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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1960
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Kupene F. Rock announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Armando Anthony Palladino son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Palladino of Troy. The couple plan a wedding in April. Mary Louise is a Waterford High School graduate and bookkeeper at Manufacturers National Bank. Armando attended Troy Echobls and works for the State Department of Labor in Menards.
The Square and Compass Club of Allegheny Ludlow Steel Gary held its annual dinner meeting electing officers. Arlen A Bonesteel was named president with Paul Hummel as vice president Harold Warks as secretary and Paul Wul ford as treasurer. The event at Country Grove Restaurant was led by President Clifford Jastings. A bill was presented to retiring William Davies.
Linda Ruth Grunder of Syracuse, daughter of Mrs. Grunder and Miss Grunder, is engaged to Ped William Burnett, son of Mrs. Burnett and the late Rev William N Burnett. Linda Ruth is a Syracuse Central High School alumna, a Crouse Irving Hospital School of Nursing sophomore, and Army Medical Corps member at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs William Sumner of Jonesville announces Chadalle Alice Sumner to Myron G Chamberlin of Saratoga Lake with a September wedding planned Chadalle a Shenetdehowa Central School graduate Myron a Saratoga Springs High School graduate served in the Navy aboard USS Tarawa and works at Glens Falls Engraving South Glens Falls Regina Ann Carabis will marry Charles E Remington Jr son of Charles E Remington Sr of Melrose Miss Carabis a Catholic Central High School graduate and Bank employee in Tray Remington a Lansingburg High School graduate and self employed April 25 at St Augustine s Church.
Mary Edith Simmons of Ballston Spa will marry Joseph LaSpisa of Freeport Long Island. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons and a graduate of Ballston Spa Central School and Kings County Hospital School of Nursing. She works as supervisor of cardiac and chest surgery at Kings County Hospital. Weyfrance, a Freeport High School and Syracuse University forestry graduate, served four years in the Air Force and works as a sales representative for Moore Dry Kiln Co. of Jacksonville Florida.
The Wareol Teacher Assn holds a PTA meeting Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs Oreilly Marriner conducted the business meeting after selections by the school band under Eugene Kane. Refreshments were served afterward by mothers of third and fourth grade students.
The Troy Musical Art Club hosts an aril dessert bridge at Union-Fern Hospitality House on Thursday February 25 at 12 30 pm. Mrs Lansing Mace is honorary chairman and Mrs Richard W Heilmann is general chairman with multiple members handling publicity arrangements refreshments and prizes.
Whitehall announced the engagement of Maxine Ann Manor to Lawence Fredette of Poultrey Vermont. Maxine is a 1959 graduate and a pharmacist aide at Glens Falls Hospital. Lawrence is a graduate of Pair Maven High School and employed in Fairy Maven. Nedale date set for the wedding.
Aly and Mya announce the engagement of Gwendolyn Leone Robbins to Gerald Berwitt Samstad. Robbins, from New Lebanon and educated at Mildred Bley Secretarial School, works at General Electric in Lirsfield. Samstad, UC Newsca atleno alumnus with a BS in electrical engineering, is with GE in Philadelphia. Wedding date set for July 16.
Raymond Britt was elected resident of the Veterans Memorial Home Association at the annual meeting held Thursday at the Veterans Memorial Home on Lake Street. Other officers chosen were Kenneth Baker as Vice President Girdwood Ford as Secretary Marshall Pregent as Treasurer Leighton White Almon King Ivan Campbolt and Thomas Huttan as directors. The Association will meet the second Thursday of each month with the next gathering February 1 at 7 PM. In league play at the Dart Schedule, the Ballantines meet Schlitz at 7:30 PM, Fitzgeralds face Genesees Tuesday, and Budweisers play Schaetars Wednesday at the Veterans Memorial Home.
Blue Birds of School 18 in Stillwater hosted a Thursday event at the fire house in Westel Manor sponsored by the Auxiliary of Arvin Hart Fire Co to raise funds for the Stillwater Free Library. Prizes were awarded in card games and the evening included refreshments and chairing by Mrs. Guy Dunn.
The Boston and Maine Railroad is authorized to end part time watchman protection at River Elm and Church Streets crossings in Hoosick Falls. Automatic warning lights remain, with limited watchman coverage during school sessions. Passenger service is gone. current freight movement is minimal, and the line will switch to automatic bells with stop signals for trains running 3 to 5 pm weekdays.
Averill Park Church under Rev Thomas J Kay plans the fourth annual card party and fashion show to be held at Crooked Lake Hotel on Sunday February 28 Parish leaders Mrs Clarence V Lemke and Benjamin Gauch invite parishioners to weekly planning sessions each Tuesday at 8 pm in the parish hall Fashions for women by Land Tann and men by Wells Coverly will be previews of spring styles Proceeds support the parish elementary school staffed by Franciscan Sisters from Allegheny
MD Gait to Mee the Manly Weeling of the Newsselaer County Chapter Muscular Dystrophy Association of America will be held at 8 pm Tuesday in the Trojan Motel.
Velrose Mes and LeRoy Nible usher a sermon from Romans 13 1 at St Johns Lutheran with services tomorrow at 3 am and choir rehearsals at 11 am under Mrs John Kewalchyk. First Methodist led by Rev Smith offers Hope Thou My Unbelief with Mark 13 3 verse at 10 30 am. Choir sings A Song of Revelation. Nursery class runs during worship and a special collection for fat will be taken. Church sessions convene at 9 15 am led by Mrs Edward Vohnoutka. The Womens Society hosts an event at Mrs Arnold L Nible’s home on Avenue A. Plans for a charity sale in Fro y in April. Contact Mrs Robert E Calhoun for donations. Choir meets Thursday at 7 pm for rehearsal.
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