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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
3
A read fragment reports a Troy girl engagement, naming several individuals and schools including Lansingourg High School and Wilmore’s Wihoorn High School. It notes a Matina Corps service time and Port Chester Electric Supply involvement, with plans for a spring wedding.
Wiss Gene T Rogers of 124 Fifth Avenue and Dr Mel don G Collis of Yyeedom Me wed in a ceremony performed by Rev Ashley A Smith DD. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Theodore Ionachtan. The bride, a former concert campanist and organist, will reside in Freedom.
Personal items list residents visiting relatives and friends in Hartford, Green Island, and Washington DC. Anna Mae Meehan returns from Hart rod Connecticut after visiting Stephen Reason, while Isa Anne Hurlay and Misses Varmint and Gladys Ts Haji visit New York and Washington. Rose Mannuleuin mentioned as sister and host for guests in Washington.
George W Salleyer presents a travel lecture with full color slides from the Far World tour. He details ferry pilot work, aerial views of Brazil coastlines, Ascension Island, Central Africa villages, Cuba pyramids, Assam tea, and the Taj Mahal.
About Town notes show the Senior class 2k Ikama Willard School attending the Troy C'mpter meeting at the Prima Willard Alumnae Association. Mrs Mais HH Durston of Syracuse visits her sister Mrs Charles McEwan in Londonville. Mrs Wildom itz gorda left yesterday for Palm Beach Florida for some days. Fellowship Forum of Redeemer Lutheran Church to hold a game party Thursday at the parish house.
A series of midweek and Sunday religious programs are announced at Second Baptist Church and nearby groups. Rev Joseph Armstrung leads a Hour of Power service tomorrow at 9 PM and Sunday at 1 AM, with Miracles of Christ themes and a White Cloak gathering by local missions.
Mrs Carmel Lando of Whitehall announces the marriage of her daughter T 2/C Tie Bottom to SF a/C E Lea Vawter of Hot Springs Atk Tha ceremony Thanksgiving Day in the Orth Chapel at the Naval Laming Center in San Diego Cah with Rey Paul I Michele USN choy lain officiating Mr and Mrs Kenton Manrag ot Slavia NW Mo Were the attendants The bride is a graduate of Whitehall High School and While serving Was employed by the Groom Livethe Go in Sehe necracy
Mr and Mrs Walon yitwin celebrate their 83rd wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner and continued celebration at their home. They received gifts including a bouquet of American beauty roses. The Trinity Loseo parish Church Guild will meet today at SB.
At a recent meeting the Wotacos Aastiaty for Contain Misin Past discussed a student art exhibit titled May Mes Cdward Shay as chair Minn of the coramitte. The show, planned for March 15 at Preaya state iow, features art from seventh graders and others in a national competition with a $1100 cash prize for top entries. The exhibit aims to honor high school artists and foster community involvement.
A Belgian political row centers on the royal question and King Leopold III. Prime Minister Huysmans defends the monarchy while various factions push for restoration or republic, arguing Belgium must maintain constitutional order amid postwar upheaval.
A New York State plan under Gov Thomas E Dewey would halt emergency pay boosts and enact a permanent wage structure based on a 300 page report. The proposal covers 250000000 to 30000000 in adjustments and aims to standardize wage scales, create fifty job grades, and authorize minimum salary increments within grades.
Grace Moore renowned World War II era singer and film star died in a Copenhagen air crash. The blonde soprano entertained American troops, crowned theater and cinema stages, and emerged as a beloved figure who balanced performances with personal devotion to her husband Valentin Paver. Her career spanned opera, stage revues, and motion pictures, earning praise from audiences and earning a gold medal from the Society of Arts and Serenade in 1941.
Local clubs and civic groups publish announcements of meetings dinners and programs across Schuylerville and nearby areas. Activities include a PTA dinner at the Methodist Church a Valentine’s social and the American Legion weekly meeting with guest speakers and youth programs. The notice also notes hospitalizations and residents visiting relatives as part of the community roundup.
Whitehall chapter honors forty-year members at a banquet featuring Mrs Calban Bengunjin and other long‑serving members including Mis dain Maiwney and Mia Musel Sullivan. Attendees listed include Alice Hart, Mis Cizabeth Wall, Mia Nelle Elburn, Miss Lihhin Me Caba Door Tray, and chapter officers.
Ray Reed hosts pancake supper at Grace Methodist Church with 505 dollars raised for Sunday School fund. A rainy dinner at Mason home honors the 41st wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mason of Somhernock with guests including Miss Lithe Mason of Tomhannock and Mr and Mrs Daniel Sould and sons of Sycaway.
An inheritance tax report lists John Groupe who died October 4, 1045 at Atoenbush and Kath a Baike whose death occurred at Monster Pally. The report shows tax amounts totaling 2,502,824 with deductions of 187,080 leaving net estate 2,378,786 on which estate taxes 24,07. Heirs include two brothers and numerous named relatives. Judy Davison, a public attorney, represents the estate.
Judge Edward a Donchue of Sunopataa yesterday approved a sale of private estate property at Center Slisetta Water viint for 800 dollars. Attorney Anthoni Smoleweld filed the oblate petition directing the sale and distribution of proceeds to the administrator and to be deposited with the National city bank under later accounting. In a separate note, new insect findings from California are reported, detailing a survey of canididates and a Tiny Triseet associated with the case.
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