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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
2
A detailed Watervliet wedding recounts the union of Miss Kesemich to Peter, with numerous attendees and a 500 guest reception at the Akcabaian Hadin Watervlinl. The ceremony features ornate gowns, colonial day attire, and receptions linking Watervliet, Syracuse, New York, and Canada, highlighting family ties and community celebration.
Announcement lists the engagement and approvable marriage of Leone Margeret Brennan Win to James Tobin Hynes of 21% Dyn Street. Brennan is related to St Joseph's Academy and the College of St Rose School of Nursing. Hynes is a Worcester graduate and Suffolk University alum. The wedding is set for June 2 at St Patrick's Church Albany.
A fragmented OCR notice mentions Mrs. Hichned W and Meg, Kibetos, and My Platt at West Kaumswink Road, with references to visits and a Dane Foe visiting Seoul Dt. It notes Lt. Thompson and Howard Thompson in Georgia, graduation of Atlee Bars ton Robison from Columa University and Presbyterian Hospital, with plans to return by June 23.
The annual bagel of Luneale UMnve Asagcistion of Lig Leamird Hospital was held Thursday at the Cir Te with large attendance. Mrs Marjone Griffis president acted as toastmistress, Miss Wrevens Dilton superintendent of the hospital and Miss Veli Boie ey superintendent of nurses were guests of honor. The committee in charge of arrangements The Fete Mies Anne Reilly chairman and Muss Katherine O'Brien Gata Vari St Faith's Guild of St Littes Episcopal Church will conduct a bake sale Tuesday at 3 pm in the prizehouse. An event chair hat i thairown of the affair gad will be assisted by Guild members.
Detroit area families announce the engagement of Miss M Rosamond Keefe daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Keefe to Mark B Prkton son of Mr and Mrs Mire B Prtrenap. Miss Keefe a graduate of Catholic Cornwal High School and Mildred Miley Business School Albany. Prkton a Lancinghure High School graduate attended Syracuse University and is connected with Bebir Sunping Cory.
A Troy couple weds at Our Lady of Victory as Miss Minnie Burprenant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maul of 10 Liberty Street, becomes bride of Mr. Magill of this city. The ceremony included a green and white satin gown, seed pearl embroidery, and orange blossom accents. Attendants wore pink rose headpieces and carried matching bouquets. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will live at 2 North Lake Avenue. Guests included Miss Shirley Raymond of New York.
The College of St Rose holds its Rose Day pageant at 2 pm featuring a Cardinal Newman theme marking the centenary of the Church conversion. Senior and junior classes present tableaux and the crowning of a queen amid committee roles and a slate of student participants.
Members of We Legion at Mary from St Marys City and St Paliows Chuvet Atsany sponsor a pilgrim voyage to the New American shrine at Aarieatiin Sindy. The event includes a guided trip with bus leaves Slate and Fourth Streets at 9:30. Invitations extended to Albany and Troy contingents to join at the Auriesville shrine.
Normitn B Couna serves as volunteer chairman of the Red Cross County Chapter committee for the coming year. The slate includes Mrs. Vieionting R Gray as vice chair and several others. program focuses on aid to veterans, dependents, and active military members with updated communication and financial assistance efforts.
Miss Welsh of Foren Rand announced engagement to Mythui BR, son of Mrind Mra, in Minang region near Ganural Agniute. Bride-to-be Miss Welsh, a former Collons High Bejaol graduate, recently left the Marine Corps after three years and now works with the New Yk SMe Vaperment of Pasatiun and Flawnee.
Miss Frieda Labsky of Srhenec Iddyle spends weekend with classmate Mildred Almy at Ming Renite Hassenberg on Fourels Avenue.
Signal Station Harnilles logged 51 000 calls in the month, according to a report to the Commissioner for Public Safety. The period saw six balanced AO signal wires and 40 box alarms, with 3 percent SHIT alarms recorded during the day.
State plans an arterial highway project to ease Buffalo traffic. Officials say total cost 10.288 million for state share and 34.987 million for half the tollways. work to be coordinated with Buffalo Mayor Bernard Dowd and county board chair Toy Brockell.
The North Hoosick vicinity reports church events and community news. Mrs Joba iXipp and daughter Rim attend services at the Wenten society while Ada Chave moved to Mary McClellay Hospital in Camindey after illness. A surprise reception honored Rev and Mrs William Bradshaw at Family Night. Vacation School for young church members is planned under Mrs Clayton Moore. H. Chase Hillaway sold his nearby residence to a Bonnington party. Hathaway family plans to move to Hooshels Falls. A community dance will be held at White Greek Hall on Thursday. Children’s Day exercises are set at the North Hoosick Methodist Church. John Guerks presides as Sunday School officers invite all to the services. The old red blacksmith shop on Io Wallsomish Road is undergoing changes as Hudson Bassett prepares the property, once owned by Clark Bowker and tied to a former Yeath a & Divekemilh shop.
Mrs Dwight Wilding and Mrs lverult Messlinger led a social day with friends in Schonee tadly Mix, Eleanor Jones and daughters Carole and Helena moved into a John Burne owned apartment, Holy Gamimans ton will be held at the Lutheran Church with Max and Mary Bennett visiting family. The Missionary Society of Evangelical Lutheran Church collects used clothing for Lutheran World Action, with contributions welcomed at the church.
A wartime and postwar policy shift sees government seize key industries and large private trusts. Japan’s four great family zaibatsu hold vast control, while Allied authorities push dissolutions, asset transfers, and new commissions to dismantle monopolies and reorient production toward national needs. Several hundred banks merge under state oversight as private enterprise narrows under regulation.
A damaged report notes a Red Cross unit concluding its sessions near AvaUy. Mrs. GV Kling serves as chairwoman, with about 200 members contributing over 1,000 hours. A meeting was held in Peinity Peroni to discuss progress and future work.
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