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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
3
The article lists members and contributors of the Church Women’s Auxiliary Guild, naming dozens of women and donors associated with parish activities. It describes distribution of materials and notes leadership under the Women’s Bible League, with numerous names across parish groups.
Miss Petty and Mr Graber announce their engagement in Watervliet. The couple plan a wedding at Beitlok's Church after Miss Petty completes her teaching and work with the Benr-Mesnik Coop. The groom is a former graduate of Conlin High School and Air Force veteran.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding involving Misa Groene Mercier Ta Richard Rosell and Shirley Owens. The couple’s ceremony occurred at a venue named Ar ard Mpa with a later reception. Guests reportedly traveled to New York for post nuptial celebrations and the bride’s family lineage is mentioned.
A detailed account of the wedding ceremony for Atlee and Marie Van Deapwerkan, including dates, family connections, attendants, attire, and guests. The event took place at Sacred Heart Church with extensive mentions of relatives, the bride’s schooling, and post ceremony reception and travel plans.
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A garbled multilingual passage mentions BE in Germany and various names and terms. It reads like a jumble of places, people, and roles with no clear event, date, or outcome. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a concise news summary.
Miss Coons to be bride in a ceremony with family and friends listed, with plans for an imminent engagement and marriage. The article mentions relatives and locations connected to the event and notes community interest in the wedding.
The readable fragments sketch a wedding item with mentions of names, dates, places, and affiliations but lack coherent details. Several proper nouns and institutions appear jumbled, suggesting this is an OCR glitch from a local newspaper wedding notice page.
Readable fragments describe a couple marrying in a church ceremony with bridesmaids and best man. Names appear as Thomas and Shanehnasay with attendants Lennard and Herbert. The report mentions a reception and vows in a small town setting but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Fragmentary text mentions Riselord Girl Te De Cohen Maar and partial names. It references May events, individuals Wintrans, Sloney Bamps, and a location near Aronklve Tye with unclear context. Readable facts are minimal. content mixed and incomplete.
A mix of names and brief notes describe a local gathering on Booughdnwy Row and visits from relatives. Prominent attendees include Mr and Mrs Campbell, Miss Lorie Standisty, and Mr and Mrs Albert Tanenventt. The piece notes refreshments served and ongoing vacations and family visits across several households.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ay Bayly of St Parks Avamyn announce the engagement and upcoming wedding. The ceremony is planned at Central Hick Sheet and is set for September 4 at Palelek Church.
A jumble of synagogue names, streets, and times outlines a day of prayers. Various rabbis and congregations hold services at Bet Beth decade Fuleine Choting 48 Hivey Street and Tephilah 7 Die Virion Street. Rab Jacob 3 and River Sivenham hosts point to Bible study and commentaries. Simmer Faie and Rabbi Gutmann direct prayer schedules at multiple locations, including Temple and River venues, with assorted sermon times.
A mistyped community column notes a Matoll Reformed Church service at 3:20 pm with Mrs Charing Dick and family visiting. Several local residents return from travels and visit relatives, while the Women's Society of the Methodist Church meets for its beginning meeting. Numerous guests from Albany, Cambridge, New Milford and beyond are mentioned.
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