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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1946
Page
14
A fragmentary wedding description notes two women from Troy, with a ceremony in a local setting. The account references a bride with a white bodice and floral details, witnessed by family and friends, and mentions a social gathering following the vows. The text is jumbled and includes many garbled names and phrases.
Local church women gathered for a community meeting with plans for volunteer work and reports from various committees. Mrs Colin Alien presided with notes from officers and mention of a luncheon following the session.
A local wedding notice records the Spencer Hollister nuptials held at Wood Tordhee in Pines parish. The bride and groom are described with limited readable details, and attendees and attire are briefly mentioned amidst garbled OCR fragments. The event is presented in a period newspaper tone with emphasis on the ceremony itself.
A fragmented report notes a Sunday ceremony attended by Miss Chipman Brule and others, with Rev David War guiding the event. The ceremony involved family members and community figures, referenced by local institutions and names, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
A double wedding notice for Whitehatl couple and family in Whit TA Glens & Rubia details, with ceremony at Vietmure Church. The groom and bride’s relatives are named, gowns described, and the event hosted by Tal Tall Wwhitehol. Father and usher arrangements noted. reception planned in American Beaty 40th.
Petersburg announces the marriage of a local girl to a groom from Gaikon. The ceremony plans and family notices reflect a traditional wedding in progress with community interest and familiar names.
An OCR readout lists names and roles with numerous misspellings. It notes officers and chairmen elevated during a church week meeting, mentioning Min Jen mip Laser seutern and a Mittee apponnigd wee. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but centers on leadership appointments and organizational changes.
Church school pupils marked a World Day of Prayer with songs prayers and stories. Students from various groups performed, sharing offerings for famine relief and relief and rehabilitation through the mission Christ of the Andes. A globe candle centerpiece and world dolls symbolized unity as children from many lands joined in the observance.
Attendees from the faculty of Lummi Wallin School participated in the twentieth annual conference held yesterday at the Hotel New York. The Independent School Thinks Atesed.
Plans were formulated for a yet to be conducted event by the Women's Tea at the Jamster Church Huai in the regalir ministry meeting held Thursday led by President Wis Atte Lb. Collins.
The Patent Group appointed a committee at the county meeting held on the second Thursday of the month. Presiding officer A CotMbiHee outlined duties and the committee members included Minteer Dina R Thums, Aly Howell Janes, Mrs 4 Tulus Goodm Marnier, and others. The meeting, chaired by Mrs Monty t Wortin, set plans for the next session and business agenda.
A fragment notes a wedding in St Lawrence Maple Street Conmth Miss Basten Carmel and Sehaol ad New Pill. The Manly Mihopie Gerth il School St Lawrence is mentioned with discharge from the Army. No date or place of ceremony is set.
The engagement is announced linking Miss Higgins to a suitor from Lariye Huthdy. The couple plans a Sunday ceremony at St Marys Gitteh Alise Hitant with Sacred Hi vitigh parish, and guests include family from New Town 44th Sehowl Lierharat. The groom is connected to the Wide periodical, and the event will be noted in local papers.
A Petersburg man and Miss Leidy Manchester of Troy wed at the Litek Baptist Church in Fayetteville Fayette County. The groom Hugh Manchester and bride Letty South Manchester of Petersburg were married by clergyman Tom Gunes with family present. Guests from Laycheville High School and Troy attended along with relatives from Wisconsin and North Carolina.
The marriage of Miss Francesa Bultease to Mr. Joseph Pellettier was solemnized at Notre Dame des Vacherre Church with attendance by family and friends. A reception followed at the bride’s home with gifts and congratulations, announcing the couple’s residence plans near Fort McClellan.
Fragmented OCR text mentions streets and names such as Hawtin avenue Prato Fortney Lape and Panty phrases. The readable bits resemble a local notice or listing but lack coherent actions, dates, or clear entities to define a concrete event or purpose.
Miss Niles Vio and Mee Gilbert Tiles announce the engagement of Mie Jean Mitt Sales to Matlis S Towler of Wisconsin. Fowler of Cim widaa Phewuldog Will Like and Miss Wes oak REL. High school and employed in the Loveday Patent Speer family. D W Hook falls for the list there and one fall years. Pow has a ja au ale of Cun bide. Thigh high school and recently discharged from the duns Au Corps after serving five years on the Prevesse. Now employed by dobn runs in Cambade.
Seen Club Witt plans a benefit party Tuesday at 9 00 pm in the college cafeteria to raise funds toward erecting a new monastery. Wis Shee WeCeeser oo and John Toshi will head the event with several addresses and a dinner following.
The fourth quarterly conference for Memond Methodist Church was held Thursday at 7 pm in the Midland room. All men of the church were invited to attend. A joyful hour will follow, with William Roo presiding as head of church youth efforts.
President Truman voices support for Churchill's right to free speech amid wartime wartime diplomacy. He comments on Anglo American cooperation and the need to preserve press freedom during the war and in potential postwar planning.
Four Vore GL Wives register at Colgate University as four wives of religious figures attend classes marked as a novelty day. The event features Helen Cinten, former WAVE of Majlewood, as the first woman to remedy in 12 years. Colgate notes Snow de perraming wives of veterans joining the classes. Other attendees include Yue Alice, Pesely Bristol, Chiudiy Po deunnin, Major Mi Way Walls, Wes Tows A Lugis Po ilind Ore, Sounnon, and Mrs Bevely Phee with baby daughter.
The district 9 meeting will be held next Friday at the room beside Joseph Henry Memorial in Albany to review the education plan and related issues.
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