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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
2
A clergyman reported to have acted quickly during a mass event as a patrolman tore up a ticket. The owner Aden 9.4 appears referenced in cryptic wording, but the incident centers on swift clerical intervention amid a disrupted ticket.
De. Marry WL Hastings of Albany longtime head of the Department State College has left for Europe where he has accepted a teaching position at the University in Germany and France. Hastings was given a year's leave to pursue the post.
Carolyn Thayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Thayer of Watervliet, wed Robert A. Sentlex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bentley of Seward Avenue. The ceremony took place at a Spite Mats yesterday with Miss Dundas and Miss Fogerty assisting. The reception followed at the Thayer home. the couple plans a wedding trip to Quebec, Canada. The bride wore a rose crepe gown with a rose bouquet. she is a graduate of Emma Willard and Mildred Eley schools. The groom's family attended in formal attire and the couple will reside in Watervliet.
Personal Mix and Mrs. O T Babcock attended the wedding in Troy Man Gay. Robert and Norman Gordon, sons of Mr and Mrs Martin A Gordon of 53 River Street, plan a summer at Stiss Harriet Allen's farm in White Creek. Misses Carol Houston and Nancy Kahn will spend summer at Pine Lor Cabin in Luzerne. Miss Eleanor Harvey, a student at Syracuse University, served as a councillor there this year.
Miss Cora Bonesteel to DS Richard W. Hovey wed in a West Sand Lake ceremony. The bride wore a cream crepe dress with white accessories and a coral of white roses. Best man was William Ackner of Troy, reception at Crooked Lake Hotel. Gamma Chapter of Delta Psi held a meeting to plan summer socials and an elephant sale at the Jewish Community Center in September.
Miss Margaret Bode served as maid of honor and William OCon was best man at the double ring ceremony in St Marys rectory for Miss Martha McLaughlin daughter of Harold S McLaughlin. She wore a colonial white taffeta gown with lace trim and carried a bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath. The bride will reside with her parents after a reception at the groom’s home and is a graduate who worked for Montgomery Ward before entering the Navy.
William H. Brown resigns after three years as assistant district manager of the Office of Defense Transportation to join Federal Truck Co. of Detroit as regional representative. Walter A. Farmer has been appointed to succeed Brown.
The Home Bureau urges reliable canning methods to conserve food for winter. Canned goods should be processed in a boiling water bath or pressure canner with accurate gauges. Rubber rings must be clean and odor free, and jars kept airtight.
Hoosick Baptist Church holds Sunday service at 9 30 a m with Rev J J Gould and Sunday school at 2 30 p m At St Saints Episcopal Church Rev Willem Garner to preach and celebrate communion at 1 30 pm Then charge of Mission of the Holy Name at Boyntonville 3 pm Mrs Mary C Bercey hospitalized in Troy Samaritan Hospital Mrs George Savery guest of her brother George W Bavie and family Visitors and guests include Mrs Willem Gay of Wes Springfell Mass Miss Ruby McKeon Mrs George Balderson Lesley Fleming and family Mrs John A Cox Mrs Mabel R Turner Mrs J Grant Longworth Charles Armstrong Margaret Armstrong Miss Fanny White and more. Walter W Carpenter and family of Williamstown visited.
Hawe of Troy died Sunday while visiting Florence Barker. Mrs. Robert Stevens of Potter ge called Monday on Mine Mary anos.
Miss Helen Snyder spent a weekend in New York. Mrs Carrie Bellona of Reisse laer was a recent guest at the home of George Dipserty. Lt and Mrs John Lee and their son Jonard returned to Annapolis after visiting her mother. Mead Wallace and Mrs William Smauder have returned from Norfolk Virginia. Miss Patricia Newell of Saranac Lake is visiting. Mr and Mrs Clarence Pletcher spent the week at Saranac Lake visiting Mrs Pletcher's mother Mrs Sarah Pletcher. The Trinity Lutheran Sunday School annual picnic will be held Saturday.
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