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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1947
Page
2
The Women’s Club will host speaker Mr. Horan who will discuss travel and visiting in New York City at the monthly meeting. A motion picture will be shown, with Mrs. Join Gohompson directing the program and Mrs. James B. Lloyd presiding.
Mrs Hazel G Witcomb of 1 Florence Place has returned from a vacation spent in Zain Leach Fin.
Miss Dinaonnee Valente, daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Weir, wed Mr. Aid Valente of 133 Ferry Street in a ceremony at St Anthony's Church. Attendants were Miss Duis Valente and William C Weir. The groom, a World War I veteran, works with Valente Kennedy Beverage Distrbuting Co. The couple spent their honeymoon in New York.
A training class was held at the Anthony Brady Tifant House and Hospital in Albany after a three week recovery at her home.
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Agnes Moran to Joseph Robert Simonds. Moran is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Moran and the late John Moran of 206 Housick Street. Simonds is the son of Mrs. Josephine Simonds and the late Trying Simonds of 16 Tenth Avenue. Moran is a Catholic Central High School graduate and a veteran of four years in the Coast Guard, now with Continental App/Co in Albany. The wedding is set for Saturday in St. Paul the Apostle's Church.
Miss Mayilyn Chapman of Coila and Laren Le Yon of Cambridge Greenwich Rand announce their engagement. Miss Chapman is a Cambridge High School graduate. Mr Le Yon also gradates from Cambridge High School and plans farming life with Mayilyn. Wedding set for Earl Thorber in Nodai.
Victor C Buckley of England lectured at the Uhum Literary Club of Joy on English gardens and bomb damage. Mrs Buckley described Land's End scenes and Tudor houses while images of English village life and Windsor Castle were shown. annual luncheon set for April 1 at Troy Country Club.
Tom Ailend travels to Toronto to meet Dr. Victor G Jacobsen at the Interurban Club. The gathering is hosted by Professor Delweiler and associates from the University of Toronto Department of Medicine. Nearby locals and guests from several families prepare for the trip to Mid Pines, N CG.
Mr and Mrs Frank Seeley of 1 Bord Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Huth A Seeley to William J Willet of Canvass Street Cohoes. The ceremony took place Tuesday at 6 30 pm in the Pawling Avenue Methodist Parsonage performed by Reverend Arthur H Lujituiessen.
Local listings show a dense schedule of radio programs across stations with varied genres. Featured are news updates, music blocks, dramas, youth programs, religious features, and entertainment segments, including talk and musical shows across the day and into the evening.
Miss Eleanor Isabel Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Schenectady, announces engagement to Barry Wilson Voltin of Litchfield, Schenectady. She attended Burnt Hills High School, served overseas with the Army, and now works for the Welfare Department of Schenectady County. The wedding is planned for August Sunday.
Miss Cantanucei daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Cantanucei of 2801 Sixth Avenue wed Robert Moreau son of Mr and Mrs Louie Moreau of 2831 Sixth Avenue on February 23 at St Peter's Church at 1 pm Rev Edward A McManus officiated. Attendants were Rosalind Cantanucci and Louis Moreau. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans residence at 2804 Sixth Avenue after a wedding trip to New York.
Harry Daniels of Bensonhurst Brooklyn announces the marriage of his daughter Niss Rose Bunlets to Robert Dailuh son of Mr and Mrs Haury Beiteh of Itsei The wedding was Sunday at the Jewish Community House in Brooklyn A reception followed at the bridegroom's home in Lakewood New Jersey The bridegroom is a graduate of Troy High School and a World War II veteran Attendees included guests from Brooklyn California New York and Troy.
John F L Bourke assistant superintendent of Catholic schools will be guest speaker at the Parente Teacher Association of Sis Pater's School meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the Lyceum The topic is Discussion on Education Refreshments will follow Committee members listed including Mrs William Myers Mus Ronco Weta Mrs Sam La Porta and others
Visiting parents Lt and Mrs Edward W Vaialo and daughter Lon Lanse are staying at the home of Lieutenant Daialo's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Deinio of 66 Fourth Street. Laiaio has returned from a tour with the First Maine Division in Nasvih Chitin and will make their home at Camp Pendleton California.
Miss Joan Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs dln Stewart of 908 River Street received her cap at formal ceremonies conducted by Masterdam Hospital Schaal of Nursing at Rankin Hall in War Gily this week. Miss Stewart a graduate of Tiny Fligh Schaal class of 146.
The end of managers of Bethesda Home will meet on Monday at 3 near the home. ADL Second Aver are Mes, Henry G Maethn will preside.
The Fidelity Bible Class of Memorial Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church house. The gathering aims to study scripture and share fellowship among attendees.
Members of the Woman's Board of St Luke's Episcopal Church conducted a dedication in the chapel after the monthly meeting. Rev. Summer Brown presided as rector and prayers of consecration were offered for the chapel organ donated in memory of her husband. A silver basin was presented by Mrs. A Lincoln Vend eny in memory of her late husband. Alexander J Allan presided at the meeting with remarks by Stanley Reynolds and reports on donations and welfare. A display of needlework by home members included mittens, afghans, winter clothing, and quilts to be sent to the destitute.
Local notices report the marriage of Uneiy daughter Miss Bunlee My Moses to dusaph A Monahan. The couple wed Feb 23 in Troy area. reception followed then they departed for a wedding trip to New World. reside at 7 Manrilton Avenue. Also listed are church events and community meetings with organizers Lillian Hoyle and others.
The Sisterhood of Third Street Congregation plans a April 4 Seder dinner and a Sunday Purim masquerade at 11 am, with cochairmen Mrs. John Newell and Mrs. Joseph Mintzer. New member Mrs. Walter Hirschfeld welcomed, and Louis Adler announced the April 13 Matzoli ball and square dance at the Jewish Community Center.
Mrs. Josep Breault hosted a linen shower and birthday party in Sydney on Wednesday evening for her daughter Rosemarie Breault, a prospective bride. Refreshments featured a birthday cake centerpiece and the honoree received many gifts.
Recuperating Mrs Dorothy Haran daughter of Mere Hanel Senith of 767 Third Avenue Kitt returned home from Hennard Hospital after three weeks of confinement following four minor operations.
The Teague for Service met Thursday at the Reform Church with Mrs. Dorothy Alexander presiding. Frances Halmes led the India Today program as part of the gathering.
Mrs Stephanie Grab suspends teaching at Floyd Hales District 1 while recovering at home of Mrs Artin Gould. Michael Whittmer marks fourth birthday with a party on Tuesday. Local visitors Abe l Melvin Pile from Troy. Grafton Volunteer Firemen sponsor dance March 11 at 8 30 pm. Miss Florence Trelsinson visiting aunt Jamie near Blekinson. Second lampshade lottery won by Mrs Edna Rifenhing. Fred Lamphere and others spent day with Mr and Mrs Burr Hakes in Troy. PTA meeting at West Grafton schoolhouse to celebrate the organizations fiftieth year. Funeral held for Waldo Richard son of Mr and Mrs Waldo Gragan with Rev David Grayson officiating. Burial in Grafton Center Cemetery.
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