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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1945
Page
2
Fragments describe a Cohoes wedding with references to a bride Mise Mary Noosas daughter of Dr Anganes James J Xeener and others. The passage mentions attire furs corsage and a graduate mother teacher parent details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Mrs Dorothy Laldwin Anderson is visiting Eckert Oth lerty Montclair OX Ja. Mra Jona Wi is here for weekend with Sirs RB. Oakley Hennedy of New York spent the week end at their residence on Whitman Court.
Fragmentary OCR text references Johnson and Johnson plaster products, red cross plaster, back treatment, and medical claims. The readable portions hint at a vintage advertisement style promoting genuine Johnson products and back care aids.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Troy Boys' Club elected four members to its board during a Thursday morning meeting at the clubhouse on State Street. Presiding was Mrs. Frederick T. Green. Members named were Mrs. Joseph Mintzer, Mrs. Norman S. Holford, Mrs. Richard L. Thomas, and Miss Katherine Bam Brook.
Shirier Cohen Goodman, a local dancing teacher, was featured on a musical program last Sunday at Rhoads General Hospital Uties. Presented by the Center War Activities Group, the visit brings refreshments and entertainment to wounded men. Mrs Goodman, wife of prisoner of war Alfred L Goodman, will also perform in a minstrel show for the Highth Ward Honor Roll benefit.
St Pauls Church hosts a supper in Troy with a bridge party at which Mrs. Rabd eco Davignan, formerly Agnes McManus, is honored. Prizes awarded to several attendees. a future magician program is planned. The Catholic Vorsion's board and the Troy Business and Professional Women's Club also held events with many participants and refreshments.
Miss Jean Grace O'Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs Fr O'Sullivan of MB Park Avenue wed Charles F. Bothwell son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Bothwell of 13 Park Avenue in a 3 pm Wednesday ceremony at St Patrick's Church. Rev James P Lawler officiated with Jae iter Chippendale organist. Best man Robert Comiskey and maid of honor Bernadette O'Sullivan attended. The couple celebrated at Amseyx Restaurant and later at the bride's home.
Private William Collett was feted on furlough at his mother Elizabeth Colletts home at 304 Eighth Street Alabama. Miss Rosalind Collett helped host a birthday party with thirty eight guests. He studied basic training at Fort McClellan and will leave today for Fort Meade Maryland to rejoin his regiment.
Sam meets Gosthexy of Titan Hospital after an index operation. Sergt. Charles A. Hender, veteran, spent 22 months in the war and has completed his service. He recently was with his parents at 223 Second Street, discussing fatigue and homecoming.
Seven new members were accepted into Trey Chapter Women of the Moose at a Friday meeting in Youngs Hall. Senior regent Virginia Bertrand presided. Inductees from Cohoes and Waterford include Julia Shannon Rose Bracken Elizabeth W items Jeanette Devor Phyliss Yakken Mae Stanme all of Cohoes and Betty Stretch of Waterford. A social was planned for Friday at Nellie McDonald’s home in Troy.
Robert Dehnert of Schenectady, 7 percent of the city, was struck crossing a street and hospitalized at Ens Hospital with fractures and injuries. His main concern, beyond his condition, was the welfare of the 12 cats he owns. Neighbors assured care for the felines, and his condition showed signs of improvement.
Roosevelt takes oath to a fourth term in a solemn wartime inauguration on a wintry White House lawn. He pledges total victory in war and a durable peace, calling for global unity and shared responsibility among nations. ceremony emphasizes restraint and national resolve amid postwar plans.
East Side Mrs J B Courchaine and Mrs Peter Bonesteel with Mrs J K Lowe organize outreach to pastors to form a community recreation center for local children. A meeting at School 15 on Thursday and a follow up on library access were discussed. A separate Mountain View event led by Mrs Timothy Alarie and Mrs Laoti Prefontain aims to stage a card party at the Mountain View Community Club House with a long list of volunteers and a 5 29 p m start and post event refreshments. New classes start February at Third Presbyterian Church with a new girls class led by Mrs W E Baylis and Young Married Women's class by Mrs Charles Rysedoron, as the Sunday School adds two groups and the Men’s Class splits for Easter attendance.
Waterford school timetable runs today through Friday with periods for American history world backg rounds typing social studies math Latin and science. Evening notices report PT A meeting at 7 p.m at 1 Mire. Chester M. Casey 46 Sec odd St. Lions Club plans a joint Mechancsville dinner. Bond purchasers win awards with Catherine Curtin leading. New York report notes ongoing labor shortage and retirement notes at Pullman Co.
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