Lopdell
George Simmonds
Girl Scouts
Miss Hebert Weds Edward Cusack Jr in Cap Hoes
Miss Mildred Hebert daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hebert of Cap hoes and Edward Cusack jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cusack of Mechanicville were united in marriage on Thanksgiving Day. Rev Lawrence M Gerrity performed the ceremony with Miss Lillian Hebert as maid of honor and Leon E Chagnon as best man. The bride wore a victor blues dress with white pompons and red roses. the honor attendant wore a cinna mon brown dress with a yellow corsage. The couple will reside at 143 Main Street Cohoes after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hebert
Joseph Hebert
Caphoes
Edward Cusack
Mechanicvile
Lawrence M. Gerrity
Lillian Hebert
Leon E Chagnon
Victors
Main Street
Cohoes
Thanksgiving Week Gatherings Across Defreestville and Vicinity
Johnsonville residents visited Defreestville and nearby areas during Thanksgiving week with relatives including Sliter Johnston Hewitt and Wallace households. The Grace Methodist Church Women’s Society plans a meeting and a gift drive for the Ethel Harp Home. Nortons and McCardles hosted guests from Schenectady Valley Falls and Raymertown at Thanksgiving meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Heald
Arthur Sliter
Defreestville
Neil Norton
Nancy
Earl Johnston
Almon Hewitt
Hoosick Falls
John Wallace
Earl Sherman
Ernest Hall
Raymertown
Woman's Society of
Origin and pronunciation of the term BOCHE for Germans
The note surveys uncertain origins for the term BOCHE. Merriam Webster cites caboche as French for hard head, while other dictionaries offer alternatives. Larousse links boche to Alboche, but Harold H. Bender disputes this chronology. American usage typically pronounces hoche with a long o, while French phonetics render buhsh.
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Cleveland
A. D
Merriam- Webster's
Funk and Wagnalls
Germany
Harold H Bender
Princeton
Merriam-Webster
How Did It Start Kibitzer in Plain American
A kibitzer is an onlooker who gives unsolicited advice, like the fellow who leans over your shoulder and tells you how to finesse the queen of hearts. The term comes from Yiddish derived from kiebitz, meaning a meddler, linked to a green plover’s cry that warns game of danger.
Two Newsmen Killed In New Guinea Crash
Two American newsmen serving the American Red Cross in the Southwest Pacific were killed in a plane crash near Port Moresby New Guinea on Friday. The dead are Robert E. Lewis 26 of Germantown Pennsylvania reporter and Harry Hilary Poague 45 of Minneapolis Minnesota former Minneapolis Journal photographer. Funeral services were held with full military honors beside the graves of four other correspondents who died in the region.
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New Guinea
Southwest Pacific
American Red Cross
Port Moresby
Robert E. Lewis
Germantown
Penn
Harry Hilary Poague
Minneapolis
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Paty
Estalle Segel
Benjamin Siezel
Fist Street
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Tre Touran Sc
Timazo Pains Cue Ory
Neuriz Andar
Manay
Fonda
Karigierm
Renee Capes
Gmie
Avicen
Ana Get Ito
Meron
Miss Warjorle Ann Goldstein
Marie Elaine Maillolx
Miss Goldstein
Elien Dowd
Ted Sergi Bart J Grovenges
Warren Biddell
Broad Street
Waterford
Miss Dowd
Thomas F Dowd
Third Street
Emily Hotom
St Jonas Epscona
Sorien
S. Pauls
Epscopar
Banta Wala
Ace
Evanrge Wrari
Nes
Mose
Eno
Scott Sas
Annaginer
Eacelert
Zoey Goa
Tronmpeer
Prostiha Tascor
Wiss Gormly
Misa
Margaret Neilston Gormis
Donald Gormiv
Miere
James W Smith
James Wo Smith
Mbon G Pratt
Charles Pratt
Smith
Bele Avenue
John Gass DD
Eugene Leiter
Cleveland QC
Malcolm Lorimer
Pratt
Mt Hehehe College
Western Reserve University
Winthrop Chemical Co
College of Osteopath
Philadelphia
Jeannette Werte
Vera Beandette Worter
Chappaqua
Ezra Worter
Fas
Conn
Donale Victor Wolelan
Rensselzer
Rose Mars Waelin
Pace
St Mars the Virgin
Howard Perains
Ar Stavents League
Department of 4Chitectie
Ime
Tate
L’ Uve
Phiade Pia
Emma Willard
Miss Gibbs
Nicholas Pace
Lancaster Sweet Cohoes
Schenectady
Puceins
Brown
Rade AA
Point Poin
Frankforts
Hohe
Sultana Peanut Butter
Texas
Ann Page
Calfornia
ATLAN
Club To Hear
Mrs. Rose
St. Paul’s Party
Oakwood Church
Miss Hebert
Edward Cusack, Jr
Johnsonville
Gude
Smith Bros
Saybury
Charlie
WP Herbert & Co
Fulton
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