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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1945

Page

3

Fae MacChesney Weds Lt Walter H Page in New York

The wedding of Miss Fae Isabel MacChesney to Lt Walter Harritran Page USNR took place at the Little Church Around the Corner. Bride wore a blue dress and carried white orchids, with a reception and plans for a later home. Page, a graduate of Phillips Academy and Holy Cross, served in wartime. couple will reside after October 35.

Fae MacChesney Walter H. Page Far Isabel MacChessey James Everingham AlacChesner Walter Harritran Page

Area Couple Married in Troy Weekend Ceremony

Miss Jeanett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanit of Hoosick Falls wed in a ceremony at the home of relatives. The bride wore a tailored dress with green accessories, corsage of yellow roses, and friends from Troy attended. The groom, recently discharged after three and a half years in the Mediterranean Theater, is employed by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. The bride, a graduate of Hoosick Falls High and State Teachers College Plattsburg, has worked as director of training at Cluett Peabody & Co. They will reside at 239 Margaret Street, Plattsburg.

Jeanett EL Sanit Hoosick Elise Troy Plainsburg Adams Mount Assumption Institute Plattsburg Delaware & Endson. Railroad Milter Hoosick Falla Hig School End of State Teachers College Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc Hoosick Fells George Junior Republic Freeville, N

Local residents update as families travel and reunite

Personal notices report Mr and Mrs Frank Ribley returning from a Maine coast vacation to 313 Sixth Avenue. Kenneth Hell, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hell, is home on furlough from the service. Ruth Houser visits Mrs Hazel Larder in New York area. Virginia Diehl departs for New York to start a job. Several families entertain or travel, including Montreal plans and Camp Van Schooshoven staff.

Frank Ribley 313 Sixth Avenue Maine Kenneth Hell Charles’ Hell Mont Pleasant Avenue Ruth Houser Eagie Mills Hazel Larder Fourteenth Street Henry Brod, Sr Poestenkill Camp van Schooshoven Comdr Chrigtian A

Watervliet Couple Wed In St Ambrose Church Ceremony

Miss Helen O'Sullivan daughter of Gwendolyn Landry of Watervliet and Joseph A Carey son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry were married in St Ambrose Church Latham by Rev Daniel Cronin. Attendants included Mrs Joseph Devansog and Gilbert Osze. The bride, a Waterford graduate employed at Neitzels, and groom a Catholic Central High School graduate stationed in California, will reside with her mother. Melrose Home Bureau tea and Irish Women reception events noted with committees named.

Helen O'Sullivan Gwendolyn Landry D. 2 Vista Avenue WatervHet St. Ambrose’s Church Latham Pic Joseph A Carey Henry Daniel Cronin Joseph Devansog Gilbert O'Sze Neitzel’s Catholic Central High School California

Arrivals at Oyster Harbors Club Cape Cod

Miss Frances H Shields and Miss Ruth Hart Eddy are among recent arrivals at Oyster Harbors Club on Cape Cod. Mr and Mrs Elbert S Platt are visiting after a few days in New York. They are joined by Mrs Platts daughter Mrs Dorothy B Anderson of New York who will stay a week in town.

Cape Cod Frances H. Shields Ruth Hart Eddy Oyster Harbors Club Caterville Mass Elbert S. Platt New York Platt Dorothy B. Andersson

Bridal Couple Feted at Party in Lansingburg

Mr and Mrs John Beck of 745 Ninth Street entertained Friday evening in Lansingburg 10 C F Hail in honor of their son Ensign Arthur T Beck and his bride former Miss Mary McLaren Seventy five guests were present Mrs William Darby entertained with piano selections and a quartet sang Rev Seth N Genung gave a brief talk Ost of town guests included Anhur Thompson daughter Aurder and Mrs C A Thompson Catherine and Mrs Annie Brooks of Montreal Can

John Beck Ninth Street Lansingburg C.F Ensign Arthur T. Beck Mary McLaren William Darby Chris Boisen Clifford Burnt Herbert P. Morris Seth N. Genung First Presbyterian Church of Lensingburg Anhur

Upstate Couple Wed In Hudson Falls Church

Miss Vivian Dorothy Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Gould of Hudson Falls wed Corporal Alan Bruce Manell son of Mr and Mrs Manell of Whitehall Sunday in the Netze Vieweries Church Whierall The double ring ceremony was at 2 with Rev Joseph Pelle dex officiating A maid of honor and a best man attended The bride wore white taffeta with lace and carried white chrysanthemum pompons A reception followed at the bride parents home Mrs Gould wore plum and a bouquet of jardinias The groom's mother wore a resembling gown Manell is a Marine corporal a 29 month Pacific theater veteran with action in Marshalls and Okinawa He will report to Iona Island after a 30 day leave

Vivian Dorothy Could Leon Gould Hudson Falls Alan Bruce Manel Dogeph ‘Manuels Whitebatt Netze David Bartholonew Navy Wittehal Sogertis Elf Mer Gould Old Orchard Canada Maneli Zim Gowe Wis Vy Forbes Hudson Falls High School Imperial Paper & Color Corp Glens Falls Corporal Manell Whitehall High School Marshalls Okinawa Iona Island

Poestenkill Bride Weds Army Air Forces Officer in Albany Ceremony

Marguerite C. Bred of Poestenkill became the bride of Pfc. Rudolph E. Tynk of Brooklyn in a Saturday 5 p.m. double ring service at the Poestenkill Lutheran Church. Attendants included Mrs. Donald Binck and Sgt. Arthur Brod. The couple had a dinner at the Kenmore Hotel, Albany, then departed for a short wedding trip. The bride, a Troy Business College graduate, wore a fuchsia dress with white roses. the groom spent three years overseas and is on leave awaiting discharge. Deputy Sheriff Albert J. Baker and Mrs. Baker celebrated their 42nd anniversary. Their son, Capt. Albert G. Baker, with the Mth Evacuation Hospital Corps in India, is due home before the holidays.

Marguerite C. Bred Daughier Henry Bred Poestenkil Albert J. Baker Rensselser County Baker Plum Avenue Cot Albert G. Baker Mth India

Albany Girl Engaged to Donald Grant

Mr and Mrs C T McFee of Albany announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor May McFee to Donald W Grant of Albany and Lake George. The wedding is set for November 1 at St Peters Episcopal Church. The bride is a Mine High School graduate and was employed by the New York Telephone Company. The groom recently received an honorable discharge from the Maritime Service and attended Peekskill Military Academy.

Myrtle J. Rose Jane Amelia Blood Donald E. Reynolds George W. Reynolds Second Avenue Jonas $. Blood Johnstown C. T. McFee Albany Eleanor May McFee Donald W. pGrant Florence “Grant Leke George St Peters Episcopal Mine New York Tee, Poone Co Grant Maritime Service Peeks Military Academy

Cohoes Woman Marries Soldier in Local Reformed Ceremony

Miss Dorothy Styles daughter of Mrs Mabel Schoonmaker of 45 Saratoga Avenue Cohoes wed Private Beet erick C Weir son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Weir in a Fourth of July era ceremony at the Reformed Church with Rev Victor Blekkink officiating. A reception followed at the Perkins home. The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil and carried white roses. Out of town guests attended from Jersey City Hudson Catskill Ghent Schenectady and further. Private Weir recently returned from the European theater of war and will resume duty after a short furlough.

Dorothy Styles Mabel Schooncitter Saratoge Avenue Cohoes Pic Beeterick C. Weir Frederick Weir Charles Perkins Victor J. Blekkink D.D The Reformed Church Neil Beuway Fhe Aride Mabdet Perkins Ronor Jerzev Schoonmaker Perkins Weir Mra Leslie Allen Esther Anderson Frank Demyon Eleanor Griffin Lillian Lawreence Thomas Murray Fred Pape Niagara Falls Fred Congdon Jersey City Ward Bogardus Catskill J George Seater Relps Griffin Hudson Fenton Allen Clarence Felper Ghent George Talbot Schenectady

Marriage of Miss Helen Normile to Pte Anthony Printsky

The marriage of Miss Helen FE. Normile daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James Normile of RD 1 Troy to Pte Anthony Printsky of 12 Francis Street Big City was announced. The ceremony was held Sunday at Sacred Heart Church officiated by Rev Edward T Reilly with attendants Mrs Edward Care and Joseph Printsky brother of the groom.

Helen FE. Normile James Normile Rd.13 Troy Anthony 5 Printe Francis Street Big City Sacred Heart Church Edward T. Reilly Edward & Care Joseph Printsky

Picnicers unearth Seneca Lenape winter village remains

Three amateur archeologists during a Darby Creek picnic uncovered a 17th century Senni Lenape winter village site. They recovered arrowheads, pottery, a clay pipe, a bone awl, a 12 year old woman skeleton, and ornaments. Penn University researchers prepared a display and plan further study. The trio credited are J. Frank Sterling, Paul Delgrego, and W. W. Yenney.

Darby Darby Creek Penn University Mir Loleum Rey J. Frank Sterling Brooma i Paul Delgrego Kirklyn Fim W. W. Yenney Springfield

Officer Convicted of Bigamy by Court Martial

Berlin dispatch reports Captain Carl G. Schultz convicted by court martial for bigamy after marrying a WAC sergeant in Berlin while remarried in Chicago. He was found guilty of bigamy making a false affidavit and completing a civil ceremony without command authority and sentenced to dismissal from the service.

U. S Berlin Upi Carl G. Schultz WAC Chicago Schultz

Killing Frost Hits Adirondack Region

The first killing frost of the season swept the Adirondack region Sunday night causing crop damage. Bloomingdale reported 29 degrees, Whiteface Mountain 26, Canton 33, Northville 37, with substantial effects on local poteury and fruit crops.

Saranac Lake Adirondack Bloomingdale Poteury Whiteface Mountain Canton

Waterford Saint Marys Legion Corps Drill Team Places Second

Waterford Saint Marys Corps of the American Legion placed second in a Sunday drill competition at Coxsackie. Local teams from Amsterdam and Johnstown also competed with exhibitions by Coxsackie, Amsterdam, and St Marys. Performances included baton twirling and drum majorettes led by Jonas Early and J George Lister. Community events featured parades, reunions, and planned rehearsals for future events.

Bt. Mary's Charles J. Brady American Legion Coxsackie All Girt Corps Coxmacsie Nathaniel ' Sdams Blanchard Squadros Delmar St. Marys Waterford Weseen’s Reevotent Association of Amsterdam Johns ‘Town Benefit Corps of Albany Home Corps Leytha Coxsackie Corps Cor. Hoes Coxsacke Amsterdam and Johnastons and By Dorothy Burgess, Drum Ma‘or of] St Mary's Corps Joan Early Chatham Fair Council Jonas Early J. George Lister St Mary's Corps Amsterdan Chamber of Commerce Early

Lansing foresees Jap War and warns on peace plan flaws

Former Secretary of State Lansing predicts future conflict with Japan over China and criticizes the Versailles peace for favoring a league of nations. He argues immediate peace is sacrificed to court a broad alliance, urging alert public opinion and national cooperation to avert war.

Dghn HICH Washington Eferts Storm Smaty Robert State Department Lacsing Germany League of Nations Taday United Nations League Higent Japan United States China Pearl Harbor America Lansing Willson Versailles

Food Riots Quelled At Toulouse France

Police ended two days of food protests in Toulouse after patrols and a promised larger supply of meat and cereal. Demonstrators met with the prefect who received two delegations as crowds attacked a slaughterhouse a cold storage plant outdoor markets and military barracks.

Toulouse France Eorgy Cerein

Devotional Session Led by Mrs Sweet with Piano Solos

Mrs John S Sweet and Mr Raymond W Lavender will lead the devotional period and Mrs Harold Salisbury will perform several piano solos. Miss Grace E Swatling, president, will preside over a brief business session. The meeting will be followed by a social.

John S. Sweet Raymond W. Lavender Harold Salisbury Grace E. Swatling

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