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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1947

Page

9

Troy Man Takes Bride At Planets of Agua Giweh

A double wedding occurred in Balis on December 2 as Mhytias Balmer and Donald S. Lsat wed for Myers Sidmerd and Mae Tren Stigler respectively. Both brides are graduates of Johothuls High School and work near Harrisburg, while the grooms come from local families with service in the Navy and Army. Clergy included Reverend Lawrence Sebytt among others.

Agua Giweh Hapylabby Puy Dows Balis Mle Gerwiding Mhytias Balmer Gon Mey Anthony Sidmerd Albay Mae Tren Stigler Neame Diddy Donald S. Lsat Mer Stanley T. Bhue Fils Oily Marin J. Smallz Mmos Liberty Street Harvlyburg Rov. Lawrence Sebytt Johothuls High School Muwhanksbuce Nava Harrisburg My. Blair la Salle Navy St. Bonaventure’ College Balmerd Army Tiree New York Central

Parent Teacher Group Plans Party For Founders Day Dinner

The Pays art-Teacher's Association of School held a meeting with Mrs. John Covarance aiding and Miss Helens Castella appointed to oversee a fundraising sale. Julia Murphy named chair of the nominating committee for March 20 election, with Pecor and Pechickjian assisting. Founders Day dinner set February 18 at the First Baptist Church hall.

Ui Execundvs Hma Phancig Pecor Abraham Pechickjian Pecor Pechickjian Tray Council of Parents God Anlt First Baptist Clinch

Sewing Demonstration At Meeting By Home Bureau

Francis J. Walsh led a sewing demonstration on jacket linings at a Tuesday meeting of the Syreaway Home Bureau held at Mrs. James J. Sheedy’s Hoosiers Street home in Mes. Michael J. Molloy presided as chairman. A round table discussion covered household appliances and electrics. Mrs. John P. Carroll contributed a paper. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Carroll’s home in Vosick Hlvoet.

Francis J. Walsh Syeaway Home Bureau James J. Sheedy Hoosiers Street Mes Michael J. Molloy John P. Carroll Typan Hey Wendel Shinford Uiquet Ching Nanquet Women’s Society of the Methodist Chavet Avs Fo. Tullhvin Leonard Kellogs Ean Weligh Ruth Carvin Wellngs Louis Booth M Ieee Mix Ridine Lowell Sehyannaher Prazbyterian Gheele Toomet Miss & Harlin Anthony Misa Janet Paley Minty Holkind Charles Harker Hy Diasctery

Corned Beef Supper Leads Dowlies Club Meeting

The Dowlies Club of the Second Presbyterian held a mobihly meeting after a corned beef and cabbage supper. Richard Mend presided as sixty couples attended, with Mike Betty Sharples as soloist and Miss Telly Levian at the piano. New members were introduced and future events noted, including a Valentine dance in February.

Dowlies Club Second Presbyterian Chuck Bank Richard Mend Mike Betty Sharples Mixs Telly Levian Ave ‘Mahdesian WW. C. Bellwood David Lithgow

Town Social Notes Include Visitors and Family News

Local society page lists Mrs Albert Vo German Jane entertaining at Troy Cone lis Club. Sally Tlaykell of Albuny and a prospective helper are mentioned. Mr Charles J. sitina and daughter Monique are noted with a return home. Details about travels and homecoming are briefly recorded.

Mrs. Albert Jane Troy Conelis Willy G Neehein Sally Tlaykell Albuny Helo Charles J. Bisitina Monique Juve Malone

Home Bureau Green Exhibit and March of Dimes Drive

Home Bureau exhibit on wholesome greens hosted at Mrs Michael Upon's home. Members planned a sendoff to the March of Dimes campaign. A program featured Mrs Mary… from Cornell University with a talk by Mr George Roberts and Miss Agnes Murphy on discipline for citizens, teenagers, and adults. Further meeting set at Mrs Benjamin Portie's home.

Tie Mrs Michael Upon March of Dimes Mary Aon Hhaihte Corn

Troy Man Engaged To New Jersey Giel

May Katluss of Nowy Bar Bene announces the engagement of their daughter Mise Rose to a son of AIR and Mrs. Hany JA. Riltong of 2281 KoretL Avenue. The couple will wed April 12 and reside in Troy.

May Katluss Nowy Bar Bene Enusyte Syvank Dey Mise Rose Dorothy Kailusa Air Hany JA. Riltong Koretl Avenue Chur Wang Cumval High Senacr Ity

Fragmentary Notice From Local Paper

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Dr Reredict Revnay at 75 Wighth Avenue and a pending week in Miami with unclear details and names.

Wighth Avenue Apending Uiied Weeka Miu Las

Engagement of Miss Costello at Catholic Central area

Miss Costello of Waterville to wed Mr Dutley of Worcester in an April ceremony. Dutley, a Catholic Central graduate, served four years in the Naval Reserve and is employed by Proctor and Gamble. The couple’s plans place the event in their home region near Eagle Mills.

Uig Mix Demnis Costette Lof Kuggle Ens Amrciokl Diane Mine Costello Ty Harald J. Duttey Man of My Aml Livott Lettos Tivenlythied Watervilel Miss Costello Gesudmitty Vatholics Roy Bustowss Collinges Dutley Catholic Central Wiz Rehowl New York State Goney Leach Jas Io Albany Proctor Adupte Bly Disthuting Co

Junior League Session Discusses OW Net and YW Projects

A Junior League meeting led by Mrs. John Morks and Mrs. Alfred Mans covered education initiatives and the YW reconstruction program. Attendees included Mrs. William Cronin, Mu. Nasi B Hua, and Mrs. Dunes Covert, with refreshments supervised by Mrs. Edward M. Hilton. The Bon Cosel Choir concert tickets go on sale and the Tuesday Morning Club plans a session at 10 30 am with talks on skin children in World War II and religion.

Saeagibe Roy Hel John Morks Alfred Mans William &, Cronin Nasi Hua Mes Civito Dunes € Covert al Kendell Roberts Bon Cosel Melyon Wilk Pray Y. Wga Yw, Jr Edward M. Hilton

Houston Housewives Arm for Clean Clothes Fight

Irate Houstonians clash in frenzied protests about amid rumors of improvised weapons and electric clotheslines. Several residents threaten to withhold rides and defend household laundry as tensions rise over alleged threats to personal property and clothing.

Sees Jet Planes Circling Globe in Six Tours

Col Leon We Gru, winner at Meyer division in Bendix race, spoke at Rotary meeting about jet planes circling the globe in six tours. Vol Gray, who died after 1,600 hours in jet planes, was noted as leading the push for jet propulsion safety.

Globe Lory Bee Cal Marty Leon We Gru Meyer Bendix Los Angeles Cleveland Rotary Gray

Linn Proposals Stir Senate Busy Amid Debate

A fragmented report notes Senator Cain commenting on excess legislation and Senate fatigue while New Mexico College scholars and other local figures are mentioned in a garbled sequence of events. The piece hints at veto pressure and shifting political dynamics affecting lawmaking and stability.

Masonic Obligation Ceremony and Local Society Events

Sullaeater Obligation observed Wednesday at Up ton Chapter 0.8.8 with Miss Margaret Sage and Bernard Bond officiating. A banquet planned for the following day, with a garden party and entertainments at local temples and churches. Founders Day events, missionary meetings, and charity drives detailed, including Women’s Society of the Methodist Church and Presbyterian Church circles, with planned refreshments and prayers.

Upton Chapter Margaret Sage Bernard Bond Pr Inter Wena Yacwnwal Chapton Jan Avs Vernice Booth Marth Bill Alte Shavt Slaw Brewster Brownell Nod Mb

City reports two point seven million construction total in 1918

City building officials report total construction value reached 2,732,017 with 672 permits issued for erection of structures and 124,389 for installations. The year saw 960 inspections by officers and 140 complaints on building operations. Non‑assessable property added listed at 800,60 with totals broken down into live projects and advertisements.

Troy John &. Kamupy Perat Sigurintendent Kieipp Jed Ag

Recession Echoes 1920 21 Pattern in 1947 Outlook

An economist warns that the 1947 downturn mirrors the 1920 21 cycle with inventory buildup and high prices. He predicts production will outpace consumption, leading to forced price declines and a readjustment as demand shifts and savings erode amid Christmas shopping pressure.

Economist Ao W. Selomen Veriten United New York Yale Curent Living Foley Dean

Nobody Wants Job Of County Coroner

In Cheleville no candidate appeared for the county coroner post. Local physician De. A. D. Blackburn declined the position after rumors but remains health commissioner of Pickaway County. A write-in vote tally showed Rhichburn with 82 votes.

Chelevilla Cheleville Roint Pricaney Ong Cheleville Privsician Blackburn Pickaway County Rhichburn

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