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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1946
Page
8
The engagement of Miss Jesse Ruth Nedda daughter of Mr and Mrs Nedda to Mr Newat Coombs of Wola Tout is announced. Mr Coombs formerly worked for the United tion Co and the wedding date has been set.
The piece lists numerous residents and relatives traveling and visiting over the holiday. Names include Miy Ed warl Sullman, Mia and Mrs BD F Moris, Jowis Linney, Mrs William J Pratt, Serg Cant Warnner jr, George Watener, Frank tenis, Charles H Tenis, Nurnbigx mother, Willan A Raddy, Gloria Gimpet, Betty Ponavan, and others. They travel among Star Sgt and Camp Campbell, Lake With Ha, Los Angeles, and Steubensilly O, staying with relatives over winter break. The report also mentions Misses and young people preparing for holidays and gatherings with extended family.
Katherine Decker engaged to Harold Coons of Connecticut area. Decker family notes the match through connections in Albany and Charlestown. Ceremony planned for late July at Kassau Reformed Church with families and local guests in attendance.
The wedding of Miss Georgetta Maue Pucher daughter of Mr and Mrs John Finnay of 71 Ninth Street to John P Brundige son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Brundige of 6 mid Watford was held Thursday at 2 pm at St Patrick’s Church. Clergyman Wes Hane officiated with Davin as maid of honor and John Spain as best man. The bride wore a dark blue suit with white corsage and pink roses. The mother chose a costume of pat velvet. The reception followed at the home of the bride’s parents on Lard Street in Waterford where guests wore blue and furred pink roses. The couple will reside in Waterford.
Miss Parc Miller of Sunc heelady and Clifton Attun, son of Mrs CoM Gridley, wed at Mamoril Methodist Church with Rev Varronce Ogden. Couple reside at 26 Palny Road. Church events include Celebrate event for teachers and department displays.
A jumble of names and connections details a social week in New York and Wheeling with relatives and friends from Oberlin College Sanford Cluett Jr and Miss Cluett visiting, plans to return to New York, and various family ties noted amid Christmas gatherings and travel to Philadelphia and Tolles Jalle.
The article reports on a forthcoming wedding involving Mr MacAutey, a graduate of Konmaebie Polytech, and his spouse Allen Du Mont Caboritaeioa. It notes the engagement linked to late Mas Chorley ds Dinko Ja, with a ceremony planned in Amarth department to date.
A local wedding reports the marriage of Miss Phy Ils White and Mr Joseph Winters. The ceremony occurred Wednesday 16930 at St Chui of the Immaculle Concep Nhon Luosh te falls, with both families and neighbors in attendance. The bride wore a white suit accessorized with yellow roses. she is a graduate of South Hadings Masy High School and employed at Galiers restaurant. The groom, a Roynlonsall alumnus, works at Lawsons Garage.
An imperfect report outlines Mart Detters journey to Australia and a new air route from San Francisco to Hanoi. It mentions a cancellation announced by Postmaster Brink and a stamp collectors mail to the Pan American Office in Sydney. Freight timing and rates are noted with a deadline in January for shipment readiness.
Chief Cal A Smith yesterday commended Troy residents for safe operating practices leading to reduced fire risk. The department noted receipt of funds and a plan for safety education. David Hairs assisted the car owner after an incident on Second Avenue near the market.
Fragmented lines describe cinders and ashes, a night scene with snipers spots and hovel details, plus substitution for novels. The text shows garbled references to grades, talis, and towns, with unclear actions and missing names.
Veteran Leman Will Reteran referenced with local notices. William Piteammous of 2267 Sixth Avenue noted as veteran of 27 years. The Westminster township and Rox Presbytery church events and readings are listed, with plan for youth activities and aid for widows.
A broad digest lists church services at St Pauls Church St Georges Episcopal Clifton Park and Church of the Assumption plus parish activities. It notes youth meetings Sunday School and Holy Communion times, plus a wedding engagement announced on South Main Street and Knights of Columbus events. Also mentions dental care for WWII veterans and upcoming veterans administration notices.
Cole and Kelly, both inmates, began long prison terms after pleading guilty to escaping from Rene Atlacr County Jail. Cale was sent to Clinton Prison, while Cole will serve about 17 years and the jail awaits a separate term for another inmate. The case follows a prior escape at the same facility triggering sheriff’s staff changes.
A jumble of local notices reports a January Lop dist meeting with a soldier life display, a Vesper Club winter program lineup, and multiple obituaries including Mrs Angelina WeManaton and Miss Thella McManamon. Funeral plans, church services, and club roles are listed for residents of Cohoes and Waterford.
A citizen identified as an Honest Finder recovered an envelope containing cash and a check. The envelope, addressed to a milk division official, was found near 79 Hivdiminas Avenue and later returned to the Milk Department after inquiries traced the money.
A subpoena was issued for Mrs Roosevelt to appear in White Plains for a hearing to determine whether her automobile license should be revoked suspended or continued after a three vehicle collision near Albany last August 1. Clifford I Fletcher, motor vehicle commissioner, said the session would start at 2 pm at the Coal House with five injuried witnesses. The hearing could lead to license suspension for up to two weeks or longer depending on testimony. The Roosevelts legal team had received the subpoena either Thursday night or yesterday morning. Also, the Twenty Year Club at Leo H Blume Post VFW will meet at 8 pm with Raymond J Hayes presiding.
Workers at the post office handle misdirected mail when hundreds of letters fail to reach addressees. With the aid of div alts and reels the staff tries to trace addresses and open items to erase contents. Undeliverable mail is sent to Washington and dead letters are destroyed.
A report details a BB gun accident affecting a father and child, with a $1,000 suit filed against co defendants. Medical officials say eye injury may be repaired to initial vision, while the case involves claims of joint ownership and youth consent.
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