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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1947
Page
8
Miss Mildred van Amburg of Philemon street Fairfield sails Friday aboard the Cavalier for a West Indies voyage.
Miss Mary Tileon Mezick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Mezick of Succesa avenue, married Lawrence Mark Senderak, son of Mrs Anna Senderak of Yellow Mill village, at Sts Cyril and Methodius church. The ceremony was at 2 pm with Rev George C Senderak officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with illusion and carried white roses. attendants wore emerald green and pink gowns. A reception and dinner followed at local venues, and the couple left for a New York and Washington trip in an emerald green suit.
Frances Cecelia Scianna and Edith Margaret Scianna plan double weddings with John Zold Jr and Edward Singleton Jr. at Blessed Sacrament Church on Saturday October 11 at 10 am. Reception at Mount Carmel hall 11 am to 1 pm, dancing to 6 pm. Frances works at Civil Service, John Zold Jr at Sikorsky, Edith works at McKesson Robbins, Edward Singleton Jr at Whalley Motors.
Miss Olga Margaret Theodore daughter of Mrs Margaret Theodore of 346 Bostwick Avenue married William C Palson Jr son of Mr and Mrs W C Palson of 48 Wordin Avenue on September 20 at St Stephen church at 9 am Matron of honor was Mrs Katherine Meroie maid of honor Miss Eleanor Bernard of New York City Best man was John Palson and ushers were Thomas Palson and George Kalapos Reception at Rakoci Hall followed by a New England trip They will live at 346 Bostwick Avenue
Miss Elaine Cooper will address an open meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club of the First Methodist church Tuesday at 7 30 p m Supper will be served at 6 o clock She will describe her experiences at the American School in Lovetch Bulgaria where she served as general administrator Members of the Women s Society of Christian Service and all interested persons are invited
Miss Helen Frances Felsman daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Felsman of 54 Garden Terrace wed John Woodrow Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Claude Stevens of Waterbury at St Anns church yesterday morning. Rev Henry J Coleman officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with sheer yoke, cream train, and elbow length veil. She carried white roses. Matron of honor Mrs Joseph Arnold wore sea foam green satin with chrysanthemum bouquet. Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Stevens wore copper satin. Best man Charles McCue. ushers Edward Semrow and Kenneth Felsman. Reception at Melody Club. They plan a New England wedding trip in a midnight blue dress with fur and orchid corsage.
Mia Isaac Willman chairs the Bridgeport chapter Women’s American ORT luncheon scheduled for Wednesday at 12:80. Mrs Frank Roberts gives the invocation. Loretta and Murray Dranoff provide piano entertainment. Co chairwoman Isadore Krentzman and speaker Cylvia Marquiles of New York City, publisher of Lady in Uniform, will attend.
Ada Monaco daughter of Mrs. Josephine Monaco of 123 Merriam Street and Dominic Mucherino son of Mrs. Jennie Mucherino of 680 Stillson Road Fairfield were married on September 20 at St Patrick's Church.
A Bridgeport reader describes severe back pain from a beach accident that stymied doctors for years. After four years of medicine and limp hopes, chiropractic care by F. J. Sproviero and Sproviero brought quick relief with three treatments, restoring mobility and confidence in chiropractic.
Completely equipped chiropractic office advertises X-ray labs with full spine imaging, heart and thyroid tests, blood work, urinalysis, and nerve pressure detection. Graduates a medical assistant. Free consultations during office hours with Drs P Sproviere and H Sproviero at 1188 Main St Bridgeport.
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