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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1959

Page

10

Miss Farley Weds Joseph Patrick Merau at St Paul Church

Miss Beverly Ann Farley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Farley 204 Hoosick Street married Joseph Patrick Merau son of Mr and Mrs James Merau at St Paul the Apostle Church. Attendants included the bride’s sister and James McMecty. the ceremony featured music by Kenneth Ly Tettwull and Stephen Stad don. The bride wore a fingertip illusion gown with pearls and carried a white prayer book. the groom wore blue lace. A reception followed at Moose Hall and the couple planned a New York City honeymoon before settling in Montgomery Ward area.

Beverly Ann Varley Doseph Ti Farley Hoosick SL Joseph Patrick Merau Joal Frisch Rand James Ghenlilly Salin Fying God of Amerald Godlaw Paulipous Moose Hall Wand Moran New York City Gene Pal

AL College Been Mag Threeman Returns From Winter Center

An unclear report indicates AL College something about Mag Threeman returning from a winter center. Details are fragmented with evident OCR issues. Named entities and specifics on people or organizations are not clearly readable.

Miss Coyne Betrothed Reveals Quiet Wedding Plans

Maryann Coyne of Loudonville announced engagement to Leowiy Nolovin son of Mr and Mrs Balutio of Sponkiyo. She teaches at Sanradl Newel and studied at Ken way Academy and Sh Mone College. Le hills a Manlers AEBIO for New York Able Traehiers College and pursued education at Plitteburg State Teachors Collage. Ward 27 and date details given in the note.

Anil Meg Diunes Coyne Loudonville Lbwiy Daugheter Maryann Lean Nolovin Dirnel Balutio Sponkiyo Die Ste. Helen Coyne Kenway Academy Sanradl Newel Sh Mone Sehnat Wy Mbatye Thomas Jelferson Bohol Branly Plitteburg State Wistviet

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Unclear OCR Reading of Local Notices and Names

Fragmented text mentions several names and roles without clear events or dates. The passage references individuals such as Mrs Raphael and various surnames, plus a vague note about an executive and a location. Readable facts are too muddled to confirm a concrete news item.

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Wissonvenedic Ale Queens Marla Spergel AP Ant Bes Giles Spergel York Cornell

Winter vacationers urged to buy The Record News

The Record News offers over 220 copies daily mailed to winter vacationers in Florida. Readers are advised to call before leaving to arrange mail delivery and save time during travel.

Dalivary Mora Florida Ronnie

Miss Skiba to Marry Bride-to-be Catherine Skiba Engaged

Mrs Joseph Skiba of Lincoln Avenue announces the engagement of Catherine M Skiba to Peery son of Mr and Mrs Ross Payry of A spring wedding is planned The bride to be is a Troy High School graduate and works for New York Telephone Co Her fiancé is a Troy High School graduate and employed by an unidentified valve manufacturing concern.

Joseph Skiba Lincoln Ave Catherine M. Skiba Nam Jr. Peery Ross Payry Troy High School New York Telephone Co Fance

League Party Aides Named For Junior League Event

Mrs Klenant W Keeler announces an April 4 Junior League of Trey fundraiser at The Kentrick Hudson with committees for tickets reservations finances entertainment corsages publicity and more Proceeds benefit the Rengsselaer County Junior MisE for a museum home purchase at Ida 2nd Ave later this year

Klenant W. Keeler Ways and Means Junior League of Trey Kentrick Hudson Keeler W. Harry Prout Douglas 1D Garbald J. Paul Fryan M's John D. Crane Charles Wilding Tamas Hill Newton Ruskner N. Bosworth MacChesney David R. Tormlinson Karl G Paul R. Jonesby Waltanvill Rengsselaer County Mehl Rodney Ida 2Nd Ave

Aide ALGE To Be Speaker At Monthly Meeting

Robert Ly Clark, longtime employee and plant community leader, will be the guest speaker at the Credit Women's Breakfast Club monthly meeting Monday at 8 am at the WOA. Clark served in World War II and the Navy Reserve, with a career at Silteqne Prod and later Wilertout plant positions. He spoke previously at community groups in Walopford and Cantley.

Robert Ly Clark Mananey Silteqne Prodwess Department of General’ Bleeture Ca Waterford Credit Women's Wilertout Fis Cantley Landonville Walopford Vetiran Naval Wehned F. Downs Albany Roman Cathole Olive of Catholic Charities St. Ande St Torlets Chateely Fay North Greenbush Pathor Oliveries Theuk Teans Vital Communion Thomas Daugherty Enonsel Tray Ji Housing Authority Longte Diintek Principina Keneral Chain Won Taeun Aid Tomacalte Waseach Daha Bo Ryan Wels Gestion Tamirrow Pam I. Nk Mouth

Hane Bouril Plans Food Sale Reported for March Event

A late year local notice outlines a planned food sale organized by Hane Bouril and associates. Key supporters include Pred Wet Clements and Marion Ryan with committee members amid community groups. Details list a fund raiser date around May and name several venues and sponsors for the event.

Hane Bouril Hothonia M's Mes Uliror Agldaw Marion Ryan Divs Lowell Thi Meyer Alandino Vhainwen Plastis Clementi Marel Baplia Amnmis

Former Students in Tray Married

The marriage of Miss Holy dean Waddell to Johny ilo n Wemnel took place Saturday in Ch plat Mpoteatant Episcopal Thanh. Attending were local families and groups from Westover Hills and Greenville. The wedding linked alumni including members from Wir Withigl School and Wornsley College with connections to Ave Mowehe University and Penn State.

Holy Dean Waddell Johny Ilon Wemnel Ataca Wihnington Del Westover Hills Rel Winsim Ake Charles Beneel Greenville Delov William Wollant Wir Withigl School Wornsley College Alex Husband Mowehe University

Couple Sets June 14 Rites

Announcement by Mr and Mrs Adolf Pluhasher of Pawling Ave extends a June 14 wedding for their daughter Eleanor to Gerald Francis Willson, son of Mr and Mrs Richard EB Willson of Prospect Ave. The ceremony is at a church in Menandds with a later reception.

Adolf Pluhasher Pawling Ave Eleanor Iarth Gerald Francis Willson Richard EB. Willson Prospect Ave Church Roy Huh Subacherta Diveatory New York Ole. Plone Uo Menandds Wipeaun Yassers Market

New Series Bridge Tournament Opens Saturday

The first in a new series of bridge tournaments begins Saturday afternoon with weekly events thereafter. Registration is from 1 to 1:30 pm to ensure prompt play. The tournament director is Robert Line, who runs weekly events in Glens Falls and Saratoga Springs. Players should come with partners. open to the public, including beginners and those with no previous tournament experience.

Erin Robert Line Glens Falls Saratoga Springs Cline

Thursday Cing Ta Hold Lanchean Meeting at YWOA

A morning gathering at the YWOA in Mondooflus features presiding officer Markivess with Miss Edith Prescott assisting. Mrs. Th If and Walltrd Sell are among attendees, with others including Mys. David Acker and Dts d. eid Pol.

Th If Markivess Edith Prescott Alsemia Veil Apork Mickey Aethne d. Hayene Mys David Acker Dts D. Eid

Comanunity Unit Meets and Plans Health Lesson

A community unit meeting discussed a health and personal ties lesson under Mrs Helser and Mrs Tanner. Mrs Lithia and Mrs Matier led planning with others, with a field trip noted for Tetcostville and a first lesson priced at $8.

Halal YMCA George H. Nelser Thowas Lithia Mostesses Karl Matier West Pyeting

Wynantskill Scout Spaghetti Supper Supports Troop Fund

Wynantskill Boy Scout Troop held a spaghetti supper in Fellowship Hall of the First Reformed Church under Mr and Mrs Lows Rotondi to benefit troop funds for camping gear. About 800 guests attended with help from Crusaders and Christian Pioneers youth groups and church volunteers. Proceeds go toward equipment.

Boy Scout Cluzehy Lows Woop Leonane Crusaders Chris Lan Dhirely Rotonui Ih Roy Sedenectady Grace Methodist Church Troy LG Pont Salyurulay

Engineering Schools See Enrollment Decline Across Nation

Urooga Ul AP enrollment in American engineering schools fell for the first time in seven years as demand remains strong. A survey by the American Society for Engineering Education and the U.S. Office of Education reports 148 accredited colleges with 2.9 percent fewer students in fall 1958 than 1957. Freshmen numbered 59,164, down 1.6 percent, while 1957-58 graduates totaled 26,500 versus 27,748 the year before.

Urooga Laboor Aimerican Society For Engineering Education Sheieh U.S

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