Morine Couple Announces Engagement of Carol Ann Morine
Miss Carol Ann Morine of 791 River Street is to wed Robert A. Burdick of Troy. She attended local schools and works at Snow White Laundry. Burdick, a Troy native, served in Troy schools and is now in the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Wedding set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morine
River St
Carol Ann
Robert A. Burdick
Clarence Burdick
Troy
Miss Morine
Snow White Laundry
Marine Corps
Camp Jereune
N.C
Frederic B. Snyder to Speak at Albany Academy Meeting
Frederic B. Snyder, news analyst and lecturer, will be the guest speaker at the Albany Academy Mothers Association fall meeting on November 5 at 2 p m in the academy library. His topic is Preview of the Incredible Tomorrow focusing on today s children. Snyder, a former secretary to the New York State Military Training Commission and Lafayette Baton of Honor custodian, is known for forecasting events. Tea chaired by Mrs Edward L Schrauth Jr will be served in the library with mothers of student officers pouring. business session to be presided by Mrs Edward J Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic B. Snyder
Albany Academy Mothers Assn
Fis
Snyder
New York State Military Training Commission
Lafayette
Pearl Harbor
Edward L. Schrauth Jr
Edward J. Eckert
Former Troy Girl Wed In Moravia
Miss Barbara Joyce Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Stafford Martin Bridgewater formerly of Troy and Thomas F Brown son of Mrs Mary Brown Moravia and the late Francis Brown were married Oct 15 at St Patrick s Church Moravia Rev William O Brien officiated Miss Janette Brown and Joseph Brown siblings of the groom attended The couple will reside in Ypsilanti Michigan where Mr Brown is employed by Mohawk Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joyce Martin
Stafford Martin
Bridgewater
Troy
Thomas
F. Brown
Mary Brown
Moravia
Francis Brown
St. Patrick's Church
William O'Brien
Janette Brown
Joseph Brown
Ypsilanti, Mich
Brown
Mohawk Air Lines
Students Host Tea for Russell Sage College Faculty
Area residents entertained the men of the faculty at tea on Wednesday. Mrs Irving Burrows the hostess, Miss Claire Carela of Troy chairing, and Miss Evelyn Moffett of Schenee lady refreshment chair helped receive the guests at Van Der Teyden House on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
van der Teyden House
Irving Burrows
Claire Carela
Troy
Evelyn Moffett
Schenee
Groups Aid Blind Sale Schedules Church Committees
Mrs. G. Brooks Kafka announces the Troy sale of articles made by the blind to run November 5 to 7 at the Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Assn. Church committees will run the poster hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with multiple churches listed as coordinators and chairmen.
Membership Drive At St John’s Schaghticoke and Valley Falls
The Allar Rosary Society of St John’s Schaghticoke hosts its annual membership drive Tuesday at Schaghticoke Municipal Building after evening devotions. Members are urged to bring a new member. a buffet supper follows. Chair Mrs Cecilia Colarusso, with assistants Mrs Ina Frisino Mrs Florence McMahon Mrs Barbara Smith Mrs Agnes Rospo Mrs Marie Heslin and Miss Loretta Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allar-Rosary Society
St. John’s Church
Schaghticoke
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Valley Falls
Peal
Cecilia Colarusso
Ina Frisino
Florence McMahon
Barbara Smith
Agnes Rospo
Marie Heslin
Loretta Hyland
HeCaTa Camp Fire Group Hosts Halloween Party
The TeCaTa Camp Fire unit of Whipple School held a Halloween party Tuesday at Mrs. Joseph Kosowsky home. Games were played and prizes won by Judy Lewis Diane Williams Janice Gauney Jo Ann Kosowsky and Janet Davig. Supervision came from Mrs. Thomas F. Malone Mrs Charles Lewis and Mrs Joseph Kosowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeCaTa
Whipple School
Joseph Kosowsky
Judy Lewis
Diane Williams
Janice Gauney
Jo Ann Kosowsky
Janet Davignon
Apollo Court rummage sale announced for weekend hours
The Order of the Amaranth Apollo Court will hold a rummage sale tomorrow evening from 8 to 9 PM and Saturday from 9 AM to 3 PM at 1533 5th Avenue. Mrs. Frederick Mest is chairwoman and contact for items. Ann Laird is also listed as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Order of the Amaranth
Frederick Mest
Ner
Ann Laird
Nuptials in Stillwater Unites Tallmadge and Graves
Mrs. Mary Tallmadge of Norwalk Connecticut wed Reuben Graves of Petersburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hege nas in Stillwater. The ceremony was by Justice Lawrence Ferris of Stillwater. Attendants included Mrs. DeWitt Tallmadge and Irving Hegeman. A family reception followed. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at Trail's End Farm in Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Mary Tallmadge
Norwalk
Conn
Reuben Graves
Petersburg
Irving
Hegefas
Hegeman
Graves
Lawrence Ferris
Trail’s End Farm
Siena Women’s Club Plans Fall Card Party At Campus
The Siena Women’s Club meets Tuesday November 11 in the college cafeteria with President Mrs Winston A Chesterfield announcing plans for a fall card party on Wednesday November 19 at Gibbons Hall. Doris Marsiglio of Schenectady will show imported knitwear. Watervliet unit serves refreshments. guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena Women's Club
Winston A. Chesterfield
Gibbons Hall
William Bulger
Sylvester T. McGeever
Cochairman
Doris Marsiglio
Sehenectady
Watervliet
Fire Auxiliary Sets Bunko Party Date
At the last meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the De freestville Fire Department a Bunko party is planned for November 15 at 8 p m in the fire hall. Mrs Gordon Merrihew and Mrs William Reineke lead. Prizes and refreshments will be featured. A food sale on Election Day at the fire hall engine room starts at 9 a m. A committee for the installation supper includes Miss Margaret Hoag Mrs Edward Stippen and Mrs Charles Sager assisting the men Pete Hogan Edward Grippen Edward Van Buren and James Sceor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defreestville Fire Department
Gordon Merrihew
William Reineke
Bam
Margaret Hoag
Edward Stippen
Charles Sager
Pete Hogan
Edward Grippen
Edward van Buren
James Sceor
Harvest Moon Ball at Institute by Interfraternity Conference
The Interfraternity Conference of M S P I will host the annual Harvest Moon Ball tomorrow night at 10 p.m. in the Field House with Harry James and his band providing music. Festivities begin with fraternity house parties and dances and continue into Saturday afternoon with the Worcester Tech football clash with RPT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Mensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Harry James
Worcester Tech
RPT
Cambridge Couple Wed in Nuptial Mass at St Patrick's
Miss Lois Peters daughter of Mr and Mrs James Peters of Cambridge married George F Taylor son of Mr and Mrs George F P Taylor at St Patrick's Church Cambridge Rev Paul Lynch USA officiated. The couple plans to reside at 10 Knaut Lane Loudonville after a reception at the Grange Hall Cambridge. Both Taylors are Cambridge Central School graduates with Mr Taylor a RPI junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Peters
James Peters
Cambridge
George F. Taylor
George FP. Taylor
Loudonville
Paul” Lynch
U.S.A
St. Patrick’s Church
Dorothy Taylor
Mary and
Katherine Taylor
Winnie Brimmer
Sally Langlois
Thomas Buckley
Arthur
Marshall Peters
Edward Gulisariaga
Philip Arnold
Grange Hall
Knaut Lane
Taylor
Cambridge Central School
Mr. Taylor
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
PTA Plans Food Sale at School on November 15
Scha al 15 PTA meets at School to discuss a food sale on November 15. Mrs Harriet Coons to chair. J B Montgomery presides and highlights PTA gifts including a books and record player on display. Parent teacher conferences precede the meeting and refreshments follow.
Levings Church Bazaar Set For Tomorrow Evening
The Levings Methodist Church will hold its annual baked ham supper bazaar from 5 30 to 7 p m tomorrow in the church hall. The committee includes Horace Turner Mrs Frances Finkle Mrs Mae Melsom Mrs William Kosttin Mrs Donald Grogan Mrs Irwin Wheeler Mrs John Duncan Mrs Ethel Finkle Miss Mary Woodfield and Mrs Wilson Lodge Tickets may be purchased at the door. Return Home Mr and Mrs Clifford Gunther and Mrs John J Sweeney have returned to Troy from San Francisco California where they attended the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment convention. On the return trip they visited southern California and stopped in St Louis Missouri to visit Mrs Gunther's cousins Mr and Mrs France J Moore, former residents of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levings Methodist Church
Horace Turner
Frances Finkle
Mae, Melsom
William Kosttin
Donald Grogan
Irwin
Wheeler
John Duncan
Ethel Finkle
Mary Woodfield
Wilson Lodge
Clifford Gunther
John J. Sweeney
Troy
San Francisco
Calif
the National Assn. of Housing and Redevelopment
Gunthers
California
St. Louis
Gunther
France J. Moore
Trojan Weds In N Y City
Miss Amelia P. Katchmar married David A. Montgomery at Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Herman Barberry with Joseph P. Katchmar as best man. The bride, attended by Marion Lefkovitz, wore champagne Chantilly lace and carried a white orchid Bible. Reception followed at the Martinique Rose Room. They will reside in Philadelphia after a wedding trip through the Poconos Adirondacks Vermont and New Hampshire. Mrs. Montgomery is active in St Nicholas Ukrainian Church. Mr. Montgomery works with Reading Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia P. Katchmar
Paul Katchmar
David A. Montgomery
Esther E. Montgomery
Philadelphia
John Montgomery
Herman Barberry
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
Marion Lefkovitz
Albany
Joseph P. Katchmar
Pennsylvania
Adirondacks
Vermont
New Hampshire
Troy High School
Troy Business College
Montgomery
St. Nicholas* Ukrainian Church
Montgomery Lis
Reading Railroad
Students Plan Halloween Party at Albany Junior College
The Junior College of Albany, part of Russell Sage College, plans a Halloween party this evening at Miss Joan Lipschitz’s Glenmont home. Robert Sontz of Albany chairs the event with Troy committee members Bernard Mackey Jr., Warren Vidha, and Sherman Casey listed with their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior College of Albany
Russell Sage College
Joan Lipschitz
Glenmont
Robert Sontz
Albany
Troy
Bernard Mackey Jr
14Th St
Warren Vidha
Ist Ave
Sherman Casey
Peoples Ave
Demonstration Unit Teaches Italian Cookery at Redeemer Church
The Montague Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Albert W. Broderick’s home. Hostesses Mrs. Robert A. Guillie and Mrs. Donald S. Morgan arranged knitting lessons. Mrs. Guillie and Mrs. James JP Thompson will teach Italian cookery at 6 p.m. Monday at Redeemer Lutheran Church hall. Dinner at 7 p.m. and business meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Home Demonstration
Albert W. Broderick
Robert A. Guillie
Donald S. Morgan
Marro Family Announces Son Leaves For Paris Duty
Frank Marro son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Marro of 877 4th Ave left Wednesday for Paris France to serve two years as an Army auditor for the government Mrs Marro daughter of Mrs Mary Gallagher of Troy and their children Marie and Frank will join him shortly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Frank Marro
Anthony Marro
Paris
Marro
Mary Gallagher
Troy
Marie
Frank
Hoffer White Vows Spoken in Argyle Ceremony
Miss Mary Lu White and Robert Hoffer Jr wed Oct 1 at a Hartford Methodist Church. Parents are listed as Mrs. Katherine White and Harold White of Argyle Fort Edward, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holter of North Argyle. Rev J Robert Griffin officiated. The bride wore yellow nylon net over taffeta with matching veil and yellow rose corsage. Maid of honor Joan Caze wore blue net over taffeta with red rose corsage. Best man Merwin Cuthbert. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside on Main Street Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lu White
Robert Hoffer Jr
Methodist Church
Hartford
Katherine White
Argyle
Harold White
Fort Edward
Robert Holter
North Argyle
J. Robert Griffin
Joan Caze
Merwin Cuthbert
Mrs Carroll Gazin Heads to New York City With Family
Mrs Carroll B Gazin sails for New York City with her sister Mrs Stewart Kinnetz of Canastota and Kinnetz daughters Mrs Linda Zick and Mrs William Breakey. Saturday Mrs Breakey departs on the USS United States for Paris to join her husband in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carroll B. Gazin
New York City
Stewart Kinnetz
Canastota
Kinnetz
Linda Zick
William Breakey
Breakey
United States
Paris
Millis Church Election Day Dinner Planned
Millis Memorial Baptist Church will host its Election Day turkey dinner in the Fellowship Hall at 612 4th Ave with servings at noon 5 30 and 7 00 p.m. Dinner chairmen are Mrs Karl Cole and Mrs Milford Wahrenger. Proceeds go to the church improvement fund with tickets from church groups and reservations at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis Memorial Baptist Church
4Th Ave
Karl Cole
Milford Wahrenger
Men's Club
Philathea Class
King’s Daughters
Youth Fellowship
Improvement Fund
Judges Named for Second Annual Ceramic Show
The Eastern Chapter of the New York State Ceramic Association reveals judges for the second annual Ceramic Show. The Van Curter Hotel in Schenectady hosts the exhibit from today through the weekend with judges Mrs. Catherine Culver of Niagara Falls, Mrs. Sylvia Goldstein of Buffalo, and Mrs. Jane Varone of Galway. Chairwoman Mrs. Mary Livsey of Schenectady is assisted by Mrs. Elsie Gray of Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Ceramic Assn
van Curter
Schenectady
Catherine Culver
Niagara Falls
Sylvia Goldstein
Bufffalo
Jane Varone
Galway
Mary Livsey
Schencelady
Elsie Gray
Watervliet
Convalescing Mrs Kilfoile Returns Home
Mrs J Frank Kilfoile of 32 114th Street leaves Leonard Hospital to continue recovery at her residence after a recent illness or surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Kilfoile
114Th St
Leonard Hospital
Halloween parade and community events in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts a 7 p.m. Halloween parade under Town of Hoosick Youth Activities Commission with prizes for costume groups and a dance at the Community Center for teens. Local organizations will serve refreshments at the park and the Junior Band of Hoosick Falls High School will perform in costume with separate prizes. Vandalism fears prompted by recent incidents have eased somewhat due to rain, but officials urge continued cooperation. A Laymen service at North Petersburg Methodist Church is scheduled for Sunday at 10 30 am. The Hoosick Falls PTA will hold a chicken barbecue at the high school to support the scholarship fund. Additionally, Court St. Mary Catholic Daughters held a Halloween party with costume prizes and a white elephant sale. Officials from the Hoosick Falls lodge hosted visiting dignitaries urging support for youth and scholarship programs. A turkey dinner and roast beef lunch followed the initiation. Mrs. Mary L Hall, 68, mother of local residents, died at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a short illness. She was born in Cambridge and later moved to Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Hoosick
Willard Street
Main Street
Waller A. Wood Memorial
James H. Beaverson
Hoosick Falls
North Petersburg
Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Hall
Margaret Allen
Helen Brady
St Mary’s Academy Building Fund
Peggy Fleming
Mary Wolff
Louis Pierre
Hudson
Lloyd DeMaranville
Watervliet
The
Elks
Hoosick Falls Lodge
DeMaranville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. J. Salluzzo
William Burns
Arnold Kubler
Mary L. Hall
Virginia Hustler
Thomas Varley
Buskirk
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Aury
Local funeral services and WWI veterans group formed
Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Thomas Varley on the Buskirk South Cambridge road for Mrs. L Hall with burial in Woodland Cemetery Cambridge. M Sgt Howard D Hall recently arrived home from an Air Force base in Spain is survived by two grandchildren Nancy and Richard Hustler. sister Mrs Harvey Bailey and brother John Beane. Hoosick Falls Barracks of the Veterans of World War I organized with Frank Irick as initial commander after a 50 veteran meeting at American Legion quarters. Officers include Leo Mahar William Ingram John Marlin William O Brien Robert McLinden Edward Shea Lawrence Thorpey Cornelius Baker and others. Charter to stay open 90 days for more members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hall
Frelude
Howard D. ‘Hall
USS
Air
Cambridge
Andrew, Currier
Greenwich Methodist
Woodland Cemetery
John Marlin
William O’brien
Baptist Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
Hoosick news notes that the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet in the church Friday November 7. The Crusader Class will serve a soil conservation district supper Thursday night November 6. Parish Club hosts a card party Monday night in the Parish Hall. Local families visit relatives in Troy Schenectady and Wilder Vermont with Sunday dinners and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Robert Shaw
Bennington Hospital
Crusader
The
Baptist Church
Soil Conservation District
All Saint Church
Francis Domine
Harold Paris
Troy
Crusaders
Carl Stevens
Walter Reitz
Walter
Charles Weisgerber
Schenectady
Eva Woods
Wilder, VL
Alla Brownell
Hoosick Falls
May Herrington
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Fred
Sir. Anthony's
St. Anthony's School
Ambrose Perrotta
Anthony Ciarlone
Antonia
Barbara Wehmeyer
Phylis Ryan
Thomas Lee
C.S.J
Thomas A. del
Lions Club
Fred Curtis
Church of Christ
John Hubbell
Christian Science
Frances L. Vasa
Auxiliary Fleet Reserve Assn
Edward Haag
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Thomas Armag
Raymertown Lutheran Church
Randall Rowland
Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Donald Morris
Poestenkill Lutheran Church
Rogers B. Finch
Church of the Redeemer Lutheran
Charles D. Clark
Gilead Lutheran ‘Church
Gordon Sherman
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Green Island
Chester Harrison Jr
John Schaertel
Samuel Y. Hulett
HeCaTa Camp Fire Group
Accouints
Eves
Women’s Club of
Siena
Trojan
N. Y. City
Hoffer
Millis Church
Mrs. A. Kusaywa
Dot Roberts
Witl
House of Beauty
Dot
the House of Beauty
Fulton ST
Haba
Fourth Street
Hovsick- Falls Central
Harry F. Highfield
Paul Cipperly
Gilbert Buckley
Hoosick
N.Y
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