Miriam Arrowsmith Davis Wed Wayne Davis in Winchester Unitarian Church
Mrs Hubert Arrowsmith of Winchester announces the marriage of her daughter Miriam Arrowsmith to Wayne Edward Davis of Winchester. The ceremony occurred Monday at Meyer Chapel, Unitarian Church, with Rev Paul Hamon Chapman officiating. The bride, formerly director of admissions at Russell Sage College, and the couple will reside at 9 Marshall Road after October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Arrowsmith
Winchester
Mass
Brooklyn
Miriam Arrowssmith
Wayne Edward Davis
Meyer
Unitarian Church
Paul Hamon Chapman
Russell Sage College
Marshall Road
Hoosick Falls Bride Wed to Navy Ensign
Hoosick Falls Mrs Casper Nimons announces the marriage of her daughter to Ensign Edmund Skorupski of Hoosick Falls. The bride, a Hoosick Falls High School and Eton Prep alumna, worked at General Electric in Schenectady. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs John Skorupski, is a Fordham and Harvard Law School graduate who serves at the Submarine Training School in New London Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
Edmund Skorupski
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Casper Nimons
Hoosick Falls High School
Eton Preparatory School
New York
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Ensign Skorupski
John Skorupski
St. Marys Academy
Fordham University
Wavy
Harvard Law School
Submarine Training School
New London
Conn
New York Visit and Family News In Town
Mrs Eugene F Connally and Miss Patricia Connall are spending a few days in New York City. Miss Ruth Dauchy arrived from New York City to visit her parents on Spring Avenue. Corporal David C Childs, back from the Southwest Pacific war zone after a year and a half, is on furlough with his parents at 77 Maple Avenue. Rev and Mrs Nelson M Burroughs and daughters from Cincinnati arrived from Chatham Mass to visit Mrs Burroughs' parents for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene F. Connally
Patricia Connall
New York City
Ruth Dauchy
Wiliam P. Dauchy
Spring Avenue
Parents Corp
David C. Childs
Cleaveland V. Childs
Maple Avenue
Corporal Childs
Southwest Pacific War Zone
Future Bride Shower Honors Miss Margaret Shull
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday at 14 Albany Avenue Green Island for Miss Margaret Shull who will wed Corp. Oscar Brundige a trooper at Alliance Nebraska air base. Twenty five guests attended with games and refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roscoe
Albany Avenue
Green Island
Margaret Shull
Corp
Oscar Brundige
Alliance
Neb
Eagle Bridge Girl Engaged To Soldier
Mr and Mrs Hugh Moses of Eagle Bridge announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jean Dorothy Moses to Pvt Howard Harrington also of Eagle Bridge. Both graduates of Hoosick Falls B School, she works for McNally Insurance. Harrington is stationed at Davis-Monthan Field Tucson Am No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Moses
Eagle Bridge
Jean Dorothy Moses
Howard Harrintgon
Miss Moses
Hoosick Falls
The
McNally Insurance Agency
Harrington
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Coonrad Family Hosts Party For Returning Corporal
Mr and Mrs Ray Coonrad of South Lake Avenue hosted a gathering at Journey's End Westland Lake to honor their son Corporal Kenneth Coonrad home on a 17 day furlough after nearly two years overseas He received a service wristwatch and a money purse. Farewell party for Miss Bessie Coonley hosted by Miss Alicia Coonley and Mrs William E Coonley at 499 Enghth Avenue Sixteen relatives attended She departs for Rider College in Trenton New Jersey the coming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Coonrad
South Lake Avenue
Journey’s End
Westland Lake
Corp
Kenneth Coonrad
Corporal Coonrad
Bessie Coonley
Third Avenue
Alicia Coonley
Willam E Coonley
Personal travels and relocations of area residents
Local notices recount movements of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlino visiting New York City, Thomas I. Demain on a Adirondack vacation, the McGuirks returning from Burden Lake, Mrs Arche J. Latterick visiting Camp Perry, Dr. and Mrs. Hikenburgh from Pawling Avenue back from Swampscott, and others returning from trips to Rutherford Watervliet and Little Falls. Frances Carney heads to nursing school in Amsterdam while Alice Fritts studies at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio with multiple campus activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGuirk
Third Street
Burden Lake
Arche J. Latterick
Hudson Avenue
Green Island
Corporal Latterick
Ordnance Division
Camp Perry
C. Joseph F. Mullen
Buffalo
A. J. Bryant
Rfteenth Street
James A. Hikenburgh
Pawling Avenue
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Mass
Richard A. Meagher
Joan
Buddy
Rutherford, N. J
John R. Ruddy
Watervliet
Edward A. Foley
Latham
Florence
Ethel
Catherine Foley
Little Falls
Eugene
Foley
Frances Carney
Thomas Carney
Vwanderheyden Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Amsterdam
Alice Eleanor Fritts
Dorry
Fritts
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Music Schoo
Mrs Grandy Honored by Central Lutheran Altar Guild
The Altar Guild of Central Lutheran Church hosted a 6 30 pm dinner in the Friendship room in honor of Mrs Laur en H Grandy wife of the pastor who soon begins duties at a Poestenkill church. Mrs Robert Moeller was hostess about 18 guild members attended and a purse was presented to the honoree after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
Central Lutheran Church
Lauren H. Grandy
Poestenkill
Robert Moeller
Miss Hosley Wedto E A Collins Bride in Wells
Miss Elizabeth Loreda Hosley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hosley of Wells married Edward Anson Collins son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Collins at the Wells Methodist Church in a Tuesday ceremony conducted by Rev Franklin W Worden. The bride wore a soldier brim suit and orchids. matron of honor Mrs John Hosley Jr wore a gold suit and white bouvardia corsage. Best man was Robert A Collins. A reception for the immediate family followed at Doak's Inn. Mrs Collins is a graduate of Utica Hospital and with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of Cortland. Mr Collins attended the New York State College for Teachers and Siena College and served in the Naval Reserve, returning from service in the Aleutians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Loreda Hosley
John Hosley
Wells
Edward Anson Collins
Harvey Collins
North Main Street
Mechanicville
Franklin W. Worden
John Hosley, Jr
Robert A. Collins
Doak’s Inn At
Collins
Utica Hospital
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Cortland
New York State College For Teachers
Albany
Siena College
Colling Brothers Construction Co
Naval Reserve
Aleutians
Church Group Delivers for Flower Guild
The Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Womans Club led the women of St. Pauls Episcopal Church under chairwoman Mrs. Burton Mickle Jr with assistants Mrs. Elsie Lyon Mrs. Alfred B Brewster and Miss Alice K Potter. Bouquets were sent to 19 individuals and 23 were remembered with cards. Next Thursday the guild will host the Trium Club with Mrs Gustav W Paulsen as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Womans Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Burton Mickle, Jr
Mickle
Elsie Lyon
Alfred B. Brewster
Alice K. Potter
Wiliam Otis Hotchkiss
William H. Jarvis
Ethel Irving
Charles S. Aldrich
John Sarkis
Chauncey i4 Bradt
Guild
Trium Club
Gustav W. Paulsen
Second Street
Home Board Plans Rummage Sale at Presbyterian Home
The Ladies' Board of Managers of the Presbyterian Home Association met at the Home to plan a rummage sale. Second director Mrs. Philip H. Pelletier led the session with reports from treasurer Mrs. Barrett and secretary Mrs. Hart Rowe. The sale is set for Friday and Saturday September 17 and 18 with Mrs. E L Hodgkins as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Home Association
Philip H. Pelletier
Farewell Party Held for Trojan Ray J Tymeson
A surprise farewell gathering was hosted Monday at Mrs James Phillips home for Trojan Ray J Tymeson before his Tuesday departure to the armed forces. David Barry and Mary McClintock sang with Edward Early at the piano as patriotic cake and refreshments were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Tymeson
Ainter
James Phillips
David Barry
Mary McClintock
Edward Early
Ralph Brown
Joseph Campana
Armed Forces
End of Beginning as Allies Aim for Fifth War Year
London dispatch surveys a year of Allied gains from Africa to the Pacific and the Eastern Front. It notes Rommel's retreat toward Cairo a year ago, Stalingrad fighting, and the shift to Allied initiative across Europe, with air and sea dominance strengthening and U boats under pressure as the fifth year of war looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Europe
Pacific
Rommel
Cairo
Africa
Irwin Rommel
Luftwaffe
North African
Mediterranean
Malta
Cape of Good Hope
Russia
Stalingrad
Caucaans
Anapa
Lower
Kuban
Taman
Novorissisk
Kokoda
Guadalcanal
Cologne
United States
South American
Sitilan
Italy
Mussolini
Tain
Atlantic
U. S.S
New Guinea
Solomons
Aleutians
Germany
Hitler
Aleady
How to Preserve Bread Made At Home
Home made bread can spoil in summer with ropiness. Boil pans and bread board in vinegar solution to kill bacteria. Use fresh yeast, skip potato water, and add white vinegar to each batch if ropiness continues. Adjust vinegar amounts for batch size. Also notes a drop in California lode and placer gold mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
California
G. I. Calisthenics Nicknames Describe New Exercises
Washington UP describes cadets at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School at Yale learning nicknames for calisthenics. Terms like Gremlin Special and Short Snorter denote specific positions, with instructors now shouting phrases that cadets instantly understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School
Yale University
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Sage
Navy
Shetland
Fabric Shop
Franklin Squa
Hotchkiss
Edwin L. Hotchkiss
William Otis Hotchkiss
Christine Lee
William Rouse Hotchkiss
Signal Corps
First Air Force
Mitchel Field
Andack
Future Bride
WAGAR
Mhae
Mrs
Michael Carlino
Thomas I. Demain
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Adirondacks
Mrs. Grandy
Fe Skorupski
Miss Hosley Wedto
E. A. Collins
Flower Guild
Home Board
Trojan
Nabisco
Mained
Ole Cron
Acai
WABISCO + WATIONAL BISCWIT COMPANY
Harrison Salisbury
Ste
Sresponde
Ruhr
Hamburg
G. I. Calisthenics
Anne's
Dress & Uniform Shop
King ST
Troy
Troy’s Favorite Uniform Shop
RED Cross
U. 5S. O
Poplins
Sharkskins
Broadway
Allen
Paul Proctor
Oxford
Army Russet Goodyear Welt Saddle Oxford
Goodyear
Johnson Corp
Corner River and
Fulton Sts
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