Wedding announcement for Ann Maris of Mp and Mrs Herman Iirahain
June 6 wedding plans are announced for Ann Maris the daughter of Mp and Mrs Herman Iirahain. The couple notes the bride is a High School graduate and employed by Montgomery Ward.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1959
Page
2
June 6 wedding plans are announced for Ann Maris the daughter of Mp and Mrs Herman Iirahain. The couple notes the bride is a High School graduate and employed by Montgomery Ward.
An engagement notice reports a forthcoming wedding between Pathe Wate Ron and Edward I Libkon, with family members Mrs Harold J Waly and Mrs Joseph Bhis of North Powsal referenced. The union appears planned with vows and service details to be finalized, per community notices read in Lansing areas.
A record of a session at the Presbyterian Home in Ales describing a general meeting of trustees and staff. Key figures include Tawor CH tnctitly president and Mrs. Gonna Matthews with Nyp Avehtlyabd Bucharin involved. Reports cover supervision, board pooling, and a review of recent activities.
Thursday Club features a quirky agenda with attempted capers and a talk on Ye MAT Waslay a Melting Pot. Min. Carl Ge Grimm is slated to discuss Arab versus Arad while other members prepare brief items for the session.
Mrs Martin honored at a luncheon by the Board of Women Managers of Une Bethesda Mume. She was presented with a gift by Mrs George Iver as president, with a short meeting and elections, installing officers for the year. Several reports were given by Miss Marion Ryan and Mrs Joseph Hayes, and officers including Chantents and Heceoniel yee were named.
Community notes reveal Gayle Doyle engaged to Michan Nes, daughter of Mia Doyle. The couple plan a spring wedding with family and school affiliations mentioned, including St. Joseph's Academy and Siena College connections.
A garbled notice from Meerfield Academy mentions a prospective bride and several individuals including Galen prinen and Tolley. It references a ceremony at a church and notes attendance by figures such as Milian Willard and Jutaian Suhoul, with unclear details about venues and dates.
Fragmentary notice reports Vaney Greer to wed, with names garbled and unclear details. Mentions Jayne Eileen Sot and references to individuals linked to a military family, but the full context and dates are unreadable. The text appears as OCR garble from a wedding notice with multiple misreads and stray surnames.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Berkeley School, Albany Academy, and various named individuals in a convoluted scene. The text mentions travel, employment, and an investigation context with references to Cornell University, Rousselaar Polytechnic Institute, and Alabama, but specifics are unreadable. The piece reads like a garbled list of names and institutions tied to a alleged incident or inquiry.
Engagement announced for Marie Telia Beth Ryan of Seilwellar Central School and Troy Business College graduate Willian Francis Popp. Ms Ryan attended Robert Powells School in Modeling, New York, and works in a finance office. Popp earned economics degree from Shea College and is connected with Lasalle Institute. The wedding is planned at St Peter's.
Local notice announces bridge classes and a related program for youths. Sessions run evenings and include instruction on weaving and tailoring while featuring a special program for aspiring young players. A listed instructor, Mrs. Melon Gage, leads the events with days and times specified.
Soetul Pallas etubr Moeting the Meoy Grantnathers Chih jinet Mahia ok presided by Mrs Agnes tage. She will represent the deb fashion show hosted by Maven vat Tins at The Hogideick Madsai. Sponsored by the Rensaelary County Chapter of the Mavel OF Dimes. Mrs Belin Lopllutsh and Nelly inven in charge. Next spelling on Web, 13.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Thursday meeting at Nenby’s Wail Us New Sea with several named participants including Oliva Notwithick and Als. The list mentions Vino Cilbert Mist Olga Opt Med Mabel Molonulli and others, plus references to a secretary and local figures, all in a garbled scene.
Obscure notes describe a dessert garden party disrupted on a Wednesday by a chih chairman and Mrs. sTaines with mentions of several individuals including Uriah Ards and Connors. A yacht design discussion appears at a home gathering.
Announcement from Miss Amato's parents states the engagement to Dennis Thurving of Warleton and Lansingburg High School graduate Miss Bare dara Jean Amato, with Thurving serving in the Army at Fort Bragg, N C. The wedding is planned for Dan, BL.
The Credit Unit of the Empire distro 2 of Credit and Women's Breakfast Club of North America held a meeting Sunday at The Hotel Mure.
Hoosick Falls officials met Monday with New England and New York Interstate Pollution Spillage Control representatives to review a filtration project. The board outlined a sequence of special meetings on March 14 and 15 to hear proposals, with similar plans eyed in Schenectady and Amsterdam. State officials ordered plant development and the village aims to complete the project by 1963 with federal and state funding. Barracks veterans won permission to use the court free for monthly meetings.
Mrs Nferbert P Catlin longtime Troy YWCA worker is named to the Leadership Services Committee of the National YWCA board. She has served 42 years with the Troy YWCA and is active in PTA and family service work. She is a St Pauls Episcopal Church member and a graduate of Vassar and the NY School of Social Work. She resides at 212 Pinewoods Ave with four children.
Miss Mildred Van Veranken of Ure Albany will serve as conference chairman and wind the principal speaker at a gathering of district leaders. The meeting will cover business and professional topics with remarks by Mrs. Thelma Greeks and other committee chairmen.
Former Averill Park residents Mr and Mrs Rotty at Averill Park announce the birth and baptism of daughter Sylvia Canal in Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Edward D Mebane at the Virxt Reformed Church. Sylvia attended Averill Park High School and St Lawrence University graduating cum laude, member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Beta Phi, pursuing a master's in clinical psychology at Pennsylvania State University. The couple reside in State Valley, Pa.
Soetery Ta Revotuye New Members Mira and Joseph Rapp, president of the Rosary Society of Sacred Venrt Church, announce that blessings and captions of new members will follow the novena devotions in the church. All women of The manish are invited to become members, with Willian J. Martin’s spire Itadivedos or the soviet referenced.
A fragmented note describes a local group gathering at an Albany chapter event with names such as Mrs Patrick V McCarestie and Mus Brwit A Nelawwiser listed amid garbled text. The partial item hints at a ceremony or committee meeting with attendees and titles but lacks clear details.
The unit will meet today at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Claude Winegard. A health center event follows with a session at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Members who contributed to the health center drive are requested to attend. Grange to Meet with a Mexico talk.
Monthly meeting in Baptist Memorial Hall selected delegates for the continental Congress in Washington April 28 to 30. Officers and alternates named, donations approved. George Ki Shake presided as new president with officers including George H. Lovegrove and Ol Gunther. Obituaries include Margaret Rehan and Edward Hagrerty with services and interment details.
Charles Martierer named general captain for Holy Name Society annual smoker at One Lady of Victory Church Syeenay. The event will be Thursday evening February 3 at the clubhouse on North Lake Avenue with David Spaulding cochairman. Rev. William P. Casey honorary chairman with multiple assistant chairmen named for ticketing advertising food entertainment and more.
John B Wedtherwax presides at his first meeting as regent of William Lloyd Chapter Sons of the Revolution at a luncheon this Saturday at the Troy Club. Cocktails at 12:30 p.m. and luncheon to follow with Lynn Gilbert Byrne, then state regent, in attendance.
Miss Anne Oskville and Mrs. Ivy Hutchinson of Wind sor Canada joined Mrs. Maud Wallace as guests in West Sail Lake. Mrs. Charles A. Millce is improving from illness. Twenty five men of the West Sand Lake Five Del were granted something last week. John Brunell of Poestankill attended a tractor event. A dinner was served following the meal.
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