Miss Mai Mine Supa Mai Marries John S Augustine
Miss Mai Mine Supa Mai daughter of Mr and Mrs Darid Mai of 2023 Seventh Avenue married Saturday to John S Augustine seaman VC son of the late Mr and Mrs Aliguata Augustine of 110 Seventh Avenue formerly of Green Tend JWhe The ceremony was at St Anthony's Church by Rev Anselm Sansots Miss Marta Watcher presided at the organ The altar decor featured orange and blue accents The couple left for a Montreal wedding trip and will reside at 53383 Seventh Avenue Out of town guests came from New York New Jersey and Saranac Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Supa Mai
Mire
Darid Mai
Seventh Avenue
John’ S. Augustine
Seaman VC
Aliguata Augustine
Green Tend
Anthony’s Church
Anselm Sansots
Marta Watcher
Ted Camamnucci
Marta
Game
Badri
Catherine Alta
Bober
Mises Ethiiv Cunteewee
Nazgerenna Mai
Abwin
Augustine
Troy High School
Heally High School
Troy Business College
Montreal
Can
New York
New Jersey
Saranac Lake
Area Couple Married in Greenwich Ceremony
Mildred Grace Herrington daughter of Mr. and Mrs David Herrington of North Cambridge wed C Harry Kenyon son of Mr. Ellison Kenyon of Center Falls at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Charles Edgington officiated. A reception followed and the couple departed for an unannounced wedding trip. guests included Miss Florence Herrington and Mr. and Mrs. John Kinnin of Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize Mildred Grace Herrington
David Herrington
North Cambridge
Harry Kenyon
Rs Ellison Kenyon
Centar Falls
Charles BR. Edgington
Centenary Methodist Church
Greenwich
Paul Bengle
Missy
Florence Herrington
Mr. and
Mire
John Kinnin
Local Society Notes and Travel Tidbits
Personal notices recap residents travelers and visitors. Joseph F Conroy sr of 1600 Hutton Street is in New York for ten weeks. Augusta and Catherine Ryan of Fifteenth Street return from Canada. Frank J Burns of 3255 Seventh Avenue and George Foster of Jamestown plan a fishing trip to Indian Lake. Arthur C Boughton Jr seaman WC arrives home from Alameda. Jack Chattin and Helen Grobe with Capt Chattin reside with Mrs. Mary Shook. Anabel Crosby and Mrs Anne Maloney of Syracuse visit. Helen Howe returns from Ocean Grove. Lt Col William Cobbr arrives back from overseas. Miss Jeannine Coates engages to Flying Officer John Lloyd Lloyd of England. ceremony held at St Stephen's Church in Lancashire. He is a B C A F airman with forty missions. Lloyd is a London University graduate.
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Joseph F. Conroy
Hutton Street
New York
Augusta
Catherine Ryan
Fifteenth Street
Canada
Frank J. Burns
Seventh Avenue
George Foster
Jamestown
Indian ‘Lake
Arthur C. Boughton
Naval Air Station
Alameda
Cal
Irs
Jack Chattin
Helen C.’ Grobe
Washington, D. C
Cortland Street
Ocean Grove
William H. Cobbr
West jSend Lake
Eastom Sustley
Jeannine Coates
David Coates
Moorfield
St. Helens
Lancashire
England
John LB. Liord
R.C
John Pryse Lloyd
Stheynectady
Trojans
St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Lansingbury High School
B.C. A
Hudsons Return From Edgartown Vacation
Mr and Mrs Henry W Hudson arrive home Sunday night from a vacation spent in Edgartown Martha s Vineyard Their daughter Ralph G Gulley and senior New York visitors came to spend a week with their parents Honor General Chauncey W Cook hosts a dinner in honor of Lt Gen John c H Lee deputy theater commander to Eisenhower in Europe Also present were Lee s aides James Root and Lt John A Griswold Griswold spending leave with his mother in Willamstown Dr DeLucia and Mrs Cari DeLucia of 12 Second Street plan a two week Lake Champlain vacation Captain DeLucia Army Medical Corps completes a twenty month tour in France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Henry W. Hudson
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Ralph G. Gulley
New York
Chauncey W. Cook
John c. H. Lee
Eisenhower
Europe
Lee
James Root
John A. Griswold
Griswold Fis
John Griswold
Willamstown
DeLucia
Cari &. DeLucia
Second Street
Lake Champlain
Army Medical Corps
France
Germany
Stephentown Couple Wed In Catholic Ceremony
Miss Catherine Mary Gerstel and Pvt. James Francis Doyle were united in marriage at St Joseph’s Church Stephentown. The ceremony was performed by Rev Francis Schatztein at 9 am with white gladioli and palms present. The reception followed at the Gerstel residence before the couple departed on a wedding trip. The bride is a Bertin Central High School graduate employed at GE in Senenectary. The groom, a St Joseph’s High School graduate, recently returned from twenty months in the China Burma India theater and is also a GE employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mary, Gerstel
Ignatine RK. Gerstel
Stephentown
James Francis Doyle
James Doyle
Pittsfield
Mises
St Joseph's Cirect
Francis Schatztein
Mire Joseps Atiight
Ceremiony
Gerstel
Jaway
Bertin Central High School
General Electric Co
Senenectary
Doyle
St. Joseph's High School
Vreenty
Howell Game Bridge Winners Named at Elk's Club
Winners of the Howell Game in the duplicate contract bridge tourney held Saturday night at the Elk's Club were H. W. Bennett and William Jordan of Schenectady, Robert Corbey and Stephen Massen of Trojans in second place, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De Vries of Menands in third. Trophies to be awarded by the Troy Unit of the District Bridge Association at upcoming American Contract Bridge League tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Elk’s Club
H. W. Bennett
Wiliam Jordan
Schenectady
Robert Corbey
Stephen Massen
Trojans
Ralph de Vries
Menands
Migs
Eleanor Downing
American Contract Bridge League
Haid
Eth’s
Wenmernperg
Troy
District Bridge Association
Union-Fern Furniture
River Street
Church Groups Plan Activities for Fall Season
The Fidelity Bible Class of Memorial Methodist Church hosts a social at Mrs. William Patton’s home with the mystery sisters reveal postponed to October. Tomorrow at 10 am church ladies sew aprons and stay until 9 39 pm as the first fall meeting of the Women's Safety is planned. The Mothers' Club of St Augustine's School meets tomorrow at 7 pm in Bradley Hall with Mrs. William Schubert presiding. The Farther Lights of the Second Baptist Church meet today at 3 pm in the church parlor as Mrs. DeWitt Snaffer outlines plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Bible
Memorial, Methodist Church
William Patton
Mystery Sisters
Wallace Bryce
Mothers’ Club
St. Augusjtine’s School
Bradley Hall
William Schubert
Baptist Society
Second Baptist Church
Ehurch
Par‘ore
DeWitt Snaffer
Round Lake girl wed Albany man in Green Island church
Miss Anna M. Ruggles daughter of Mr and Mrs Gardner Ruggles Round Lake became the bride of John Devine son of Mr and Mrs William J Devine Albany Street Schenectady in a Sunday ceremony at St Josephs Church Green Island Rev Austin J Corbett officiated Miss Jean Leonard cousin of the bride sang Ave Maria with Miss DeLong at organ The couple left for Canada and will reside with the bride's parents after a reception for 200 guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Ruggles
Gardner Ruggles
Round Lake
John Devine
William J. Devine
Albany Street
Schenectady
St Joseph's Church
Green Island
Austin J. Corbett
Jean Leonard
DeLong
Betty Leonard
Richard Devine
George Gregoire
James King
Chantilly
DeMento
Miss Dorothy Robbins Weds Alwyn Strait In Sept Ceremony
Miss Dorothy L Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bohne married Alwyn E Strait son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Strait on September 2 at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Rev Robert B Leslie officiated with attendants Mrs Florence Keane and Andrew B Strait. The couple left for the Adirondacks and after a breakfast are at Strait’s Pike's Pond summer residence and will reside at 47 Central Avenue about October 1. Mr Strait co operates Snow White Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Robbins
Daugiter
Henry Bohne
Alwyn E. Strait
Eugene Strait
Central Avenue
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Robert B. Leslie
Florence Keane
Waterford
Andrew B. Strait
Adirondacks
Straits
Pike's Pond
Strait
Snow White Laundry
Miss Cornell Bride Weds Bernard Miller in Me Chanicville
The wedding took place at First Presbyterian Church Me Chanicville Saturday at 6 p.m. Rev. James A. Stewart officiated. The bride wore a gold quilt and black hat with red rose bouquet. Miss Alma Kellondis served as attendant in moss green. Best man was Franc Hammond. reception details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meien T. Cornell
Mechanicville
Bernard G. Rainer
Riverside
First Presbyterian Church
Me Chanicville
James A. Stewart
Alma Kellondis
Schaghticoke
Franc C. Hammond
Mechanicrike
Court Recesses With No Civil Cases Ready for Trial
Judge Herbert D. Hama presided as civil calendar showed 89 cases but none were ready for trial yesterday. He set four cases for tomorrow and warned the term calendar would be taken up next week if civil cases were not ready. Read calendar listed Harry Dodge v Hust, Chester Greene et al v Kirway Motors, John Scully v Greene, Sanders v United Traction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Hama
Amorrow
Harry Dodge
William Hust
Iz. E Walsh
Poland
Gannon
Chester A
Mary J. Greene
Kirway Motors, Inc
MacMilen & Filley
John ‘J. Scully
R. L. Sanders
William Whelan
United Traction Co
Joseph ‘E. Walsh
Newton Cass
Lansingburg First Presbyterian centennial project meeting
The centennial project committee of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg met Sunday afternoon to discuss plans for the new year. A permanent ushers organization is being formed and an annual member visitation is scheduled for Sunday September 30. Arrangements were made for organ reconditioning and a guest book will be placed in the lobby. The next meeting is set for Sunday October 4 at 3 30 p.m after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Lessingburg
Chrb
Centennial Project Committee
Reformed Church Schedule and Community Gatherings
No choir rehearsal for two weeks at the Re formed Church. The League for Service hosts a sewing bee at Mrs. Wyman's home Thursday at 8 5:1 m. Ladies Aid meets Sept 19 to plan fall and winter work. Mrs Benny Mulson attended a birthday party at Lena and Raymond Lamphere’s on Her jin Mountains Road. eight guests including Mollie Sieglitz of Springfield, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
League For Service
Robert Wyman
Milton Austin
Carl Austin
Gerrie Austin
Dyken Pond
Ladies’ Aid Society
Benny Mulson
Homer
Lena
Raymond Lamphere
Herjin Mountains
Mollie Sieglitz
Springfield
Mass
Albany Painters Return to Work After Wage Dispute
Five union painters in Albany end their strike as they await approval of a wage agreement with employers. The workers had demanded raising pay from 1.049 to two dollars per day, a rate they say they have been receiving. A settlement decision is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ave Toys
Represestteltives
Beech
Ellen's Workbasket Needlework Magazine Ad
Mra L. KL Minnesota advertises Ellen's Workbasket a needlecraft magazine with bandwork patterns and designs by top artisans. It costs $1.00 yearly for twelve issues and includes transfer patterns and ideas for doilies bedspreads tablecloths bags and baby items. Orders go to the Westport Station address in manss City 2 Mo and offers a no obligation sample and continued delivery.
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Mra L. KL
Minnesota
Ellen
Iworkbasket
Westport Station
Manss
City 2
AOL
Elfen
Adv
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Mars
Ain R nMines
Teresa
Knitcraft
Lindsay
Corawats
Egiine Jochiiis
Seven Gooper & Corbat Prcumier
Jack Sa8r
WBS
John
Theodore deBonis
Ferry Street
Catherine Charlotte deBonis
William A. Minkler
William Minkler
Hill Street
I Personal
Leee
Zoreder Nolely
Lompare
Dewbhist
L Laboratories
Fifth Ave
New
Tom
By Mossler
Cape
Devine
Strait-Robbins
Andre Angelini
Morrell Street
New Brunswick
N. J
Antoinette Barotta
Paul James Morcone
Edward Morcone
Barotta
Middlesex Hospital
Miss Cornell
Bernard Miller
Verna Dick
Leslie H. Dick
Sara Iboga Avenue
Northside
Janet Mealy
Edward A. Mealy
Young Jove Avenue
Ophoes
St of Students
Skidmore College
Fedr
Margaret Bridgeman
Convocation
College Hall
Lansingburg
Jobe
Bayer
Norwalk
Eae
Ena
Peterson
Igentral
Shaw-Walker
State & River
St. Joseph
Moore
St. Joseph Aseicia
Donald
Thompson Grant
V. Thompson
D.B. Thompson & Son
First St
N.Y
Powers
Lance
AUL Drug
Dept
Abe
Gory
Robert Powers
den of America
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