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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
7
A fragmentary note records a Troy Church Society gathering with devotions, prayers, and committee updates. Names such as Miss Hommel and Roy Fler appear amid scattered references to local towns, ceremonies, and a social event in a nearby area.
Announcement of engagement between Margaret Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard G Allen of Would Not annornce?, and Pfc Buse yin 1 Mershall, son of Wi and Mrs Thomas A Warshil of Westfieldings Alle 1% 1, a Wilson College student and former Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student. He is stationed at Fork McArthur in California after service in the 1040 In famy Division. A wedding date has been set. The Women’s Club meeting at St Wich nels Church featured business talks and refreshments. next meeting Jan 23 at Mrs George Valency’s home.
A local engagement announced for Miss Simith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Simith, to Clifton son of Mr and Mrs Eber Clifton of St. Laremy Venter Toe Adis Sums. The couple plans a spring wedding after his recent discharge following months of service in Europe.
The Roses and Plax Society of SS Jobae Lutherin Church held a Tuesday dinner meeting at Wis Paul Swante’s home to mark the fifth anniversary of the organization. Miss Fosse Philpott and Miss Luther Hind led plans with helpers Clara Thompson and others. An effort by Ally Jessie Philpott and Mrs Wine Johle reported sunshine boxes and 198 cards sent, with January event details and Feb 10 reminders.
Winners of the tournament held in Hater Lrow on Wednesday include Wigit and a few others. Sponsored by Mrs Tom and lain, the event drew local participants from Utests fiber Mitchell and nearby towns.
Neighborhood figures waver over a recent event in Maple Alley as Jones family members and local residents, including Me Jones, Leng Low, and Gare residents, react to a reported incident involving a dog and a vial. Details are unclear but tension rises in the Now Funk community.
A local wedding was held at Primats Methodist Chapel with Dot Jo am and Jona Metullough as central figures. The groom Ciough of Almy and bride Jams A Clements of Hajser Me were joined in marriage with Stewat and Th nunte as best men amid a Dutch team of lectures and a post ceremony reception in Albany. The groom is a graduate of Albany High School and with New York Telephone Co. the bride is connected to Piogh School. They will reside at 193 Western Albany AMI.
The GChinch Society announces a card party to raise funds for their Eid celebration. Key organizers include VHA J Bryant and Mrs Wilegs with help from community members like Walter Judd and Milner. The event is set for January 22, 1901, at a local venue, with proceeds supporting the society’s year’s activities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wedding at Chester Arch 7 to Nobleton Lit Che with Ritwie Litas and Host Min Mts Yewton jr, mentioning Streep and a plan involving a Pacthe rampuens and a Farmrea, Miss Visein. Unclear names and dates dominate the readable portion.
The Women of St Jaki Church elected officers at their annual meeting held in Ye much town. Roles filled include president Miss Helen 1 Morehead and corresponding secretary Miss Malet U Kananiun. The meeting set goals for 1943 including Red Cross and USO support, clothing drives, and charity activities with plans for a large embroidery and knitting project.
At a meeting of Tray Committee and Parishioners in the office of George E. Arndt supervisor of Livy Public Serials, committees were formed for the annual Founders Day card party. Lonijosed of Wis Weeler and others named to head the awards committee. John D B Cathony and Alynn to act as peneds and tallies committee. Founders Day dinner date set for February 20 with venue to be announced.
At the annual meeting of the Episcopal Home Board Wednesday Mrs Antotty Collins was elected president Others named to executive and aiding posts included Mrs Altsand Allan as secretary and Mrs duinley Tayuvide as secretary The slate for election was presented by the nominating committee. Community reports were given by officers and members of St Lukes Episcopal church and Mr Harey welcomed as new Kepber of The Howd. Christmas festivities at the home were reported with thanks to Episcopa family for support and a January 10th party planned by Mr and Mrs Adward J Hae petty.
Miss Gertrude Norton was elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Sanitin Hospital at its annual meeting held Wednesday morning. Other officers chosen were Miss Ruth Hart Oddy second vice president, Miss Charles E. Smid secretary, and Mrs Clark Dipperly treasurer. The meeting included reports, new board members, and a note on decorations and gifts for the hobby season.
Visitors from Burgayne and Fort Wayne, including Thomas Wood and Mrs Waldo Boath, traveled to Louisville to meet relatives as Dr Milton Hoffman’s European topic event at Old Sataiugy Reformed Church was postponed due to family illness. Rev James Hoffman addressed a gathered audience with choirs and prayers led by Rev Herbert J Guth and Miss Winnagette Chamve as organist.
Waterford Methodist Church elected new officers at a joint annual meeting. Mrs Chula will succeed Dunit Lo Marino as president, with Oliver MimMs named to church school staff and Ruth Dutcher as secretary. Other appointments covered youth and adult divisions, while a supper followed by a film on fire fighting occurred.
Fire department transfers reported by Commissioner Tinak Mo Anus show pump assignments shifting among units. Chief Cul A Sraith notes 70 mouth incidents, 17 alarms, 4 false alerts, and 8 inhalator cart responses. hose and equipment usage detailed with totals for the month including 285 feet of hose and booster tents.
Niagara Hudson Corp declares a quarterly dividend of 125 per share for the period ending June 30. The dividend is payable July 1, 1946 to holders of record at the close of business June 16.
The column lists numerous named residents and visitors from Petersburg and nearby towns. It mentions Mr and Mrs Carl Simon, Miss Diane Horstall, Mr and Mrs Wein Longner, and others traveling to New York, returning to Paris Island, and hosting or joining New Year dinners. Also notes relatives from Adams Mass, Union activities, and a discharge from the Army for Mr Berryman.
The Green Island Village Board announces a water service disruption affecting residents along Daliwara Hudson Railroad tracks with no water until a planned restart at 11 am. Officials urge precaution and storage of water. service will resume promptly. An obituary notes the passing of Vin Bublikis and services held with local clergy and interment at Cla wood Hill cemetery.
A meeting is set for 3 pm with Dr Bokand addressing the Barbers Board held at Gatti Pahes Station. The session will discuss sanitary conditions, street safety, and related public health concerns. Memo to be about Taweh Vadila and Guigu D SM John appointments.
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