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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
3
A church wedding in Troy is described with garbled names and scattered details. The ceremony featured a bride, groom, and guests including family members and local residents, followed by a reception and departure to a destination.
Miss Rita Weaven daughter of Mr Susan Webb Weaver and John Purcell Horton unite in marriage at St. Ledger with attendants and family members listed. The bride wore white net with yellow and pink accents while the groom wore a dark suit and a boutonniere. The ceremony featured a procession of relatives, a reception, and the couple’s plan to reside in Montreal after the wedding.
The Hendrick Hudson community invites votes for the League Mardi Gras Queen with nominees including Elkahern Canes Hillete Delay Ratheriny Donahue Joanne Garin Virginie Kennedy Truth Heyer Ais Sonne Rive Reemanl Cuseten Walee and Mary Milles. Officials announce the event will feature a pageant with sponsors and staff guiding the selection and festivities.
Sigma Omese Group to hold silver Tou meeting at Bien Collenn with Mary Meletian Frances Monin Otis uy rate The Wiser as the Way and other named attendees. The event lists various persons including Miss Hosen Pearly woke MEM OL and Kivi ate, detailing attendance and affiliations.
A brief report describes a senior rally with speakers Hagin Petr Nivanas Wat e and Ed Phare. The account notes decor, candles, and a ceremony honoring Mire toh herve wayd while b and sprit decor is mentioned. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community gathering with musical or dance elements.
A wedding took place Friday at the Presbyterian Church in Glens Falls between Miss Stickney and Mr. Stickney. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fdantes Lowell Barris with Mass Phyllis Pusush as bridesmaid and Alfred Irurys as best man. Guests wore formal attire and a luncheon followed at the Queensbury Bowl.
The Conksboro Home Bares Unit will meet at the home of Mr Lester Campbell tomorrow at 1 30 p m replacing Thursday There is mention of packing lessons and a hospital address but details are unclear and a person named Matthews A Monaguin is reported seriously ill.
Mary McBride engaged to Ensign R N Gamble. The couple plans a Newport wedding. Betrothal announced by Holy Metsride of 111 Milleonth Street. bride-elect attends Catholic Central and Newark State College activities. Groom-elect is a Buffalo Bennett High School graduate with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute studies and mediatio engineering degree. commission followed Navy training. A Lines Restaurant dinner honored the couple. wedding date not yet set.
A local wedding honored Miss Toomey as she wed at Sacred Memorial in Mary Chinek. Attendants included sister Bev Nap LaPalow and bridesmaid Sue Bomersy of Chastestown, with many relatives and friends in attendance. The ceremony ended with a reception at Hendrick Pudson, and guests from Binghamton and nearby areas.
Miss Iler Engaged in a garbled notice mentioning Miss Stideed Si Yer daughter of the Inte Mes and references to Mil dead Belew Hutrinitss. The text notes Meo White graduating from Nivili Bonnington High School and discharge from the service after eight months, with a reference to spring.
Wiewahea Board plans a charity event at St Dina Episcopal Church on June 2 to raise funds for a gift to Wiawaka Holiday House. Mrs. Guy leads the committee, with Mrs. Alfred We Gale and Miss Beatros among organizers, while attendees and decorations are noted with several local names.
The wedding of Miss Catherine Mayen to Willie Hayes took place in Watervliet with a morning ceremony and reception at The Alpine. The bride wore a white gown with tiered accents, joined by bridesmaid Mrs. Jamies Schoffinger as matron of honor. Attendants included brothers James Hayes and Arthur Hayes, while the groom’s party and guests gathered for a reception amid high school and college connections.
Miss McNeil wed in a double ring ceremony attended by families from Cohoes and New York. The bride, a graduate of Bray Mab School and business college, wore a gown of pale blue provided by a noted tailor. The groom, Calvin Ri Matuenlel of Moetipurt, is employed by Packed Selo in New York. their wedding путеше plans included a trip to Connecticut but was disrupted by travel constraints.
Miss Cote wed a Maine man at 252 Second Street in Fullerton Portland Me. The ceremony Saturday March 14 featured Hyenitler as matron of honor and Dr Harry Be Hynmiller as best man. A breakfast followed at Mer Mendel Hudson, secretary to the Rensselaer County Republican Committee woman. The couple left for New York and will reside at 400 Cupiste Brewet Parlin Me.
A garbled obituary note mentions a Meid in the bitertor and Die fether in New York, with references to a Mrs Ambul and travels, plus a mayoral address and several named individuals including Dane Wi Scullen, Ned, Men Waller Hewes, India Ryu My, Me Nithulas Wellen, Henry Honede, Wibyned Gardner, and Robert Amunl.
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