Trojan Navy Officer Takes Bride
The marriage of Miss Jane Elizabeth Ostrander of Troy to Lieutenant James Dwight Fessenden, son of Prof. and Mrs. Edwin Allan Fessenden of Troy, occurred Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at Rev. G. Freeland Peter's Bethesda Maryland home. Attendants included Lt. Commander Harold M. Wright. The couple planned a future home at 1117 North Randolph Street Arlington with a brief wedding trip to Fredericksburg Virginia. The ceremony date moved forward from October due to Fessenden's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Elizabeth Ostrander
Harold V. Ostrande
Mr. Ostrander
Ticonderoga
James Dwight Fessenden
Edwin Allan Fessenden
Troy
G. Freeland Peter
D. D
Rockville Pike
Bethesda
Miss Mosher Weds Richard Dwyer in North Bennington
Elizabeth Elen Mosher daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Mosher of North Bennington wed Richard Harlan Dwyer son of Mr and Mrs Richard R Dwyer of the same village yesterday morning at St John the Baptist Church North Bennington. Rev Thomas J Burke officiated. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with duchesse lace and a juliet cap veil. Maid of honor Kathleen Horton and bridesmaid Mary Agnes Mosher wore pale blue net gowns. Best man Joseph J Cunning. ushers Gerald James and Roy H Baldwin. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. Mrs Dwyer is a North Bennington High School and University of Vermont graduate working at First National Bank. Mr Dwyer, a General Electric employee, is a North Bennington High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Elen Mosher
James Edwin Mosher
North Bennington
Richard Harlan Dwyer
Richard R. Dwyer
St John the Baptist Church
Thomas 3. Burke
Kathleen Horton
Manchester
Mary Agnes Mosher
Joseph J. Cunning
Bennington
Gerald James
Roy H. Baldwin
Dwyer
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
First National Bank of
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
Woodside Church Society to Meet
The first full meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Woodside Presbyterian Church will be held Thursday at 7 pm at Mrs J Cushman Gillespie 26 Winter Street. Mrs Warren Ker and Miss Jennie Burgess assist. Members urged to bring prizes. Miss Lacy Ryan Mrs Samuel McNeil and Mrs James Henry on the game committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodside Presbyterian Church
J. Cushman Gillespie
Winter Street
Warren Ker
Jennie Burgess
Lacy Ryan
Samuel MecNeil
James Henry
Miss Gilboe Weds Pvt Mancini at St Marys Church
Miss Gertrude Gilboe daughter of Mrs Mary Gilboe 182 Fourth Street wed Pvt Vincent F Mancini of the Army son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Mancini 168 Fourth Street in St Marys Church at 5 pm Rev Edward O MalIy officiated Maid of honor was Miss Angela Mancini best man Eugene Duozzo Private Mancini serves in the Medical Corps at Fort Monmouth N J After a family dinner at The Hendrick Hudson a small reception followed at the bridegroom s parents home Attending out of town were Dr and Mrs Edward J Crishane Kedward of Pittsfield Mass and Mr and Mrs Salvatore De Stefano of New York Miss Gisbee formerly with Cluett Peabody Co Inc Marilyn Hanley celebrates first birthday at aunt s Melrose home with relatives and Deputy Sheriff William M Hanley joining the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilboe
Mary Gilboe
Fourth Street
St. Mary's Church
Prt
Vincent F. Mancini
Army
Frank A Mancini
Edward O'Mally
Angela Mancini
Eugene Duozzo
Mancini
North Bennington Social Notes and Local Incidents
North Bennington items list social visits from Hennington and Bur ington with Simmonds family, Ithaca Conservatory entrant Miss Davis, and other college guests. The 1930 Buick driven by Herbert White collided with a Vermont Transit bus at Soldiers Home. damages noted. School opens with same staff except Miss Gardner resigns for ill health. Williams College visit by Miss Dorig Scott. Newcastle VA reports a major comeback of beavers in Jefferson National Forest with raccoon and bear notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Collison
Hennington
Ray Seagie
Burington
Edward Simmonds
Melen Davis
Dean Slavez
Edwin Humphrey
Bennington College
Mise Davis
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Mases
Betty Breen
Neon Willard
Donald Cherbonneau
Middlebury College
Lawrence Lyons
Raph Norton
North Hero
Glads Seoti
Doroth
Biltmore
New York
Peery
Tmion
Edward Welling
Mise Bett
Myers
Madeline Myers
Bennington
New Yor
United Air Lines
Herbert White
Vermont Transit
Eric Biren
Albany
North Bennington
Gardner
Dorig Scott
Williams College
Crossword Puzzle Clue Scramble from Historic Page
Readable fragments present a puzzle list with numbers and garbled clues. Names and terms such as weapon, Hawaiian wreath, foreign secretary, and public notices appear as stray hints alongside corrupted strings indicating a themed crossword from a historic newspaper page.
Troy Girl To Be Wed In Charleston
Doris Gavin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward T Gavin announces engagement to Edward C Voight of Charleston C He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs E Voight of that city Doris a graduate of FESY High School works in the accounting office at Charlestown Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Cap The couple plan to marry at St Luke s Church in Charleston SC on November 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Gavin
Fourteenth Street
Doris Gavin
Edward C. Voight
Charleston
E. Voight
Miss Gavin
Fesy High School
Charlestown Shipbuilding and Drydock Cap
Woight
Baker and Murray
Rice Business College
St. Luke's Church of Charleston, SC
Former Troy Girl Weds Army Air Corps Lieutenant
Emma Eaves Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Nelson of Pittsburg formerly of Troy, married Lieut Gordon Stuedler of the U S Army Air Corps. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Emma Petzler’s home in Lansingburg with attendants Jessie Petzler and Willam Petzler. The couple will reside in New York City where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Eaves Nelson
John W. Nelson
Pittsburg
Gordon
Stuedler
U S. Army Air Corps
R. A. Stuedler
Edward D. Barnes
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Hhe
Emma E. Petzler
Fifth Avenue
Lansingburg
Miss DeLuca Weds Army Officer In Troy Church Ceremony
Miss Lisa DeLuca, daughter of Dr and Mrs Michael E DeLuca of 149 Third Street Troy, married Lieut Robert L Knoop son of Mr and Mrs Louis Knoop Crescent Road Waterford at 2 pm Sunday in St Marys Church. The ceremony featured Rev James J Dacey and both families attended with out of town guests from New York Dover Plains and San Francisco. The couple left for a New York wedding trip and will reside with the DeLuca family.Returning military plans and a party for friends followed at the DeLuca home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa DeLuca
Michael E. DeLuca
Third Street
Troy
Robert L. Knoop
Louis KR. Knoop
Crescent Road
Waterford
St. Mary's Church
James J. Dacey
Norma Dunn
Agnes Sheeran
Maria
Paul M. Delaca
Medica’l Reserve
William Quimby
U. S Merchant Marine
Hendrick] Hudson
New York
Knoop
Local Notes on Residents and Departures
Personal Miss Marilyn Lee Friedle of Chicago has returned home after a month with her grandmother Mrs. Friedle of Cohoes. Miss Margaret Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Worth Lake Avenue, a graduate of Emma Willard School, left Saturday to enter Wellesley College in Massachusetts. Mrs Susan Sawyer and her daughter Susan of Chicago, guests of Mrs Sawyer's sister Mrs Jennie Wagar of Grefton, and nieces Mrs Fred Lee and Mrs Walter Green, returned home Saturday. Lieut Anthony Vatella, on leave with his mother Mrs Mary Vatella of Green Island, has returned to camp at Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Lee Friedle
Chicago
Friedle
Cohoes
Margaret Johnson
James ¥. Johnson
Worth Lake Avenue
Emma Willard School
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Susan Sawyer
Susan
Sawyer
Jennie Wagar
Grefton
Fred Lee
New Turnpike Road
Walter Green
Sixth Avenue
Anthony Vatella
Mary Vatella
George Street
Green Island
Richmond
Disabled Soldiers Aided By Army Readjustment Plan
Camp Adair Oregon witnesses a two hour field exercise where American soldiers trained in infantry artillery chemical warfare and river crossing impress Maj. Gen. Patch and Brig. Gen. Moore. Pvt. Vito Noto suffers a minor ankle injury while gathering during the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Adair
Ore
Alexander M. Patch
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fourth Army Corps
Gilbert R. Cook
Bryant E Moore
Guadalcanal
Patch
Vito Noto
New York City
Noto
Sunken Vessel Named George Aids Mediterranean Mission
Airmen in North Africa rely on a sunken ship code named George to locate targets. Staff Sergeant Thomas J. McGlynn of Cleveland explains that during a mission the target’s position was given as 400 yards west of George, which helped guide the Flying Fortress crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Adair
George Godfrey
Roy A. Nelson
Bowe, Ida
Salt Lake City
George
North Africa
Thomas J. McGlynn
Cleveland
Mediterranean
McGlynn
Soldier barely clears height for cadet train by hair
Shaw Field South Carolina report on Army basic training where Sergt Edward J. LaFieur narrowly meets the five foot height minimum for aviation cadet training. His exceptionally thick hair provides the margin that allows him to qualify for air crew training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Field S.C. P
Edward J
Shorty
Second Air Line For Venezuela Opens Freight Service
Caracas announces Aerovia Venezolana as Venezuela second airline. It will handle freight only and serve across the republic’s mountains jungles and plains while the existing government operated Linea Aeropostal Venezolana remains the sole passenger mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Aerovia Venezolana
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Servicemen Not Required To Report Tax
The Record reports that military personnel on active duty on September 15 1943 are granted an extension for filing the estimated tax declaration. The extension lasts until March 15 1944, or as service needs dictate. The order may delay filing without individual consent, and allows postponement to March 15 1944 to compute taxes at once if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington
Army
Navy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
New York
Treasury
United States
Internal Revenue
Fast Talking Saves Crash at Keesler Field
A four motor transport approaching Keesler Field Mississippi faced nose wheel failure. Lieut Col Harold Kreider and staff sergeant William E Casey coordinated with the plane’s crew for over an hour. Casey’s radio guidance helped position the nose wheel, allowing a safe landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesler
Miss
Mechanics School
Harold S Kreider
William E. Casey
Iowa City
Casey
Charles T. Stoffer
New Red Cross Kit to Prisoners Captured Parcel Details
The American Red Cross announces a new Capture Parcel for prisoners of war. The kit includes bandages, razors, clothes, brushes, toothpaste, soap, tobacco, socks, towels, soap, vitamin tablets, and a housewife sewing kit among other personal care items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
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Mosher
Woodside Church Society
Western Electric
W. G. G. Benway
State St
Albany, N.Y
Slite
Britt-Mahon
Thomas J. Britt
St. Joseph's Church
Britt
Sera V. Mahon
Patrick Mahon
Miss Gilboe
Pvt. Mancini
Newcastle
Jefferson National Forest
Tellurium
Arcaca
Todine
Entiera State
Protopiasa
Angry
Secular
Wide Smile
Mals Brew
Scientiat's
Public Notices
Compess Point
Jis
Miss DeLuca
Mountaineers
Timber Wolf Division
Anthony Touwart
Willamette
M. E. Kahn
Pvt
Lionel Whiffen
Soard
Second Air Line
Red Cross
Eae
Personal Finance CO
Broadway
Third St
Hall
Knitcraft
P. S
W. H. Bumstead, Inc
Congress ST
Sixth Ave
Packard
Ar Bombars
Packard Marine
Ircraft
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