Capt US Army
Angelo A Albano was a Lieutenant in the 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Division during WW2. He was present at all the Campaings of the 2nd Armored Division.
He married Lietenant Corable Lobertha Abshire who was a Red Cross Nurse, on May 12, 1944 in England. They wore their Military uniforms. They met in Tunis and Sicily during their missions.
Read more about the unit of Lt Angelo A Albano, 17th Armored Engineer Battalion: www.17th-engineers.nl
This is from an newpaper article: The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, 06 Jul 1944, Thursdy, Page 18
WEDDINGS Albano-Abshire
Lt. and Mrs. Angelo Albano
Lt. Corable L, Abshire, daughter of Mrs. Theora Abshire of Pax, W. Va., and Lt. Angelo A. Albano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Albano of 388 South Poplar street, this city, were married May 12 in the Ss. Patrick and George's church of England with Rev. Father Duggan officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by Capt. Hargett, Lt. Albano's commanding officer, wore her army nurse's uniform and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Her attendants, Lt. Mary Munson and Lt. Violet Belnak, wore their uniforms and corsages of white carnations. Lt. Frank Arnone of Jersey City, N. J., was the best man and Lt. James Steltenpohl was the usher. Sgt. Berger played the organ during the ceremony and Major Sedan sang "Ave Maria." After the marriage, a reception was held at the officers' lounge for which the Red Cross baked a cake. After a brief honeymoon in the country, the couple resumed their duties in their respective unite.
Contributor: Martijn Brandjes (49345519) •
Angelo A Albano was a Lieutenant in the 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Division during WW2. He was present at all the Campaings of the 2nd Armored Division.
He married Lietenant Corable Lobertha Abshire who was a Red Cross Nurse, on May 12, 1944 in England. They wore their Military uniforms. They met in Tunis and Sicily during their missions.
Read more about the unit of Lt Angelo A Albano, 17th Armored Engineer Battalion: www.17th-engineers.nl
This is from an newpaper article: The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, 06 Jul 1944, Thursdy, Page 18
WEDDINGS Albano-Abshire
Lt. and Mrs. Angelo Albano
Lt. Corable L, Abshire, daughter of Mrs. Theora Abshire of Pax, W. Va., and Lt. Angelo A. Albano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Albano of 388 South Poplar street, this city, were married May 12 in the Ss. Patrick and George's church of England with Rev. Father Duggan officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by Capt. Hargett, Lt. Albano's commanding officer, wore her army nurse's uniform and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Her attendants, Lt. Mary Munson and Lt. Violet Belnak, wore their uniforms and corsages of white carnations. Lt. Frank Arnone of Jersey City, N. J., was the best man and Lt. James Steltenpohl was the usher. Sgt. Berger played the organ during the ceremony and Major Sedan sang "Ave Maria." After the marriage, a reception was held at the officers' lounge for which the Red Cross baked a cake. After a brief honeymoon in the country, the couple resumed their duties in their respective unite.
Contributor: Martijn Brandjes (49345519) •
Capt US Army
Angelo A Albano was a Lieutenant in the 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Division during WW2. He was present at all the Campaings of the 2nd Armored Division.
He married Lietenant Corable Lobertha Abshire who was a Red Cross Nurse, on May 12, 1944 in England. They wore their Military uniforms. They met in Tunis and Sicily during their missions.
Read more about the unit of Lt Angelo A Albano, 17th Armored Engineer Battalion: www.17th-engineers.nl
This is from an newpaper article: The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, 06 Jul 1944, Thursdy, Page 18
WEDDINGS Albano-Abshire
Lt. and Mrs. Angelo Albano
Lt. Corable L, Abshire, daughter of Mrs. Theora Abshire of Pax, W. Va., and Lt. Angelo A. Albano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Albano of 388 South Poplar street, this city, were married May 12 in the Ss. Patrick and George's church of England with Rev. Father Duggan officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by Capt. Hargett, Lt. Albano's commanding officer, wore her army nurse's uniform and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Her attendants, Lt. Mary Munson and Lt. Violet Belnak, wore their uniforms and corsages of white carnations. Lt. Frank Arnone of Jersey City, N. J., was the best man and Lt. James Steltenpohl was the usher. Sgt. Berger played the organ during the ceremony and Major Sedan sang "Ave Maria." After the marriage, a reception was held at the officers' lounge for which the Red Cross baked a cake. After a brief honeymoon in the country, the couple resumed their duties in their respective unite.
Contributor: Martijn Brandjes (49345519) •
Angelo A Albano was a Lieutenant in the 17th Armored Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Division during WW2. He was present at all the Campaings of the 2nd Armored Division.
He married Lietenant Corable Lobertha Abshire who was a Red Cross Nurse, on May 12, 1944 in England. They wore their Military uniforms. They met in Tunis and Sicily during their missions.
Read more about the unit of Lt Angelo A Albano, 17th Armored Engineer Battalion: www.17th-engineers.nl
This is from an newpaper article: The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, 06 Jul 1944, Thursdy, Page 18
WEDDINGS Albano-Abshire
Lt. and Mrs. Angelo Albano
Lt. Corable L, Abshire, daughter of Mrs. Theora Abshire of Pax, W. Va., and Lt. Angelo A. Albano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Albano of 388 South Poplar street, this city, were married May 12 in the Ss. Patrick and George's church of England with Rev. Father Duggan officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by Capt. Hargett, Lt. Albano's commanding officer, wore her army nurse's uniform and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Her attendants, Lt. Mary Munson and Lt. Violet Belnak, wore their uniforms and corsages of white carnations. Lt. Frank Arnone of Jersey City, N. J., was the best man and Lt. James Steltenpohl was the usher. Sgt. Berger played the organ during the ceremony and Major Sedan sang "Ave Maria." After the marriage, a reception was held at the officers' lounge for which the Red Cross baked a cake. After a brief honeymoon in the country, the couple resumed their duties in their respective unite.
Contributor: Martijn Brandjes (49345519) •
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