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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1943

Page

4

Miss LeMay Weds Edward Mousseau in St Augustine’s Church

Miss LeMay daughter of Mr and Mrs William LeMay of 447 Sixth Avenue married Edward W Mousseau son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mousseau of 21 Moins Street Cohoes yesterday afternoon at 3 pm Rev John Daley officiated The church was decorated with palms and roses A reception followed at the brides parents address The couple will reside at 447 Sixth Avenue The wedding party included Miss Madred Madousseal, Miss Mette V Conru, and Miss Ruth Connor as attendants and William J LeMay Jr as best man Among out of town guests were Miss Margaret Krauss Mrs Albina Blew in and Mr and Mrs Leo Berthiaume etc.

Caroline & LeMay William J. LeMay Sixth Avenue Edward W. Mousseau Paul Musseau Moins Street Cohoes St. Augustine’s Church John Daley Madred Madousseal Hong Mette V. Conru Ruth Connor Willam J. LeMay, Jr Osners Macel Annette Wilfred Gieignon Laningburg Eagh Schooal Troy Business College Mousseau Couces High Senant New York City New England Margaret Krauss Albina Blewin Canada Leo Berthiaume John Pesky Michigan Ernest Fontaine Massachusetts James Hattles Wiliam Summer Jonesville Rose Bower Balem

Troy Couple Married at Free Church of the Ascension

Troy couple Miss Marjore Helen MacManus and Lieut. John Beebe sealed vows in a 4 pm ceremony with Rev. James Whitcomb. Bridesmaids, best man, music, reception at the bride’s home, and plans for a New York City wedding trip. They will reside in Dothan, Alabama. guests from Vermont and Connecticut attended. A Troy Chapter alumnae budget committee met at Mrs Thomas E O Brien's home with several members present.

Comntee of Troy Russel Sage Alumnae Thomas E O Brien Black Place Edward M. Hutton R. John Duncan Eileen Coffey Marion Fitzpatrick

Troy Girl Wed To Officer

The marriage of Rita Quil lanan Glasheen daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Glasheen of Troy and Lieut William Richard Dunne USN son of Mr and Mrs William A Dunne of Pawling Ave was solemnized Saturday morning in St Edwards Chapel United States Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida The ceremony was conducted by Lieut G Godfrey J Reilly Inc J and SS BR The couple exchanged vows at 9 am and a nuptial mass followed Music by the chapel organist A reception was held in the Terrace Room Windsor Hotel Jacksonville The bride wore a blush slipper satin gown with a basque bodice and sweetheart neckline The train flowed from a heart shaped tulle cap The groom’s best man was Matthew Dunne and ushers included Max Clinkenbeard and Lieut Carey Baldwin The couple will reside at 3207 De Medici Street Venetia Jacksonville They attended Rus sell Sage College Holy Cross College and the U S Naval Academy Class of 1939 The bride’s attendants wore blue gowns The bridegroom is stationed at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station

Marjore Helen MacManus Charles MacManus Park View Court John Beebe Groom William Groom Kinloch Avenue Free Church of the Ascension James Whitcomb Richard Tweedy Joseph Doocey Irene MacManus Faymond Cipperly Swansonia Juliet Groom Fort Benning Camp Rucker Ala New York City Dotham Vermont Connecticut Rita Quillanan Glasheen Francis Glasheen Troy Wiliam Richard Dunne Us.n Willam A. Dunne Pawling Ave St. Edwards Chapel United States Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla G ¢ Godfrey J. Reilly J. & SS BR Leon Fitzmmmons Dunne Max Clinkenbeard U.S .C Carey Baldwin U. S William M Stevens Windsor Hotel Annapolis Jacksonville Naval Air Station Ponte Vedra Beach de Medici Street Venetia William Warren Parkchester Sacred Heart Church Mary Louie Coffey James V. Coffey Elmgrove Avenue Supreme Court Thomas Poweas Clinton Cinncinnan Harry E. Clinton Tibbits Avenue Edward T. Reilly John J. Harney Hyde Park Dutchess County George Geiger John H. Salzman Oakdale Farms Norfolk Clinton Lawrence de' Witt Clinton Harry E Clinton John Judge Plattsburg Marvin E. Crannell Salzman Clnton Catholic Central High School Russell Sage College Eugene V. Coffey Lasalle Institute Union College Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Syracuse University Stillman & Son Wright Aeronautical Corp Mm Cincinnat Cincinnati

Pre Nuptial Parties Honor Miss Bussey Francis

Town F notes a tea in Honouf Mass for Miss Bussey Francis who will wed this month. Guests included Mrs Gordon Nertzell and Mrs Charles C Freihofer with others from New York and nearby towns. A personal shower and tea were hosted, with Dr and Mrs Harry Weeant visiting New York City.

Moersche Francis Honouf Carolyn Buss Gordon Nertzell Charles C Freihofer Evans M Gorman Shenton Miss Bussey Francis Fretou New York Witham D_ Bos Harry New York City

Miss Morton Engaged to Corp John Ho Wallace

Mrs Gladys Morton of 838 Second Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Musa Marilyn Y. Morton to Corporal John Ho Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wallace of 464 Fourth Avenue. Morton is a Lansingburg High School and Troy Business College graduate employed in the Personnel Department of Selective Service Headquarters in Albany. Wallace is a Lansingburg High School graduate now stationed at Fort Camp and formerly with Western Electric. A wedding date is set.

Gladys ¥. Morton Second Avenue Musa Marilyn Y. Morton Corp John Ho Wallace Joseph Wallace Fourth Avenue Morton Lansingburg High School Troy Business College Selective Service Albany Corporal Wallace Lanningburg High School Fine Camp Western Electric Co

Beatrice Smith Weds Sgt G F Richmond in Brunswick Parsonage

Beatrice Jetme Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Ashe Smith of Melrose married Staff Sergeant George F Richmond son of the late Frederick Richmond on Monday Sept 27 at Brunswick Presbyterian parsonage. Rev John C Havenstemm officiated with Miss Gertrude Wager and Harry Membert as attendants. The bride wore a light blue wool tailored dress with dark blue accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses. Maid of honor wore a similar blue shade with black accessories and a rose corsage. A reception followed at Sunset. Sergeant Richmond returned to Camp Butner NC where he is stationed. Mrs Richmond will continue work at Watervliet Arsenal.

Beatrice Smith G. F. Richmond Mass Beatrice Jetme Smith Ashe Hy Smith Melrose George F. Richmond Frederick Richmond Erty Brunswick Presbyterian Parsonage John C Havenstemm Misa Gertrude Wager Harry Ayide Richmond Mag Camp Butner N .C Watervliet Arsenal

Local residents report arrivals and returns from travels

Personal notices list Pfe Harry E. Mc Claire arriving in India and Katherine Barber returning from Ballston Spa. Other entries mention Mrs James Williamson and Mrs Rachel Ryan returning from New York, Mrs Elizabeth Taylor returning from White Plains, Mrs Lagrand P. Hyde Jr. returning from Camp Howze, and sergt B True Robinson visiting Pattison field. Additional notes include Mrs Eliarbeth Taylor visiting White Plains and Mrs Williamson and Mrs Ryan traveling with friends from Whitehall.

Seventh Avenue Harry E. McClaire India Katherine Barber Third Avenue Ballston New York Whitehall Eliarbeth Taylor Bethesda Troy White Plains

Troy Man Takes Bride In Lansingburg Ceremony

Miss Marjorie Pauline Weick of Columbus Nebraska married William H. Fellows of 369 Seventh Avenue in a ceremony at the Fellows home. Rev Seth N Genung officiated with Lohengrin March. The couple will reside in Washington after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Out of town guests included Mrs Gladys J Weick and Mrs Edna Rohn.

Marjorie Pauline Weick John P. Weick Columbus Neb William H. Fellows James C. Fellows Seventh Avenue Fellows Home Seth .N. Genung First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg Department of Commerce Washington, D. C Lansingburg High School University of Abhenous Fellows National Bureau of Standards Niagara Salis Washington Gladys J Weick Edna Rohn Newark

Miss Coffey Weds Thomas Poweas Clinton in Sacred Heart

Miss Mary Louie Coffey daughter of Mrs. James V. Coffey and the late Supreme Court Justice, married Thomas Poweas Clinton of Cincinnati Ohio. The ceremony was held at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Edward T Reilly officiating. Clinton and Coffey will reside in Cincinnati after a reception at Mrs. Coffey’s Elm Grove Avenue home.

Engagements Announced for Tenkyck and Garner Families

Mrs Edward J Tenkyck announces the engagement of daughter Mary Katherine Tenkyck to Ensign John Edward Ryan United States Navy Reserve son of Assistant Attorney General and Mrs Edward L Ryan. The couple planned for a tea at the Ten Eyck home with family and friends present. The second engagement listed is Mildred Garner to Harold E Gardner Navy third class son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Gardner both of Averill Park with the wedding set for November.

Edward J. Tenkyck Desegon Avenue Mary Katherine Tenkyck John Edward Ryan U.S N.R Edward L Ryan Maple Avenue TenEyck Miss TenEyck Emma Willard School Wheelock College Boston Ensign Ryan LaSalle Institute Holy Anne Swensson Grace Wygant Harriett, Hayes Marion Gay McCown Philadelphia Mass Ten Eyck's College Moses C. Garner RD. 2 Averill Park Mass Mildred Garner Harold E Gardner ARM Navy Arnold Gardner Gardner Panama

Miss Barbara Ham Guest at Showers

Prenuptial parties honor Miss Barbara Ham daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett G Ham as she brides this month. Miss Betty Bumstead hosted a kitchen shower with guests including Jean Campbell Annet Swensson Catherine Schacht Ellen Stanton and Julie O Connor Mrs Ham. Miss Swensson held a miscellaneous shower with eight attendees. Miss Lucille Baylis hosted a shower at her home on McChesney Court with multiple guests in attendance.

Barbara Ham Everett G Ham Betty Bumstead Miss Ham Jean Campbell Annet Swensson Watherineg Schacht Ellen Stanton Julie O'Connor Ham Miss Swensson Lucille Baylis McChesney Court

Junior Service League To Host Annual Tea Event

The Catholic Junior Service League announces its annual membership tea set for Sunday October 24 from 3 to 6 pm at The Hendrick Hudson. Elizabeth Meyers is general chairman with Betty Simmons assisting, and a committee includes Jane Bussey, Katherine Donahue, Margaret Devens, Mrs Jane Britton, and Mrs William O'Brien. A rummage sale by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church will run tomorrow and Wednesday from 9:30 am at 118 Congress Street, with Mrs Franklin H. West and group leaders in charge.

Catholic Junior Service League Hendrick Hudson Elizabeth Meyers Wall Betty Simmons Jane Bussey Katherine Donahue Margaret Devens Jane Britton Wiliam O’brien Saline Woulens Society of Christian Service Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church Congress Street Franklin H. West

Transfer notes and local notices from the Brunswick Ward

Center Brunswick Ward records the transfer of Chaplain Dayton G. Vian Deusen from Arizona to Virginia. Pvt. Ruth Van Deusen WAC moves from Florida to Camp Wolters Texas where she is linked to a library. Church groups schedule meetings and events across Troy and Grange Hall with volunteers leading activities.

Friendly Circle The Methodist Church Grange

Petersburg Family Returns From Welch House Visit

Peters burg Merwin Lewis and sister Misa Edith Lewis of New York have returned after spending a week at the Welch House.

Merwin Lewis Misa Edith Lewis New York Welch House

Miss Hirst Weds Sergeant Douttier In Watervliet Home

Miss Marjorie Hirst daughter of Miss Harold Hirst of Water vliet and Staff Sergeant Jack W Douttier son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Douttier of Cropseyville were married Saturday at 4 pm in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev Eldon H Martin officiated with Miss Dorothy Lansing Albany maid of honor and Burton Montgomery best man. A reception followed for immediate families. The bride a graduate of Emma Willard School and Albany School of Commerce has worked at Socony Vacuum Co Albany. Sergeant Douttier has served in the Air Corps and is stationed at Morrison Field West Palm Beach Florida. The couple will reside in West Palm Beach after a short wedding trip.

Marjorie Hirst Harold Hirst Watervliet Jack W. Douttiel Frank W Douttiel Cropseyville Eugene C. Cross Emma Willard School Albany School of Comtometry Socony Vacuum Co Albany Douttiel Air Corps Morrison Field West Palm Beach Fila West Palm

Anything Can Happen At Camp Lee And In The City

A mixed digest reports a 14 year old's armed holdup attempt foiled by a 90 pound grocery clerk at a Omaha store. In Madison a turpentine attack on Mike the dog is survived by gifts to the kennel. A Jefferson City teen misses gum due to censor. Camp Horn records the wettest quarter with 799,416 beer bottles consumed. Salt Lake City notes a thief leaving clothing behind and a penny found in a throat. Camp Lee tunes meals with GI music at chow time including Sinatra for WACs.

Omaha Barbara Graham Grocey Madison Wis Mike Nog Jefferson City Bill Florence St. Louis Pacific Betty Lou Strange Betty Lou Camp Horn Anz Camplain Army Desert Training Center 81St Infantry Division Salt Lake City Spokane Wash Sharon Camp Lee Special Service Division G. I Special Service Office WAC Frank Sinatra

Teachers to Meet for War Era State Conference

Dr Reinhold Schairer research director of the United States Committee of Educational Reconstruction will be the principal speaker at the first streamlined wartime convention of the Eastern Zone New York State Teachers Association in Albany with teachers from Troy and surrounding areas attending. The two day meeting is cut to a morning general session followed by a business meeting in the afternoon. Schairers topic is Problems Pacing Education in the War and Postwar Periods. A panel discussion with State Education Commissioner George D Stoddard Assemblyman Irving Ives Harold P French and others will follow. Stoddard opens the general session at 9 15 am with greetings and French speaks on A Forward Look.

Reinhold Schairer United States Committee of Educational Reconstruction New York State Teachers’ Associaten Chancellor’s Hall Albany Troy Schairer Educatonal Reconstruction Committee New York University Great Britain Europe Scharrer George D. Stoddard Irving Ives Harold P. French State W. Howard Pallsbury Schenectady Clara Bacon Amsterdam Gladys Newell Delmar Stoddard French

Bacon Hill Notes on Local Health and Service Guests

Mrs Howard Galusha underwent an appendectomy at Saratoga Hospital last week. Clifford Wolfe has received an honorable Army discharge and is now in California. The Ladies Aid committee, to serve dinner for the Claims men at Bacon Hill Church, met at Ah Hout VanDerwerken’s to plan the event.

Howard Galusha Saratoga Hospital Clifford Wolfe Army California Ladies Aid Bacon H Ah Hout VanDerwerken

Wake up drink using lemon juice and water

A healthful morning remedy promotes regularity without harsh laxatives. Sunkist lemon juice in water on an empty stomach is claimed to stimulate bowel action daily and provide vitamin C and other nutrients while supporting digestion and alkalinization.

Sunkist California

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Miss LeMay Sara Albany Board of Managers of Bethesda Hotel William Richard Dunne Vonette Frederics Beauty Salon Marilyn Y. Morton Miss Morton Corp. Wallace Troy Man Gustave Lorey Mary Katherine Ten Eyck Junior Service League Center Brunswick Petersburg Miss Hirst Nit Con John Lewis Avenue A William P. Hayes Fort Leonard Wood Mary McHale Exehth Avenue John Mahar Catalina Cal P Cen Deluxe Peru National Distillers Products Corporation
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