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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1946
Page
20
A detailed wedding notice from Cohoes records the ceremony at Se patie So with Matthew Gorman and Agnes Chitrel as the marrying couple. The event includes traditional vows, elaborate attire, floral arrangements, and a reception with multiple named attendees, reflecting a formal community celebration.
A detailed wedding notice records the morning nuptials of Miss Angela Anthony and Mr. Peter Mitchell at a Catholic central high school community venue. Attendants include Catherine Wilson of Green and Hannah Witaosh, with guests from Long Island City and New York. The bride, a former state education employee, wore a beige gown. ceremony featured white roses and a candlelight reception. A reception party followed at Woodrow Court with music and a cake, as the couple plans a move to Merkert University area for graduate studies.
Bertita Harding will discuss Mexico at a club gathering on Friday evening. The program includes musical numbers and a talk outlining Mexican culture and current events, with audience questions to follow.
A Troy wedding featured two local brides in a traditional ceremony with family members and community figures. The couple exchanged garlands, the bride wore ivory, and a reception followed with notable guests and church members in attendance.
A fragmented account describes a wedding for Miss Green, listing relatives and settings with garbled names and places. The text mentions officiants, vows, attire, ring exchanges, and reception details poorly but preserves the core event of a marriage and the couple’s family involvement.
Odd text outlines Chavell Society officers for a meeting at Mes. Sagene Wiser and Mrs. Duna Veo listed as vice president and secretary, with Miss Prank acting as another secretary. A lodge meeting is described with Mos Larsesinae Myosany and Mr. Alto in charge. The remainder notes kitchen duties and social events.
The article notes the person Misy Ditamang Spevlale being carried to Samaritan Hopi by Maas GoM Taewie at Gholerin accompanied by Pel Ae Crone. Her daughter Maid Mek Heaned Cipportyt and Mr and Mis Rod of Chota Ave were with them. St. Meters is mentioned with Mey appearing. Pel. Robert Cipperly has Atthyed th Pulka Germany.
Miss Lapham, graduate of Pittman High and the Alluny Business College, engaged to Mirren? of North Carolina in Raleigh. The ceremony at Glens Falls is announced with relatives and guests listed. service at Fordtan Hospital School of Nursing. details include Army and Navy service and regional affiliations.
Fragmented OCR reads of a wedding page, noting Miss Eieheen and a Mr. fir biterte'4 Bride and references to Gertie Heeling and Chardesrwny. Mentions of a meet day, local venues, and various names appear in garbled form with no clear dates or places.
Residents report a busy gathering at TMH with multiple speakers and community groups present. The meeting covered local initiatives, safety concerns, and upcoming events, drawing attendees from Waterford and nearby areas.
Fragmented OCR notes describe certificates and legal actions, with mentions of individuals such as Martha Pie and Mrs Einerh Wine Mans, and events near a local authority or venue. The garbled text references leases, dates, and property matters, though specifics are unreadable.
Probate records show letters granted for the Leti estate under Dunia Conway with attorney Jal Weane Fin. Personal property valued around £34,000 and a cash reserve of £5,000 noted. The widow is named, and court actions authorize distribution of assets among heirs including Alan V. Colwey and others.
A garbled account describes a United Art Workers meeting amid confusion and a convention, mentioning nominees and a ceremony at a church. It notes a couple, Mrs. Edward Tmaer, traveling to Lebanon Oarhoveyroon in Sortie, with scattered references to locations and people.
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