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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
5
Fragmented OCR report details a wedding scene with names like Miss Downs and Mr Tor Mane amid garbled phrases. The home of the bride’s parents hosts the ceremony, with several attendees and a rite described in vague terms.
A post half day dance was held Saturday evening in Sage Hall at Evan Willard School by the Lanma Willard Sorority. The event featured a guest list of officers and committee members managing decorations, arrangements, and music with an orchestra providing the dance tune.
Guests hosted a wedding reception in Whiteview honoring Miss S Gardner with a supper and a decorative reflectors centerpiece. The event featured a white wedding cake, red and white hors d oeuvres and a candlelit table setting. Prizes were awarded to several attendees, and photos were taken by Timer Williams.
An April wedding announcement lists Mr and Mrs Hicks of the city and Miss Bhar weth Tre Heke, plus John A Oster Janson of Mrs Burly Osteihval af Coblestil. Incomplete lines mention Wa fenford, HW Sehool, Withant Ho Freap, and a New York Poser lift, with unclear roles and a wedding planned.
Fragmentary report lists several individuals and relations in town including Wu Myo Tiredei Ko Blinehird Tn Town, Noy Varite, Honey Mo Hidson, Lown Mieend Me Mall, and Mrs Chifayt. Mentions a return to Ube Gedins Aynhue and a court-related event.
Miss Maycoch becomes engaged to Franklin Prost as families arrange upcoming wedding. The ceremony is planned at the First Methodist Church in Catops with extensive preparations noted including a pink and white color theme and a large guest list.
Miss Marlon M. Rourke of Markview Court will wed Ensign Hob Achenbach son of Mr and Mrs GC Achenbach of Glen Rork. The groom is a graduate of Catholic Center High School and Athans Complemeter school, employed at Socony Vacuum Co. He attended Wentworth Institute and Hennagelaer Polytechnic Institute, served in the Naval Reserve Midshipman School in New York, and is stationed at Naval Air Station Philadelphia. The spring wedding will be held.
Elizabeth McNeil of 12 McGill Avenue is engaged to Gerald Crowingshield of Keandera Musee McNeil, a Troy and Pratt Institute graduate, educated at Cornell and Columbia, faculty at Packard Business Institute, and recently discharged from the Army Nurse Corps after service in Europe. The couple plan a future wedding as details unfold.
A Ballston Spa man, 81, died yesterday at Banedsel Wemannt Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Maple Avenue in Ballston Spa. Duane Watterson operated the auto. Police and medical staff, including Dr Jaspy A Post and Dr Arrtant W, attended. The accident prompted Saratoga County Sheriff and Hurston police to take over the investigation. The body was sent to the funeral home via a sister.
Unclear text describes a convicted or accused individual tied to a local reserve lot case and a civil engineering career path. References include Albany, the Hudson River Bridge project, and the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Details are fragmentary and attribution uncertain.
Mississippian-educated Watervliet couple announces the engagement of Issietoris Lose Coneski to Lunnets White Hebert Lindsey Pistoh Jr son of Viind Mis Dietbert Piston of South Portland Me The bride-to-be is a Watervliet High School and 10% Rysinss College graduate employed as statistical devit in the Department of Aquaculture at Washington DOC Perl The groom-to-be is a Seabee veteran recently returning from Ogibras service and plans University of Alabama before the July wedding date.
The passage explores the distinction between affect as a verb meaning to act and effect as a noun or verb linked to execution. It ponders how language use reveals the key between act and outcome, with examples like the withdrawal being effected and questions how news affects or informs readers. The text reads as a stream of reader notes on word pairs and their usage.
Firemen from Pumper Company respond to a two alarm blaze at 91 Ninth Street a single story dwelling owned by Pronger Building Trust. One slight employee injury reported. building noted as setorated with smoke and flames contained to the structure.
General Eisenhower will tour Ottawa and Washington related events with Canadian readers and officials. He and Mrs Eisenhower will attend honors at Lefanta University where a honorary degree will be conferred. The visit includes dinners with Earl of Athlone and Tringess Albee and official functions across three days.
A 1916 exhibition in St Louis prompts Timmin to write a letter praising public patronage of union made goods. Truman endorses union made merchandise while stressing honest standards. The discussion highlights the value of the union label in guiding consumers and vendors alike.
President Truman ordered the Office of Transportation to return the Capri Transit Company property to its management. The move followed a retired strike by streetcar operators seeking government welfare and regulation. Monnie Johnson led the breach of the ONT. the return was to take effect at 12 01 am. The strike had ended recently with a pay raise for the workers.
Milas Holon M DaJuute of Troy will wed Wiliait Ho fa Brocque non of Pawcutuch Conn. The couple announce their engagement as both families attend Central Sign School and the Bla to Emploinaent Office. La Brecque recently discharged from the Army Air Forces after 18 months in the European Theater, earned the Air Medal. The bride-to-be attends Stonington High School and works at CR Gotti Sank Co. The wedding is planned for early June.
Fragmented postwar monologue laments rising costs and jobs with a chaotic scene in which a police incident leads to a grab of a bag and scant cash. A beleaguered community voice hints at family hardship, debt, and a call to mobilize support for the Spelvin family amid accusations and a clumsy New Year moment.
The Lavings Methodist Church Winnens Society of Christian Service held an election of officers at the home of Mrs Mac Engle. Readable names include Marthy T. Wheeler as provident and May Woodfield as vice president. Other positions listed include mite box, plant assignations, and committee appointments, with details limited by the fragmentary text.
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