Troy Man Takes Bride at Home Ceremony
Mise Miriam Wooley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Terrell P Wooley of Barswet, became the bride on Wednesday to Rickere Biewne, son of Mr and Mrs BR Snowe of the area. The ceremony was held at home with close family in attendance and vows exchanged in a simple setting.
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Miriam Wooley
Terrell P. Wooley
Barswet, & C
Rickere Biewne
Mir
Mes
BR. H. Snowe
Siree
Frosia
Waterford Man to Wed Nett Jersey Girt
Waterford man to wed Miss Jersey girl Miss Florence Widdette of Linden New Jersey announces engagement and approaching marriage set for November 8 at St Mark's Episcopal Church San Antonio Texas Corporal Thompson a Linden High School graduate and Private Willetts a Waterford High School graduate both in service. Halloween party at Willard School draws costumed students with prizes for best outfits and entertainment by Miss M Virginia Calhoun and Miss Grace Bartholomew featuring music and a House of Horrors.
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Idovd Thompson
Linden
X. J
Brsvetford
Florence Widette
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
San Antonio
Tes
Gestral Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Thompson
Linden High School
Exama’ Willard School Playhouse
Four Acres
M. Virginia Calhoun
Dramatic Council
Grace” Bartholomew
Fortune Telle
Joan
Spain
Esrich
Miss Jane Reynolds Engaged To Lt James Lee Phillips
Miss Jane Reynolds Atwood Reynolds announced engagement to Lieutenant James Lee Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Roland Reynolds. The wedding planned for October is to take place in a union. Phillips trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology before enlisting in the Army Air Force in 1933 and served as a pilot with the Eighth Air Force, was shot down and captured in Germany, now on terminal leave and to resume studies at MIT in November as a member of the Theta Chi fraternity.
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Roland E. Reynolds
People’s Avenue Wave
Jane Atwood Reynolds
James
Gerard D
Regis
Massachusetts Instite of Technology
Phillins
Massachusetts
Instite
Army Air Force
Eighth Force
Germany
Phillips
MOLT
Theta 'Chi Braternit
Memorial Methodist Church Activities Dinner and Choir Rehearsals
The Bankers and Farmers Institute hosts its annual dinner at Memorial Methodist Church at 6:27 p m with Heather Group serving. Activities include apron sewing, religious instruction for grades three to six, youth and senior choir rehearsals, chapel hour, and a men’s program in the parish house.
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Bankers and Farmers Institute
Memorial Methodist Church
Heather Group
Clarence
W. Powwers
Mra
Albert BE. Bleckner
David J. Livingsone
Iner
Methodist Chu
Slum Literary Club to Hear Prof Dana in Troy
Prof Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana will speak on Seven Russian Arts at the Slum Literary Club of Troy at The Hendrick Hudson Friday afternoon. He has taught at the University of Paris and in New York, and has lectured at Harvard Yale Dartmouth Cornell Wellesley Vassar and others.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana
Troy
Harvard University
Dana
University of Paris
Innce
Coity
New York
For Social
York
Harvard
Yale
Dartworth
Cornell
Wellesley
Vassar
Cambridge
Dracz Guset
Russia
Hearst
Arms
Vated Longfellex
Cane Tuye
Esnecia
Sage Club Initiation for 1946 Education Majors
Eleven physical education majors from Russell Sage College class of 1946 were initiated by the Sage Club at East Acres. Miss Keee Mem presided as president of theNEW Meisters. new members include Huth Renttamit and others. Public participation by Helen McKinstry Club members occurred at Miss McKinstry's house.
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Russell Boge College
Ees
East Acres Ponel
Aes
Keee
Weltes
Russel Sage Cotege
Central School of
Gene 2
New York
SEW
Tex
McKinstry
Hoosick Couple Married In Ivy Ceremony At Home Church
Hoosick residents Florence Elsie Fonda and LeGrand Sweet wed at the Episcopal Church with Rev J J Gould presiding. Miss Ruth Bovie was maid of honor and Howell Sweet best man. The couple plans to reside in Hoosick after a wedding trip, with Mr. Sweet a farmer.
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Ivy
Florence Elsie Fonda
Flora Fonda
Hoogix
LeGrand Sweet
Hoosick
Egoptise
J. J. Gould
Jeannette Green
Stra
Gerla O
Ruth Bovie
Howell Sweet
Lyman Rudd
Ellis Sweet
Town Notes On Visitors And Exitors At Newburg Horse Show
Tom Go To New Hampshire Ensign and Mrs Roger P Rice left for New Hampshire after visiting Mrs Rice's parents Mr and Mrs Leslie W Rolfe Visitor Returns Mrs Irma McKay Jayne a former Troy resident returned yesterday to Orient after two weeks visiting friends Leave For South Star and Mrs Clinton Meneely and son Tucker who were in town with Major Meneely's father Chester Meneely left yesterday for Orlando Show Exhibitors Mr and Mrs James T Whitehurst Jr Mr and Mrs William D Boswell and John Brose were among exhibitors at the all day horse show conducted Saturday at Newburg Mrs Whitehurst spent last week in New York visiting her sister in law Mrs George Similes
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New Hampshire Ensign
Roger P. Rice
New Hampshire
Orlando
Fia
James T. Whitehurst
Willam D. Boswell
John Brosemere
Newburg
Whitehurst
New York
George Similes
Miss Joanne Woodhouse Bride of Starrett C Kennedy
Miss Joanne Margaret Woodhouse of Brunswick Road and Cincinnati announces her marriage to Starrett Clark Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy of Roosa Gap and New York. Ceremony at Plymouth Church of the Bugrims New York by Rev Pied. Kennedy to serve as ensign after graduation from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Frances Arco engagement to Edward Cupolo also noted.
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Joanne Woodhouse
Bride of Starrett C. Kennedy
Margaret Demers Woodhouse
Brunswick Road
John Stahl Woodhouse
Cincinnati O
Joanne Margaret Woodhouse
Starrett Clark Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Roosa Gap
New York
Plymouth Church of the Bugrims
Pied
Kennedy
Emma Willard School
YMI
Fussell Sage College
Albert Fox
Demets
John Henry Weedhouse
Rensselaer Polytechnic Tath
Frank Esposito
Seventh Avenue
Frances Arco
Philip Arto
Edward Cupolo
Bruno Cupolo
Fourth Street
Misa Arce
Alfred
Local Social Notes From Tibbits Avenue and Nearby
Mrs. George Johnson of Tibbits Avenue is confined at home by illness. Miss Elizabeth Hirkland of Emma Willard School left for St Lawrence University. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Filis returned from a five day Navy Day visit in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irving of Buffalo spent a week with Mrs. Irving’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Roche of Third Avenue hosted. Edwin Smith and daughter Sheryl of South Glens Falls were guests of Mrs. Smith’s parents. Mrs. William Nennstiel and children Virginia and Duke visited relatives in Cambridge. Lt Commander and Mrs. William Dunn departed for temporary residence in Norfolk after visiting in New York Philadelphia and Washington.
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George Johnson
Tibbits Avenue
Elizabeth Hirkland
Emma Willard School
St. Lawrence University
Raymond G. Filis
First Avenue
Watervliet
New York
Walter
Irving
Buffalo
Edwin Smith
Sheryl
South Glens Falla
William Dunn
Norfolk, Va
Dunn
Frank Glasheen
Wartol
Philadelphia
Washington
Samaritan Hospital Club Elects New Officers and Plans Halloween Party
Miss Philomenia Speciale was elected president of the Samaritan Hospital Five Year Club at its annual meeting. Other officers include Miss Julia Gysbury as treasurer and Miss Marion Kedler as secretary. The club will hold a Halloween costume party in the hospital recreation room tomorrow night. Mrs. Helen Warren, superintendent, spoke briefly on the club’s work, and refreshments were by a committee led by Miss Martha Deal.
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Philoménia Speciale
the Samaritan Hospital
Julia Gysbury
Marion Kedler
Helen Warren
Martha Deal
Flatiron Building Declines as New York’s Tour Draw
The Flatiron Building once stood as New York City’s premier attraction but now draws few visitors. At 43 years since its 1902 steel frame erection it has seen tenants depart, the last leaving in 1936, with the final long term tenant aging into his thirties of residence.
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New York
The
Blood donors honored at Baton Rouge banquet
The Intercitic Club Council awarded certificates to 52 donors who had given blood at least three times during a recent Baton Rouge banquet, recognizing their service to the community and blood program.
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Baton Rouge, la
Intercitic Club Council
Speed Key To Warplane Of Future
Aviation experts discuss a future of Mach numbers replacing miles per hour, forecasting jet propulsion and flights at 50,000 feet and speeds near the speed of sound. Boeing and military planners anticipate secret projects, while Arnold and general officers project bombers speeding 500 to 600 mph with long ranges as compressibility challenges fade.
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Washington
Aviadios
Wellwood Beall
Boeing
Abe Severa
Arnold
Army
Marshall
General Arnold
Air Forces
Ernest Mach
Troy man pays fine for reckless driving
Kenneth Rafferty, 16, of 3317 Sixth Avenue, paid a $25 fine to Troy Police Court after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license. He was arrested following a collision between his 1935 sedan and a Fifth Avenue bus at 112th Street and Fifth Avenue, injuring three bus passengers.
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Kenneth Rafferty
Sixth Avenue
Troy
Rafferty
Fifth Avenue
112Th Street
Green Island Drive Raises Funds Amid School Involvement
Green Island reports a community War Chest drive totaling 570080 with education contributions reaching 509.11 294 at Hearty School and St Joseph's. The 200 percent participation included every student and faculty member. Taxes info given by Grace P. Wilkie, collector, 19 am to 2 pm. Rehearsal tonight for Down in the Old Neighborhood moved to Legion Hall with cast urged to attend. Armistice Night chair Frank J. Har named. Ralph Tuario and Lester Barger head committees for the event on Nov 10.
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Alliei
Green Island
Priva
Migs Noribe
Hearty School
St Joseph's Bthoel
St. Joseph's
Grace P. Wilkie
Orice
Sesamnent
Legion Hall
Jack Keefe
Charles Ruiz
Veterans’ Memorial Fund
Frank J. Har
Legwarth- Curtin Post
American Legion
Ralph Tuario
Lester Barger
John McGrath
Former Governor Predicts Golden Era for America
Former Ohio Governor Myers Cooper foresees a golden era of unprecedented prosperity in the United States. He cautions that hard times could arise but asserts that business and labor have matured and must act responsibly for the public good.
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Cincinnati
America
Ohio
Myers
Cooper
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