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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1945
Page
2
Alumnae association plans a tea and reception for the senior class of Exoma Willard. The event follows a meeting Friday in the Trey Decapter room. Mrs Maynard and Dr Curry are listed among the organizers.
Miss Uline weds Miss Liserma Unde daughter of Scke H a of Not gate Coast. The ceremony performed by John Ceaback Episcopal. The groom is G anmten Ole Heggen son of Mrs Mia Heggen. Coast Guard HQ Washington and M Heggen serving on an escort carrier in the South Pacific.
Dr and Mrs Albert F. McCarthy announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Ann to Lieut Eugene Francis Connally Jr Army Air Corps son of Dr and Mrs Eugene Connally. Engagement announced at Maple Avenue tea. Patricia to graduate from Sarah Lawrence College April 27. Connally a former Williams College student and Deerfield Academy graduate recently returned from overseas after seventy missions and awarded the Air Medal with oak leaf clusters.
Miss Mary Etga McLaren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W McLaren of Spring Avenue, is engaged to Ensign Arthur T Beck, son of Mr and Mrs John Beck of 465 Ninth Avenue, Lansingburg. Miss McLaren is a Key High School graduate and attends New York State College for Teachers in Albany. she belongs to Psi Gamma Sorority. Ensign Beck, U S Naval Air Corps, is a Lansingburg High School graduate assigned at Norfolk, Va. No wedding date has been set.
Miss Julia H. Besh heads the lecture series sponsored by the Educational Department of the YWCA. Mrs Rose of Hartford Cone will discuss America's interest in cartels and the post-phen in Canada at the Wednesday event at Bo Ww G. a. Hee tapic.
Lieut and Mrs Bruce W Histon and son arrived from Brooklyn for a week with Mrs James Hislop. Mrs Nolan A Curry hosts education committee of the Junior League of Troy at Lakewood Place. Mrs Curry chairs the committee. Mrs Gilbert Richmond leaves Friday for Aberdeen Proving Ground to attend graduation and to receive commission as second lieutenant. Mrs Maynard F Witherill and children Warren Fay and Charles travel to Florida to stay three weeks with her parents at Mountain Lake Club, Lake Wales. Barbara J Kline to wed Alfred LaCasse next Saturday. she received a miscellaneous shower with 31 guests at Mountain View Avenue. Games, gifts, and a buffer lunch topped the event.
Mrs Ada LeSeur of 350 Tenth Street announced the engagement of her daughter LeBeau to Stephen Nepson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Neason. The wedding is planned for a near future. A surprise shower for Mugs Leone Naszis of Cohoes was hosted by the Mohawk Paper Mill workers at 93 Jamies Street Greenaspn with pink and blue decor and a bridal cane centerpiece. Farewell party for William Gerdner at 2598 Waters Road. Orr to join the armed services next Friday with about fifty guests attending. Retreat of Troy Area Council of Church Women postponed to Monday Feb 12 at 10:30 am at First Baptist Church.
Mrs Edward Alber and Mrs Ravmond Keays return from Tampa trip to Elmgrove Avenue to see their son Ensize James Heays LE FR who is stationed there in the region.
Morning program highlights include a Finders Keeper recipe contest and a 4:15 Atelia Dates event. Other items feature Lorenzo Jane, Dante Widder Brown, and Johnny Morgan in a local broadcasting page with theater and music segments.
Whitehall Mro and Mrs. Joan Gordon receive word their son Pfc. James Gordon was wounded in action in Belgium and is hospitalized in France. Dorothy Gordon of Roxbury Mass. also notified. Rutland Hospital School of Nursing graduates include Whitehall residents Joyce Kilburn and Theresa Young. Samaritan Hospital marks three Whitehall nurses with caps. others listed among the 32 recipients. all to complete training in September 1951.
The Weather Bureau reports December and January brought the coldest, snowiest winter in the east from Chicago area to New England, with six inches to two feet extra snow on the ground in many places. Temperatures remained near normal west of the Mississippi and in the Gulf states showed near normal readings southward.
The report notes unusually warm conditions across the western plains toward the coast with January temperatures about 9 degrees above normal in parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.
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