Best Road Girl Becomes Bride in Averill Park
Miss Carolyn Conklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert G Conklin of Best Road East Greenbush wed Charles Van Buren son of Mr and Mrs C V Van Buren of the same address in the rectory of St Henry s Church Averill Park at 3 pm Rev John A Gaffigan officiated Mrs Joseph Budzichowski was matron of honor Irvin De Freest best man The bride wore pink organdy with a yellow rose bouquet A blue organdy attendant carried pink roses A reception followed at the bride's parents home The couple then left for a wedding trip to New York City Among out of town guests were Mrs Charles R Craiz and daughter Miss Alice Craiz of Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Conklin
Herbert G. Conklin
Best Road
East Greenbush
Charles ©. van Buren
C. V. van Buren
St. Henry's Church
Averill Park
John A Gaffigan
Joseph Budzichowski
Irvin de Freest
New York City
Charles R. Craiz
Alice Craiz
Yonkers
Miss Jensen Sets Date For Wedding
Miss Dorothy F Jensen of 450 Eighth Avenue has chosen Saturday September 11 for her marriage to Sergi W Tymeson of 217 Hoosick Street. The ceremony will be at St Augustine's Church with a nuptial mass. Sister Miss Betty Ann Jensen will be maid of honor, bridesmaids include Miss Dorothy Zepf Miss Joan Tymieson and Miss Helen Diman of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy F. Jensen
Paul H. Jensen
Eighth Avenue
Sergi
Wiliam H. Tymeson
John Tymeson
Hoosick Street
St. Augustine's Church
Betty Ann Jensen
Town Notes on Cape Cod Visitors and Guests
At Cape Cod Dr and Mrs Crawford Green spend a week at Snow Inn Harwich Port Mass. Ohio visitors Prof and Mrs Grant K Pals grove of Sage Avenue host Mrs Mahell Soul from Cleveland. Houseguests Mrs Edwin W Rouse of New York City and Mrs Edwin L Hotchkiss with children William and Lee of Buffalo stay with Dr and Mrs William Otis Hotchkiss on Tibbits Avenue. Deborah O Dunnell daughter of Mr and Mrs George H R O Donnell on Tibbits Avenue returns home after Smith College summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Crawford R. Green
Snow Inn
Harwich Port
Mass
Ohio
Grant K. Palsgrove
1514
Sage Avenue
Mahell Soul
Cleveland
Edwin W. Rouse
New York City
Edwin L. Hotchkiss
William and Lee
Buffalo
William Otis Hotchkiss
Tibbits Avenue
Misa
Deborah O'Donnell
George H. R. O'Donnell
Smith College
Troy Bride Weds in Church Ceremony
Agnes Sylvester daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Sylvester of 10 Florence Place and James Reeks son of Mrs Mildred Reeks of Lea Legion Cal formerly of Latham were married Tuesday afternoon at First Baptist Church in Troy The ceremony at 2 pm was performed by Rev Frederick Allen Mrs William J Luby was maid of honor Norman Reeks was best man The couple had a reception at DeWitt Clinton Hotel Albany and planned a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sylvester
Ais
Harry Sylvester
Florence Place
James Reeks
Mildred Reeks
Lea Legion
Cal
Latham
First Baptist Church
Frederick Allen
William J. Luby
Imatron
Norman Reeks
Kolinsky
DeWitt Clinton Hotel
Albany
Troy High School
Montgomery Ward & Co
Reeks
Watervliet High School
Siena College
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Dinner at Statler Hotel honors Navy Union officers
Mrs Hattie C LeBeau hosted a Tuesday dinner at the Statler Hotel Cleveland Ohio for the new and retiring officers of the National Army and Navy Union. Guests included the color bearers and musicians departments. Miss Bertha Simpkins also hosted a dinner for national officers during the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie C. LeBeau
Statler
Cleveland
W National Army and Navy Union
Rose Leadhbeck
Department of Color Bearers
Department of Musicians
Bertha Simpkins
Union
Church Society to Meet at Mrs. MacKercher's Home
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Levings Methodist will meet Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at 217 Stowe Avenue, the home of Mrs. Hazel MacKercher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Society
Women's Society of Christian Service
Levings Methodist
Hazel MacKercher
Stowe Avenue
Miss Ruth Isabel Gibson Weds David Spector in New York
Miss Ruth Isabel Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren B Gibson of 11 Cypress Street married David Spector in a New York ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Black. The bride a Russell Sage College graduate worked for Bankers Trust Co in New York. Spector an electrical engineer from London University heads the New York office of a Midwest radio equipment maker. They will live at Parks Terrace West New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren’ EB. Gibson
Cypress Street
Ruth Isabel Gibson
David Spector
New York
Dr. Black
Russell Sage College
Bankers Trust& Co
Spector
London University
Midwest Corporation
Parks Terrace West
New York City
Delegate Gets Appointment At Army and Navy Union Convention
Mrs Mary Perry feld marshal of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Joseph P F English Garrison Army and Navy Union was appointed to the national finance committee at the convention held in Cleveland last week where she served as a delegate Also returning Monday were Mrs Amelia Russell auxiliary president Mrs Alice OGrady past president Mrs Anna Lebenritt and Mrs Anna Ambuhl as delegates to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joseph P. F. English
Army and Navy Union
Army and Navy Unions
Cleveland
Amelia Russell
Alice O'Grady
Anna Lebenrritt
Anna Ambuhl
Circus Birthday Party Held for Irvin Miller’s Children
Mrs. Irvin Miller hosted a circus themed birthday party on Tuesday for her two children Sheila age four and Lynne at the Miller home on Spring Avenue Road. Guests included Beverly Miller Barbara Miller David Miller Carol Needa Jimmy Haldeman Holly King Gary Heagner Blaine Heagner and Dayon Cranston. After a game period, refreshments were served with a merry go round cake at the center of the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Miller
Sheila
Lynne
Miler
Spring Avenue Road
Beverly
Barbara
David Miller
Carol Needa
Jimmy Haldeman
Holly King
Gary
Blaine Heagner
Dayon Cranston
St Johns Church Women Plan All Day Sewing Session
St Johns Episcopal Church women meet in the parish house for an all day sewing and knitting session. They will sew for the American Red Cross and knit for Bundies for Britain and Bundies for America. A noonday picnic will be held in the church garden hosted by Miss Nellie A Cluett Mrs Sherman Pratt and Mrs William Leland Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tse
St. John’s Episcopal Church
American Red Cross
Britain
America
Nellie A. Cluett
Sherman Pratt
William Leland Thompson
Local residents host and visit families across states
A parade of social news lists Mr and Mrs Carleton Legg hosting Mrs LeBerne of Penn Yan and Mrs Willis Walker of West Palm Beach while relatives travel to visits in Everett Washington, Hamilton Ontario and Lake George. Other repeats note soldiers on leave from USS Strong and families returning from Atlantic City and Troy trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Legg O
225
Eighth Street
LeBerne
Penn Yann
Willis E. Walker
West Palm Beach
Fla
M. E. Lawson
Third Street
James H. Flynn
Kathleen E. Flynn
Sagamore Hotel
Lake George
Lorraine Gala
Hudson Street
Waterford
Everett
Wash
William Stacey Jr
South Lake Avenue
Ruth McCabe
Stowe Avenue
Hamilton
Colgate, University
Henry Martin
Harry Cheney
Lansing Avenue
Atlantic Cit
Patrick O’donnell
Emma Phillips
St. Albans
S. 1
Phillips
Joseph J. Sullivan
Boyntonville
John Dudley
West Hempstead
Troy
Champlain
Henry Perry
J. B. Noonan
New York
M. J. Noonan
R. Dryden Hodge
Dorothy Dwyer
Colonel Hodge
Fort William Henry
Montana
Harry Feathers
B. W. Feathers
Cropseyville
Jacksonville
Robert C. Rose
Coast Guard of
Rye
New London
Hoogkamp Engagement Set in Niskayuna Troy Couple
Mr and Mrs Gerritt Hoogkamp announce the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Hoogkamp to Charles Willa, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Willa of Troy. Beatrice is employed by Adirondack Steel Corp and Charles is connected with the Watervliet Arsenal. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerritt Hoogkamp
Niskayuna
Beatrice Hoogkamp
Charles Willa
Hubert Willa
Troy
Miss Hoogkamp
Acirondack Steel Corp
Walla
Watervliet Arsenal
Nazis on Run As World War II Enters Fifth Year
The war enters its fifth year as the Allies push back the Axis on multiple fronts. Nazi morale sags under Allied air power while Berlin warns of invasion, yet German leaders urge persistence amid heavy losses in Russia and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Warsaw
Third Reich
Russia
Muwre Luis
Axis
Germany
Italy
Pacific
Europe
Berlin
Eisenhower
Calahria
Apula
Greece
Adriatic
England
Sullivan Ends Sampson Training
William EB Sullivan, second class seaman, completes preliminary training at Sampson Naval Base and enjoys seven days leave with parents Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph T Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan of Boyntonville. His brothers Joseph J Sullivan Jr and Wilfred Lyle Chaulkin also serve in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Sullivan
Navy
Sampson Naval Base
Joseph T. Sullivan
Wilfred Nas
Chief Sullivan
Court House
Former Albanian Given Life Term
Harold R. Norcross, 8, formerly of Albany, beheaded a fellow inmate at Worcester State Hospital with an axe July 21. He was found not guilty of second degree murder by reason of insanity and sentenced to life in Bridgewater State Hospital by Superior Judge John V. Spalding after a brief trial and about 15 minutes of jury deliberation. Norcross fled the hospital after the slaying, saying the victim “made me nervous.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Norcross
Albany
Worcester State (Mental) Hospital
Bridgewater State Hospital
John V. Spalding
Norcross
Timothy Harrington
Tough Hero—Drunken Sailor Survives War Hero Image
A vivid train car scene shows Hubert, a young merchant seaman back from action, loudly bragging and fighting with a khaki wearing rival. He is drunk, flaunts $400, and ends up under military police on arrival in Washington. The piece argues rough resilience defines wartime heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Atlantic
Maine
Red Sea
Cairo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hubert
Troy Area Soldiers Listed Among Wounded
War Department communique reports Troy area men wounded in Europe and Southwest Pacific. William E. Atwater son of Mrs Emma Atwater of Stephen Lowre wounded in European theater. Pvt Stephen A Welten son of Mrs Margaret Welten of Albany also wounded. Southwest Pacific: Pasquale Benacquisito son of Mrs Christine Benacquisito of Schenectady. Haviland J Gordon son of Mrs Elizabeth Gordon of Victory Mills. Elmer S Hambridge son of John Sydney Hambridge of Albany at 267 Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
War Department
William E. Atwater
Emma Atwater
Stephen Lowre
Stephen A. Welten
Margaret Welten
Schuyler Street
Albany
Southwest Pacific
Pasquale Benacquisito
Christine Benacquisito
Jefferson Street
Schenectady
Haviland J. Gordon
Elizabeth Gordon
Box
Victory Mills
Elmer
Hambridge
John Sydney Hambridge
Hamilton Street
Pleasure Boat Licenses Reinstated After Ban Lift
Coast Guard officials stated that the pleasure driving ban lift triggers automatic reinstatement of motorized pleasure boat licenses. Holders need not renew unless their license expired since June 17. No revocations were issued locally as owners complied with regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Wheeler to Seek Showdown on Fathers Draft
Senator Wheeler of Montana will move for a showdown on postponing the drafting of pre Pearl Harbor fathers. The military committee approved a measure to bar induction of these fathers for the rest of the year. An administration aide indicated Senate passage is likely, with House prospects unclear as Rep May plans a similar bill. Local boards are to begin calling pre Pearl Harbor parents October 1 under War Manpower directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington UI
Wheeler
D-Mont
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Congress
Senate Military Committee
D-N.y
Paul v. McNutt
Auxiliary Invited to Open House in Niskayuna
Members of A. D. McCantie Post Auxiliary No. 57 of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War meet department president Mrs. Marion Werner of New York City at Mrs. Lim Macey's home in Niskayuna for an all day open house. Mrs. Macey, past department president, hosts Werner for a few days. Regular meetings resume at Young's Hall Monday evening September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McCantie Post Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Marion Werner
New York City
Lim Macey
Niskayuna
Macey
Werner
Young’s Hall
8 Points to Buy Wilson's Certified Boneless Ham
Eight compelling reasons to select Wilson's Certified Boneless Ham including value, flexible sizes from thin slice to whole ham, minimal shrinkage due to smoking, and economical meat. The prepared menu emphasizes simplicity, balance, and fuel savings with oven baking at 300 F. Estimate bake times: half ham about 25 minutes per pound, quarter ham 45 to 55 minutes per pound, with提前 preheating and timing details.
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Miss Jensen
M. W. Locke
T. Arthur Cohen
Sen Ten Exck
St.Joseph
MR. and
Mes
Sable
Miss Gibson Bride
St. John’s Church
Sullivan
Sampson
Darrell C. Maloy
Beverly Burgen
Wilmington
C ‘al
Ray Pool
Balti
Merchant Marine
Cy Nan
Wilson Flavor
Wilson
Max Wilson
Wilson’s
Wilson's Certified
Wilson & Co
George Rector
Eer Lortnen
Grretichs Fee Aed
Oaira
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