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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
7
A compact ad style note promotes Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards as a remedy for constipation. It mentions use as directed and cautions about effects. The misspelled text suggests a weight or dosage hint and a price or code.
Brief notice announces Miss Snyder’s upcoming wedding to a serjeant with the ceremony planned for October. The exact venue and full names are not provided in the fragment.
A fragment mentions Lawrence Hof Biranc of Burden Lake entertaining guests at a dinner party in Rotor and Pic. It lists several names including Mrs 3 1 Park Doedert and son, and Sergeant Com eo. Details are fragmented but indicate a social gathering with military associations and a Mrs Bridge mentioned as winner in an unspecified context.
Mrs Townsend honored at a social gathering with guests including Mrs Curl Roamer Mrs Car W Cal Nice Mrs Martin N B Moore and Mrs Wheeler among others the notes show mixed names and garbled lines from the event list.
Mrs Thomson presided at the St Pauls Women of St Pe monthly meeting held at Memorial House with Rev J Gass leading prayers. Reports were given by Mrs on Jack, Mrs Charles M Cannelly treasurer, and the chairman outlined activities for the coming year. Mrs Ramsget read a paper as Mrs Chauncey W Cook presided.
Miss Gertrude Robertson daughter of Mrs Louise E Robertson of Park married Monday September 17 to Joan G Eisentraut son of Mr and Mrs William Eisentraut of Watervliet. The ceremony was at the parsonage of C Havenstein with Miss Doris A Robertson maid of honor. After the ceremony the couple left for Hampton Beach New Hampshire on a wedding trip. The bride is a member of the WACs and is named in the Parachute Scrag Ga. Ths is employed in Breweries Inc in Al.
Waterford man Cpl James Danaher, of the Danaher family, engaged to Louie Slehrmann. Danaher, a graduate of Central High School, served in the European theater and is now at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. No wedding date has been announced.
Hoosick Falls announces the engagement of Heffernan, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Heffernan, to Lt Perry Ford of the Navy, son of Mrs Francis Ford. The bride elect is a St Marys Academy graduate and works for the local insulation company. the groom, a Green Mountain Junior College alumnus, is stationed at Naval Air Station Glen Nar.
The Harmonie Circle opened its season with a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Claren tiue s home. Plans for the year were discussed and an impromptu musical program directed by Mrs. Powers was presented. Next meeting set at Mrs. J. Don Welch s sixth avenue home with Miss Pauline Zayer leading the musical program.
Tom Aire remarks on Thursday evening as Ogden J Reas was guest of honor at a farewell dinner held at the Trey Clum ay. The Friday afternoon group of the USO under Mrs Ros leadership, who plans to depart soon, included Mrs Herbert G August USO director and Brigadier Gemeta J Ross who will be stationed at Ft Bear.
Miss bieen ML Liesburg of Mechabitwille married Ee¢- 3 SL Reylinsky B D Me officiating. Relative guests from Uridhet, Mechanicvine, and nearby areas attended as family and friends dressed in formal attire. The ceremony featured floral arrangements and a reception with local celebrants.
The Holy Cross Church Auxiliary met Tuesday in the school rooms with Mrs. Eldridge presiding. A rummage sale is scheduled for October 15 at 1 pm, located at 427 River Street, with chairs Mrs. Barrétt and Mrs. Wilson guiding committees for collections transportation and novelties.
The Westminster Guild of Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church met at president Miss Frances Backensto's home to plan winter activities. Miss Backensto and Mrs. Ruth Trudeau will represent the Guild at church boards. Copies of the Oakwood Press were distributed and refreshments served.
A fashion event titled Style Show conducted by the Troy Professional Women’s Club showcased fall and winter styles. Mia Lele chaired the public affairs committee and led the event while attendees viewed tables, garments, and models including outfits by Lord & Tann with music and commentary by club members.
London conferences adjourned after the Big Five failed to agree on a procedure for Balkan peace treaties. US Secretary Byrnes reported in a press conference that Molotov indicated potential in principle to accept the compromise plan but needed Kremlin confirmation. Bevin backed the American plan. Molotov questioned a Sept. 11 decision. Churchill and Attlee urged participation by all signatories.
The Daily News reports Mrs C A Lindbergh gave birth yesterday in Doctors Hospital New York to a daughter. The Lindberghs already have two daughters and no sons.
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