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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
7
Lois I Doherty daughter of Dacel J Doherty and James A Mera son of Mrs Victor E Mera married yesterday at a church ceremony. Rev Walter J Toteey officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Theresa Heennessy and best man Frankstero attended. The couple plan a Lake Champlain wedding trip and will reside at Schuyler Hill after.
Biss Ada Krapp daughter of Mr and Mrs Beery Knapp of Besmington wed Werren Ostrander of Powniel in a home ceremony at the Goodtigham residence in Springfold Vs Per Simons pastor of Simonsville Baptist Church officiating. The ride was in a black and white costume. After an unannounced destination the couple will reside at 518 Main Street Bennington.
Cooking times vary with piece size and tenderness. A large grease fed roast may need several hours. smaller cuts require shorter periods. Slow moist heat enhances tenderness and flavor in grass fed beef.
A damaged text fragment describes a white antiseptic barrier product claimed to stop perspiration safely. Mentions 5S Avenue and a supposed institute and agenda items related to fabric treatment. The legible portions suggest a selling point for a deprioritized Sofi item and references to talet goods and stores.
Doris Mack daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mack of Waterford wed Benjamin Galleh of Averill Park in St Josephs Church. Rev Edmund Burns officiated with music by the organist and Dan Gilmore singing. Ward Mack and Catherine Syracusa stood beside her as witnesses. The couple will reside at Crystal Lake Averill Park after a trip to Canada.
Personal notices list Miss Norma Mincner and Lt. Scheible visiting in Columbia South Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. James A. Eikenburgh return from ten day vacation at Hyannis Cape Cod. Ruth Ann Munton convalesces after operation at Troy Hospital. Bernard Wendell and family back from a week at Cedar Lake. Mrs. John Havens returns from visit with the Quinliven family. Mrs. Irving Leddell convalesces at home after surgery at Troy Hospital. Mrs. William J. Bussey and daughter Virginia return from Boston Revere Beach and a visit to Readady Massachusetts. Margaret Langlotz and Joan Carrier vacationing at the Schieferatine home in Rome. Rita Goetz, Samaritan Hospital cadet nurse, fully recovers and returns from Long Island Sound cruise with her parents.
Miss Jane M Sliter returns to the home of her parents Me and Mia after completing courses at the College of Business Administration Boston University Corporation Boston.
Miss Helen Lane Mareil, petty officer third class of the SPARS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mareil of Omaha, wed William F. Brennan, petty officer second class of the Navy, in a dress blue uniform ceremony at St Mary Magdalene Church. Rev. Joan F. Louis officiated. sister Juliana J. Marcil served as maid of honor. A reception followed at the Fontenelle Hotel with Coast Guard personnel in attendance. Mrs. Brennan, a Catholic Central High School graduate, worked for the FBI in Albany before enlisting last August. Mr. Brennan, a Catholic Central High School alumnus, recently returned from 26 months overseas duty.
Watervliet girl Helen Hughes marries Bernard Wojnarowski of Dunkirk in a double ring ceremony at St. Patrick Church Watervliet. Attendants include Martha Wojnarowski and Irene Brosky. The bride, a Catholic Central High School graduate, is employed at Allegheny- SODIUM Steel and will live with her parents in Watervliet.
Miss Mary Wheeler of Stephentown married Corporal Ivan Locke of Fabiaa at her parents’ home. Rev. Albert T. Strobel officiated as maid of honor Miss Isabel Hinney and bridesmaids Elizabeth and Jane Wheeler stood with boxer and seaman second class Harland Abbott as best man. The couple wore lace and red rose corsage, attendants in yellow aqua and blue. Mary Wheeler, a graduate of New Lebanon Central School and Plattsburg State College, will reside with her husband at Fort Meade Maryland.
Mrs. Walter Phelps Warren and daughter Miss Edith Warren return from New York before heading to Maine. Mr. and Mrs. A. Leland Lusty depart for Ogontz Me with plans to meet son David Lusty in Portland at a conference. Miss Clorinda Ramsey attends the National Weavers Conference in New York. Bridal dinner honors Miss Mary Alice Albrecht and fiancé Ensign Robert Buck U.S.N. with guests at 120 Second Street. marriage today at St Henry’s Averill Park.
Miss Jean Whitman Soper daughter of Mrs Edward H. Mariken of Old Saybrook and George A. Soper Jr of Ghent married Lieutenant David Bord Ward in Grace Church Saybrook. Rev Elmore C Young and Rev Henn de Wolf de Maurice officiated. Best man was Edward Phillip Ward. A reception followed at the Mullixen home.
Mrs. Joseph Becar hosted a surprise evening shower for her niece Mrs. John Jamrich at her Troy residence. The guest list included out of town attendees from Kenosha Albany and Watervliet as well as local relatives and friends.
Switzerland severs diplomatic relations with Vichy asserting Marshal Petain no longer claims to be chief of state. An official radio statement notes Petain's assertion of being forcibly removed and the fall of his authority, prompting the break in representation with the Vichy government.
Miss Rita Murphy daughter of Mrs Mary Murphy of Mechanicville and the late Ste E A Murphy married Charles B Flan son of Mrs Emma Finn of Waterford in St Pauls Church Mechanicville Rev Lawrence Gerrity officiated A maid of honor Miss Anne Murphy and best man Alfred J Smith attended The bride wore a colored street length dress with American Beauty accessories and carried a prayer book The couple will reside at 18 Washington Avenue Waterford after a trip to an unannounced destination The bride a Mech anicville High School graduate taught at Hemstreet Park School The groom an undertaker in Waterford is a Niagara University graduate and attended Albany Law School The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s home
A fragment reports the Court of Appeals ruling involving Senator William over an appellee case. Details are sparse but indicate an appellate decision linked to a political figure and a legal dispute.
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