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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
26
The June 12 ceremony at Church of the Assumption in Mechanicville joined Miss Angels Rubine daughter of Mr and Mea Rupino to Frederick Peterson son of Mrs Mary Peterson of Coboes 135 Bleecker Street. The couple live at 123 Bleecker Street Cohoes and honeymoon in Canada after a reception at the Italian Fraternal Hall Mechanicville.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Fifth Avenue Methodist held a covered dish supper before the June meeting. Mrs. Wilbur Hidder hosted at Pinewoods Avenue Road. Mrs. Arthur E. Xander led as president and two delegates were chosen for the Poultney conference July 2 to 29.
The Dorcas Society of the Petersburg Baptist Church will hold a food sale on Saturday at 11:14 am in the basement of the William H Frear & Co.
Miss Rose W Sollman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Sollman of 06 River Street engaged to Michael Praner son of Mrs Michael Priner of 14 Olmstead Street Cohoes The couple attended Heatly High School Green Island Troy Business College Miss Sollman works for the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance Praner attended Cohoes High School served four years in the Air Force and works for General Electric in Schenectady Wedding planned for near future.
Marie Gulley MacDonald and Edward J. Walsh wed in a Saturday 6:45 p.m. ceremony at St. Patrick’s Church Watervliet with Rev Joseph Chmielewsk officiating. Attendants were Mr Richard Preston. The bride worked for New York Telephone. the groom supervises sales at Golden Crust Bakery Cohoes. They plan to reside at 277 Pawling Avenue after a Lake George honeymoon.
On March 26 at Trinity Episcopal Church Albany Miss Eleanor Joan Houting daughter of Mr and Mrs George Houting Albany married Earl Lewis Place son of Mrs Nancy Place Troy The Rev R M Field officiated Miss Frances Houting and Mrs Roy Van Amburch attended the bride Ian William Place and George Houting were ushers The groom is employed at Roskin Bros Inc.
Pleasant Valley Lodge installation of deputies and officers at White Lady Hall in Cropseyville with Noble Grand Mrs. Nella Danibel presiding. New appointees include Mrs Myra Owens deputy sheriff Miss Mildred Backwith deputy musician and Mrs Joseph Tynan advisor. District No 2 meeting and July 21 picnic planned.
Personal Albany County public health sires and public health nurse in charge of clinics at Troy Day Home attend the New York Miata Health Officers and Public Health Nurses sessions in Lake Place this week. George A. Ferber of 1018 Fifth Avenue leaves for White Bear Lake Minnesota to visit his daughter and family for ten days.
Guests attend showers at Crescent Crescent Street home and Lakewood Place events. Mrs Mer bert H Woodin and Miss Ann Quinn host and Mrs Lisle Davenport returns from Keesier Field while Miss Murphy’s plans unfold. A party features pink white decor and seasonal flowers with refreshments and dancing.
Miss Louise Nichols and Bruce Starzenski announce their engagement. The bride elect, a Shipley School and Wheaton College graduate, is member of Yonkers Junior Guild. Starzenski, a Yale and Stanford alum, works as engineer with Socony Vacuum Oil and served in the Army Chemical Warfare Service. The couple plans to wed in September.
Mr and Mrs Seth Stockholm of 1676 Tibbits Ave with daughter Margaret and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Stockholm return from Indianapolis where son Raymond Stockholm graduates from Butler University pharmaceutical school He is a reserve Army Air Corps second lieutenant Miss Margaret Stockholm graduates this month from Russell Sage College and will teach in Coxsackie Central High School The stand in for Catholic Central High School graduate Miss Sterkholm attends St Paul the Apostle Church dinner at Crooked Lake Hotelsponsored by the Women’s Club of the school Buses will leave at 7 pm The Lord and Tannx alteration department celebrates a surprise birthday for Charles RK Miller with cake ice cream and roses
Lt. Col. Nelson H. Rector of the U S Public Health Service in Atlanta has devised a rolling fire escape ladder to extend from building top levels. The device climbs like shoe-store ladders, retracts about 30 feet when not in use, and links to a nearby alarm box for rapid deployment after the Winecoff Hotel fire.
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