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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1943
Page
4
The marriage of Miss Muriel Mary Brewer and Seaman First Class Christopher Richard Burke was celebrated Saturday at St Patrick's Church. Rev Kenneth M Doyle presided as guests included out of town attendees, and the couple will reside with relatives after a wedding trip to Asbury Park New Jersey.
Mrs Elmer Yelton of College Park announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Helen Isapel Yelton formerly of this city to Dwight O Fearnow son of Mr and Mrs JL Fearnow of Williamsport Md The wedding was held Saturday June 19 at 7 pm in St Andrews Episcopal Church College Park Rev Nathaniel Acton officiated The bride a former student at Russell Sage College and a University of Maryland graduate Mr Fearnow is a student in the College of Engineering at the University of Maryland.
Personal note says Mr. and Mrs. Annie LaCroix of Worcester Mass are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vieps of Fourth Street. Mrs Beatrice Dallas of Seventh Avenue has been called to Manchester Vermont to attend a relative's funeral.
Winifred M. Haughney daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Haughney of 786 Fourth Avenue married Walter J Robert son of Mr and Mrs George Robert of Pleasantdale at St Augustine's Church the ceremony performed by Rev John B Daley. Alice Archambault was maid of honor and Michael Roach best man. The bride wore a white faille gown with fitted bodice and full skirt, a bridal tiara, shoulder length veil, bouquet of red roses and baby's breath. The reception was at the groom's home. couple will live in Pleasantdale after a wedding trip.
About Town returns home Mrs. James H. Matheny after a year with Prof and Mrs Edwin A Fessenden on Oakwood Ave in Springfield IJ. She travels with Miss Edith Matheny of Milwaukee. Announce Betrothal Mr and Mrs Joseph H Turner announce engagement of daughter Marion to Sergt Niel J McLoughlin of 420 Lincoln Ave. Corporal in Air Corps in NC. Wedding planned July 3. Edna Jordan engaged to their son Clifford L Heffner, stationed in NC. Wedding planned in near future.
The Third Street Temple holds its annual garden party tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Mrs. Max Ehrlich’s gardens at 177 Pawling Avenue. Mrs. J Julius Goodman chairs with bridge and mah jong, bake sale, white elephant table, and prizes coordinated by listed members. rain plan redirects indoors to vestry rooms.
Mr and Mrs Rae MacCollum Spencer of Worcester announce the engagement of their daughter June Caroline Spencer to Lieut Judd Hamilton Redfield USN Ret., son of the late Mr and Mrs Judd Hamilton Redfield of Greenwich Conn. Miss Spencer, Emma Willard and Smith College 1940, debuted 1937-38 and belongs to the Junior League of Worcester. Lieut Redfield, Hotchkiss and Sheffield Yale, formerly with IBM, is a member of the Yale Club of NY and Rock Spring Club of West Orange NJ.
Jeannette West of 163 Viiet Street Cohoes will wed Thames J. Durrant son of Mr and Mrs John Durrant of 19 Summit Street Cohoes The couple plan a Sunday ceremony Miss West is a Cohoes High School 1942 graduate and works as a draftsman for General Electric in Schenectady Durrant recently completed an Army Signal Corps course and awaits active duty He is a Vincentians Institute Albany graduate
Ensign Frederick H. Grimm of U.S.C.G.R. wed Miss Marcia Helene Fischbeck at Grace Lutheran Church Hartford in a ceremony led by Rev. Herman Mackensen. The couple, after a reception for eighty at the bride’s home, plan to live in Manhattan Beach Brooklyn after July 1.
Miss Betty Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Moore of College Avenue and Paul J Goldsmith son of Mrs Maude Goldsmith and the late Mr Goldsmith of 605 Fifth Avenue wed Sunday at 2 pm in Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Rev Clarence W Jones officiating. The ceremony featured Robert Hicks piano music and palms with white flowers. Maid of honor Miss Evelyn Rowe and best man Howard Kittle led a small bridal party. guests included Mrs Moore in green dress and leghorn hat and the groom’s mother in blue. The bride wore a white mousseline de soie gown with heirloom veil and carried white roses. the couple planned a Canada trip and will reside at 605 Fifth Avenue after returning.
Misa Elizabeth Babcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Babcock Petersburg and William Wayne Wells son of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Wells Petersburg were married Saturday evening in the First Methodist Church Petersburg Rev Howard M Hill officiated. The ceremony featured ferns cut flowers organ music and a reception of out of town guests from nearby cities. The couple will reside at 170 North Notth Terrace Schenectady.
Miss Elsie Marie Stiles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Stiles of Ushers, wed Willis Everett Martin son of Mr and Mrs William Martin at St George Episcopal Church Clifton Park in a Sunday ceremony. Rev David Huntington officiated with music by Frances Hatlee and Mrs Stiles singing I Love You Truly. The bride wore white satin and chiffon. Lorraine A Stiles was maid of honor. Marie Matteson and other attendants wore colored dresses. Best man Leander F Butler. ushers included William Stiles Irving Althouse and Marshall Jackson. The groom, a machinist's mate second class in the Navy, will report back after a wedding trip.
Mrs. Joseph Baker the former Helen A. Connors was guest of honor at a Sigma Gamma sorority shower hosted by Mrs. Rich ard J. Malone Jr at 172 Fifth Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Hunt Curley Sgarlatta Finkleman Bebernitz Hayner. The honoree wed June 5 in Salinas Kansas to Pfc Joseph Baker. Summer Outing Harmonie Circle Troy held a Saturday outing at Mrs Hazel Fellows home Sandbake with a chicken dinner. Next meeting in October with date to be announced.
Miss Martha Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Williams of Stillwater and Richard J Ward son of Arthur C Ward of Schenectady were married Saturday at 830 pm in St Peters Church Stillwater. Rev Lawrence P Kelly officiated with Miss Mary Mulvaney maid of honor and Arthur C Ward best man. The bride wore a yellow sheer crepe two piece dress with Talisman rose corsage. They left for a wedding trip and plan to reside at 302 Mohawk Avenue Scotia after return. Mrs Ward previously educated at Stillwater High School Albany Business College and Schenectady Trust Co. Mr Ward works for General Electric in Schenectady.
Berlin Claude Verton of the U S Army is home on furlough. Al Tobinson of the U S Army visits his wife here. The Knitting Club meets with Mrs Mildred Armsby tomorrow at 8 pm. Mr and Mrs Stanley Tracy and sons of Albany spent the week end with his mother Mrs Rena Tracy. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Greenman and children Grace Jennie and Roger of Hempstead L T will arrive next week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Greenman
Wynantskill hosts a lawn party and picnic supper at 6 p.m. Thursday July 8 on the Reformed Church lawn under the Ladies Aid Society. Forty two members attended the League for Service annual picnic at Mrs Blaum's home with outdoor games after supper.
Mrs. Mae Bennett moves with sons Lawrence and Wayne to Marcia Dunn farm in Dugway area while Mrs. Ralph Eugene Potter of Washington DC and Pownal Myr visit relatives in the vicinity. The brief item mentions the annual meeting of the North.
Dowager Queen Mary announced she would open a war plant at her west country estate to personally supervise the daily assembling of electrical parts for vital war instruments. After touring England’s leading war industries she chose to contribute this factory project.
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt said employment of older workers is rising steadily though women over 45 are still used less than men. He noted that in May more than one third of employed persons were at least 45 and urged hiring more older workers through the rest of 1942 to meet industry needs.
Mrs Clarence Bailey of Indianapolis staying in Bennington with two children plans to remain locally for the duration. She left the youngest with grandparents while Mr and Mrs A L Bailey assist in settling into their apartment.
Miss Marian E Chambers daughter of Mr and Mrs Barry Chambers of 533 Seventh Avenue married Joseph E Lester son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Lester of Salem Indiana at Trinity Episcopal Church in Schenectady. The 2 pm ceremony was conducted by Rev C V Kling with palms and pink peonies for decor. The couple will reside at 6 State Street Schenectady.
Miss Lillian C White and Pic Joseph J Ryan wed last Thursday at Grace Methodist Church parsonage with Rev Milton Lavery officiating. Bride in light blue ensemble. attendants Mr and Mrs Eugene King. Bride in war work at Watervliet Arsenal. groom in Army training at Englin Field Fla.
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