Tray Couple Married at St Patrick's Church
The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Murray and Donald J. Kruse was held Sept. 12 at St Patrick's Church with a double ring ceremony at 2:30. Rev. James Lawler officiated and a wake followed. Attendants included Joan Perelto as maid of honor and Robert Right as best man. The bride wore a fingertip veil and satin gown while carrying white pompons. A breakfast and reception followed at The Hendy. The couple will reside with the bride's parents. the groom returns to Boston for duty. Out of town guests from Saugerties attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Murray
James A Murray
Sila Sixth Avenue
Donald J. Kruse
Mbs
U. Bon. BL
Marcle J. Kruse
Alice Kruse
High and Averse
St. Petrick’s Church
James PP. Lawier
Jsices
AL McGrath
Mary
A. Bliss
Joan Perelto
Robert
Srn
Degresat
Joseph F. Ian Mo
Joseph Cares
PRM
Frede
Ferber
Hendyerk Hudson
Ian
George Geiger
Catholic Central High School
Waterview Arsenal
la Balla Institute
Edward 3. Flanagan
William Rightmyer
Anta Bartels
Peter Kareshay
Richard Maines
Saugerties
Town Notes Courses and College Movements
Mrs Archie W Bray former executive secretary of the American Red Cross in Troy from January to July is taking a course at Teachers College Columbia University and is a candidate for a master’s degree in vocational guidance and occupational adjustment At Smith College Anne Schacht daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Schacht leaves for Northampton Mass to begin her senior year Patricia Callahan daughter of Joseph Callahan enters Smith College as a freshman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Bray
American Red Cross
Troy
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Eanith College
Anne Schacht
Elmer ©. Schacht
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Patricia Callahan
Joseph MM. Callahan
School Instruction Program To Be Held Tomorrow
The Troy Council of Parents and Teachers announces a School of Instruction tomorrow at School 23. Registration at 9 20 am with opening song at 10 10 am. Guest speakers include Miss Anne M Morey and Charles H Connaily. Box lunch at noon followed by afternoon sessions and group discussions.
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Troys Council of Parents and Teachers
J. Kenneth Lowe
Fred Ross
John Corcoran
Bernard G Smith
Joseph Rosenholtz
Anne M. Morey
Charles H. Connaily
Troy Public Schools
Board of Education
Drs. George
Jamison of
Grees
Adirondack
Garnet Roney
Record
Wiliam H. Cobb
West Sand Lake
Lowe
W. RK. Keeler
Howard Dahl
Nelson
James B. Livy
Willam Thetan
George Beard
Jona Carboni
George Beardon
America
Bar
Michael F. Fazioli
Thelas
Keelet
Lawe
Watervliet Bride Frances Chouffi Weds William Kuhn
Frances Chouffi daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Chouffi of Watervliet marries William Kuhn son of Mr and Mrs William Kuhn of Third Avenue in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Rev Jeromie Scorzese conducts the ceremony with Minnie Razzano as soloist and Mary Weaver at the organ. The couple plans a building trip and will reside at 2525 Fifteenth Street Watervliet. Out of town guests from Binghamton Rochester Long Island and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Chouffi
Louis Chouffi
Sixteenth Street
Waterviiet
Wiliam C. Kahn
Willam Hun
Third Avenue
Waterviet
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Jeremie Scorzese
Minnie Razzano
Mary Weaver
Phyllis Cornell
Marie Chouffi
Ann, Chouffi
Cargivyn Korhn
Thomas Boomer
Paul Talarico
Bzelso Club
Pacific
Community-It Makes Its Living discussed by Troy League unit
The Junior League of Troy held a forum at Altenge House Russell Sage College examining community employment issues. Participants included Miss Freda Schweekmeyer Miss J Berk Moore Emoryn Coughtin Jr Joseph C Swan and moderator Miss Eligabeth Scherer. Topics covered work in the community labor costs housing parks education and rural to urban living with plans for a sale October 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenge House
Russell Sage College
Junior League of ‘Troy
Freda Schweekmeyer
J . Berk Moore
Emoryn Coughtin, Jr
Joseph C. Swan
Eligabeth Scherer
Uva Service
Coughnin
Igstente
Schweekmneyer
Swan
Troy Club
James Turner
John Gass
Sarah K. Flyne
Alfred W. Halverson
Ways and Means
League
Guild Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday in the church vestry. Members sewed for WVanderheyden Hall and folded gauze compresses for overseas hospital work. Mrs. Robert Campbell presided as reports were given. next meeting set for Monday in the church vestry.
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Women's Guild
The
First Presbyterian Church
Wvanderheyden Hall
Robert Campbell
Institute of Missions Planned by Area Council
The Troy Area Council of Church Women sponsors an Institute of Missions at First Baptist Church on Friday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. with Mrs. Charles A. M. Sharpe presiding. Devotional leaders include Mrs. D. Talmadge Murray and afternoon sessions review several home study books. A basket lunch is planned with tea and coffee served by committee members. Additional coordinators and chairmen manage literature, registrations, and relief packages for ministers in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Missions
Troy Area
Eldon H. Martin
C. C. Caddick
H. P. Veith
Leland Smith
G. F. B McElvein
H. A. McChesney
J. Earl Bryce
Louise Flagler
William Smith
Wiliam Vanderva
Harry J
Miss Polk Earns Cornell Bachelor of Science Degree
Miss Mary Crandall Polk daughter of Rollin S Polk and the late Mrs Polk was graduated from Cornell University with a bachelor of science degree. She plans to take state examinations to become a registered nurse. Polk attended Smith College for two years then New York Hospital School of Nursing for three years before Cornell. Her studies focused on public health work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crandall Polk
Rollin S. Polk
Engagement announced for Miss Florence Mooney and Sgt Frank Capuano
Future bride Miss Florence Margaret Mooney of Gene see Street, Syeanay, will wed Sgt Frank William Capuano, son of Jerry Capuano. The marriage is planned for Thursday at Our Ledge of Victory Church at 2 pm.
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John William Mooney
Genesee Street
Syeanay
Florence Margaret Mooney
Frank Wiliam Capuano
Jerry Capuano
Our Ledge of Victory
Miss Quinn Engaged to Cpl Bradshaw in Local Family Announcement
Mr and Mrs George W Quinn of 153 First Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Patricia to Corporal William J Bradshaw Jr son of Mr and Mrs William J Bradshaw of 1118th Street New overdue letter appears. Mary Patricia is a Lan sangburg High School graduate now with Montgomery Ward Co Corporal Bradshaw attended Lan sangburg High School and has just returned from Europe where he was awarded the Purple Heart He is now a patient at Cushing General Hospital No date has been set for the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Quinn
First Avenue
Mary Patricia Quinn
Wiliam J. Bradshaw, Jr
Wiliam J. Bradshaw
I11
Th Street
Quin
Lansingburg High School
Montgomery Ward Co
Corporal Bradshaw
Lanairgburg High School
Europe
Cushing General Hospital
Mildred Prince Wed To L J Whitford
The marriage of Mildred May Prince to LeRoy Joseph Whitford took place at First Methodist Church in Ticonderoga on Saturday September 15 with Rev. Clifford Fuget officiating. The bride wore royal white velvet with matching accessories and yellow flowers. best man was William Peek. After a wedding trip to Montreal the couple will reside in Schenectady.
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Mildred May Prince
Marry Prince
LeRoy Joseph ‘Whitford
Sherman Whitford
Ticonderoga
Montreal
Will Reidle
Schenectady
Personal furloughs and community notices in city letters
Personal notes show several service members on furlough and returning to duty, including Kathryn Schoonmaker visiting New York and Walter Hart returning from Camp Dix after a thirty day break. Other items mention Robert S Martin of the Army Air Corps on furlough with his mother, Elias Mallouk starting basic training at Fort Knox, and local families visiting relatives in New York and Oneonta. Community events include a Lansingburg Parent-Teacher Council meeting at Knickerbacker Junior High and church group gatherings with apron contest proceeds and Memorial Church sewing day. Harvest Home supper planned by the W S C and choir rehearsals noted for Memorial Methodist Church House.
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Kathryn Schoonmaker
Coolidge Avenue
New York City
Walter Hart
James Hart
Seventeenth Street
Camp Dix
Donald J. Edwards
Edward &. Edwards
Seventh Avenue
Lawin
Hoogitk Street
Walton J. Sanderson
Oneonta
Minnie C. Stannard
Fifth Avenue
Elias Mallouk
Poesteskil
Fort Knox, Kr
Memorial Church
Memorial Methodist Church
W. S.C
Service League Rummage Sale Planned for Tuesday
A rummage sale under the Catholic Women's Service League will be held Tuesday from 9 am to 3 pm at 1g Con ress Street. Articles for sale are collected by Miss Starie Spain Collins, Mrs. Oliver Machon, Mrs. William F. Helm, and Mrs. Thomas Cavanegh, with a general committee listing multiple members assisting with collection and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's Service League
Conress Street
Starie Spain Collins
Oliver Machon
William F. Helm
Thomas Cavanegh
Wilhelmina Tre
John D. Carroll
James Conboy
John English
Mary Connet
Thomas Fitzgerald
Nellie Walsh
Alee Daniel W. Carhart
James Cronin
Marion Dunn
Mra. A. J. Hambrook
Whitehall Couple United in Marriage
Doris Lorraine Steves and Philip E. Clark, both of Whitehall, were married at the groom’s parents’ home at 1 30 PM Saturday. Rev. James A. Brownlee officiated. Attendants were Alan Clark and his wife. The couple planned a South wedding trip and will reside on Comstock Road after returning. Also, the Rensselaer County Home Bureau Syeaway Unit schedules its first meeting today at 10 PM at Mrs. William F E Luby’s Elmgrove Ave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lorraine Steves
Lee Sterns
Whitehall
Philip E. Clark
Jacob Clark
James A. Brownlee
Methodist Church
Alan Clark
Comstock Road
Syeaway
Rens Selaer County Home Bureau
William FE. Luby
Elmgrove Avenue
Mra
Michael J. Melisy
Political Stage on Peace Policies and Allied Relations
The piece reviews attitudes toward postwar pacifism and Japan Germany policy. It suggests restraint on large armies abroad eases peace terms, aids national unity, and reflects a shift in public mood away from coercion toward moral force. It notes growing U.S. flexibility with Japan and potential similar shifts with Germany.
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Jde
Germany
Japan
White House
Otr
United States
Political critique on unions and rights in 1945 text
The piece argues that union dominance and labor law lead to Athenian misrule, blaming Roosevelt era policies and the Wagner Act for curbing freedoms and placing the public at the mercy of union bosses. It condemns neglect of constitutional rights and public information, warning of manipulated markets and jobs losses. Palestine Chapter of OES meets in Lansingburgh Temple with guest Triangle groups and officers presiding.
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Page
Teia
Bangsters
American Federation of Labor
George Speivia
Aster Ican
Tades
Boas
Wf Spelvin
Tis
Walon
Tim Ne
Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
King Features Syndicate
Open Teacher Training School Today
The State Education Department announces a special meeting today at 3 p m at the State Vocational School Seventh Avenue and Broadway for persons interested in qualifying as teachers in public industrial or technical schools. Free training courses will be offered, including Introduction to Industrial Education and Psychology for industrial teachers, toward a degree, with evening or weekend classes available to complete requirements.
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State Education Department
Pan
Avenua
Broadway
Troy
Fiee Spesi
Indus Technical Schools
Tate
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Tray
DH. Caldwell
Caldwera
DR. Caldwell
Childress
Charm Beauty Salon
Council
Lundhown
Louis’ Lewis
Woodrow
Abin Galuatha
Dore Miller
California
Galuszka
Nasy Medical Corps
Pitt Ie
Area Council
Miss Polk
Mary Fatricka Quinn
Miss Quinn
Mildred Prince
L. J.whitford
Lansingburt
Knickerbacker Junior High School
Allsday
Albany
Ninth Presbyterian Church
At & P.m
Misa
Mary Wheeler
Maude McCochrane
Service League
Baresi
Palestine Court
Palestine
Lansingburg
Masonic ‘Temple
Fonie Triangle
Imwebespe Triengle
Grace Jennings
Wiliam Groesbeck
Elsie Henmessy
Martin DeFey
Times Square
Wits
Palr
Spect Park Pharmac Sia
Bae
OY Covering Shop
Tellex
Bane Lary
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