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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1959
Page
5
Fragmentary note reports plans tied to activities and a steering group meeting set for Wednesday. Aims include a large event with air and other preparations. details are unclear but suggest organizational steps and ongoing discussions.
A garbled account notes multiple wedding and ceremonial events in Middletown and surrounding areas. Names such as Dorothy, Valenta, Willen Rhyne, and Joseph Wiscravidler appear amid mentions of religious rites, attire descriptions, and community gathers reflecting a period social scene.
Nha Thurson Vathye Antiqnar Shidy Cid hosts a meeting with the Atique Study Club on Minnseday. Attendees discuss hospitality topics and local tile trade, focusing on community ties and program updates for the week.
Mrs nd es dilie B. slii presided at a gathering noting the engagement of Miss Geel Maetin and Jise Van Angerp in Delinity Michigan. The social item highlights local preparation for a wedding and community reactions.
Vague OCR text hints a community planning issue in Ly Mopayelaee County. Mentions Cadel House and individuals Riwin Py Walsh and Kaikerdacker. Notable names Wan and Bente referenced with musical compositions. Unclear details about event dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting or event led by Mrs Jayintnt Wilder and George Titidsteal, with a date around March tenth. It references an apartment show and a planning meeting, but many words are garbled, making precise details uncertain.
In New York City a Thursday evening session led by Charles Py Blethtrey featured a shellfish making lesson with Ms Hloward Wy Nash as tutor. Anmanieemant wadle 06 a fie Getly announced a Tower show on March 7 for homemakers Maréh 1. Mrs Johnny Sweeney to coach Hessen arvanbieg with Hiivell accessories at the next alopting Wal. May events listed for Unneeding werk May with Leo A Mayyls and Ning Calvin Gyern.
The notice reports Miss Beeker’s betrothal to Michael, with details about admirers and a graduate of Avnell Park Dental School. It notes Mr Wielda, another graduate, two years in the Arhiv and current employment at Alleghenydu Steel Cory. The weekling wedding is planned for March 9.
A double Albany wedding linked Miss Ellenhedtt and Miss Jay Spal Charles in a ceremony at the state capital. The brides wore lace gowns, bouquets of pink roses, and were attended by attendants including Miss Marlen Mruyn. After a reception at Panothi's Tavern, the couple planned to reside at 20 Ryck Ave in Albany. Both brides are graduates of local schools and colleges, with ties to the Army and regional institutions. The bride Miss Ellenhedtt is employed in development work, and her spouse, a former Army member, works at a national commercial bank.
Miss Kittell Recent Bride Lyla Wibod of Detroit wed in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at her residence conducted by Rev Seth Ny Geoving of First Presbyterian Church Lansing. Matron of honor was W. Leslie Rivkard of Scho aris, with Allen Barty of Detroit as groomsman. bride attended by Albany Law School students. The couple plans to reside at 2 Central Way, Troy.
Local Mt Minn unit track meet set for Thursday with several students listed as participants including Tevin B and Mrs Hermay b. Sehwlle, along with other names in a period-appropriate school notice.
Fragmentary text shows names and a church group possibly discussing a cafe plan and a Tuesday date. The garbled passage mentions Hetleonier Lautheray Church and a service with tea or coffee. No clear event or location is confidently identifiable.
The service conducted by Rev S Bedward Vergy ordained several new deacons including Frederick le Anterson Kenneth J Lanting Carton Porter DiMesx S Heeks and George SMO at the church. Several prior deacons were noted as having served, with the ceremony marking a renewal in service and leadership for the congregation.
A local auxiliary group plans a meeting with the Henssmaer County chapter. Mrs Riby Machec is listed as Wresident and Witt ystile appears in the draft notes for the event.
Miss Greenbei, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rachel Greenberg, married Arthur Liberty at St Patrick's Church. The ceremony featured pink, white and yellow snapdragons, attendants Lynn and Sandra Liberty, and a teal dress bridesmaid gown. After the ceremony the couple planned a trip to New York City, with Mrs Liberty continuing in the newspaper advertising department and Mr Liberty in Lansingburg.
The Troy Arts Guild opened its members show at the Pioneer Building with a reception and judging Sunday. Frederick W. Pollan presented prizes as Mrs Clara Fitzhugh Lok won first for a water color titled Still Life. Second went to Marjorie Semersit for Night Shades, third to Winifred C. Hayes for Young Girl in Punt. Honorable mentions included Sedstwpe by Martha Cympinson and Fourth Avenue and Hath Steed Late Sirgburg by Harald H. Smith.
Sunday services marked the opening of Scout Week with Boy Scouts Benul and Benul, explorers, and leaders attending. The event featured prayers and communal readings as Turis and local Scouts provided a show of support to guide youth away from juvenile delinquency.
A village caucus will be held in Cambridge Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. Nominations for mayor and trustees to two and four year terms will be placed on ballots. Names include Floyd R. Spulthy and Barker, with all terms and candidates listed by the village clerk Orville A. Beir. Voter notice and fees described as needed to defray caucus expenses.
A Danish effort Sunday aboard the ship Hana Hedtot began collecting money for a fund called the Greenland Fund to help the children of victims from the disaster. The crew and passengers joined in the appeal, hoping to ease the families’ burden.
Jack Kannedy of Shreveport writes on a bridge hand, praising a clever line where West overcalls and a sequence of spades, trumps, and a late diamond play leads to a forced squeezer. He notes a hypothetical defender holding different diamonds would change the outcome, highlighting the technique and teaching points.
A fragmented bridge problem presents a hand with spades and diamonds in a hypothetical auction. The text asks what the responder should bid given partner’s pass and opponents’ actions, suggesting options like club continuation or conservative diamond play. The prompt ends with “Answer tomorrow.”
John Davis Lodge the US ambassador to Spain met Pope in a private audience yesterday at the Vatican. Lodge traveled with his wife and their daughter as part of a diplomatic visit centered on church and state relations.
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