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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1944
Page
2
Miss Helen Concilia of Troy wed Bull Rade, second class A U S N E, in a July ceremony at St Panick's Rectory with Rev. Dorie officiating. The reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple plans to reside in Newfoundland after a Buffalo wedding attendance noted.
A stream of residents including Mrs. PF Ferguson Miss Patricia Doro gan and Mrs. Roy Bald with daughter Bernice Baldwin report returns from vacations at Lake George Asbury Park MontreaL and Cape Cod Mass They traveled from Troy Green Is Tang Hersstead and surrounding areas through July and August with plans to resume daily routines.
The ceremony took place in New York on Monday at the 612 John Street Church. Lieutenant Richard Price Shaw, Army Air Force pilot and son of Chet Shaw, Newsweek managing editor, wed Miss June Carter of Mrs Elizabeth Welsh of bany. The groom attended General Polytechnic Institute and is stationed at Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, North Carolina. The couple will reside in Goldsboro.
Emma Willard School graduate Miss Jant Blick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blish, is to wed Sept. 23 to Private Alison Teaze, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Teaze. The ceremony will be at the First Church of Christ with two receptions at the Blish home.
Housewives and workers face foot pain from long hours on their feet. A hospital nurse favorite MU-DOL MU-COL offers a hygienic foot bath powder that dissolves in water to ease fatigue, tenderness, and starting soreness. Read package circular before use.
Roff of Loudonville among recent registrants at the Sagamore Golf Club Bol ton Landing Lake George. Mrs Pierce EL Russell and Seaugrer return from Lake. James V. Comey entertained at home on Elegrove Avenue. Mabees gave tea in honor of daughter. Mrs Mabtee Sakth and Mrs Frederick of Providence noted in social items.
Hoosick Falls draft board announces induction and preinduction groups sent to Albany by train with the preinduction contingent returning by train. Names include Vernon Tayer Herbert Truaxell Wildman J MacRoberts Plante Wagar Church Thomas Nowik Wager Austin Cofeton Morgan etc. Chief Driscoll returns from vacation. Webster reunion held at Petersburg picnic grounds. 52 relatives attended. Legion campaign reports progress toward $200 cigarette fund with boxes placed at Armory Thorps and Dougherty stores.
A funeral mass was celebrated yesterday in Hoosick Falls for Tech Sergeant James J. McGarvin of the 106th Infantry who was killed on Saipan. More than 200 attendees joined the service at 3:30 am at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Francis Cavanaugh led the mass with Rev John S A assisting, Phillis White at the organ, and an American flag draped catechism table donated by Seasick Post of the American Legion.
The 15th annual Philpott family reunion drew about 45 members to Santos Tea Room on Hoosick Trovy Road. Officers were elected, with Farcest Pallpott as president and Miss Philpott Breese Hollow as secretary and treasurer. Next year’s reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August with venue to be decided.
Miss Mary L. Kelly of 2253 Fit 'teach Street returns home from Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gratton of 2880 Seventeenth Street have come back from a two week vacation spent at Evanstown and New York.
George A. Plant of Troy filed a bankruptcy petition in Utica with debts of 646 dollars and assets of 2 dollars. The petition lists three creditors including Albany Hospital and Doctors, with claims from Dr. Wyach, Dr. Werlin, and others. Proceedings are led by attorney Lorin T. Cohen of Albany.
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