20 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1946
Page
1
Miss Eagle married in a double wedding at the Methodis Church as Miss Lom Porelli aided by Kaho and Hubert Rolesey. The bride wore a white satin gown with gold sequins and a blue afternoon dress for the attendant. reception followed at the church.
Bridge tournament winners announced with list of players from Lio Prey Seaomtob Trefomith Albany Mot and Schoener tady S&S Godney and Tobork Stang obth. The event occurred Sunday at the PMs Club OMor wamMee.
Miss Allard is to wed Albert Baldwin son of Wis Guy Baldwin of Bennington. Both attended local high schools with military service noted for Baldwin. The grand wedding is planned as a formal event with dance to follow.
Visiting relatives and friends arrive in town for family events and social gatherings. Mi and George Ville host relatives, and Christina with her parents join at Creighton Street. Residents and guests attend meals and cottage services, including sessions led by Rev Troy rector.
Miss Mildred Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Chapman of East Schodach wed Thursday morning at East Schodach with Reverend J van jac Tutheran Chine East Schodach officiating. Robert Goold of Bloukview served as attendant. The groom was employed with the Ghennodd Panne Co. The couple left on a wedding trip.
The class of 1910 91 at a local school held a public service advertence today in the Hotel Pennsylvanian Nexim. Representing the student body were Miss Alice Louise Reil of Lakeville Conn and Vive Pally Login of 1ovhester.
Altrusa Club announces a rummage sale to be held Saturday from 9 3 am at the Goodwill Mission on Street and River Streets. Proceeds will fund sending underprivileged children to Lamp neat simmer. Chair Maude Towne leads with assistants Bianca View Marte ng Helena Taylor and Mare Burke among others.
Personal Miss Rose Mo Lippman of Washington is back home after a lengthy illness while Mis Nara Das at 428 Seven Avenue recuperates at home with her mother Mis Isadore. Gates of 44 Second Street announce the marriage of Musealeen T Ahern daughter of Ma and Mis John B T Ahern of Reeakna to John Kant, son of Myo and Mire Joseph Kauegimerr of RB 4 Leas. The ceremony took place at Saint Toromes Church Rigakliy with Rev Joseph Rapkow officiating. The couple will be at home after December Lin Hidley Rand, a 164 graduate of Troy Hugh School, and currently operates in Greenbush.
The wedding of Agnes Webster Mander and Henry Meii was held Saturday at Sixth Avon Baptist Church with Wilrort P Fowl and Mrs Lillian Adans as attendants. Guests included Frank Mops as best man and several ushers. The bride wore blue and white, with a coral bouquet. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Rhodes home. The bridegroom works in contracting and the couple will reside at 904 River Street in Danbury.
In a Sunday ceremony at a church in Hoosick Falls Helen Strope daughter of Mr and Mrs Artin Strope of 158 Whird Avenue wed William Sweet son of Mr and Mrs Lihbilk Sweet of Hoosick. The bride wore a gray suit with pink boutonniere and a veiled hat. she received a reception at Willowlea Room for 140 guests from New York Albany and Hoosick. The couple will reside in North Hoosick after a reception and the bride is a graduate of Lansing Union High School and Long Business College. He served four years in the Army in the Pacific and later attended Freehold School and New Jersey.
Mio and Min Pobert L Strnde of Marblehead Vass and Larry Moobnte announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Strode to Flayward B Day Texit of Pittsfield. The prospective bride is a graduate of Mat Mekead High School and Middle bin College where she earned a Bachelor of Atederree, a World War III veteran, and is employed at the General Plectric plastics plant in Pittsfield.
The wedding of Miss Helen M annse daughter of Wi and Mrs Toms Brianse of Granitle and Hermon P Monre son of Mywad Mrs Paris Moore if Grantalhy Logk place Saturday So. 9a Tomity Fuscopal Ghurch Gran ville aid pin Rev Roburt Kil Yolin performed the cereanny Miss IlElizabeth Stinker was t he mid of hone: an Eneyn Harry Woodruff gy sensed ay bret nin for its cousin. The nehers were Lows BE phreuse brother of She Inade Piul Woodrif TP Ralph Shildon and Wihim felon cousins of the bridegrno. the couple left on a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
Avert Park man and his bride prepare for a wedding ceremony in Troy. The couple and families plan an annual reception hosted by the Women’s Board of Maigers at the Presbytenia iHome. The couple will reside on Melanley Avenue after the ceremony.
A Watervliet couple wed at St Bodgers with Rev Bourke officiating. Bride Missy Holon Pancmld wore white gown with veil, attended by maid Lu mene Gieiks. Groom Joseph Dietl and best man Gierk assisted. The couple will reside at 71 Woodbine Avenue.
A Sanitary report notes formation of two corporations seeking to establish broadcasting stations in Binghamton and Plattsburg. Endicott Broadcasting Corp plans in Binghamton with Howard T. Davis and others as directors. Hancock residents vote to remain dry after earlier plans faltered.
Scout Troop hosts at church hall with visitors from North and West district. Committee led by Willana plans next seven day activities while Ray H. Sherman neighborhood commission member outlines new scout regulations.
Reported conference aboard a submerged U S submarine with President Kitman at the oval base. Officials and correspondents mingled as the sub descended to test cable rendezvous and a two hour undersea exercise with attacking forces.
A cryptic OCR strip quotes a student note about youths maturing earlier than parents and the idea that today’s young men feel more grown than earlier generations. The fragment references San Jose State College and a journal department, with speech about aging and parental comparison.
Russell Auxiliary met in Byuntih wi Hds Monday to plan officer elections for December 2. Miss Lela Suulta presided with Mia LiKen Stonun assisting. a group gift was presented and Mulol Mann was active in organizing a spaghetti dinner.
Fragmentary note records two troopships arriving in New York with hundreds of troops aboard and various misread names and numbers. The legible items mention St Albats, Lenape, McAndrew, and numbers around 1370 to 1427 troops, but the text is partially garbled and unclear. The source outlines a delivery timeline from an unidentified origin to a destination likely in the city during a wartime mobilization.
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