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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
12
A Troy veteran and his bride exchanged vows at St Michael Church in Albany with officiant How dol G. O'Onady. The bride, a Albany High School graduate, wore a white gown with marquisette and yellow roses. The groom, a former Army enlistee, is connected to Tray Wie Behoal and works at Bork-Ray Cups.
Weeden Court residents report a sequence of mismatched names and places including Tur Bin de Miura and Marry Galdbury linked to a Wisconsin contact, with scattered references to Mow Vouk City and Dayton Ohio. Details are fragmentary but indicate a misdated exchange involving families Burton Yager and George Lent.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled medical terms and names. Unable to determine a coherent event, persons, or organization. The readable bits mention doctors, a manager, heating, and medical symptoms but lack consistent facts or context for a reliable summary.
Mrs Winifred Walker lectured Iray Hium literary club at Hendrick Hudson about Angirana and New Guinea. She described colonial policy, Australian life and education schemes, showing images of Port Moresby Milne Bay and Canburra and noting government efforts to improve native living standards and infrastructure. The session closed with plans for a Valentine party in Albany on February 14.
About Town items record visits and arrivals as Haave for Sesua Capl and Sty. Penny Andrae and daughter Anne Lois jotted Saturday for San Antonio. Captain Andrid auctioned. They visited Mrs. And rag a parents Meddles Edmund Fitzgernta. Gilder Wichmond arrived Saturday cars. Lieutenant Richmond stationed. Liliel and Mr. and Mrs. Willan A. Chtton hosted at Town. Mr. and Mrs. William Minot Thongs and daughter Kay spent the weekend in Pelham Manor visiting friends.
Employees of the John A Many King Paper Co Grean Inland hosted a firewall party for Mrs Harold Abrams who left the firm after 47 years of service. Doris Bender led the event with assistance from Mrs Ralph Andrews and Miss Gloria Rowland. Piano by Mrs Andrews and a luncheon followed under Adis Yyneh. Twenty four guests attended. The Excelsior Society of the Memorial Melodist Church will meet today at the church house at RM.
Miss Liebach married Wingant Grogan at a Albany area church in a double ceremony with a full wedding program. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Crace Liebach, wore a white gown with a bouffant hem, carried pink roses, and received attendants including Mrs Sanderson in deep rose and Mrs Leib in navy. The groom, a former Albany High student, served in the army prior to his discharge. The couple planned a reception for guests and will reside near the bride’s family while moving to the Plotia area soon after their wedding trip.
Mrs G Beale of 44 Bank Street announces the marriage of her daughter Ver to Joh Mawes son of Airy and Mrs Ruber at 1863 Highlands Avenue. Ceremony held Jan 18. The bride a graduate at Svoy High School and in Cloyne production office of Cluett Peabody Co. Inc. Mr Howes recently discharged from Navy attends State Training for Veterans. The couple reside in Oswego.
King's Daughters of the United Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening at Miss Elisabeth Maxwell's home, 67 Fifth Avenue, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Rey A. Fills will preside, Mrs. Herman Quatz to act as sparier for this meeting. Birthday party honors daughter Shirin Margavel at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fifi's home on Ayrth Street with seven guests, includes tap dancers Van Elven and entertainment by Miss Mary Ann Fir and Jackie Shea, a sing, and gifts.
Waterford Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Dunphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunphy of 52 South Street Waterford married Willian Thomas Cain son of Mr and Mrs William Cain of 96 Railroad Street Northside Cohoes at St Marys Church. The ceremony featured nuptial rings by the pastor Reverend Demos R Simp hon SA and organ music by Miss Heverly Aon Filan. Miss Jia Dunphy maid of honor and Thomas Lirkin best man. Bride wore white satin gown with a long train and veil of seed pearls. She carried a white prayer book. Attendants wore light blue and black velvet with Colonial bouquet. Mrs Dunphy wore wine crepe and corsage of roses. Bride is a graduate of Waterford High School and secretary for Broughter’s Bath Storage Plant in Lansingburg. Groom a Lasalle Institute and Troy Business College graduate, accountant for Borden Co. He was released from four service in the Army, holding rank of captain in General Patton’s Vicing Army. The couple left for a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination and will reside at 3330 Sixth Avenue.
St Paul the Apostle’s Women’s Club holds its annual birthday dinner Wednesday evening at the Sunset Inn. Mrs Forenca Burke chairs, aided by Mrs John J Witbeek Mrs Water Kane and Mrs William H Ogdenne on reservations. Entertainment by Mia Ruminie Camune and Mrs John A Roni. Regular meeting follows Tuesday in the school hall with Mrs Michael J Flynn presiding.
The wedding of Miss Mullin to Mr. Dyer took place at the Presbyterian Church in Rocvente Ma with Rev Henry Plowman officiating. A reception followed at the Matthews residence in Washington DC. The groom connected with the Otun af Clef of Bersun and discharged from the Army, attended with the bride’s family.
Hoosick Falls couple Blas Hite La Magdeleine and Clifford Dan fark exchanged vows at the Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Taul Lynch officiating. The bride wore a two piece gold woolen suit with accessories and a red rose corsage. the sister wore a brown wool suit with a rose corsage. After the ceremony the couple left for a unspecified honeymoon. The bride, a Hoosick Falls High School alumna, works for the Hoosick Falls Underwear Corp. the groom, a U S Marine Corps veteran, is employed by Noble and Wood Machine Co. Hoosick Falls.
Marjorie Griffiths was elected president of the Nurses Alumnae Association at Leonard Hospital during the annual meeting. New officers include Mrs. Mildred Knight as vice president and Mrs. Esther Burns as secretary.
The meeting will be held tomorrow at 8 pm in Odd Fellows Unit on 12th Street. After the session the degree team plans to confer the third degree on candidates from White Valley Lodge of Gropseyville, with refreshments and a social belt to follow.
Notice appears to announce a rate change by the New York Telephone Company effective on the first billing date on or after March 2, 1848 for subscribers and middle listings. It specifies that listings appear in the telephone directory under the relevant listing and discusses editions and headings in the rain context.
An old style parenting ad stresses calcium and milk for strong bones. It touts a malt bebida Cochmalt as a tasty source of calcium, claiming three glasses equal a quart of milk with added nutrients. The piece encourages guardians to order Cochmalt for daily nutrition.
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