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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
4
The wedding of Miss Brian and Lt (JG) Guerys Money Gurkey took place at the Episcopal Church of St Mary the Virgin in Ridgefield with Rev. Willy J. Parker officiating. Attendants included Miss Marion Dane Brian and Miss Joan Laskey. reception followed at the bride’s home.
Miss Katherine Smith daughter of Lt. Col and Mrs. Smith of Fifth Avenue married John C. Voselich son of Mr. and Mrs. Voselich of 210 Gu Street at St. Augustine's Church with Rev. Farrick Gundon officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Batty Feavons as matron of honor and Calvin McCarthy as best man. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with finger veil and carried white roses and lilies. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a trip north. both plan further education and work after Navy service.
Miss Mary Rose Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick J Burke of 480 Ninth Avenue married John Bunald Havern son of Mrs Ann M Havern and James P Havern of Cohoes in a double ring ceremony at 9 am officiated by Rev Thomas J Welty. Attendants included Miss Ann Burke sister of the bride and Desmond Havern as best man. Reception for 100 at the Sunse Inn followed. The bride a Catholic Central High and College of St Rose Albany graduate and the groom a Cohoes High and Allen’s School of Commerce alum attending Siena College. The couple plan a Canada trip and will reside in Troy after returning.
A jumble of social notes records Mrs Torothy Moanelly and Miss Marjorie Wiles planning Cornell courses, visits to Constoner Gineah and Ure, Minn and Lay Moison heading to Little Compton, and numerous families like Betts, Wy Projectt, and Gale planning summer getaways. Several households take July August lodging in Ahurndale, and a crowd gathers in Kennebunkport and New York for extended stays as relatives travel.
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Rilda Jone Newton of Fremington New Mexico to Alfred Caevill of the M Corps. The May 3 ceremony occurred at the bride’s home with Rev. A L Pason officiating. The bride wore a pearl grey suit with black accessories, attended by family and few friends. The bride is a former Arlington High School graduate. the groom served 32 months in the Dae feltle and now attends the Meine Corps School at Quantion, Virginia.
Mrs Redcliffe Hagaged announces the approaching marriage of her daughter to Thomas Harris son of Col Dusset Harvin of McWentie Tenn and Alyse Hurtis of St Petersburss. The wedding is planned for the summer with the prospective bridegroom Thomas Harris.
Ruth Welling daughter of Mrs Bella Welling and James Frit Kelly son of Mrs Joe Kelly united in a wedding near Hartretill. Julia Walsh played the organ as guests heard On Thy Day Ave Maria and O Lord I Am Not Worthy. Attendants wore white and pink, bridesmaids carried Colonial bouquets, and the couple left for a honeymoon in Canada. The bride and groom, both graduates, are connected to Montgomery Ward in Troy and planned a reception for immediate families.
Miss Mary Eline Breng daughter of Mer and Mea Breng and Maren Broderick of Waterford united with Pierre Borque son of Ma and Sen in a double nuptial mass at St Mary’s Church Waterford. Rev James Robison performed the ceremony and a nuptial mass followed. The bride wore satin and tulle with a long train and a pearl headpiece. The maid of honor wore aqua chiffon and carried roses. A reception at Knights of Columbus Hall followed. The couple plans a wedding trip to Montreal and then to their home in Waterford.
Disjointed account describes Ruth Golo and Ruth Miller amid trials related to farm care and financial strain. Neighbors allegedly arrive with teams to raid crops, swarm the yard, and threaten the 80 acre plot before attempting seeding. Details are garbled.
A garbled report describes Curmiehook in a dilemma involving Wasirt Munoy and Raieigh. The text mentions the Releigh Mallee Sbruvny GS and events around a school, a trip to buy a comic, and police noting relatives. The fragmentary account implies a tense incident and confusion among those involved.
A local event notes fans of IGhoss supporting the public library with a public litwary meeting. The writer cites concern over responsibility and mentions donations from Ver Bele to the library’s chess collection. The piece expresses hopes for fair play and community involvement.
The Menands couple, a daughter of a local Dominyan and Joseph Lumumner from theiw city, wed at Bohh Bt Bridgetts Church. The bride wore a white gown with a hoop lattice and carried a bouquet. reception at Sunsoh Inn followed by a motor trip to Lake Moorga and Canna. The bride attended Watervliet Hoy School. the groom attended Tracy High School, served years with the Navy on a carrier in the Va che, and works at B. Jolt Go in Tray.
Miss Halse of 200 Recon Street announces the engagement of Rosy Mary Thales to William A. Salt. The ceremony date and venue are not specified.
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