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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1959
Page
4
MIT historian Dr Mahoney spoke on Russian developments and U.S. and Soviet tensions. He warned about economic and psychological danger, noted American apathy, and discussed military and political strategies amid Cold War dynamics.
The readable fragments reference a Ladies Aid Society event and mentions individuals such as Mrs Adda Linnehien and Henk. Details are fragmented with garbled place names and dates, lacking a coherent report of a specific outcome or action.
Nancy P Rown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gane Mir Harks of the Wrens Mies Rowe, is engaged to Vincent Be Larka, son of Mr and Mrs Ulitord My Kriwe of Spring arene. Nancy is a graduate of Mildred Elley Secretarial School and employed at Niagara Mohawk Power Corp in Nerkle Ab bany. Vincent is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and is pursuing further studies.
Final plans for a Maennerchor dinner party at a local club outline course options and program details. Members including Mrs Hild Keies and Mrs Sisley Wieden will oversee entertainment, music, dancing, and social activities guided by chairpersons such as Mrs Marion Swot and Mrs Gertruie Therrient.
Readable fragments describe day classes with attendees and staff names in Sage Callen Tennessee. Mentions include Mrs Jansen Purim head of the day girls, Leanda Pulte, Miss Ragen Clinton, and other faculty. Parents participate. schedule mentions eight to one attendance and a planned performance or event before day end.
A Monday evening meeting at the St Marlen church features Mes Mahlon Whrayple as chair and Mrs Henry Lock hosting. The group considers a new approach for church activities and notes surrounding conference plans while noting improvements and national inquiries.
A local gathering hosted by Cowen for residents of Unt Hethonda Hine on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Betty Niles and other locals, with several poems shared and light refreshments enjoyed by all.
In a Tuesday gathering the United Presbytenan King's Daghters plan a meals event. The program includes a change or memory segment titled Humble Men by Sneed.
Watervliet announces upcoming weddings between Mary Ann Kaleutlin and George Milcdlen, both Watervliet residents. Mary Ann Kaleutlin is a graduate of Watervliet High School and beloved by local residents, with the ceremony planned at the Mel Church in Watery on May 10.
The Modival Auxiliary plans a speaker event featuring voices on women’s Ausiting tas the Maciel Seely of the Guinn y at Hensselaar with a varied talk by day. The gathering will cover topics from Sterling to Alaska regions, with noted figures and local addresses.
A disjointed notice details a gathering at the temple AH Colloge in Tein with multiple officials and assignees. Anthony Gy will serve in the district with Mrs Luther Ailes in charge. Dining arrangements are handled by several named organizers and transportation is noted with unclear specifics.
Dr Abbie H. Palle of Troy will discuss The Drama at the Woman's Club meeting in 2nd Street club rooms at 2 15 p m on Wednesday Al Miners Miner will introduce her Mrs John Aturdrew is hostess and chairwoman Po is emeritus and former professor of drama at Rockford College Rockford IL She retired in 1900 and holds an honorary humanities degree from the JOU commencement She authored books Wordsworth Shakespeare and Spencer A graduate of Roy Tigh Selonsil Corel University and holds graduate regents from Tuindelitte College and Goewelh She taught school in Litn area before college teaching
Complete plans emerge from Weekday meeting of Nevlor's Guild for parish Shrove Tuesday supper at the church hall. Mrs Chesney and Mes. Koudeth Pelter named chairmen. Andrew Bes to preside. A fashion show and ward party set for April. a group from St George's Church to attend next regular meeting.
In a candlelight Wesleyan Methodist ceremony Linda Heeenton daughter of Mrs Hich Mrs. Wards ner Tenhit af Carindy wed James Trows son of Mr. Ites Reon of Taian. The couple formed the florine eeremony with Miss Yoo of Contin lyme as maid of honor and Charles j Brown of Chicago as best man. Ushers Frank Col liler and Willis Eddy. A reception followed and the couple plan a wedding trip to Mingara Pathe and Canada. The Browns reside in Undson Grove, Rati.
A Danish byolleehead and newly elected president Mlys Wang Wau denbosch will lead the Lotter Carriers Auviliaey at a humanity meeting in Florida. An executive advisory sits report will be received by past presidents and chair. Refreshments will be served after the session in Wall TM Masa.
Mr and Mrs Karl Beeker of West Land announce the engagement of their daughter Jong Mareta to Karl N Sleck, son of Mr and Mrs Karl Sieck of 339 Madison Avenue. Miss Beeker is a graduate of Averill Park Wish School. Sleck, a graduate of New Lebanon High School, works for Keis & Holroyd engineers. They set a May date for the wedding.
Foaming Creek Home Demonstration Unit will host a lesson on using home accessories led by Mrs. Charles Javia at Mrs. James Newman's house. Members will supply small items for room arrangement. Hostesses are Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Allen Dixon.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Everett G Degen of 32 Shannon Ave Cohoes confirms the engagement of daughter Elizabeth Anny Degen to Almeron Richmond son of Mr and Mrs Almeron Richmond of 1 Hillcrest Rd Latham. Wedding date set for May 2. Elizabeth a Cohoes High School graduate employed in New York Telephone traffic dept Almeron a Watervliet High School graduate works with Kaiser Fowler Optical Co Inc in Albany.
The Seton Guild holds its annual meeting Tuesday at 4 pm at the nursery. Officers’ reports will be presented and actions discussed. Committee members include Mrs. Vincent A. Hatligan as chairwoman and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Miss Mary A. Miller, and Mrs. Anistin Corbett. Mrs. Marie Spain Collins will conduct the meeting.
The Name Committee Four Nominating Committee consisting of Mrs Gustav Helm bold, Mrs Marry Rade and Ms George Wager was formed at the recent meeting of the Peast Tennill Hills Home Demonstration Hall held at Miss Irene Plints home. Mrs Bjorn Jakobsen presided. The next meeting was scheduled for Coy eh 17 at the home of Mrs Walter Grange.
Maple Bridge area notes Charles Nunderlach of New Haven, Corn, visiting her father Harry Austin. School District No. will close for Lincoln's birthday Feb. 12. Mr and Mrs Charles Brahag of Hoosick Falls hosted Mr and Mrs Joseph Warrara Post 69 of Eagle Bridge. dance sponsored at Comn family Hall Wednesday 8 pm to 1 30 am. Refreshments will be sold. Chaperones Peter Halder and Mr and Mrs Williany Stearns.
Eastern New Yorks Coupe til will convene the Area Council of Boys Clubs of America in Troy on April 2 for its annual meeting and election of officers. The prior Wednesday meeting in Schenectady represented nine clubs with nominating committee members listed for April slate.
Pleasantdale Community Church schedules Bible School Sunday at 9 45 a m with worship at 11 a m Rev Elmer H Johnson will preach on A Case of Pseudo Reverence Sunday School teachers and officers meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m Jam lay and Cherub Choirs meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m followed by prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Adult Choral Group at 8 45 p m Boys Craft Class Thursday at 6 30 p m Senior Girls Friday at 3 44 p m
The Miller Hill PTA will hold a Founders Day Dinner Monday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. A covered dish supper will be served, and all past presidents will be honored with a history of the PTA through the years. John Bilis is program chairman with Mrs. Ernest Hollman as dinner chair. Mrs. Warren B. Miller, president, urges all members to attend.
Three new members joined the Eastern New York Eye Nose and Throat Association at a Thursday Toy Club meeting. Dr. Arthur Linke of Manhattan Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital spoke on Optical Aids for Decreased Visual Acuity. Drs David Breuer and Bertram Briess of Syracuse demonstrated voice production and pathology.
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