Sage Graduate to Be Bride
Engagement announced for Diaga Vniglida Ho Spleg Vorg of the WAVLS ta Jasapt abe, jr, daughter of Mand Mio saepa. Spiegelberg, with details on schooling and military service, planning a spring wedding.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1946
Page
2
Engagement announced for Diaga Vniglida Ho Spleg Vorg of the WAVLS ta Jasapt abe, jr, daughter of Mand Mio saepa. Spiegelberg, with details on schooling and military service, planning a spring wedding.
Miss Mary Hablock daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hablock of Arthur Street Watervliet became the bride of John Paut Halehass son of Mrs Anne Hrichak of 40 Ihibald Street Watervliet in a ceremony held Saturday at St Nicholas Ukigiman Church The Rev Christion was the officiating clergyman Miss Catherine Hablock was the maid of honor Eve Halchal sister of the groom was a bridesmaid Best man was Jelir Oyua and Michael J Grugor was usher The bride wore a white satin gown with pearl trim and carried a bouquet of yellow roses The matron of honor wore teal blue and carried a bouquet of pink roses A reception followed at the brides home The couple will reside at 47 Crug reel Mrs Halentk employed at Crutt Peabody Co The bridegroom is with Behr Manning Cory Guests were from New Jersey and Connecticut The bride’s brother John Hobluck of Rochester also attended
Miss Wary Cathoun of Center Brunswick was guest of honor at a Friday evening shower in the Surf Room at the Annex Restaurant. Teachers from Brunswick Schools, led by Bernice Siddathim, attended as the honored guest’s colleagues. Decorations featured yellow candles and ferns. engagements and discharges were noted, including Rosslyn Stanhouse of Orcunia and Cyl Leo Bordin.
Thum Club of Troy schedules an illustrated lecture by Wrayfred Walker on Australia and New Guinea. Walker, a photographer and world traveler, will speak at noon in the club’s Thi hall. The event highlights her wartime travel films and recent acquisitions.
Mrs John A Binchmin of 13 Thirty Avenue announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Ilse Dorothea Ge Tinehman to Chester J Ringéeshi of Marcel Riusreshi in Sop 88 Troy Schenectady. The wedding is set for Sunday at 2 pm at St Patricks Church.
Mrs George H Teethommin of the Child Welfare Division of Ting Womane Clu Tne announces a Valentine dessert bridge party at the clubhouse on Second Sipuut during Irin Lei. Attendees include Ms Caleb 1 Xa ta accach, Mr Min Wurth, and Mr William Bo Griva with Mrs Rob Holitian overseeing tables and refreshments. pencils and other supplies provided.
A garbled entry notes a person named James I Gatin tied to Broad Sheet Waliford with a mention of a suit and remainder of a journey in Florida unclear in detail. The readable fragments reference a personal notice or brief legalish item involving a named individual and travel context.
The wedding of Miss Eilew Isabette Towell and Walter J Burns took place at Augustines Church in Tansingvarg with the officiating clergy performing a nuptial rite. Miss Hannah Lowell served as bridesmaid. Charles Burns attended the groom. The bride wore white chiffon with illusion and a long train. bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath. The groom wore a black dress suit with white accessories. After the ceremony, the couple left for New York and later resided in Waterford where the bride’s nurse operates a practice. He is a recent discharge from the service.
The Wolters Gut St Pauls reformed church held its 15th monthly meeting in Sumida School parlor with President Peter Helfern presiding. Members Wis Henry Wieth and Willem Ischiegel led devotions, Mia Richard Trihin and Vs Schlegel spoke on the seminar treasure, and John Rohn plus Heffern were chosen for Tray Area Council duties. The next meeting is set for February 47.
Mrs Franklin E Sanderson hosted a prenuptial shower at Befinestvil for Miss Leibach who later wed Vincent Crogur in Albany. Twenty guests attended with Mrs Exhth Pucher Wiss Levitch and Wiss Petty Stone among the honored names. Refreshments featured pink and blue decor with candlelight as the event honored the bride-to-be.
Wiss Jewn Mieleny and Stephen A Litts wed in a winter ceremony described by the couple’s families. The Rev Edward T Renly officiated with Mrs Kenneth Braman serving as matron of honor and Timex Thelen as best man. The couple will reside at Brunswich Avenue after the ceremony at home Sunday.
Dina Soloman spent the weekend away with her brother and sister in law in New York. She returned to Brunswick Hills where a party at Troy Country Club was noted. Also mentioned is a county resident recently from Japan now in service and awaiting orders, with family in Delaware and Washington.
WO and Mrs John Wo Groat of Scaindale announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Soulby Groat to Thompson Tamblee, son of W2 and Miss Walk Te Tamble of Wilwinker. The couple plans Connecticut College as the future residence and he will join WAVLS training. Her activities include Junior League and Delta Upsilon.
The section records engagements and social events from Whitehall and nearby areas. It notes Miss Rita Seymour to James Moran of Troy, a Navy discharge, and a wedding date planned. Also mentions bridal shower honors for Valdred Borvile, card party notices, and community entertainment at St Augustine School and Lawrence G Riley plans.
The almanac edition arrives as the Record notes its revival and distribution plans. The piece references historical figures, regionally significant organizations, and anticipated readership needs, signaling a broad scope for the forthcoming publication and its commerce.
A national panel urged a comprehensive expansion of social security including universal coverage for workers and dependents, higher unemployment benefits, broader disability payments, and extended old age and survivors insurance. The proposal calls for shifting to a 26 week, at least $25 weekly benefit, expanding eligibility to farm and domestic workers, and raising the earnings base and tax structure for funding.
Health officer Dr James Cocland prompted action after three Troy food venues were found repeatedly violating sanitary standards. Acting Police Court Judge Thomas F O Connor warned proprietors this morning that charges would be brought if conditions persisted amid high bacterial counts observed on several occasions.
Fragmentary OCR yields a news note about an Albany based Hoover aide and a high level personnel reshuffle. Names appear garbled but suggest an official transition involving a Carmelinw Albeny office and a president Hoover connection. The readable portion hints at a Washington transfer and confirmation activities.
The New York State head of the Military Order of the Purple Heart met Saturday at the Hendrick hotel with Buffalo State commander and other past state leaders to arrange a turkey dinner and plan a military ball at Coe Mehdiide Hudsons on February 23. The event aims to gather chapter members for the annual observance with John J Tower as general chairman and tickets obtainable through the chapter.
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