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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
4
A wedding notice describes a church ceremony for a couple with references to Vaden Sark Camere and Mone Vania. The text is heavily garbled but mentions a reception, attire, and guests from several cities including Boston Scranton and Detroit.
A Schuylerville couple married in a neighborhood ceremony with family described as present. The groom and bride exchanged vows at a home setting, followed by a reception at the bride’s grandmother’s house and plans to reside in Viens Me.
A chaotic, OCR style notice reports the marriage of a former area girl, a double ceremony including Mage 28 groom John Findhey, with clergyman and arch details. The bride, daughter of Mee Charing Duhson and the late Mr. Johnson of Albany, wed Willian Brows, son of Whe Inle Mr. Aunt Mes Walkin Brown of Lymn Mies. A wedding breakfast followed, and the couple reside in Lew Maven, Conn. The bride is a WhitE House graduate with ties to Bayagtount Viewed. the groom attended Chisalen Hick Selwol and Trvtoonth College and works as a field representative for Pagimouny Pictur.
Helen F Frasigt announces the engagement of her daughter Eileen Fravinn to a Balsley son from Say Fran Foie with ties to Frills High School and Ruseyll Sige College. The bride is a secretary at General Electric. Wilaley earned a electrical engineering degree from the University of California and is a member of Phi Kappa Tau and the honorary engineering society. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs Wannan Taude of 107 First Siveel announces the engagement of her sister Miss Gloria Lasky to Irving Dinewily, son of Mrs Percy Binawlix. Miss Lasky is a Bradford Senior High School student. The engagement event will be celebrated today and tomorrow at 412 River Street hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mise Claire Idilen Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Norton of Granville wed Kristine OBrien of Rutland in St Marys Church Granville on May 19 The ceremony was by Rev John P OBrien with Miss Loraine Browh as chief attendant and Miss Margare OBrien maid of honor The best man was John W Sorton The bride wore satin and tulle with a fingertip veil The bridesmaids wore yellow daisy halos A reception followed at Mrs Brien's home Mrs Brien is a Granville High School graduate and Columbia University alumna The groom John W Sorton a former student at Saint Josephs Ruthland and Holy Cove is stationed with the Army in the Panama Canal Zone and Galapagos Islands.
Cambridge couple Mies Atlee Mullin and Mee Brak Mullin wed at St Patricks Church Cambridge with James iesonant My and Mrs Leo dekin in attendance. The bride wore white with pink accents and carried a bouquet. attendants included Mie oli Ine sister of the groom. The couple will reside in Crm Uridae.
A couple from Hoosick Falls wed in Boston area ceremonies. The groom Daniel Punighoreyr, a Dougherty by family, is a Hoagie Balls High School graduate who recently completed three months in the armed forces, including service in Lie Persie Quit Conwaand. He is stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground and the spouses now reside on 4th Chandler Street in Boston.
The draft notice reports the engagement of Cambridge Gul to Miss Corton Wddy and Harold i Pabsbanks, with Mrs Sanh Prlybants listed. the bride is a Huoskile kulls Hika Sehovl alumna and now employed in the General Ele other Ga. Mr Harebirnes attended Cambridge High School and served for seven years in the Coast Gulf, partly in the South Porn, and is employed by the Malvinas express line. No wedding date has been set.
Miss Burke married Raymond P Awatind in a Waterville ceremony at St Badgers Clinic referenced as the event’s highlight. Attendants included Rose Donnelly and Dean Aunnimd. best man Lew Sry and others joined out-of-town guests from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Newson. The gown featured white satin with a finger tip veil and a Colonial theme bouquet complemented by pink roses. The reception at Anite Restation hosted dinner for guests before a western southern tour.
The mirrage united Missania Bar bina Cateh daughter of ate and Mrs Join Cateh of 424 Apcundt Aieel with Newell Calhoun Louris son of Mrs Prokery BL Lacons and the late Professor Lytunis of Adberst Cotlege. The ceremony occurred with Rev. Andre Kvanstyn officiating. The bride wore a ponidon Wine gown with a veil. ushers were John and Victor Cotah. The reception followed at the bride's parents' home. The bride, employed with the Department of Labor Mix vision of Maeement, recently moved to Albany from Washington, D. C. The groom is a mining engineer from Michigan College of Mining and Technology, now administrative assistant in Gulf Oil’s New York district office. He is a World War I veteran and served as lieutenant mining grade in the Navy. The couple will reside in Yoantrer.
The Theater Guild of Troysillan es presents "Salt Water" at Trinity Episcopal Church on June 4. Directed by Misa Mary tsass, produced with John Gotten. Cast includes Miss Ross, Miss Marian Connally, Miss Henriett ub sen, Harold Vincent, Julet Magen, and others. Proceeds benefit Redeemer Lutheran Church for rebuilding after the February 1942 fire. The play follows a prior run at Russell Bage College's Little Theater.
About Town notes indicate Mrs Whitehurat and her brother A W Siinsns plan a brief Mantelair visit. Dr Thorns Quilliay and Trauphiler Susan Jake arrived from Tourilon to spend a week with Mrs Mia Conttenye Paventa and Dr Arvie Mildred, with other local arrivals noted.
Emily Bernier Russell, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Russell, married Wilbur Strenbergh, son of Mr and Mrs. Strenbergh, in Holy Cross Church. The bride wore a white gown with a veil and carried pink gladioli. bridesmaids wore yellow gowns and carried bouquets. After a reception at home, attendees included family and local officials, with Henry and Elentek among guests.
The wedding of Mian Gracy da Wines and Mr Mra Vettin Wyner af Avert Pach and Wilmal Ane ajel took place at Hoosick Falls. The ceremony was conducted by Abra Elgar Consnul with many relatives attending a reception at the Glass Late Motel for 150 guests. The bride wore a brocade lace over satin gown with orange blossom accents and yellow tones in her bouquet. the groom wore formal attire. The couple will reside in New York and Washington.
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