Miss Walker Weds James W. Sullivan in Victory Church
Miss Josephine Regina Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Walker of 12 Wayne Street Sye away and James William Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs John F Sullivan of the Hoosick Road united in marriage yesterday morning at Our Lady of Victory Church. Rev John J Sullivan brother of the bridegroom officiated and shared a nuptial mass with organist Julia Walsh providing music. The bridal party included maid of honor Isabelle Walker and best man Joseph Sullivan. The bride wore aqua velvet with crepe dress and carried gladioli. corsages adorned the mothers. After a reception at The Hendrick Hudson the couple, both graduates of Troy High School and Troy Business College, plan to reside at 38 Belmont Avenue and leave on a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Regina Walker
Harry Walker
Wayne Street
Syeaway
James William Sullivan
John F. Sullivan
Hoosick Road
Our Lady of Victory Church
John J. Sullivan
Julia Walsh
Isabelle Walker
Fhonor
Joseph Sullivan
Miss Walker
Hendrick Hudson
Troy High School
Troy Business College
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
Sullivan
la Salle Institute
Boston & Albany Railroad
Springfield
Mass
Belmont Avenue
Miss Leathem Becomes Bride
Mrs. William H. Leathem announces the marriage of her daughter Blanche C. Leathe to Joseph J. Derkowski. The ceremony was Saturday at St Joseph's Church with Rev. James E. O'Neil officiating. Attendant was Louise Marie Cutler. best man was Alexander A. Derkowski. A wedding breakfast followed at The Hendrick Hudson. they will reside at 498 Fourth Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Leathem
Fourth Street
Blanche C. Leathe
Joseph
Thum Club to Deliver Flowers for Troy Woman’s Club
The Ulum Club will oversee the distribution of bouquets for the Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Woman's Club tomorrow. Flowers go to the sick and shut-ins. others receive cards. Donations may be left at the clubroom on Second Street. A family reunion in Valley Falls celebrated several Allen family birthdays with relatives from Worth Bennington Cohoes and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulum Club
Guntav Paulsen
Troy Woman's Club
Second Street
A. V. Allen
Valley Falls
Clinton Allen
Ida May Allen
Mary A. Allen
Worth Bennington
Helen
Alice
Janat
Cohoes
Kirs
Howard Allen
Fath
Ida May
Alice Allen
Washington, D. C
Anna Pratt
Lucy Allen
Illhweter
White Key To Stage Dance At RPI
The White Key honorary society at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute sponsors its annual dance Saturday night in the Clubhouse ballroom. Music by the Bluejackers with Betty on vocals. Russell Sage has late permission. large attendance expected. The six sophomores in the society are James Newell Fred Jansen Bill Wolff Bill Webster Stan Weiss and Fred Sievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Key Honorary Society of
Rensselaer _ Polytechnic Institute
Bluejackers
Betty
Russell Sage
White Key Society
James Newell
Fred Jansen
Bill Wolff
Bill Webster
Stan Weiss
Fred Sievers
R P L Graduate Weds Barbara Miller in New Jersey
Miss Barbara Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Miller of South Orange New Jersey married Ensign Wethaniel Rees Evans U S N R a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute son of Mrs E E Poutre Mount Lebanon Pa The ceremony at Maplewood Country Club New Jersey was conducted by Rev Howard M Le Sourd D D dean of the Boston University Graduate School The couple will reside in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Miller
Leon Wilbur Miller
South Orange
N. J
Ensign Wethaniel Rees Evans
U.S.N.R
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
E. E. Poutre
Mount Lebanon
Par
Maplewood Country Club
New Jersey
Howard M. le Sourd
D.D
Graduate School
Boston University
Skidmore College
Ensign Evans
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Miami, Fla
Amstuzs Return Home From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs John Amstuz of East Acres have returned home after visiting New York. Mr and Mrs Chauncey W Cooks of Myrtle Avenue return from a vacation at Saranac Inn on Saranac Lake. Dr and Mrs David Houston Jr and Barker and David and Darby return to town after several weeks at Saranac Inn on Saranac Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Amstuz
East Acres
New York
Chauncey W. Cooks
Myrtle Avenue
Saranac Inn
Saranace Lake
David Houston, Jr
Barker
David and
Darby
Saranac Lake
Russell Sage Graduate Officer Bride Engagement
Mr and Mrs Verne E Burnett of Danbury Connecticut announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Elen Burnett to Lieut Arthur Howard son of Dr Joseph Howard and the late Mrs Howard of Cortland. Miss Burnett a Russell Sage College graduate class of 1941. Howard, a RP I senior, completed Army training and was commissioned in August as a second lieutenant from an Army Air Forces navigation school in Texas. Burnett's father is vice president of General Foods Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne E. Burnett
Danbury, Conn
Pelham Manor
Katherine Elen Burnett
Arthur Howard
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Joseph Howard
Howard
Cortland
Burnett
Russell Sage College
R.P.1
Army Air Forces Navigation School
Texas
Miss Burnett
General Foods Corp
Birthday party honors son and farewell gift at home
Mr and Mrs August H Schupp Jr hosted a Friday birthday party for their son Gary fourth anniversary with 15 guests. Aunt Alexandra Zayac received a farewell gift before leaving for Pratt Institute Brooklyn. Court Margaret Catholic Daughters unit opens fall season tomorrow at 8 30 pm Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs Otto J Stailmer presiding. Ladies Auxiliary meeting tomorrow 2 30 pm Oakwood Presbyterian Church at Mrs George Simmonds home Wynantskill. Bus departs River and Fulton Streets at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August H. Schupp, Jr
Fourth Street
Gary
Alexandra Zayac
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Court Margaret
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Otto J. Stailmer
Oakwood Presbyterian Church
George Simmonds
Church Street
Wynantskill
River
Fulton Streets
To Serve Supper Group Begins Fall Activities
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ninth Presbyterian Church holds a dish supper at 6 30 p.m. in the chapel with Miss Mary Gain presiding. Tass to Meet Today at Sea Class of the Li venue Baptist Church convenes at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Mary Gain
Livenue Baptist Church
Miss Mallery To Be Bride Of Soldier
Rev and Mrs Robert G Mallery of 71 Mill Street announce the engagement of Margaret Mallery to Pvt Donald M Roeck of the Army son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Roeck of Brunswick Road No date for the wedding Miss Mallery is a sophomore at Russell Sage College Private Roeck is stationed at Pratt Institute Brooklyn Both are Troy High School graduates Before en listing in the Army Private Roeck worked with the American Locomotive Co in Schenectady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Mallery
Mill Street
Margaret Mallery
Donald M. Roeck
Charles E. Reoeck
Brunswick Road
Mallery
Russell Sage College
Roeck
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Troy High School
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Miss Lodge Weds Charles F Kenna in St Peter’s Church
Miss Harriet E Lodge daughter of Charlies J Lodge of 405 Tenth Street married Charles F Kenna son of Mr and Mrs William Kenna of 227 Second Street. Rev J M O Connor officiated at St Peter’s Church with palm and white gladioli decorations. Attendants included Mrs John D Hennessy and sergt Charles J Lodge among others. The couple plan to reside at 409 Tenth Street. Kenna is an industrial engineer at General Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Lodge
Charlies J. Lodge
Tenth Street
Charles F. Kenna
William Kenna
Second Street
J. M. O'Connor
St Peter's Church
John D. Hennessy
Elizabeth
N. J
Mr. Hennessy
Charles J. Lodge
Camp Blanding
Fla
James Cornwell
Philip Demers
Troy
Robert J. Tobin
East Orange
Kenna
Johanna Hill
Montreal
Canada
Mr. Kenna
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Local residents recap visits with relatives abroad and at home
Mr and Mrs Edward Page of 294 Fifth Avenue return to Troy after Lake George trip. Mr and Mrs Timothy O'Brien of 4 Irving Place visit son and daughter in law Lieut and Mrs Timothy O'Brien Jr in Falmouth MA. Mrs Jennie De Luca and daughters Mary and Betsy return from Woodhaven after visiting Joseph De Luca at 52 Second Avenue. Vera Murphy from Pawling Avenue returns from Dayton with Mrs George Snyder and Donna who stay through month. Pfc George W Snyder stationed at Wright Field. Mr and Mrs Samuel McNiell and daughter Iggy return from Cossaguna with son Henry MecNiell and Mrs McNiell's father Andrew Bryce. Henry convalesces after July operation at Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Saunders of West Winfield and sons Wendell and Carlton visit Mrs Saunders' parents Bernard and Mrs Wendell on Sheridan Avenue. family dinner hosted. Other out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Thomas Cullen and daughters Carolyn and Joyce and son Paul of Albany. Mrs Cullen is Wendell's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Page
Fifth Avenue
Troy
Lake George
Timothy F. O'Brien
Irving Place
Timothy F. O’brien, Jr
Falmouth
Mass
Jennie de Luca
Mary
Betsy
Woodhaven
de Laica
Joseph de Luca
Second Avenue
Vera Murphy
Pawling Avenue
Dayton
Pfc
George W. Snyder
George Snyder
Donna
Snyder
Wright Field
Samuel McNiel
Iggy
Cossaguna
Sheridan Avenue
Henry MecNiell
Home Bureau Teaches Sewing Machine Class at St Ambrose Hall
Leonard F. Walker from Cornell will lead a sewing machine class on Tuesday September 14 at 10 a.m. at St Ambrose Hall in Latham under Latham Home Bureau. Attendees may bring their sewing machines to the hall the afternoon before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Walker
Cornell University
St. Ambrose Hall
Latham
Latham Home Bureau
New Gloves Protect Flyers in World War II
London reports antiseptic gloves to protect and treat hand burns used by RAF airmen under reverse lend-lease. Devised by William Stannard, the gloves are made of a secret surgical material, slipped on easily without irritating tissue, and do not hinder movement. Each pair is kept in a blast proof envelope with morphia and burn care supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R. A. F. Byers
William Stannard
Britain
Stevens Hotel to Reopen for Civilian Trade in 60 Days
The Stevens Hotel, a 22 story, 3,000 room landmark in Chicago, will reopen to the public within 60 days under new owner A S Kirkeby of Kirkeby Hotels Inc after the War Department accepted his bid of 5 251 000 for the property. About 500 workers will be hired and 1 million dollars spent on equipment to ready the hostelry, once used by the Army Air Force to house and train radio technicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago i
Stevens
A. S. Kirkeby
Kirkeby Hotels, Inc
War Department
Sam
Michigan Avenue
Army Air Force
Army
RPI Naval Training Spurs National Program Talk
Lieutenant Milton Fiery of the U S Naval Flight Preparatory School told the Rotary Club that Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute leads the country in naval training. He outlined V-12 and V-5 programs, their timelines, and the goal of producing deck officers and pilots plus two months of post wings training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P.I
Naval
Rotary Club
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Milton J. Fiery
U. S
N. R
U. S. Naval Flight Preparatory School
R. P.S
Service Club
Hendrick Hudson
Fiery
Naval Air Forces
P. I
Ctawa W. Tlos
Naval Air Training
Troy
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R. P.L
Bombay
Ae Berren
Troy Ny
Miss Mallery
Miss Lodge
Charles Kenna
Churchill
Harvard
Winston Churchill
Sanders Theater
Harvard University
Cambridge
James B. Conant
Home Bureau
Coffee
R.C. Williams & Co.,inc
New York,n.y
Helen Thomas