Local couple wed as Catherine Flannery weds Kenneth Deville
Miss Catherine E Flannery daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Flannery of 242 Third Street became the bride of Corp Kenneth Deville son of Mrs Thomas Neville of 219 Nigte Street A nuptial mass was held Tuesday August 28 with Rev Thomas J Meehan officiating The ceremony featured organ music and a reception at the home of the Flannerys where the bridegroom stationed with the Air Corps was announced Mrs Neville will reside at home for the duration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E Flannery
Joseph Flannery
Third Street
Corp
Kenneth Deville
Thomas Neville
Nigte Street
Mates Charen
Thomas J. Meehan
Clessymen
Ages Sheeran
Flannery
Basnséaie Field
Air Corpe
Neville
Bennington Girl's Engagement Announced
Bennington announces the engagement of Miss Oakes to Sergeant Gerald Flynn. Miss Oakes, a Bennington High School graduate, formerly worked for the E2 Mil Inc. in Bennington. Flynn, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Flynn of Troy, attended through school and worked at Watertown Arsenal before induction. The wedding date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Oakes
AED Maris Oakes
Sta Sergs
Gerald W. Fiysan
Jack J. Fiynn
B. D
Troy
Miss Oakes
Bennington High School
E2 Mil Inc
Bennington
Flynn
Trough School
Watertet Arsenal
Army
Tean Tea Hostess Miss Charlotte Battin Entertains
Miss Charlotte C Battin hosted a tea yesterday at her Wasery home attended by Dr Julie Patios Dr Florence Jeaney and Dr Louie Miner presiding with Dr Mars Rindfer and Miss Helen Gross at the tea table The New York ing and few ars herr daughter Mise Afer ke on the sign department of Naim Corp visited and returned Dr Micreé SL Allen to Rew Vora after law aid Mrs Harry McGrete at Whitmanoor home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte C. Battin
Wasery In
Berer
Julie Patios
Florence Jeaney
Louie
Miner
Mars Rindfer
Helen Gross
New Yorking & Few Ars Herr
Mise Aferke
Naim Corp
Thal
Micreé SL Allen
Harry McGrete
Whitmanoor
R P I Club Plans Tea and Show Session
The R P I Club schedules a tea for Monday at Mesgeic Ten 2 in Sheree of the affair. Guests include Mrs. Le land G Christie and Mrs. Roland HL Trathen. Mrs. Arthur Halt heads the refreshment committee with Mrs. Hery BS Anderson and others assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Hans C Lund attend, with vocal selections and a guest entertainment. A show session precedes the tea, with donations invited for the Troy Woman's Club flower guild distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheree
Leland G
Christie
Roland HL Trathen
Bfrs
Arthur EL Halt Gas
Mfrs
Hery BS. Anderson
Fred Crawley
James &, Lloyd
Trathen
Mochon
John C. Thaaipson
Hans C. Lund
Lind Oi
O Ider
Lund
Anderson Presiding
Pla
Flower
Troy Woman's Club
Beatrice Cohen Honored at Albany Shower Party
Miss Beatrice Cohen daughter of Mr Frank Cohen of Wag street received a personal shower at Jack's Restaurant Albany. Mrs Mred Goodman hosted dinner for guests. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Pvt Leos Greenstein who is stationed Everett Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Cohen
Frank Cohen
Wag
Aonor
Jack's
Albany
Goodman
Everett
Wash
Pvt
Leos Greenstein
Farewell Dance for Stewart M Brown Before Deployment
A farewell dance at Shushan Grange Heir honored Stewart M Brown who leaves today for the armed forces. About sixty friends and relatives attended with music by the Vagabonds and songs by Elsie Bandel and dancing by Albert Mears. Brown, husband of Eleanor Sutherland, received a monetary gift. Nearby honors included a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Gerbo for Folland M Carte, a Seaman Second Class stationed in Boston, with guests Rolland Carle and families from Troy and Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shishan Grange
Stewart M. Brown
Elsie Bandel
Saushan
Albert Mears
Arminaion
Mr. Brown
Hieanor Sutherland
Cambridge
Arthur Brown
Shushan
Ciamsiegm
George Gerbo
Center Brunswick
Folland M. Carte
Boston
Rolland MM. Carle
Millacd Carle
Theodore Fiche
Troy
James Hickey
Latham
Warne Root
Corinth
Latham Home Bureau Holds First Regular Meeting
The Latham Home Bureau plans its first regular meeting Monday at 2 PM. Mrs. James MacDowell, chairman, will preside. A discussion will covermaking fabric bags led by Mrs. Leonard. A member of the group will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatheg
First Baptist Church
Robert Cozens
Ilium Club Aids Guild in Flower Delivery Incident
Flowers were delivered yesterday as part of a joint effort by the Women's Club, Inc, and the Fruit and Flower Guild under the direction of the Bux ry Club of Troy. Several residents and members including Mrs Wahitekers, Mrs Henry C., Mrs Henry D. VabDen berg, Mrs Charles EL. French, Mrs Murphy, Mrs Bass, Mrs Kehurst, and others are listed in the incident notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit and Flower Guild
Women's Club, Inc
Buxry Club of
Troy
Adrs
James
Suret
Wahitekers
Cheleas
Second Street
Wison
Henry C
Witterd DL van Derzee
Henry D. VabDenberg
Charles EL
EL Murphy
Colinas
Ror
Farry Wisen
Kehurst
Bassiere
Rabbi Lesser Supper and Membership News at Sisterhood
The Sisterhood of Third Street Ten hosts a supper with Rabbi and Mrs. Lesser as guests, followed by a membership drive led by Mrs. Mintzer. New members include Rabbi ard Mrs. Lesser and others. plans were announced for an annual election supper and fundraising events for J. W. B.-USO, war relief, rummage sale, and a countrywide clothing drive. A couple announced their marriage, with details of attendants and reception. Beth Es ee Home board to meet for Java party and fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Rald
Charles Lesser
Joseph Mintzer
Henry Richman
Ard
Lesser
Zammuel Mistnd
Ruth Marinsky
Piars
J. Julius Goodman
Sidney Eisenberg
Sue Robinsor
Mistzer
Miss Ross Engaged to Air Corps Lieutenant Wicks
Miss Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Ross of Wyrancskill, becomes engaged to First Lieutenant Arthur A Wicks of Araig Air Corps. Wicks, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wicks of Was: Send Lake, trained at Midland Bombardier School and Hope College, served in European operations including Belgium Germany France and the D-Day invasion. decorated with Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. on furlough and to report to Atlantic City MI. wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ross
Wyrancskill
Misa
Ada J. Rosa
Arthur A Wicks
Araig Air Corps
Clarence Wicks
Lake Miss Ross
Gtedvaca
Temple University
Philadelphia
Riverside High School
Riverside
Wicks
Hope College
Mick
Bombardier School
Midland
Tex
Belgium
Germany
France
Doolittle
Atlantic City
Local Residents Active as Visitors and Returnees
Mrs. Katie Hyde Minor of Norwich visits Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hyde at 5 Balsam Avenue. Andrew E Cavanaige has left Troy Hospital and is convalescing at 3016 Seventh Avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Caldwell who summered at Reicharde Lake have returned to 14 Federal Street. Mrs Bertha Colteux of 333 First Street returns from New York after visiting husband Louis Solteux at Presbyterian Medical Center. Margaret Hayes and daughter Julia and grandson Daniel Carhart Ltd returned from a holiday week end in New York with Mrs Sarah Stack. Mr and Mrs George Schiesinger of Brooklyn and Mr and Mrs Ben Remsen and daughters Judy and Jaine of Syracuse visit aunt Miss Sally Tsanes this weekend. Mrs William Soyle, formerly Henriette Watts, and daughter Judith Ann return to Greenwich after days with sister Mrs Irving Richards. Commander J Lawrence and daughter Kathleen arrive from California, visiting Lawrence's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ruste of Sixth Avenue. Commander Lawrence, U S N, just returned from the Southwest Pacific war area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Hyde Minor
Norwich
Arthur W. Hyde
Balsam Avenue
Andrew E. Cavanauge
Seventh Avenus
Charles Caldwell
Reicharde Lake
Federal Street
Bertha Colteux
Firs Street
New York
Louis Solteux
Presbyterian Medical Center
Margaret Hayes
Julia
Daniel W. Carhart, Ltd
Heliday
Sarah Stack
George Schiesinger
Brooklyn
Bén
Remsen
Judy
Jaine
Syracuse
Sally Tsanes
William Soyle
Henriette Watts
Judhkh Ann
Greenwich
Irving Richards
Comdr
J. Lawrence
Kathleen
California
Lawrence
Charles Ruste
Sixth Avenue
Lawrance
U.S.N
Miss Ley Weds Argyle Man in Hebron Church
Miss Elinor Elizabeth Ley of West Hebron married Jesse Wesley Bain of Argyle at 3 pm in Hebron United Presbyterian Church. Miss Alice Ley served as maid of honor, with bridesmaids Mildred Hughey. Best man was William Bain. ushers included Clifford and Wallace Ley, Irwin Wicks, and Allen McNall. After a wedding trip to New York, they will live in South Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Elizabeth Lor
Clifford E Ley
West Hebron
Jesse Wesley Bain
Erame
Clifford
Wallace Ley
Irwin Wicks
Fort Edward
Alien McNall
Greenwich
New York
South Argyle
Honors At Birthday Party For James Corrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Corrigan of 696 Fourth Street entertained last evening for their son James second birthday. Guests included Ann Marie Waller George Shes Charles Walker Lobby Corrigen Dorothy Pins 2. Ballroom dancing by Dorothy Pinhe and Joseph Corrigan. Folk dancing by Mary Annie and Jackie Shea with Valerie Hotaling on piano. Sonma Hill performed an acrobatic dance. Refreshments featured a pink and white birthday cake with two candles. The guest of honor received many gifts. Observe Anniversary Mr and Mrs Edward A Bitely of 12 Reid Avenue celebrated their saih wedding anniversary. They have five children and six grandchildren. Daughters: Mrs Margaret Bussey Mrs Fannie Booth Mrs Nellie O'Hare. Sons: Charles Bitley Harry Bitley. Ladies' Board Meets The Presbyterian Home Association Ladies Board of Managers met at 2 First Street Wednesday morning with President Archibald Buchanan. Reports were given by Mortimer Barrett and Earl Roe. Mrs Irving Horton reported on the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Corrigan
Fourth Street
James
Ann Marie Waller
George Shes
Charles Walker
Lobby Corrigen
Dorothy Pins
Dorothy Pinhe
Joseph Corrigan
Mery Anno Ife
Jackie Shea
Tracy
Shes
Valarie Hotaling
Sonma Hill
Edward A. Bitley
Reid Avenue
Watervliet
Troy
Margaret Bussey
Fannie Booth
Center Brunswick
Nellie O'Hare
Charles Bitley
Harry Bitley
Ladies’ Board
Ladies’ Board of Managers
Presbyterian Home Association
First Street
Archibald Buchanan
Mortimer
Barrett
Earl 3. Roe
Irving Horton
Miss Davis Weds Gordon G. Helpin in Waterview
The marriage of Mrs. Helen V. Davie of 23 Morrison Avenue to Gordon G. Helpin of 1515 Seventh Avenue Waterview took place Tuesday at 7 38 pm in St. Michaels Church rectory with Rev. William Conder officiating. The couple planned to reside at 28 Morrison Avenue Troy after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. Davie
Morrison Avenue
Gordon GC. Helpin
Seventh Avenue
Waterview
St. Michaels Church
William Conder
Helen V.dallon
Horer
Clarence “Mybog
Ramer
Eleanor
Oriole
Sem
Mra
Clarence Myers
Nineteenth Street
Watervliet
Mes
Myers
Mrs. Halfpin
Troy
Puerto Rico Farmers Get Indiana Heifers
Nepparee Indiana bred heifers sent to Puerto Rico by the Church of the Brethren of Northern Indiana to aid milk supply. Heifers ranging 13 months to two years old will be given to deserving farmers. donations continue as more cattle are prepared for shipment to Europe pending permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepparee
Puerto Rico
Church of the Brethren of Northern
Indiana
Marvin Senger
Xappanee
Europe
Local Social Notes and Church Events in Melrose
Melrose residents visit and receive treatment at Samaritan Hospital. Nancy Kellogg of Troy visits Ernest and Mrs. Kellogg. Delfine Barber spends weekend with sister Mrs. John Legg in New York. Diefendorf Herrington Brenenstuhl Peacock Barry children enter Lansingburg school. Vacation Bible School attendees meet at Methodist Church tomorrow 2 to 5 p.m. Mary Madigan and Mrs. William Carney hosted by Mrs. Frank Morgan. Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs. Agnes Olmstead. planning two food sales for Sept 16 at 2 p.m. in charge of Mrs. Orin Peed and Mrs. Olmstead. Next meeting at Mrs. Albert Stuart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Clarence Derrick
Samaritan Hospital
Nancy Kellogg
Troy
Ernest E. Kellogg
Delfine Barber
John Legg
New York
Ruth Diefendorf
Barbara Herrington
Dorothy Brenenstuhl
Alen Peacock
Joseph Barry
Lansingburg
Methodist Church
Mary Madigan
William Carney
Frank Morgan
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Agnes Olmstead
Orin Peed
Albert Stuart
Johnsonville Teachers and district notes in local postings
Johnsonville welcomes Mrs Nicholez Hosowsky as new teacher at Oxford. Millertown district closes. pupils transfer to Valley Fatla. Mrs Lulu Herrington and Mrs Freda Goodfellow in Schaghticoke. Agnes Ryan visiting Mr and Mrs William Abel in Mechanicville. Sgt Harry Culnane of Camp Dix to spend days with his parents. School opens Tuesday with Mrs Earl Johnston and Mrs Harry Culnane. Registration ends and pupils move to Schaghticoke Feir. Mr and Mrs George Jones return to Coeymans from visit with Earl Spearburg family. sister Mrs Helen Light accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Smith
Schenectady
Charles Welling
Millertown
Vailey Fatla School
Lulu Herrington
Freda Goodfellow
Schaghticoke
Agnes Ryan
William ‘Abel
Mechanicville
Harry Culnane
Camp + Dix
N. J
Chatlet Culnane
Earl Johnston
Schaghtrccke -Feir
George Jones
Coeymans
Earl Speanburg
Waterford school enrollments dip as year opens
Waterford registers 676 students across district on first day, down 28 from last year. Elementary totals 266 with 262 at School No 2 and 104 at School No 3. High School enrollment is 180, down 24 from 304 last year. Rosters still coming in as students return from summer work. final count expected to reach last year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Rostoe L. Williams
Mink Cross-breeding Produces Shaded Fur
Chicago reports that cross-breeding will yield mink in many shades including pink blue and golden yellow. R D Harmon of the National Board of Fur Fashion says coats matching heir eyes or complexion will be possible with prices from 2000 to 23100. Production costs fall about 16 percent from last year and remain near pre Pearl Harbor levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. D. Harmon
National Board of Fur Fann Organization
Harmon
Definition Quiz Deck of True False Language Truths
A noisy reader asks True or False questions about English word meanings and translations. Items cover eggret baby swan chaise longue exotic organisms occident oriental sun rise, ravel oppose unravel, perspire, foreign land, primp, and shamble meaning slaughterhouse with a promotional note offering two free copies of Oddities of English by Frank Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Frank Colby
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Columbus
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Johnsonville
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Oxford
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Seraploga Avenue
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Second ‘Street
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Parsone School of Design
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Waterford Lions Club
Airport Inn
Campbell Avenue
William ©. Adams
Fish and Game
State Conservation Department
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Proctor Theater
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the Hollywood Oomanter
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