Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Troy Record in Troy, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1949

Page

2

Albany Wedding Details for Miss Heriman Rats and Norman Cokes

The ceremony occurred at Jack's Colonial Room Albany with Rabbi George Vide officiating. The bride Miss Heriman Rats wore a white velvet gown and carried white orchids. groom Norman Cokes, son of Frank Cohen, is a Rennselaer graduate employed at General Electric in Schenectady. Attendants included Maid of Honor Mine Hather Toppal and bridesmaids Jean Biron Shirley Batton Gretchen Greenstein. best man Lester Toppal. ushers Frank Lewis Daniel Sthube Charles Shapiro Jr. A reception followed in the Blue Room. The couple will reside at 1508 Sousse Avenue and plan a honeymoon in New York and Miami Beach. Guests came from New York, Washington DC, Long Island, Connecticut, Albany, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.

Mb Cntomeny Jack's Colonial Room Albany Miew' K. Ruuly Rats Mra Heriman Norman Cokes Frank Cohen Washington Place George Vide Tempie Beth Lillian Mine Hather Toppal Misaea Jean Biron Shirley Batton Gretchen Greenstein Lester Toppal Frank Lewis Daniel Sthube Charles Shapiro, Jr Jack's General Electric Co

Plan for February Card Party at St Patrick’s Church

Mothers’ Club of St Patrick’s Church forms plans for a school auditorium card party on Feb 16. Miss Marion Dunn leads a fashion show with garments supplied by Cohees Manufacturing Co. Next meeting set for Wednesday evening in the school library.

Mothers’ Club St. Patrick's Church Frank J. Waters Marion Dunn Cohees Manufacturing Co

Miss Marjorie Coonley Honored at Kitchen Shower

Shower guest Miss Marjorie Coonley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Coonley, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Helen Wied at 2 Georgian Court. Ten guests attended. Pioneer Women Troy Chapter to meet at the Troy Jewish Community Theater today at 1:15 p.m.

Liout Eugene A. Gilchrist St. Bridget’s Church Watervliet Helen P. McCarthy William H. McCarthy Third Avenue, Watervliet Mr. Gilchrist Frank J. Gilchrist Sixth Avenue, Watervliet Marjorie £. Coonley Howard Coonley Woodrow Court Helen Wied Georgian Court Sally A. Simmons Pioneer Women, Troy Chapter Troy Jewish Community Theater

Jerome family hosts bridal shower for Miss Jean Barbara Jerome

Miss Jean Barbara Jerome daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jerome of Providence Rhode Island attended a bridal shower hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jerome of Wisther Ferry. She plans marriage in spring to Matthew W Potts son of Mr and Mrs Matthew W Potts of New Rochelle. Potts is a Union College senior. Guests attend from Viecher Ferry Scenectads Albany New Rochelle Providence.

Jean Barbara Jerome Gilbert Jerome Providence Fll Schenectady Wisther Ferry Jerome Matthew W. Potts Mathew W. Potts New Rochelle Potts Union College Viecher Ferry Scenectads Albany New

Town Social Figures Return From Washington Inauguration

Miss Gertrude Moore Caldwell state committeewoman returns home after attending Inauguration events for President Barry S Truman in Washington. The trip included an inaugural ball and presidential reception with other civic leaders.

Gertrude Moore Caldwell Washington Barry S. Truman

Guild Holds Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Hanft

The Guild of Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church hosted a Saturday surprise dinner at Emmanuel Lutheran in honor of Mrs. Emma Hanft for her eightieth birthday. Gifts were presented by Mrs. Frank Upham, with Rev. Henry Vieth expressing thanks. Sixty guests attended including Rev. Orrin Ireson, Rev. James Lund, and Rev. Fred Joes. open house followed Sunday at 101 Hutton Street.

Guild of Orrin Ireson James Lund Fred Joes Hanft Hutton Street

Outh Women’s League Names Cochairs At Meeting

At the Hendrick Hudson the Outh Women’s League named Mrs. Charles J Passanno and Mrs George Curley as cochairs for the annual directory. A committee meeting for the publication will be held at 8 pm tomorrow at the Hendrick Hudson. Reverend John L Jones of the Chancery office in Albany spoke, introduced by Mrs J Sweeney. Mrs James A Quigley Jr hosted a tea and shower for Grace Fleming of New Rochelle, who will marry Raymond Mayer of Scarsdale.

Barviee Hendrick Hudson John J. Hyland Marie Bpein Cotling Shairman Wey Meass J Charles 7. Passanno Mra George Curley A Who League Aret Maeting John J. Casey Eamare W. Golden Cochairman Jgvent Fev John L. Jones Chancery Office Albany John J. Sweeney James A. Quigley, Jr Aid Thomas C. Fawball Grace E. Fleming New. Rochelle Raymond Mayer Scatadale

Putnam couple honor sister with birthday dinner

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Teetsel of Putnam Street hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for Mrs Teetsels sister Mrs Edwin Smith of South Glens Falls. Mr and Mrs Smith and daughter Sheryl were weekend guests of the Teetsels.

Kenneth Teetsel Putnam Street

Anne Coddington to Wed James W. Gorman Jr

Mr and Mrs Arthur M Coddington of 177 Riverside Drive Johnson City announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Anne Coddington to James W Gorman Jr son of Mr and Mrs James W Gorman of 34 Grand Street Cohoes. The wedding will take place Feb 26.

John Grant Durkeetown Washington County Lena Dorrance Edward Howe Fred Howe Lake George Dorrance Arthur M. Coddington Riverside Dive Johnson City Anne Coddington James W. Gorman, Jr James W. Gorman Grand Street Cohoes

Weekly Card Party at St Augustine’s School

The Mothers' Club of St Augustine's School hosts a weekly card party and social tonight at 8 p.m. in Bradley Hall with hostesses Mrs Margaret Hickey Mrs Gerald F Carpenter and Mrs John Christensen. Mrs John Heger entertained with a family birthday dinner for her niece Mrs J Harry Atkinson.

Mothers’ Club St. Augustine’s School Bradley Hall Margaret Hickey John Christensen John Heger Pawling Avenues J. Harry Atkinson

American Archbishop Athenagoras to head Greek Church

Archbishop Athenagoras, patriarch elect of the Greek Orthodox Church, leaves New York for Istanbul to be enthroned as the ecumenical patriarch guiding 125 million Eastern Orthodox believers. He tells 1,500 well wishers he regrets leaving his home after 18 years in the United States. A separate item notes 300 tugmen strike on the Thames, crippling 365 tugs used by large ships.

Greek Church New York INS Athenagoras Istanbul Turkey London

Hoosick Falls Community Calendar Marks 41st Grange Anniversary

Hoosick Falls Hoosick Grange observes its 41st anniversary with a covered dish supper and minutes reading by secretary Mrs Al Mondewildt. Miss Elsie Howard presents a program and Walter Wirmusky screens several reels of movies. Local notes include Emma Wright returning from New Jersey and a busy schedule from the Masons and Kiwanis Club. Court St Mary CDA meets at Mrs James Brahan’s home. Hoosac School faces Buxton School in tonight’s basketball double feature with junior league action. King’s Daughters circle meets at Mrs Arthur Hoffman’s home and West Hoosick Baptist Church holds prayer hour. Nobles Wood Machine Co holds its annual meeting while Assemblyman Harry Nedde joins several committees. Mohican Council Boy Scouts fundraising drive begins Monday February 7 with Harold Chilson as community chairman.

Hoosick Grange Almondewildt Elsie Howard Walter Wirmusky Thomas Allen Masons Masonic Club Kiwanis Club Allyn M. Smith Hoosick Falls Marvin B. Loveys Court St. Mary CDA James M. Brahan Martin Kearney Joseph McGarvin Helen Millett Elena McLaughlin Reser Harry Nedde Assembly Mohican Council Boy Scouts of America Harold Chilson

Local notes and society round up from Whitehall

Ida Martin remains a patient at Rutland Hospital. Jseeps Manell attends a railroad convention in Albany. Bernadine Karner returns home after visiting relatives. Reeves Hupman’s condition at Veterans Hospital Bronx improves. St Martha’s Guild to host chicken pie supper Feb 24 at Trinity Church parish hall. Dr Lloyd Bartholomew returns from funeral in Hanover NH. Richard Aiken Jr sustains a broken foot playing football. under care of Dr L A White. Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and Engineers Auxiliary holds 43rd annual banquet Feb 3 at the New Arlington Hotel. Helene Ronite

Hanover N. H A. D. Bartholomew Richard Aiken Boardman Street L. A. White Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and Engineers New ‘Arlington Hotel Helene Ron

Montreal Teachers End Strike After Walkout

Two thousand Roman Catholic lay school teachers in Montreal voted to return to work after a four week strike demanding wage increases. They halted action following Arch bishop Joseph Charbonneau’s promise of satisfaction by year end and ongoing negotiations with the Roman Catholic school commission. Meanwhile John J. Hanlon reports his son-in-law Harold C. Rowe is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the army and stationed in Washington.

Montreal Roman Catholic ‘School Commission Joseph Charbonneau John J. Hanlon Jourcn Street Harold C. Rowe Imajor Rowe Washington

AFL Raps Lobbying By UEW and Electrical Unions

The AFL denounces lobbying by United Electrical Workers and other unions, accusing Communist influence and threats to the electrical manufacturing industry amid war fears. It claims Congress is antagonized by labor allies and cites past efforts to defeat liberals, including the Wallace campaign.

Workington AFL Yi Terdey CLA United Electrical Workers Pritt Murray Crmck Sown Congress Sietrical Workera Dettig Russi Welon Aries Wallace AFI O.S.O. Electrical Union

Social Notes Roundup From North Bennington

North Bennington residents share hospital news and travels. Stephen Vince of Bank Street visited Putnam Memorial Hospital and returned home with relatives from Tak Placid John Hermes and family moving into new homes near the Old Stone Church. Mr and Mrs Witlam attended the Washington DC inaugural President Truman. Mrs Arthur Wickenden hosted with Mrs Stephen Vince assisting. Mrs Hiram Rich led a meeting on Children s Fears. Elizabeth Hector announces the engagement of her daughter Hope Louise to Ralph F Barber of North Bennington. A party honored Miss Kay Barnard at Miss Gordon Kenyon s home with guests including Miss Phyllis Barn North Adams and Chester Lesinak.

Stephen Vince Bank Street Putnam ‘Memorial Hospital Stearna Takg-Placid John Hermes Arthur Wickenden Stephen ‘Vince Hiram. Rich Elizabeth Hector North Bennington Hope Louise Ralph F.barber Frank Barber Fanny Barber North

Also Mentioned on This Page

Albary Norman Cohen Helene Lurtis Eless Frederics Odel Eska Troy ST. Proctor Theeter Lidy Robert Pursel Emma Willard School Pocono Manor Pursel George Beynon Eleanor Downing Edward Luckerhof Fourteenth Street Twp Peter L. Harvie Princeton N. J Wyman Club Cuild Benjamin Mason Whitehall Joyce Helen Mason Amos Yell Vanderheyden Russell Sage ® College Margaret L. Lovell Lewis AL Froman Esther Gray Phyllis Shelly Vaniderbeyden Emma Wright New Jersey James Painter Bruno Crucetti John McLucas Hollywood Fina Hoosac School Buxton School Williamstown Mass Hoosac Jayvees Junior Boys’ League Town of Hoosick Harold Rising West Hoosick Baptist Church Nobles Wood Machine Co Castile Vernon Laster River ST. Troy Dre Fifth Ave A.F.L Byuew Herpert & Co Tom
Search Courier

Search the Troy Record Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Troy Record?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication