Betty Bell Marries John Paul Greg Ware in St. Jean Baptiste
Betty Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Denter Bell of 19 Willis Street and Pvt John Paul Greg Ware son of Roy Gregware of 141 Monroe Street united in marriage Thursday at 3 pm in St Jean Baptiste Church Rev Harvey J Bessette officiated Miss Agnes LaRivee was maid of honor and Pvt Roy Greg Ware served as best man The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside at 19 Willis Street after returning The bride is a Troy High School graduate employed at Cluett Peabody Co Inc The groom a La Salle Institute and Siena College graduate is stationed at Fort Mead Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bell
Denter Bell
Willis Street
John Paul Greg Ware
Roy Gregware
Monroe Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Harvey J. Bessette
Agnes LaRivee
Roy Greg- Ware
Court Margaret Plans Supper at USO Club
Court Margaret, C. D. A., completed arrangements for a buffet supper at the USO Club in the Masonic Temple. The event is set for Sunday evening, Nov. 28, with Grand Regent Mrs. Mabel E. Stallmer as general chairman and a team including Miss Lillian B. Brady, Mrs. Mary Monahan, and several others handling food, tables, serving, reception, and waitresses. Mrs. Monahan will host a harvest party Oct. 26 at 1819 Seventh Avenue to fund charity. Miss Mary Riley spoke on War Bonds and Stamps for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Margaret
USO Club
Masonic Temple
Mabel E. Stalimer
Stallmer
Lillian B. Brady
Mary Monahan
Agnes Tarpey
Emily M. O'Connell
Catherine F. O'Hare
Catherine Cooper
Betty Ray
Christine Fritz
Beena Conway
Seventh Avenue
Margaret Sheridan
Mary Riley
War Finance Committee
Latham Home Bureau Schedules All Day Meeting and Events
An all day Latham Home Bureau session at Calvary Hall opened at 10 30 am with a meat extenders and victory recipes lesson by Mrs Joseph Dupree. A noon box luncheon followed by a home life lesson by Mrs James Mac Dowell and a brief business meeting presided by Mrs Fred Hollis. Plans announced for a covered dish luncheon on Friday November 19 and a mending class meeting on November 4. The Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Troy meets today at 6 pm at the Crystal Bar featuring a Halloween costume dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Home Bureau
Calvary Hall
Joseph Dupree
James MacDowell
Fred Hollis
Frank Dupree
Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Troy
Crystal Bar
Troy Girl Is Bride Miss Muriel F. Cavanaugh Weds Sergt William A De Filippis
Miss Muriel F. Cavanaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Cavanaugh 833 Eighth Avenue and Sergt William A De Filippis son of Mr and Mrs Joseph De Filippis Otsego Avenue were married Sunday Oct 10 at Our Lady of Victory Church in Troy Rev James G Hart officiated Attendant was Ellen DeFilippis best man Richard Harrison The couple planned a family dinner and reception at the bride’s home Sergeant DeFilippis will report to Camp Phillips Kansas and the bride will live with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel F. Cavanaugh
Emmett Cavanaugh
Eighth Avenue
William A. de Filippis
Joseph de Filippis
Minnie de Filippis
Otsego Avenue
Our Lady of Victory Church
James G. Hart
Ellen DeFilippis
Richard Harrison
Sunset Inn
South Cambridge Girl Becomes Bride
Miss Bevin B. Bassett daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George L Bassett of South Cambridge became the bride of William M Irwin son of Mr and Mrs William J Irwin of East Greenwich. The ceremony was performed in South Argyle by Rev Paul Reynolds. The couple will reside in East Greenwich after a short wedding trip. A reception followed at the Cambridge home of Mr and Mrs Webster Pratt for immediate relatives. The article also notes a church supper and rummage sale hosted by The Kings Daughters of United Presbyterian Church at 6 o'clock and on Wednesday Oct 20 at 107 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevin B. Bassett
George L. Bassett
South Cambridge
William M. Irwin
William J. Irwin
East Greenwich
South Argyle
Paul Reynolds
Audria Bassett
Elmer Woodward
Greenwich
Webster Pratt
Cambridge
Irwin
King's Daughters of the United Presbyterian Church
Dora Bills
Congress Street
City finances praised by Trojans booster
In a letter to residents, a city advocate says after reviewing independent accounts the debt is being reduced and the current administration is steering Troy onto a better financial road. He promises more details about debt in a Wednesday address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Schaghticoke Couple United in Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Alice Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs John Steele Schaghticoke and Robert Treadway of Albany wed Friday at 11 am in the Presbyterian Manse Schaghticoke officiated by Rev George Kilgus sister Betty Steel maid of honor gown aqua velveteen decor corsages orchids best man Owen Martin luncheon at bride parents home for immediate family following ceremony Mrs Treadway formerly secretary to Dr Stephen H Curtis of Troy Mr Treadway employed by New York Power and Light Albany couple will reside at 88 Dove Street Albany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Steele
John Steele
Schaghticoke
Robert Treadway
Albany
George Kilgus
First Presbyterian Church of
Betty Steel
Owen Martin
Treadway
Stephen H. Curtis
Troy
New York Power and Light
Dove Street
Miss Mullin Weds Andrew Germond in Oneonta Church
Miss Marjorie Mullin daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Mullin of 52 Thirteenth Street married Andrew T Germond son of Mrs Ethel Germond of 61 Maple Street in a ceremony at St Francis de Sales factory on October 16. Attendants were Miss Mary McGlynn and Albert Townsend. They took a trip to the Adirondacks and will reside at 182 State Street Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mullin
Leo C. Mullin
Thirteenth Street
Andrew T. Germond
Ethel T. Germond
Maple Street
Oneonta
St. Francis de Sales
Mary McGlynn
Watervliet
Albert Townsend
Adirondacks
Germond
State Street
Albany
China Missionary To Address Society Evening Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Ninth Presbyterian Church will meet at the chapel tonight at 8 pm with Mrs. A. J. Fisher of China as guest speaker. Hostesses include Mrs. Gain, Mrs. Franke, Miss Willkie, Miss Everingham, Mrs. White, Mrs. Gebhardt, Mrs. Laddell, and Miss Ratigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Ninth Presbyterian Church
A. J. Fisher
China
Mary Gain
William Franke
Irma Willkie
Edith Everingham
A. R White
Adolph Gebhardt
Sally Laddell
Lizzie Ratigan
Miss Ham Married in Boston Area Nuptials
Barbara Jane Ham wed David Simond Claflin in a Saturday ceremony at the Ham home. Officiant Rev. Frederick W. Evans. Music by H townson Heister and Violinist Vida Miller Chamberlin. Reception followed. Bride wore ice blue. groom a maritime officer. Out-of-town guests included Harris of Orange and Spang of Providence.
Town houseguest and upcoming wedding related in Troy area
Mrs B McGowan Saunders of Minneapolis visits for week as houseguest of Dr and Mrs Randall Bussey while her son Lieutenant Nelson Saunders Jr plans to marry Carolyn Bussey next Saturday. Local social round includes tea for Miss Clemmell Lay and Miss Anne Wellington at Emma Willard events with Mrs Rousseau and others. Captain Lindsley McChesney returns home on leave as Lieutenant Gordon Turner earns a new rank. Columbus wedding ties include Miss Martha Gillespie to Lieut Charles L Trigg with a St Paul Episcopal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. McGowan Saunds
Minneapolis
Minn
Louis Nelson Saunders Jr
Carolyn Bussey
Randall Bussey
Myron J. Adams
Flushing
L. L
Henry Rothmann
Lay
Anne Wellington
Emma Willard School
Kellas Hall
Clemenell Lay
William W. Rousseau
Troy
Emma Willard Alumnae
Miss Wellington
Misa Lay
John O. Amstuz
William F. Gurley
Peter L. Harvie
Edward H. Pattison
Ernest le Warnecke
Dewight Marvin
Jane
Bush
Helene Bussey
James R. Stevenson, Jr
Ralph&. Passanno
Charles ©. Freihofer, Jr
Faye MacChesney
B. McGowan Saunders
Lindsley McChesney
Harold W. Turner
Waterford
Pacific Combat Area
Columbus
D. Angus Gillespie
Clarence H. Trigg
Dema LaRose
Martha Barbara Gillespie
Charles Lee Trigg
Army Air Corps
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Home Bureau Holds Membership Tea in Defreestville
The Home Bureau of Defreestville held a membership tea at Mrs. George Gowie’s home with new chairwoman Mrs. Hazel McKulbere presiding. Reports covered Schaghticoke Fair exhibits, Monday’s exhibit, mending, household management lessons, and a St Johns Church food lesson. The next meeting, November 11 at 10 am at Mrs. Cyrus Phillips’s home, will feature a repeat food lesson by association agent Mrs. Pitcomb, after a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau of
Defreestville
George Gowie
Hazel McKulbere
Elma Lape
Schaghticoke Fair
Thomas Coleman
Adam Bouachee
Wright
Cornell University
Harry Schram
St. John's Church
Miss Wood
Pitcomb
Detreestville
Cyrus Phillips
Albert Wilbur
Local Notables and Servicemen Visiting, Hospital Convalescence
Personal notices list Mrs. Rokjer of 405 Seventh Avenue in Leonard Hospital for treatment. Miss Carol Cornwell of 5 Prospect Avenue convalesces at Samaritan Hospital after an appendectomy. The Applins of New York visit Troy with Mrs. Wendell and Mr. Wendell at 21 Sheridan Avenue. Teresa and Vera Lewis of Cohoes returned from Erie for a brother-in-law’s death. Frank Acker, formerly of Watervliet, and Pvt. George P. Leahy with the Air Corps at Avon Park and Pvt. Frank E. Butler at Camp Lee arrived in Troy to spend furloughs, Leahy for 15 days and Butler for 8 days. Both traveled from the South to Mitchell Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rokjer
Seventh Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Carol Cornwell
James Cornwell
Prospect Avenue
Samaritan
Cohoes
Erie Pa
Frank Acker
Watervliet
George P. Leahy
Air Corps
Avon Park
Fla
Frank E. Butler
Air Crops
Camp Libra
Ala
Troy
Leahy
Butler
Mitchell Field
Sorority Plans Bond Rally Meeting Notes
The I Will Con sorority met at Miss Mary McHale’s Watervliet home to plan a bond rally. A variety package was sent to John Mahar at Catalina Island and another to James Byrnes in the South Pacific. The next meeting will be at Miss Anna Mae Fitzgerald’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Will Con
Mary McHale
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
John Mahar
Catalina Island
Cal
James Byrnes
South Pacific
Anna Mae Fitzgerald
Balsam Avenue
War Chest Opens Drive Headquarters Heads Campaign Drive
The Allied Communities War Chest launches its second annual appeal from the old stand at 253 Broad way. Ernest L. Warneke, general campaign chair, says the $325,000 target is the largest yet, to cover national war agencies and 20 Community Chest agencies plus new allied-group relief efforts. Budget breakdown lists 161,200 for Community Chest agencies and 115,900 for War Relief and Service agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Communities War Chest
Broadway
Ernest L. Warneke
Community Chest
Warneke
LSU
United Seamen's Service
National War Fund
Tray Uso
Watervliet Uso
Congressional Clerks Also Have Deductions
The Record Bureau reports that House clerks face tax withholdings. A list for Congressman Dean P. Taylor of Troy shows L Nugent Daly with an annual salary of 3,900 dollars, retirement 16.25, withholding tax, net per month 217.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
House
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
L. Nugent Daly
Schenectady General Gets New Army Post
Brig. Gen. Leroy Collins of Schenectady has been named commander of the re established American Army base section in Northern Ireland. Col Harry B Vaughan Jr of Norfolk Va will replace Collins as commanding officer of the western base section, with the decision announced in London on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Collins
Schenectady
Northern Ireland
London
Harry 8. Vaughan, Jr
Norfolk
Collins
Man Stabbed by Wife Faces Assault Charge
Salvatore Presutti, 54, of 71 Adams Street, hospitalized since Saturday October 9 with a knife wound allegedly inflicted by his wife. She confessed to stabbing in defense of her 15 year old daughter and is held on first degree assault awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Presutti
Adams Street
Samaritan Hospital
Rviti
James F. Byron Ian
Rensselaer County
State Street Group To Meet This Evening
The monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church is set for this evening in the chapel at 8 p.m. Mrs. William J. Armstrong presides and Miss Florence E. Buswell and Miss Helen Mae Abbott will present The Status of Women. Hostess is Mrs. Arthur E. Xander, assisted by several named members. Fragmentation bombs are carried to earth by rayon parachutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fifth Avenue
State Street Methodist Church
Wiliam J. Armstrong
Presi- Jone Prasifin
Charles A. ‘Dow Tal
Florence E. Buswell
Helen Mae Abbott
Arthur E. Xander
Mary Brown
Clinton
Lillian Cooper
Wendel! Hess
Ela Remete
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Forrold
Paul Proctor
4Th ST
John Paul Gregware
Troy Girl Is
Miss Mullin
China Missionary To Address Society
Sherman
Keeler's
Armin Hewitt
W. Vincent O'Connor
Arthur L. Wright
Meredith H. Thompson
Ivy McMurray
Harry E. Clinton. Jr
Calaery Polytechnic Institute
R. P. J. Women’s Club
Paolo Albertine
Nathan Benderson
Herman B. Odes
Central Avenue
Muriel Odes
Howard Lester Berkowitz
David H. Berkowitz
Odes
Berkowitz
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Pi Tau Sigma
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Miss Ham
Everett G. Ham
Seymour Court
Barbara Jane Ham
David Simond Claflin
Lewis L. Claflin
Medford Street
Boston
Mass
Frederick W. Evans
H.townsend Heister
Vida Miller Chamberlin
Mischa Elman
Gluck
Godard
Thais” Massenet
John Robe Deal
Wellesley
Dexter K. Claflin
Ham
Mrs. Cl
Carl Harris
Orange
Glenys Johnson
Brookline
Ralph A. Spang
Providence
R. I
Ruth Porter
Larchmont
P. W. Ham
Home Bureau
Sorority
Charles Baker
Sixth Avenue
Betty L. Baker
Corp
Joseph P. Farnam
Philip Farnam
Miss Baker
Lansingburg High School
Corporal Farnam
LaSalle Institute
Marine Air Base
Cherry Point
N. C
By Paul Ford
Somerset Matcham
Eleanor Roosevelt
War Chest
Congressional
Modernella Saten
Mrs. America
S.a
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady, New York
Sro
Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association
Second Street
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