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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
6
Miss Gladys M. Van Buskirk married Raymond M. Beattie Jr in St Agnes Church Cohoes officiated by Rev Joseph A Franklin. Attendants were Kenneth Van Buskirk and sister in law. Couple to reside in Cohoes with bridal party details and career notes.
The annual June card party hosted by the Leonard Hospital library committee will take place this afternoon and evening at the McKean Staff House on 114th Street and Third Avenue. Proceeds benefit the ambulance fund. General chairman is Mrs. William A. Toohey. Co chairmen include Mrs. Neil K. White Mrs. John T. Comeskey and Mrs. Richard Hartigan.
Loretta Bottoni of Whitehall wed Harvey Maurice of Niagara Falls at Our Lady of Angels Church Whitehall Rev Edward A Dougher officiated Mrs Frank Grady at organ with Adelaide Lanahan singing Frances Bottoni maid of honor Rita Winn Muriel Ross Mary Ross Mary Damico Philomenia Barber Matilda Bottoni bridesmaids Joanne Damico ring bearer Paul Demico best man J C Santos Pensacola Fla ushers Kenneth Whalen William Trainor bride wore white gown with train bridal illusion bouquet of calla lilies attendants in pink blue gowns The couple will reside in Niagara Falls The groom a Northboro High School Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate works at Lake Ontario Ordnance Works Lewiston
Whitney's at 47 North Peart Street offers brides a complimentary 163 page Bride's Book of Plans. Register with the Brides consultant on the Second Floor to receive the plastic-bound guide detailing wedding arrangements.
Russell Sage graduate Miriam Judith Honigsbaum wed Pvt Sanford Wiliam Uzewitz at the bride's parents home 1 Washington Park. Ceremony led by Rabbi Joel J. Geffen. Maid of honor Sally Urewitz. best man Frank Honigsbaum. Bride a 1943 Russell Sage College alumna. groom a Troy High School and Siena College attendee stationed at Fort Monmouth. They plan a short wedding trip and reside in Red Bank, NJ.
Grace M Traeger daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Traeger of 79 College Avenue wed Corp A Harold Adams son of Mr and Mrs John E Adams of 1610 Highland Avenue in a nuptial Mass at St Francis de Sales Church Rev Terrence Whelihan officiated altar decor included ing and bridal wreath Mrs John Bovino played wedding music with soloist Frances Wallace singing On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother Ave Maria Oh Perfect Love and Sweet Saviour Bless Us Ere We Go Lucille Traeger sister of the bride was maid of honor John E Adams Jr served as best man and Pfc Holman N Keeler was usher Bride wore white organza gown with lace medallions finger-tip veil crown of illusion and orange blossoms carried a Colonial bouquet The reception followed at the bride's parents home with both families in formal dress The groom is stationed at Montauk Point NY and the couple plan to reside with the bride's parents after a wedding trip to the Adirondacks.
Mr and Mrs Ariden B Olson announce the engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Olson to Aviation Student Harold F Andrews. Both Hoosick Falls High School graduates. Miss Olson studies medical secretarial work at Becker College Worcester. Andrews is stationed at Massachusetts State College Amherst. No wedding date set.
Mechanicville Miss Jane Marie Muir wed Pic Paul Francis Hipwell at St. Paul’s Church yesterday at 9 am in a ceremony by Rev. Michael A. Hopkins. The bride wore powder blue with dusty pink accessories. maid of honor Catherine Hipwell wore dusty pink with powder pine. Best man was William J. Hipwell. A family reception followed. couple plans a wedding trip to an unannounced destination. Both graduates of Mechanicville High School and Albany Business College. groom stationed with the Army at Clouis New Mexico.
Mrs Ann Loeble chairs the 16 O P Women sale with cochairs Mrs Ann Middlebrook Bernard and Mrs Margaret Boyd. They organized rummage sale articles yesterday at 10T Congress Street for today’s allday sale sponsored by the Rensselaer County Women’s Republican Club Inc. Miss Rita Leahy of 365 Fourth Street has returned from a visit with her brother and sister in law, Staff Sgt. and Mrs John F Leahy, at Columma.
Mr and Mrs Howard G MacCausland recently married in Florida have left Berlin after visiting Mrs MacCausland s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Cowee for New Haven Conn where they will reside Mrs MacCausland formerly Mrs Margery Cowee Honor Miss Reynolds Mrs Dwight Marvin and daughter Mrs Laurence McKinney of Albany entertained yesterday at Mrs Marvin s Clums Corners home Corinne Reynolds who will wed Saturday to Staff Sergeant Frederick W Frear In Canada Miss Sarah Tidbits has left for Murray Bay Quebec to spend the summer months
Mrs P A Albertine of 48 Tyler Street spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Ethel E Bauer of Hawthorne. She attended the graduation exercises of her niece Miss June Bauer from White Plains Hospital.
The Pant, Fiat and Flower Guild of the Troy Woman's Club plan a 9 am meeting at the Second Street clubhouse. They will deliver flowers to the sick and shut-ins but wartime limits prevent remembering everyone each week. Those missed will receive greeting cards.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Cook of Albany and Sergt F J Berlino of Troy stationed at Soldiers Field Boston was announced. The ceremony occurred at St Vincent de Paul Church Albany conducted by Rev Gregory F Mulhall. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward O Connor. Berlino is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Berlino of 2319 Seventh Avenue. The couple reside in Boston.
Captain James F. Hoffman and family return from Fort Robinson Nebraska to Troy while Mrs Hoffman and the children stay. he heads to Omaha with the Corps of Engineers Seventh Corps Area Missouri River Division. weekly shopper luncheon tomorrow at Central Lutheran Church under Ladies Aid. Dorothy Dissolway to marry Pfe John S Carpenter at Newport News Virginia. Mrs Carpenter to reside with her parents.
Mrs. Fred Taylor of RF 1D 4 Tisy announces the engagement of her daughter Doris E B Taylor to Pvt Peter J Robillard son of Mr and Mrs Harvey J Boillard also of RD 4 Doris attended Watervliet High School and is with Behr Manning a Delta Gamma member Private Robillard is a La Salle Institute graduate stationed at Camp Robinson Arkansas no wedding date set
London VP General Dwight D. Eisenhower told the House of Commons that the forces he led to victory in North Africa would keep fighting until Axis forces are crushed. Members cheered as the Speaker read the message praised by the motion passed May 18 following Allied victory in Tunisia.
Senior play prep takes place at Emma Willard School Friday evening. Patricia Johnston assists art direction under Margaret Page for a garden to midsummer eve scene. Marilyne Eiseman joins costume crew while Margaret Johnson and Janet Hannon handle tickets and ads.
Washington Taft testified 18.5 million women will be needed in war industries by year end. He urged federal child care centers run by his agency to free women from household duties. Legislation would fund centers with Lanham Act money at 20 million dollars annually.
Ankara reports President Inonu told the People's Party congress that Turkey would stay neutral, cooperate to preserve peace, and defend the nation if needed. He warned of a long war impact and urged readiness as a strong, good will nation among others.
Frederick J. Holman district manager of the War Production Board announced Richard E. Wheeler as chief of the Albany District WPB Redistribution Section. Wheeler replaces G. H. R. O'Donnell, recently acting district manager of Smatler War Planta Corp.
The Troy Times notes a grateful acknowledgment from the Fresh Air Fund, listing Miss Lucy A. McCarthy as contributing $100 to the fund.
The Military Police battalion, housed for months at the former CCC camp in Alpsia, moves to Albany to occupy rebuilt quarters in Steamboat Square. New duties require additional equipment, including 17 jeeps. A cowhand is a jackeroo in Anzac slang.
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