Watervliet Couple Wed in Brief Local Ceremony
A Watervliet couple celebrated a wedding in a simple city ceremony. The event drew nearby families and friends, with no public details on the participants beyond shared city ties.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1945
Page
4
A Watervliet couple celebrated a wedding in a simple city ceremony. The event drew nearby families and friends, with no public details on the participants beyond shared city ties.
The Mothers' Club invites mothers of new school students to attend a membership tea hosted by Mrs Schube Catherine Plame and others. Refractions of the event are being prepared and refreshments will be provided.
The article notes hall board reports and a Saturday event outdoors featuring a fireplace, hot dogs, rice cream, and soft drinks. Fred Casey circulated treats enjoyed by youngsters while Emma Willa Boegis assisted, with other volunteers assisting at the community gathering.
Robert I Philips has served four and a half years in the Navy and is on leave. The report notes his shipfitter rating and times in the South Pacific, with family ties to Mr and Mrs George H Fields of Troy. Details include the address 1809 Severin Avenue and related names.
Townsend Auxiliary selects delegates for upcoming meeting with details to be confirmed. Delegates will represent the group at regional events and coordinate local activities.
Church workers in a local Episcopal parish announce a rummage sale to be held Friday. Irene Rodd and Mrs Foster Pieper assist, with a farewell party for Miss Corps at Bers Tsragi New Fork on Oct 10. Guests attended, fare served, and an honored guest received a gift.
Tou Giest Departs Mrs Anna Leotiewen Fyshe of Fretes has left. Mrs Green’s residence on Tibbits Avenue is noted with Capt George H O’Donnell’s return from service. Visitors return include Mrs Efrem Zima and Mr Mrs Thomas Ordway Jr of Taunton. Jamestown and Binghamton residents host guests at the Anderson home.
Members of the Jusicz League of Troy will oversee a sale at the Fumezdage school Friday and Saturday on Feneth Street. Proceeds support league activities. Attendees include Mrs. Nolan, Mae Mate Mes, David Eivart, and others while guests of local residents were noted in multiple visits during the weekend.
Greeniich Mrs. Howard Corbin of Cheshire beat the weth-end as the of Mrs. Gordon Whitaker on Gray Avenue. Mr and Mrs Walter Fitzpatrick Mrs Kenneth Reily and daughter Toan visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Bryant in Glens Falls Saturday. Miss Frances Inman recently resigned from Stevens and Thompson Paper Co and left for Westminster Md to attend Westertland College pursuing religious education. Besides his duties as a radio maintenance man at the 134th.
Sergeant Jages Jabaut of Green's tis ing felows is noted as tenor saxophonist with a seven piece Sid Sacks band. He left the United States in November for China and earned the presidential unit citation and good conduct ribbon. Fifteen Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a luncheon at Mrs Clayton Barkley's home with talks on Social Studies of New York State. Botiskill Grange Booster Night in North Greenwich featured National Chaplain W J Bick and a program by Greenwich Central School brass choir and Pvt Ralph Karnaghan.
East Side resident Miss Margaret Ackter of Bentley Avenue married Lawrence Wortz of Pawling Avenue in a Sunday noon ceremony at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Rev. Arthur H. Landmesser officiated. The couple planned a Niagara Falls trip and will reside at 58 Main Avenue. The bride and groom are Troy High School graduates employed locally. several local and out of town guests attended. A reception for about sixty followed at the Wortz home.
A Troy citizens meeting organized by the Chamber of Commerce calls for coordinated opposition to the St Lawrence Seaway. The event aims to mobilize 225 organizations and urge officials in Washington and Albany to heed public protests against the project.
The Novie-Sallahar Post American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the post roots on Ho Kirst Street. Mrs. Anna K. LaYsI-Jey, president, will preside.
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