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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

3

Troy Man Takes Bride in Brooklyn Ceremony

Miss Norma Florence Himes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Pree of 1587 East Ead Street Brooklyn and James Howard Warriner son of Mr and Mrs George Warriner of 46 Oakwood Avenue were married Sunday June 22 at Grace Protestant Church Brooklyn. Rev Kidd officiated. The church provided nuptial music including I Love You Truly. White roses decorated the church. Miss Ron Youtte was maid of honor and Miss Cecila Youre bridesmaid. Best man was 256 Berth Crist staman Acs. The bride wore a white satin bridal gown and carried a sheaf of white chrysanthemums. Attendants wore lavender gowns and carried red roses. A reception followed at the bride's parents home and the couple planned a wedding trip to Troy Utah and Lake Placid. Warriner served in the African European theater. Mrs Warriner was educated in Brooklyn schools.

Norma Florence Himes Ernest Pree East Ead Street Brooklys Air Corp James Howard Werriner George Warriner Orkwood Avenue DiBord “Kidd Mise Ron Youtte Esor Cecila Youre Ernest Himes Froy Uties Lake Placid Warvner Brovelyn

Aid Society Holds All Day Meeting at Presbyterian Church

The Women’s Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church met for an all day session in the church vestry. Mrs. Henry J. Eckert presided over the business meeting while members folded gauze compresses and sewed for Leonard Hospital. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday at 10:33 am in the vestry with Mrs Archibald Botharan and Mrs Edger R. Sitwan as hostesses.

Women's Aid Society First Presbyterian Church Henry J. Eckert Leonard Hospital Rs. Archibald Botharan Edger R. Sit Wan

Annual Fair To Be Held By Church Today

The Harvest Fair sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Pitden Avenue Street Methodist Church will take place today starting at 3 pm with a chicken dinner served from 5 pm to 7:30 pm. Volunteers listed include Mildred Farhur Mander, Yithian Meixsifer, Lampher Mra, Jo 3fr5, Swius 2 Goodenough, Meg, Mrs Arm & Mrs Lymad Bidwell, Jacob Moots, Mrs John Macches airs, J. Leland Kenneth McQuide, Harold Hirst, Mrs Ault, Mrs William caste, Mrs Eieon 4., Charles Sexton, Miss Lilian Cooper, and others.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Piten Avenue State “Street Methodist Church Stiles Mildred Farhur Mander Yithian Meixsifer Las Arce Lampher Swius Goodenough Ant Arm Lymad Bidwell Jacob Moots John Macchesairs J. Leland Kenneth McQuide Harold Hirst Brednas A. Ault William Caste Eieon Charles Sexton Atis Seymour Odgen Tabie Barneck Harold Ieee Aire Alhert Judd Lilian Cooper

Church Women Panel Discussion Set On World Community Day

Mrs Frederick W Evans will lead a worship period after lunch during World Community Day at St Pauls Go House on State Street sponsored by the United Council of Church Women. The meeting opens at 10 36 a m with address by Mrs Leon Adkins of Schenectady. A panel will discuss The Price of An Enduring Peace with moderator Mrs, Miss Marjorie Moo will discuss Relief and Retaliation. Mrs Julies Buchman Eros Comic Independence Mrs Richard Cummings The Home Profit others on the panel include Mrs J Welfred Findley and Mrs Eldon H Martin Troy women of p deformations invited to attend the all day session Bradford A Burnham acting as

Frederick W. Evans St. Paul's Go House State Street United Council of Church Women Leon Adkins Schenectady Marjorie Moo Wil Julies Buchman Ero Richard Cummings J. Welfred Findley Eldon ‘H. Martin Troy Bradford A. Burnham

Quick Cough Relief Homely Syrup Promises Fast Action

An advertisement extols an at home cough remedy named Pinex with a sugar syrup mix. It claims quick relief for throat and bronchial membranes and emphasizes easy preparation with corn syrup honey or sugar syrup. It promises strong value and a money back guarantee.

Ceres Ady

Watervliet Bride Elizabeth Powell Weds Loftus in Sacred Heart Run

Miss Elizabeth Powell daughter of Mrs. James Powell of Watervliet married Exsizgo Edward J. Loftus USNR son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loftus of Albany at Sacred Heart Church Watervliet. Attendants included Miss Marie Kirs maid of honor and Miss Helyr Crexter bridesmaids. The ceremony featured lace veils and orchids with a reception at the Hendrick Hudson. Loftus stationed in Manila City and the couple planned a New York wedding trip.

Elizabeth and Powell James Powell Watervliet Edward J. Loftus USNR Charles Loftus Albany Sacred Heart Cherch Watervlet Nap la Pale Marie Kirs Bomoranc Assery J. Mar’ UN, Jr Helyr Crexter Miss Cranter

Service Man Honored at Party

Billy A. Gross of 1 James Street 1 Green Island was guest of honor at a party Monday night hosted by Theodore A. Mertens and Bres in Lansingburgh. He left yesterday for the armed forces and was entertained with vibraphone and bass viol music by Louis Vereherau, Joann Vegs, and vocal numbers by Jock Stariana. The hosts served refreshments to about 25 guests amid personal color decorations.

Billy A. Gross James Street Green Island Mie Bres Theodore A. Mertens Lansingburg Yes ‘Terday Rees Louis Vereherau Joann Vegs Jock Stariana Cartander- Son

Sorority Hosts Halloween Party at Jewish Center

Gamma chapter held a Halloween party Tuesday night for its members and pledges at the Jewish Community Center after a brief business meeting. Gloria Jacob Soh was pledged during the event. A pie-eating contest crowned Audrey Bress first and Irma Levine second. Refreshments followed. The organizing committee included Barbara Velnsigin Phyllis Winkler and Sally Back.

Gesta Psi Sorority Gamma Gloria Jacob Soh Audrey Bress Irma Levine Afair Barbara Velnsigin Phyllis Winkler Sally Back

Troy Woman's Club To Hold Rummage Sale

The Troy Woman's Club, Inc. will conduct a rummage sale on November 9 and 16 at the former Lavender's bookstore site on River Street. Mrs. Harold H. Tice is general chairwoman and Mrs. Merion L Roy is treasurer. Various committees cover Thursday and Friday sales, decorations, clothing, dishes, jewelry, and publicity. Article dropoffs available at the clubrooms on Second Street or Lavender's bookstore.

Troy Woman's Club, Inc Lavender's River Street Harold H. Tice Merion L Roy Nev Alec R. White Harry Taylor East Side Francis Dolan North End Clinton B Rose

Thursday Club Studies India at Morning Meeting

The Thursday Morning Club gathers at 10 30 am in the YWCA with Mrs. Everett G Ham presiding Papers titled Indian Ficto ry From Alexander the Great in 1326 AD and Bombay The Threshold of India will be read by Mrs William Crush A Kipling reading Plain Tales From The Hills will be by Mrs Thurman Suit

India Everett G. Ham Robert Kento Alexander the Great Bombay William IT. Crush Rudyard Kipling

Sisterhood Plans Annual Dinner At Temple Vestry

The Sisterhood announces its public pot roast dinner Monday from 5 30 to 7 at the Third Street Temple vestry rooms. Mrs Joseph Mintzer leads with assistants Mrs Irving Caplan cashier Mrs Henry Rickman tables Mrs Maurice Isenberg waitresses Mrs Joseph Levy Gessert Mrs John Newell kitchen Mrs Alvin Gem tickets Mrs Julius Goodman dining room.

Third Street Temple Sisterhood Joseph Mintzer Chainman

Town Names Miss Sim Chairman at Syragus University

Miss Margaret Sim niece of Mr and Mrs AL Lusty elected chairman at her Wising center at Syragus University where she is a junior in the College of Business Administration. She is active in advertising and social circles locally.

Margaret Sim AL Leland Lusty Wising Center Syragus University College of Business Administration Miss Sim Washington Vail Farrel Thomas Vail Echenectady

Teen Agers Hold Halloween Dance in Troy Hall

More than 300 high school students from Troy and nearby areas attended a Halloween dance at the Troy EK hall on Tuesday night. Sponsored by the Youth War Council, the event ran from 8:30 to 11:30 pm and featured Charlie Rantiel and his orchestra. A Troy Fire Department representative ensured safety, and decorations followed a Halloween theme. Proceeds will fund council activities and public campaigns like the Allied Communities War Chest and the Red Cross.

Troy Lensingburg, Co Shoes Green Island Watervil Troy EK Baik Youth War Council Charlie Rantiel Youth Council Eugene Rogers William Clermony Margaret Lussier Donald Hail Bernice Bornt Jane Larkin Jack Driscolll Ruth Carr Council Allied Communities War Chest Red Cross

Halloween birthday supper honors Louise Sehnell at Waldorf Cafeteria

Personal Louise Sehnell was guest of honor Tuesday night at a Halloween birthday supper. Timetable was decorated with a birthday cake and Sehnell received many cards. Grace Hayes of Ozone Park and Miss Minnie Hayes visited their aunt Mrs. Hayes and its parents Mr. and Mrs. Alf Cavanaugh.

Louise Sehnell Waldorf Tim Miss Schnell John Hayes Grace Hayes Ozone Park Miss Minnie Tiayes Alf. Cavanaugh

Miss Kruse Bride Weds Cape Ernest A LaValley in Saugerties Church

Miss Lorraine Kruse daughter of Harold Kruse married Cape Ernest A LaValley son of Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest LaValley at St Francis de Sales Church. Rev Malcolm O'Leary officiated. The couple planned a Wilmington Delaware wedding trip and will reside at home. Out‑of‑town guests came from Saugerties Coxsackie Albany Schenectady Kingston and nearby towns.

Lily Camp to Meet After Booster Rally

The Lily Camp Rural Neighbors of America will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at Dan ish Brotherhood Hall. The postponed session was moved to allow members to attend yesterday's booster rally in Schenectady.

Lily Camp America Danish Brotherhood Hall Schenectady

OPA tweaks car ration rules and inventory posting

The Office of Price Administration amended automobile rationing to require dealers to post current stock by make model type serial and engine numbers and to bar sales to buyers lacking cash and papers. Validity periods for ration certificates were extended. alterations to sale cars now need OPA approval, and minor changes were made to conserve essential use.

Ofice of Price Administration Priccipe OPA Cartiicates Empire State Building New York A. N.Y Washington

Clam Chowder Supper Aids First Presbyterian Schaghticoke

The annual clam chowder supper organized by the First Presbyterian Church held in the church parlors ran from 1:30 to close yesterday with all meals served. Mrs. Sr. Morgan Becreft served as general chairman. The Merritees met at the homes of Mrs. Louis Benier for an October Halloween party with costume honors to Miss Zdla Lesson and Mrs. Reba Bevis.

First Presbyterian Church Sr. Morgan Beecreft Louis Benier Zdla Reba Bevis

Girl Scout Troop Observes International Day Event

Troop 2 of Girl Scouts of America at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church observes International Day Week with a weekly meeting. Miss Clarenda Ramsey of Willard School shares experiences from the Grenfell Mission in Labrador. Refreshments provided by the troop cooking class. program includes musical numbers led by Miss Marion Way.

Girl Scouts of Americs Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church Clarenda Ramsey Willard School Grenfell Mission Labrador Northland Miss Marion © Way

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