This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
15
A garbled classic era notice describes two Troy women uniting in marriage with mention of family ties, education links, and local addresses. It references Judy Rev Welward Canyulel and Kalhiiin as graduates and teachers, plus naval service and assignments in Schenectady and Albany, ending with a note about forthcoming ceremonies in Schenectady.
A Round Lake girl, Miss Pasquerell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blodean, was married Saturday in the church in Leominick Pasquerel. The ceremony featured a ring presented by her mother and other satin and lace attire. Guests included family and friends, and a reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The bride, formerly of Round Lake, recently discharged from the Army, is employed with a locomotive company. A shower and festivities preceded the wedding as relatives and neighbors offered best wishes and gifts.
A wedding notice describes a Troy couple marrying in a church on North Street, detailing family names and attire plus the reception line. It notes the groom's naval service and mentions graduates of a local high school and the couple’s plan for future life together.
Two local students took part in the Lotz Liummeet presented by Gamay Miya Saturday evening at Emin Wallind Seoul. Miss dounne Galt led a production from Wen Hollyfield. Virginia Gilhonn performed Gowdbys Soldier Mine. Dorothy HE Kirkland directed both plays and Pronologues. New Rebowl for Wives featured John Karlepitrich Wie Mary. Martha Shaw and others performed. a Gay Nine Club riot was noted. Next meeting announced at 28 Pant Bool. A birthday party for Wag John Adams was held. Parents and teachers associations met at College Avenue 79. A We the teat of Hono at Seceplian to be given by the inier group at the School 18. The event featured St Bindley Fat and Mis WL with Mrs. Sohuberk presiding.
Personal Aled Fytweon Stilt of 682 Sixth Street is confined to Samaritan Hospital with a broken hip. Forman Lind Wor Turnbeth Von Sletina and Moyd Wilbon of nearby towns will remain in the city to assist. Prof Stanley Bo Witte, who spent the work in New York, returned home with his daughter Mina Motty Wilten of Manhattan to stay with relatives for the next several days.
A wedding dinner was held at the Kemmers Hotel in Alinrhe after a ceremony. The event included a dinner with a white roses bouquet and guests from Lansimehie Tih School community.
The event honored Miss Davvidio and groom Votae Douwdee Pelt with many guests and festive decorations. A centerpiece and gifts were noted, and the ceremony reportedly began around 9 Wide with a bowl of ditty aly.
The University Club plans a monthly meeting with guest speaker Mr Wesxenden, head of the engineering department at Pennsylvania State College and professor emeritus at Ione Polytechnic. He will present on thermodynamics with colored slides, joined by organizer Mira Edward Pfefferix as providing officer.
In Groveutde area, a couple united in marriage March 2 at 8pm. Bride Brownell of Counter Melia wed Gisene of Berlin, with pink and white decor and a double ring ceremony conducted by local pastors. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Haner Brownell, wore navy with white, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Gisene, wore a dark suit. A reception and youth party followed. He and she are graduates. she works at Hoosick Falls Impliment Co, he at Warin Central School. They will reside in Counter Berlin.
Rensselaer County Widtral Society hosts a meeting at Second Street location with guest speaker Blighen Ho Curtis discussing medical insurance memos. Attendees include Mrs WoM St John and Walter H MrShant, aided by Mrs M&K Grupe and Mrs I Welln. Nominaling committee chair Mrs John J Rainey to present officers slate.
The Valley Falls Woman’s Club holds a gathering tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Frances T Shorpe in Valley Falls. The program titled music will be directed by Mrs Tornne Beecroft with Miss Bait MioSlark as speaker. Mrs Liths Hull of Viveyia will address the group and share personal experiences. Engagement announced for Miss Lorraine Stewart and Mr. Sruth son of Mr. and Mrs Pied Vo Brilty. wedding planned in Valley Wes Staworl following graduates from Whitehall High School.
Richard Lahey is slated to address the Ilium Club in a public session. The talk will cover his views on music and the arts, with emphasis on learning and community engagement.
Troy council prepares to appoint officers at its Wednesday meeting, with nominating committee chair presenting the slate. The session at School 11 will be led by chairperson and district officials, and new board director Frank Duan is noted.
The Hose av Lidy Sovrety of Se Johns Lutheray Ghiredi convened recently with Mis Anim Noles as treasurer and Mtn Abang Guthle to discuss funding for the Redines and the flid Association. They approved aiding the cost of time and planning for a birthday party to be held later in May at a local venue with hostesses listed.
Unclear OCR passage lists names and relations among students and family members connected to Sage, mentioning Alyse Jean Lijeley Staliner and others. It references a Massachusetts school, an OSNR unit, university names, and various family events with scattered locations and roles.
Fragmented OCR text reports local tidbits and notices ranging from Sunday events to Palm Beach updates. Names and places are unclear, but the piece signals a scatter of town interest items and miscellaneous society notes.
A lengthy article traces Ickes leadership of an independent voters coalition aiming to influence the 1948 election. It details plans, prominent backers, and allied figures including Duke Ellington, Paul Robeson, and Joseph L Davies, with references to Truman administration tensions and party dynamics.
Readable fragments describe Marshall students involved in dance classes led by A. Walogy and Editor Ww Bursing. The account notes dancing scenes and student reactions amid unclear spelling and garbled lines.
A lettered appeal notes Rockefeller and United Jewish Appeal backing for the Jewish refugee relief effort. It mentions a New York fund drive and ongoing campaigns to assist Jewish refugees, with emphasis on financing and international relief needs.
Dense local notices report church services and holy week observances at Waterford with Rev Jorney Bere leading Lenten services and district activities, including Lions Club and Boy Scouts gatherings on Middle Street Clinton. Funeral for Fanfilo Lacatin noted with mass at St Marys Church and interment at St Mary Cemetery.
A fragmentary clipping mentions an individual named Alfred Larnson or Larm of 4 Pips Avenue enlisting in a military or naval service near Bambridge Mit. The text is garbled, but indicates a personal enlistment tied to a local address and a book titled Gaining.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.