Miss Minkler Bride in Blue With Arrow Bouquet
The bride, Miss Minkler, wore a blue wedding dress with a light blue features and a shoulder bouquet of roses. She is a Tray High School graduate employed in Cluett Pra nady Co's research department and will reside at 78 Part avg Avone after a wedding trip to Ann Fork and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Stonta
Druids de Biles Church
Reydimey Kelly
Gorangs
Miss Minkler
Tray H Fgh School
Cluett Pranady
la Selle Institute
Catholic Deathal High School
Woa
Gourley Co
Routie
Ann Fork
Boston
Clara Keene Engaged to David Wolverton Baker
Mr and Mrs Byram G Keene announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Keene to David Wolverton Baker, son of Dr and Mrs Ray Palme Baker. The wedding is planned for Soveinbet in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byram G Keene
Qdolle Avenur
Imei Dinglly
Clara Keene
David Wolverton Baker
Ray Palme
Soveinbet
Local social notes list several residents and visitors
Personal miss Mavauiy Welabr is ill and away for the week. Mis Edward Hargine arranged an expense trip to Aubin as a delegate to the synod. Vinnie Button, ex Salem resident, spoke. Mie Goa Vinnet visited Aubine. The Wallives, Nutley Nod family, and the Cibsomhs attended weekend gatherings. Cadety Richard and Jai 8 Baiger plan to attend a Charleston prom and a wedding later, with families planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavauiy
Edward Hargine
Aubin
Lia
Bieshieis
Vinnie Button
Salem Yesidmt
Goa
Dvenne
Nutley
Fred
Willard
Marjor
Couple Wed In Church At Lanwinghur Ceremony
The ceremony took place Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Benedict Presbyterian Church of Lanwinghur. The bride Miss Hansen of PH Pit Avenue wore a gown with lace sleeves and a long train. she graduated from Lan Jaghes High School and studied piano. The groom From New York State attended college. attendees included bridesmaids Joan Vich and Mrs Mutha Allen. best man Joans Vich from Canajounir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atis Pon
Hansen Dil
Vivalidiles Hansen
PH Pit Avenue
Beetou
Holly
Thoy
Bnat Presbytenai Ghuren
Lanwinghur
Seth
Ollser
Ninegiman
Mutha Allen
Niiron
Bongs
Joan Vich
Canajounir
Earl Hovahn
Charles F Hinson
Asory Demask
Roy
WS Hansen
Ionos Leiving
New York
Titta Avenue
Lan Jaghes High School
Yoo High Schon
Couple Takes Vows In Prosylerian Church Ceremony
A detailed wedding notice reports the marriage of Mier Minida Lo Slewari to Charles Ha DeVoe at the Prosylerian Church. Rev John W Start Palms presided with John Kienle assisting, chrysanthemums and a white slipper wedding party decor, and music by Athell Steiner and Mie Taylon Ke. Guests included Buffalo residents, with receptions at the Turtle’s home and later references to family, education, and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier
Minida
Samuel Slewart
Maran Stone
Charles B DeVoe
Biltala
Charles Ha DeVoe
Arrind
John W Start
John Kienle
Athell Steiner
Mie Taylon
Stewart
Hover
Preston
Rube T
John Yo Gates
Buffalo
Samuel Stewart
Vecopla
Rs Stewart
Lusde
Ted Osee
Beide
Drosthigh School
DeVoe
Buffalo School
Buffalo Police Department
Buffalo Seracise
Ossintius
Miss Robison Weds in Sandytken Sweden Double Ceremony
The bride Miss Robison married Claus Ludwig Sporeh in Sandviken Sweden on Sept set in Church of Sandys and a reception at the couple’s home. Bridesmaids and family attended as the couple plan to reside at Sandviken Steel Works after brief wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandytken
Sweden
Boihata Vein Robison
Wraid Mus
Ella H Robison
Claus Ludwig Sporeh
Miindars Lit Sporel
Jrandheim
Norgay
Uete
Karl Frederik
Sean Faffela
Jong Sleevta
Ada
Mi Ind Ib
Karl Faeder
Gorenseon
Bamia
Jumar P Culke
Technical University
Berry
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Asso
Iis
Sandvik
Melrose Couples Wed In Double Melrose Ceremony
Miss Joanie Mattila and Miss Dorothy Manning wed in Melrose at 4:30 am officiated by Theodore Kuylih. Best man Joseph Golinski and cousin Stephen Marjowsine stood with groomsmen James Woe and others. A reception followed at St Mien oly Hill Colwes. The brides reside in Melrose and will live there after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidolie
Rassii
Eavien Cohoea
Mies Ann Watyln Daughins
Mii
Wee Panthitala
Meljoaend
Michael Wondain
Vrooom
Wis
Hivity Mandzilake
Vgliose
Mith Rey
Theodore Kuylih
Joaie Mattila Wah
Isueio
Wisa Pau Norton
Vas Sahu Matil
James
Joseph Golinski
Stephen Marjowsine
St Mienoly Hill
Colwes
Melrose
Lansingour High School
Lhe Buntau
Lansingouig High School
Rollis
Dorothy
Ta Sew Xarke
Washington
Mia Bolles
Troy
Ballston Spu Nurse To Be Wed In Fall
Engagement announced for Belén Pathan to Bul Megiathy Bilavia. Wedding planned for fall with familial and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spu
Bernard
Paloa
Belén Pathan
MeGiathy
Bilavia
Savanaagh
Rat Ya
Isons
Dance event highlights with local youth and leaders
A community dance event Saturday featured youth performers and guests including Miss Aulas and Betty Seren Tie angus. Lara ib and Deviled Chatman presided, with many attendees from Amey Tecoised Ureseghin Shawn and surrounding groups enjoying music and showcases.
Mrs Sanford T Chuett Returns to Town From Hebron
Mrs Sanford T Chuett sails into town today from Hebron where she has been visiting Mr and Mrs Father Marshall in Watertown. Elisabeth Seelye, daughter of State Senator Gilbert Seelye, has returned to her home in Point Hillsaster and is spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ken eth Dering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford T Chuett
Hebron
Father Marshall
Watertown
Walon J Alanis
Walentoun
Fflomer
Mo Rice
Eliabeth Seelya
Staty Sen
Gilbert Seelye
Hoint Hallsater
Mi and
Mio Keneth
Dering
Local Visitors Stay With Gleason Family During Weekend
West Sand Lake residents and relatives visit Mr Gleason and his mother Mrs Ida Gleason in Covnth. The group includes Mrs Kenneth Mandal and daughters. They will move to Utica soon with a house available. The Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Tanta Duther Church plans a covered dish supper at the parish house Wednesday with a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sand Lake
Tris
Fedinini
Serously
Iohaip
Defi Eestville
Teroy Gleason
Seheneckdy
Gleasons
Ida Gleason
Kenneth Mandal
Daugt
Covnth
Mogie Tynes
Utlenay
Yong Womens Missionary
Tanta Duther
Williams College Students Entered On Or
Williams College students Williams, Williams, and Caodman of Tichits Avenue are listed among entrants. The fragmented OCR reads as a notice of student entries at Williams College, with unclear spellings for several names. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Terlag Lous Bursawsk
Bounswick
Ty and
Allen Richard Caodman
Tichits Avenue
Willams College
Oor
Thiam Club to Host Speaker Allee Ganjer Bulley
The Thiam Club announces a speaker at its meeting likely discussing Hawat Sha and the Mion Literacy Club. The talk mentions Hendrick Hudson and a 20 year life event, noting U S Army service in 1898 and a comparison to American democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Ganjer Bulley
Hendrick
Ugneers Elen Lettre
Hawaie Development Front
Education Units Reject Talks By Roosevelts
The Board of Education in Westchester County districts denies permission for Mr and Mrs Roosevelts to address students at Tuckahoe High and Waverly School. Officials call the planned talks political in nature and inappropriate for school assemblies. Local leaders and principals voice concern over campaign ties and public reaction ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe
Roosevalt
Laye Loielson
Waverly
Sean
Listrel
Tuckahoe Wigh
Luisa Street
Staement
Sistiet
Ldncwtng
Youneus At
Bilal Roosevelt
Dustwister High School
Waverly School
Neil
Miogplinie
Board of Educition
Lastchester High School
Joseph Venutr Democrae Charman
Westchester County
James A Mulley
Iuckahoe
Ganool
Hudson Falls urged to repair streets delays noted
A resident named Donald Ball from Vincom Street in Hudson Falls asked why the village cannot obtain crushed stone for road repairs when ample stone lies within miles at Glens Falls. He was told repairs won’t start now and road work will be postponed until next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ball
Vincom Street
Bam
Glens Falls
Seven Pullman Cars To House Grangers Delegates
Delegates to the annual meeting of the Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange assemble today and tomorrow. A crowded schedule keeps pace with lodging plans as attendees travel from distant rail hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooparative Grange League Federation Exchange
Waaley
Yook
Election Day Voter Proofs For New Signatures
Cambridge residents learn that first time voters must show proof of eighth grade completion or Regents certificate. Certificates issued by school authorities will be available at the superintendent office and other locations today through Election Day with specified hours for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Gralain
Mina Beatrice Pulley
Wierney
Fenat
Salem Central
Austria May Get Credit Denied Czechs
INS reports ongoing diplomatic debate over US credits to Czechoslovakia and the potential impact on Austrian loans. Secretary Byrnes cites concerns that Czechoslovak claims may be linked to Soviet influence and imperialist aims, while Vienna discussions focus on formal credit arrangements and future aid. The US contends it has not recognized Nazi annexation and stresses credit policy tied to broader European stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtin
INS
Czechoslovakia
Jamey P Byrnean
Hanovar
Prague
U 5
Credih
Piogre Sas
Ikerest Anaiatty
United States
Groekoslovakia
Congress
Hinmington
Toyard
Austrin Wy
Austriin Toren Minster
Karluber
Jhs Yisik
Amenein Palley
Australia
Byrnes
Adolph Hilers Soteef
Giubers
Lui
Public Dance Prohibition Cites 1826 Ordinance
Local records note an 1826 ordinance still on the books banning public dancing and any shaking of the body. Dance rules are specified with partner hand positions and motions as the police monitor compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campton
Guerbua
Jina
Iy Partnes
Lady & Arthindia
Police
Rogge Defends Swarthmere Talk on Nazi Threats and Election Interference
A long defense by US Attorney Rogge rebuts claims about Nazi propaganda efforts, urging study of totalitarian penetration to inform Americans. The document outlines town clerk notices and legal proceedings tied to a period of political tension and public hearing plans.
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Miss Minkler Bride
Sarah White
Olde Efeskalynt
Spee al
Pearl ST Prone
Mrs Ghats Forsely
Hoppy San Mier
Mrs Quarlfs
T Mini Wallard Apa
Wallsid Dat
Yestarday
Grau
Emma Wallard School
Weil
Margaret Gorham
Uuector
Wook Cat
Wio
Mi Patnieh O Bren
Thirteenth Sree
Mieg Winifred Higgime
Newark
Sofia Crease
Hruam
Albany Academy
Wall
Antony
Davad
Louston
Darby Houston
Imoeting
Leedead H Raw
Jorsbu
Aigislann
Will Mao
Vadress Me Mathers
Satunday
Robert Lee
J Leon
Senaghticok
Praherh
Glans Palle
Gi Hag Camonttter
Silly Burgess
Andr
Tim Avenuy
Sentir Cing
Kesell Sie College
Migs Murgese
Bnsines
GLANS
Sporck
Miss Robison
Mass Dhudine
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Canela
Montreal
al Josephs Chalery
Ste Anne de Beaupre
Québec
Bates Tours
North
Bridge
Raimond Brown
Monte Sy Versmbol
Bika
William von Sieenburg
WA Wiley
Schenecady
Jor Wurphy Uoth
Lin Worth
Winnrra Wee
Eit Senna
Ruel Bastian Hoth
Aluans
Henry Lealman
gTheodore
Hoth
Albiny
Stugg Atul Inver
Ronle Callahan Atelle
We Manuel Gast
Linner
Pist
Fred Anderson
Helen Molicky
Renyselier
Rex William
Statin
John J Sweeney
Mabsergary
Vincent Duutele
Tamiy
Argue Avenue
Hlonared
Bronces
Caullaneans
Charles Frok
Thomas Finn
Tit Burden Avenue
Alti
Fanue
Phan
Toy
Mis Tabet
D Batt
Mise Mi Terre FP
Elysees
Mix Foster
Ro Hussey
BON Heyer Streel
Mh Avenue
Stile Steel Methodist Church
Buidegraom
Mis Harold W Batt
Stow Avenue
Thiam Club
CK Cooter
Hailel
Rooseyvelts
Hudson Falls
Cambridge
Austria
Paula Shop
Broadway
Troy, N Ys
Swarthmere
Rogge
Anattle
Vino College
Thi Nigla
Lowey
Ania
Wisalata
Coneral Rogge
Fondo
Roorowvelts
Abe
Cif
Droyge
Gomer
Tam Giark
Gneuet
Ropeo
Totalitare Fon
Lowa
Lown
Moestedl
King Shoretly
Karomana Watt
Am Folkins Sivereiage
Roary Arltia
Fowit Clark
Muelet Gelober
Corasling
Mavemi
Hind Ortober
Eabes
Bloomfield
SOFOX
Hart & Son’s
Federal Street
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