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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1944
Page
3
The ceremony unites Miss Wilbur Bride and Miss Betty Jer Wonor as the bridegroom, a son of Mrs. Bustos, wed Saturday at 59 Congress Street. The bride wore a reception gown with wired roses and a cherry red top coat with black accessories, while the bridegroom’s outfit featured a notable ensemble.
The Jo. Hen. Church at Battin honored members at a Community Heldy event. Frev. Ads en Brenner MC presented Hins with two gifts, and Rev. Francis Schaiztein, pastor, Harry B. Nugent undersheriff, and four William Nugent gave brief addresses followed by two musical numbers.
Miss Mary Rose Pusatere daughter of Mr and Mrs Rosario Pusatere 328 Foll Street and Jona Sapone son of Mr and Mrs 295 Third Street married Saturday at 4 pm Rev Edward J O Malley officiated Flowers and palms decorated the church The bride wore satin gown with lace bodice veil and crown of satin orange blossoms They left for a wedding trip and will reside at 298 Third Street
Edith Bane of the National League of Am Women will speak at the Troy Woman's Club meeting tomorrow at 2 15 p m at the Y W C A Her talk titled India and the Vale of Kashmir will be shown with colored motion pictures and stilts Miss Bane a noted traveler and photographer will discuss people of all classes L M Meixseli Helmberg chair and club members are listed as attending
Mr and Mrs Henry Seibert of 388 Fourth Street announce the engagement of their daughter Péc Helen E Seibert to George Rhaden son of Mr and Mrs George Rhoden of Tampa Florida. The couple reside in the Marine Corps at Oak Grove North Carolina. The wedding is set for December 13 in North Carolina.
Dr and Mrs David W Houston of Town have returned home after a two week stay in New York Mrs Walter C Coleman and daughter Miss Hugenie Coleman also returned from New York City Lieut Charles Heavy and Mrs Wi with their wife were weekend guests and Lieut Dachy recently promoted and reassigned to the East same general period
Personal Sergio and Mrs. David Mace of Burlington Wisconsin visited grandmother Mrs. Arthur B. Potter of 2 Euclid Avenue. Ruth Elizabeth Goodrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs. D. F. Goodrich of Suslington and Will ion, is the bride. Rev. A Leslie Potter of Massena officiated. Maceches Susi returned from three years service in England.
Miss Hatherine Spaulding was honored on her birthday at the Even Club home of president Miss Clark. Luncheon served and a gift presented. Attendees included Misses Mary Hofman, Rosemary McDermot, Marge Dietsch, Martie Nikles, Bernadine MacGregor. A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Talmadge Murray and Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Reed followed at Alfred C Webster's home, with Rev. Seth N. Gentile as master of ceremonies and Dwight Marvin as guest.
Approximately 130 guests attended the annual tea hosted by the Maternity Guild of 31 Jo Joseph's Hospital on Sunday afternoon. Christmas decorations set a festive scene as Rev. James Beat addressed the gathering and Miss Agnes L. OBrien directed the afternoon's entertainment program featuring performances by Jeanor Jacks and others.
The Valley Falls Club plans a meeting tomorrow at the home of Medel Lohnes in Valley Falls. An Advent reading titled Christmas in Foreign Lands will be presented by Afra Margaret Cronk. Guests include Mrs Neds Cigh and sisters of the girl scouts, with Mes Helen Briggs AR Sweeney Mrs Margery Harrington Mes Sadie Foster and Mes Ruth Stover assisting. A grab bag feature is planned and members should bring a scent gift for the grab bag.
The Catholic Women's Service League hosted a buffet at the clubrooms on Hoosick Street to benefit the Newman Club at RPI. Chair Mrs Charles J Ranney led the event with assistance from Mrs Sohn H Maroney Jr Mrs Francis K Walsh and others.
Mrs. Arthur Keough was elected president of the newly organized Women’s Auxiliary of Brunswick Post 1265 American Legion at a gathering at Mrs. T R Stenderg’s home in Eagle Mills. Other officers include Charles Wiegner first vice president Mrs Roy Hulstt second vice president Mrs Ernest Tamm secretary Mrs W D Panghorn treasurer Missada Panzhorn historian Mrs Martin Quinlan chaplain and Mrs Marie 4 years at arms. The next meeting will be at Mrs Quinten’s in Eagle Mills Friday Jan 12 at 5pm.
Granville details show John M. Davies returning to his role at the Postoffice following a week at home with illness. The Trinity Episcopal Church parish meeting and dinner was held Thursday evening with eighty three attendees and Dr A A Gardner Barrett as toastmaster. Church officers reported on finances and activities, including treasurer Mrs Russell Flower and the women’s auxiliary led by Mrs Edward G Wilmer.
Balad and Lawrddve Andrews organized a Young People's Fellowship and reported on the Youth Conference. Greetings from Cambridge parish were read by Rev. Mr. Abrahams. Music by Walter Evans, Richard T. Roberts, Ernest Morris and Arnolf Monroe complemented Rev. Harold P. Kaultuss's address on The Parish as a Family of God. Silas E. Everts was reelected senior warden. Albert Daly and Willard Reynolds reelected vestrymen. Rev. Frederick A. Turner closed the event.
A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary committee will be held this evening at the Woble-Calla Legion Hall, 14 First Street. County Chairman Mrs. Fredricka Haley will preside with guest speaker Mrs. Mary Matthews, chairwoman of the Third [unnamed].
Announced engagement of Loretta LeBlanc of Waltham Massachusetts to Léon Ree seaman first class son of Mrs P Doiron and the late Kr Doiron of Waltham. Miss LeBlanc works for the Manufacturing Co. in Mr Dorion recj Samnson and I to duty at Camp Wa where he is now stationed prior to service he was employed by Ben Steel Co at Quincy as foreman in the se fer the.
A farewell party was held last night at the home of his parents with about fifty ZUENS present including relatives and friends. The newer guest received many purses of money. Card party and serial events were played, with Mothers' Club of St. Augustine's School awarding high scores. Hostesses were Mrs. Pogarty and Mrs. Ipha Bushex.
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