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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1946
Page
14
The wedding of Miss Ruotolo and her groom was celebrated with a formal ceremony. Attendants wore blue chiffon and bouquets featured red roses while guests included family and friends from Saint Troy High School and local firms. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside on Seventh Avenue.
An assorted set of wedding notices and honor events from Upstate communities highlights the marriage of MacDougall and MacDutlath families with attendees from Sebuylrville Victory Mills and nearby towns. Guests wore pink and green and included relatives from Victory Mills. A 1998 wedding date is noted, with a reception and future visits to New York. Additional items mention a military service acknowledgment and a Valentine party with refreshments. A church group meeting is planned in the Memaiin Methodist Church with hostesses listed.
Henry C Wolfe reports a Troy meeting of the Flinm Club urging moral values as the basis of global safety. speakers discuss destiny, self-reliance, and the need to confront peril with inner strength, referencing historical figures and wartime hopes while naming local organizers and attendees.
An Albany couple announced their engagement following a 31 month courtship. The bride to be is a student at Cohoes High School and the pair will wed after the announcement is approved by local officials.
Mra bewhe ose gemment itor and lecturer of Hartford Conn will give the third in a four part series of current events lectures Wednesday with Rose presiding Those not holding labels for the lectured are advised to purchase single tickets at the door
Miss Charlotte A Cranmies daughter of William ke Grattner of 218 First Sheet Way wed Anthony J Vlelang son of Yi and Mrs Anthony Ville at St Marys Church. Rev Bog Mulley officiated. The couple honeymooned in Montreal after a light reception.
The Women of St Pauls Episcopal Church invite readers to hear a speaker from the New York State Federation for Planned Parenthood at the Guild Hall of St Pauls in Rensselaer County. The event aims to inform civic and faith audiences about Planned Parenthood and related groups in the city. Reservations are requested by Tuesday.
Miss Burke daughter of Joseph Burke and Mrs Burke of the city plans to wed T E Galushy son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Galushy. The couple, both with military and education backgrounds, announce the marriage set for March 17 at Mareh.
Mrs Tetyne Aritfpestts guests of Vy and Siew Ghoton Mencely attend the Behaol md College Conference. The mid winter meeting at Lana Villa School is reported in the Behaol md College setting. Marvin Crolt, son, arrives after New York trip. Hyak ticket chair appointed rebel committee head for interfraternity, Sigma Alpha sorority.
The Nursing Association held its annual meeting in Nain where Hawad Uf Pattison was elected president and WOT a P Danehy as vice president. Officers included de William Kudds as secretary and Mix Chules McConnaily as treasurer with others named to the board of managers. Committees were formed, reports noted 19-315 visitation, and the Mothers Club cause was discussed.
Miss Smith of Latham and Mr Michael J Stem of Albany announce their engagement. Miss Smith, a graduate of Wa ter tet Hazh School and Troy Business College, is employed with the Savings Association. Mr Stem, a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy, works for the Atlans he Pacific Co. in Albany. The wedding is planned for April.
The hospital auxiliary under Mrs George P Ihe 2nd AM organized Easter devotions and observance led by Mrs George P. The planning followed a Wednesday morning meeting at the hospital and included church group material for use with patients.
The wedding of Miss Evelyn Blonna Owen and Frederic Crockett Billingsley son of Mr and Mrs Fredene Nichols Billingsley of Troy united in a ceremony at Colonial Avenue Warwick. Attendants included Lt Lewis M Lowning Jr Navy Belmont as best man and Mrs Slinley Pelz of Staten Island as matron of honor. The couple planned a wedding trip to an unnamed destination after the service followed by a reception at the bride’s uncle’s home. Billingsley is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute class of 182 and recently returned from France after 21 months with the Army Air Corps. The Troy guests included Crockett, Wainthrop, and Charla Crockett.
The Womwas Republican Club of Renseslzer County announced plans for a Monday game party at a farm with committee chair Mrs Mathildy Mallinson and new assistants Mes Batty Jones Mrs Tulla Blanchard Vrs Vue Hicks We Hazel devs Mia Dlnwheth Pers Vs Walter Rann and Mrs Mabel Rugsgell Mrs Ruth Ken dricks and cochair Ruth Ken dricks will hold meetings next week at Apex to prepare repeating ads for a women minstrel show staged by the club.
Personal notices report Mr William J Connally returning from a fame tour of the South with stops at St Petersburg and Clearwater Ila Mig Niels Christensen returning from Court House Hill. The Wigview Home Bureau will sponsor a food session Tuesday at Mrs James Baldncy's home, with Mrs Dond Binck as reader. chowder will be made.
A list of individuals named for organizing a Silver Tea event. The roster includes captains and committee heads such as George Miller Mia Ede Mia Jub and others assigned to invitations, reception, pouring, food, publicity, and supplies.
An Annapolis area couple wed in Texas on January 2. Sgt Wallin J Munton, son of Mr and Mrs John Ho Munton, married Marian Weinberg, a member of the Womens Army Corps, at Paso Tejas with Rev Judwin Shelling officiating. The couple plans a return to duty station after a short leave.
A wedding shower honoring Muss Halen Woloney, fiancée of Arthur Cody, was held at 3509 Fifth Avenue Witerviiet on a Friday evening. Thirty guests attended as refreshments and a bridal cake were featured, with the honoree receiving gifts. event noted as a social prelude to the February 23 ceremony.
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