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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
3
A June wedding shower honored the bride with family and friends in a local home. The event featured relatives and guests from the neighborhood, with gifts and well wishes noted, including anticipated attendance at St Paul’s Bowery.
East Schodack residents celebrate a wedding with families and local officials in attendance. The bride Miss Rud Esther Campbell of Whitehall becomes engaged to Keane Van Bustlel though his full background includes recent discharge from the Coast Guard after three and a half years. The ceremony and reception details are limited to the debriefed fragments from the Cobleskill area.
Mrs. Raymond J. Hannon was elected president of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church at the final meeting of the season. New officers include B. H. Harkness as first vice president and C. C. Cnadick as treasurer, with reappointments announced and a May meeting planned for the Hudson River North Association and a June memorial event at local churches.
Miss Vanier became Mrs. Smith in a ceremony officiated by Rev H Boutin Jos. Veronica Geattam and relatives attended as witnesses and attendants. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside in Troy.
The Junior Service League elected officers at a Thursday dinner meeting at the Tavern. Miss Marion Mutt Hiern presided. New officers include Miss Sry Jones president and Mipa Katherine Ryan vice president. Others elected to the executive board were Miss Thordet Nohony secretary and Miss Agnes Hurt treasurer.
Personal notices report Juan Duncan and Mrs David J Livingstone from Swath Lake Avenue vacationing in Boston while Mrs. Andrew Johnston and Dorothy McCabe attend a convention in Rochester. Lt F Remo released from service in Tokyo area returns home, with gatherings. Miss Marjorie Wood returns to Attala Georgia after attending events in town. The Houghkirk family visits Huntingtos Park California and Torrington Connecticut, then a reunion in New Haven Connecticut.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Lee Daley to Hywtindt2o ber t Joinaon was held at St Patrick's Church. The bride wore a satin wedding gown with a train and carried a prayer book bouquet. attendants included a matron of honor and bridesmaids, with a best man and ushers from the Curley and Gurley families. A reception followed in the Crystal Hall for 180 guests, with attendees from Albany, Schenectady, Jersey City, and Philadelphia.
In a convention here the Grange County Farmer Committee endorsed Vesmond Byedorsem for United States Senate. The nomination is for the upcoming election year.
A garbled early 20th century wedding notice details the marriages of Edith Erancer Riggtons and Mrs Lulg Whypluve with Alex fo Novac and Par riskw Novack, including church ceremony at St Anthony's and a reception at the Tavern. It notes outfits, attendants, and a postnuptial trip to New York, with plans to reside at 61 Hill Street and references a second ceremony at St Patrick Church Manchester.
Chih Conducts Juvenile Party reports a children’s gathering in Wy nonlakill with guests including Mr Willie Shippey and Mr and Mrs Mowarid Wolf. plans for summer outdoor meetings and a Chup family celebration are noted. Also announces the engagement of Mary Margaret Gore to Fay Bender with May 9 wedding at Varicatyer. a Navy veteran, ex-bank employee, and Groniview Commerce graduate plans residence in Troy.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a puzzle style lineup with names and actions. Readable items mention a group and some roles but many terms are corrupted leaving ambiguity about participants and events.
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