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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
8
Miss Germain married J F Hartigan in Waterford in a ceremony at St Marys Church attended by family and friends. Rev Michal Hartigan and Rev Joby Hartigan officiated as the couple planned a Bermuda honeymoon with plans to reside on Fifteenth Street upon return.
Miss Joan M. Patnande wed Mr. Frank Niue in Schuylerville Methodist Church. Rev Edgar Redfern officiated as attendants were Mrs. Henry Ke Menora and John Ty Nilea. Bride wore gray crepe Afternoon dress with pastel hat and gardenias. Reception at Mrs. Megera’s Green Street home. Guests from Rome Smyrna and East Oriya noted. The couple will reside in Delta Lid after wedding. Bride's gown red accessories. Bride a graduate of Mur Wock Itigh Sehavi Winchendon Mass. Groom a graduate of Deposit High School and manager at E J Karlen Dairy Farm None. Mrs Miles former resident of Sennylerville well known locally.
Engagement notice for Miss Milligal Wels daughter of Joan Kyte and Vhe Tae Mur Stephen J Hover of Aungen. Wedding planned for early September. She is a Cohdes High School and Troy Business College graduate, employed by the U S Government in Washington. Kosel, a former Army captain, studies engineering at Tri State College Angol Ind. Carnegie-Hanig and Troy club notes follow.
Miss Katsky and Mr Lote Jedana were married Saturday at 10 am in Augustide's Church Bav officiated by clergyman Robert Newling. Kathleen Perrin was matron of honor and William Leiter was best man. reception followed at Swagot Tun. The couple will reside at 700 Third Arena after a Lake George honeymoon. guests from New York and Philadelphia attended. Andrew Castle announces upcoming marriage of Mpa Kuuthe Turing J. Casale to Jol 3 Grays ons of 19 South River y Street. ceremony planned at St Joseph's Church on Sunday July 9 at 3 pm.
A fragmentary listing of radio programs and stations shows a dense schedule featuring varied content. It references Alana and amateur offerings, Christian programming, music segments, sports, news, and entertainment items with numerous times and show titles scattered throughout.
Waterford hosts seventh annual junior drum corps contest by Sth Miry a sponoring group at the Waterford grounds after the Welcome Tommy veterans parade. Competing corps include Coxsachia at Girla Corps Coxsacie Women’s Benevolent Association Amsterdam Am ri ven Legion Anxiny St Gila Corps Jobnatown and Nathanial Adan Binnehand Satudron Lel nau. Judges include Capt. Nicholas J Times Capt. Robert Halpin Lt J Eloward Munz First Lt Euclid Bewudole and others. Also announced are Welcome preparations for a large Pearl Street block party. parade grand marshal Col. Gerald O Consor. Community groups coordinate with Waterford Lion’s Club for a village-wide celebration tomorrow.
A garbled Waterford column lists upcoming social events and religious services. It mentions a weekly women’s auxiliary social at Town Hall, skeet shooting invitations, and a church service recognizing Waterford High School graduates. It notes Methodist services at 10 30 am with sermon The Meaning of Suffering and communion. It also covers Baptist Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian church activities and homecoming veterans events at Lizton Hall.
Kyte Uevous argued before Jilative Tniedire Bovkately at a spect term of Su prem e Court yesterday. Janie Folwy, attorney for Mra. May koi nelly of Lila city, contended a verified claim against the city within sixty days and that the insurer offered settlements which were not sufficient. The court reserved decision on the motion and also reserved ruling on a separate indictment matter involving Charles Miller.
A dwelling at Mud Lake on Snyder's Corner Poesteinkill Row was vacant since Thursday afternoon when flames broke out. Fire Chief Mere French of Poestenkill said the blaze grew briskly before Pine Department units extinguished it after a two hour battle. The rear woodshed and part of the roof were destroyed. Wynantakill volunteers aided briefly before withdrawal. The house had been occupied until Thursday by a resident who recently moved in September. Harold Hadeliff led the induction minutes and Marl I. Rayinot presided.
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