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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
5
Fragmented account describes a wedding in New York City with many garbled names and details. The text mentions a couple, parents, a temple ceremony, orchids, and a reception followed by a long procession of unclear affiliations and institutions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a wedding event with named individuals and locations, notes about venues such as Jallahantin Hoxtuirnit, Park Adie Ut Sahat, Wilda falls, and general celebratory language. Specific names and precise details are obscured, yielding a loosely connected item about a social occasion with references to families and a public ceremony.
The Medien Secretaries Assn of Troy area holds its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. with Miss Betty Brooks presiding. Guests include speakers from Albany and New York health officials as they discuss rehabilitation and defects in children.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe engagements and social notices in a small town. Names such as Miss Collies and Miss Ane Inincthe M appear with unclear details about betrothals and families.
Fragmented readable text mentions a meeting with speakers including Miss Mauridiy and Apache Fran Wiyghied. The garbled OCR blocks clarity on event purpose, date, or location.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Chad Hers and Anthony with scattered place references and titles. It mentions individuals like Wilhaet Hrawetonet and Capen Jager amid broken phrases and misordered terms, offering unclear context and events.
Members of the Wivadige Atma Club plan a day of readings and talks on Middle Cult topics. The program includes a discussion led by Miseshige R and a presentation titled Past Madty Treavat wid Laks tea Mie Sie Lagi by Mys. Gusta We Wautlann, with a paper on BRT yecipation at ACM Maat Wann and a talk on Persian Pis tah WHE.
A charity tea event is scheduled for April under the charityship with Mrs. Bose and Mrs. Chesney among listed attendees. The gathering is led by Miss Marlin and Mr. Chalynton, with plans noted for refreshments and a Severson-like program.
The Women's Auxiliary of St Johns Episcopal Church will hold a sewing session at noon. Members plan a bake sale and social hour with light refreshments.
Fragmentary notice describes a planned event on a date near May 9 involving Mrs An G Hutson and Mabert 1 Reatan. Details are unclear due to text garbling but imply an earlier listed arrangement or proceeding. Original context and action remain uncertain from the readable fragments.
Wiss Hodge and Milena Mallivare announced their upcoming wedding to be held at James Ti Taever. Key speakers include Alpha Hambila Oitla and Mr. Dolla, with ties to Nort Dally Shire College. The couple will unite under Signa Alpha Bi presidency with electrome involvement.
The fragment describes a Stead Women Club event with speakers and attendees and mentions regular business, a refreshments area, and a call for attendance by various individuals including Mrs. Lea Mie ow ski and others. details are fragmented but indicate a community gathering with planned talks and refreshments.
The Women’s Assn. of Vanderheyden Hall held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Willred VanTerzee presiding. Officers named standing committee chairs for Children’s Linanee Health House Mortuary theory nominating Publicity Public relations Special events and sid toys. Mabin reported the same Valentina program would be acted on this year with board members assisting the children in the preparation of join greeting cards.
The Party Winers Hine Demonstration Unit met Wednesday at Presbyterian Church with Ms. Athute presiding. Members discussed low calorie desserts and methods of preparation. An evening lesson will be held at Mrs Aldphen Lehentritten 18 Phin Ave on February 15 at Mr Theodore A Routhiller’s home 144 Mayleve. Refreshments followed under Mrs Anthony Hoh repo.
Mrs Nelson Ay Mack Rockefeller wife of New York States governor attended a 30th anniversary dinner honoring Mic Lomlers of iedyior League of Troy along with several founding members and sponsors. The event included Mrs Taylor and Congressman Deny 2 among attendees.
Unit chairmen and readers from the 84 home demonstration units of the Tess selaer County Extension Service Assn will meet Monday and Tuesday to plan a two year home demonstration program. Miss Janet J Dodge County Home Demonstration Agent says Monday’s meeting will be at Blooming Grove Reformed Church Defreestville and Tuesday’s at Raymertown Lutheran Church both starting at 10 a.m. The sessions aim to involve homemakers in assessing needs of women in Rensselaer County as home makers. The program will feature brainstorming sessions on housing and design textiles clothing health and safety institutional management and horticulture. After group meetings homemakers will help plan the 1959 61 home demonstration program in Rensselaer County.
The Capital District Alumnae Chapter of Mount St Vincent met at the University Club Albany last week to plan a benefits party for the college building fund. The event is set for April 11 at Mrs Waller Moore’s Delmar home with noted assistance from Troy members. A drawing selected the annual alumnae fashion show patroness table for a Feb 21 Waldorf Astoria event in New York City.
G Lupius Cary Jr of Schaghticoke, president of Rensselaer County Farm Bureau, spoke to 53 county bureau presidents on rising taxes and welfare costs. He argued government spending has grown beyond affordable levels due to inflation and demand for bigger government, urging taxpayers to demand value for their money.
St. Rose College alumnae plan a Recollection Day on February 15 at the college in Albany. The program features Rev. Thomas Walsh of Moyne College and begins at 8:30 a.m. with confessions, followed by breakfast, talks, and live conferences. An afternoon schedule includes a dinner, Stations, and Rosary.
A garbled crossword puzzle item presents clues and partial grid text with mixed letters and stray symbols. The readable portions hint at a themed puzzle with several numbered entries and reflective wordplay, though the full grid and definitive clues are not intact.
East Greenbush Tuesday public hearings stirred opposition as the Town Board backed extending East Greenbush Fire District No. 1 and dissolving Water District No. 2. State audits will decide final approval while the new district covers Calimbia Turnpike and Spaulding Milates areas near Sherwood Park and parts of Columbia Turnpike, Clifton Park, Hatton Manor, Hillview, and land near Rensselaer city line.
Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Avia will meet at Brunswick Fire Hall in Saratoga area for its monthly meeting Monday January 16. Irving Doleher of Spelgletown Fire Chiefing will preside. Plans will be made for future activities and various committees for the next year will be formed.
The Northeastern Division of the Pudinley Society of New York names Dr David I Schwartz as speaker at the February meeting. The session will take place Tuesday at the Hayek Auditorium in Albany Hospital. Dr Schwartz is chief of Orthopedics at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Albany.
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