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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
16
A wedding took place at St Joseph's Church of Sibicitny in Mine Ketheyn Brayman becoming the wife of Thomas A Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Ed Murphy of 62 Masten Avenue Cohoux. The ceremony at 2 30 pm was officiated by Rev Bernard Lan pun with Mist Julia Te Walsh at the organ and a reception for 260 guests at the Polish American Hall.
Mrs Mary C Lisle daughter of Mr and Mrs SH Clemison of 42h Seventh Avenue wed Mr Widrigge son of Mrs Mary Etitidge of Norwick Conn and the late James Eldridge in First Presbyterian Church Northport. Rev William Mitchell officiated. The couple will reside in New York.
Personal notice that Miss Ann Walker has returned to her home in Philadelphia after a week with the Dimites on Wakeview Road. Also mentions Miss Sally Comusky of Third Avenue, Lake Erie College student, attending the Lake Erie YWCA annual dinner and reception for faculty and students. Mr and Mrs Stephen L toxel returned from a three week wedding trip by air to several cities.
The marriage of Miss Angelina Marl Sylvester to Carl James Ghonelli took place at St Marys Church Waterford with Rev James Simpson officiating. The bride wore ivory Dutchess satin with a long train and veil, with maid Leona A Budwie as maid of honor and bridesmaids in yellow. A reception for 200 followed at Gamps Hall Waterford. The couple will reside at 341 Seventh Avenue Ohio Town after a Canada Niagara honeymoon. Guests from New York New Jersey Wisconsin Schenectady and Connecticut attended.
Albany and Menands residents were united in marriage at the Pemple Baptist Church Athy Reverend John R Neubert officiated The bride wore a white nylon gown with lace and flowers The groom’s brother acted as best man and several ushers attended A reception followed at Twels Restaurant in Albany After the ceremony the couple planned a motor trip to Canada They will reside in Williams Road Greenbush and are both graduates of local high schools The article also notes a church class meeting with Miss Julia Eldridge hosting and Miss Lena Mason directing a program
Members of the Catholic Women ink of Averil Park and Whal Sand convened at Mrs. Laan Smith home in Averill Park for a firetmooting meeting. A $10 donation was voted to the East Greenbian Fund. Hostesses included Mrs. Ede ward anpp and Mrs. Willlim Rendert. next meeting set for Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Sulivin's home on West Sand Lake.
The wedding of Miga Mary Bates of Troy Schungolady Road and Philip Vedder of Kelly and Old Niskayuna roads took place Fri ny and pond at the Niskayuna Re formed Church with Rev. Frank Hoff officiating and Joseph Morrisee providing wedding music. The matron of honor was Mrs. Hoban Wright of Plattsbury, best man Joseph Cherbochell, ushers Donald Jesse and Raymond Triley. The bride wore a gray suit with pink accents. bridesmaids wore yellow accessories. A reception for about fifty guests followed at the Bohemian Tavern on the Troy Road. Out-of-town guests came from Plattsburgh, Albany, Vermont. The couple planned to reside on Carry Road in Schenectady after a wedding trip to Plattsburg.
About Town reports Bertram P Kavanagh entering Muntraban College after Navy discharge and changes in residence for Mrs Edward M Hulton and A H Militrd. It notes Miss Ethel Gilles, senior at Smith College, earning student honors at a recent assembly. Also mentions Theresa Sentddor attending a Russell Sage College meeting in New York and Mrs Sands meeting Winthrop Scudder.
Mrs. Fred J. Shear was elected president of the LaSalle Institute Ladies Auxiliary. New officers include Mrs. Francis Quest as 1st vice president, Mrs. Arthur W. Hill as 2nd vice president, Mrs. Monet J. Baivin as 3rd vice president, Mrs. Thomas If Myers as 4th vice president, Miss rank 4 Musvalell as treasurer, Mrs. Frank Addeo as recording secretary, and Mrs. Louis W. Kamp as corresponding secretary. The officers were named at the annual Silver Tea for mothers of freshmen, with retiring president Mrs. William Broderick and Mrs. Shear presiding. Also noted are social plans by local church and American Legion Auxiliary events in upcoming weeks.
Miss Helen Bacon daughter of Mr and Mrs Gano Ronson of Cohoes wed James P Burke son of Mrs Nan Murle of 002 Third Avenue on Saturday at St. Augustine Church rectory with Rev Robert Newburg officiating. Attendants included Miss Mary Hunter and William La Rose. Reception at Club Morocco followed a wedding breakfast at the Hendrick Edson. The bride wore a gray suit with a briels hat and corsage of white orchids. her mother wore brown with a corsage of mixed roses. The groom’s mother wore gray with black accents and a roses corsage. The bride is a Cohoes High School graduate employed at the Sue Cross Hospitalization ace in Albany. The groom is a Lansingburg High School graduate. The couple left by plane for New York on wedding trip after reception.
A Military Commission convicted three Japanese leaders, Hashio Tachibana, Shizuo Yoshi, and Buon Motuba, of cannibalism. They were sentenced to death with review possible by the Navy Secretary. One officer, Tachibana, showed deference to judges. Other defendants received life terms or shorter sentences for participating in executions of U S airmen.
Miss Adgarde Stedman spoke at the Tlium Literary Club opening meeting in She Heilrick Hudedon urging work to create prosperity and peace. She cited European sacrifices, warned against overreliance on imports, and discussed England's Labor Party and Belgium’s recovery through labor and industry relations. Mrs Henry B VanDenburgh, president of the club, seconded the remarks.
Taiku city in South Korea saw clashes after a pro government and anti American occupation protest. Police and an unknown number of civilians were killed or injured during Thursday fighting at a police station where a mob attempted to seize weapons.
Keucher, believed to be the state's only mint farmer per University of Minnesota records, plants fifty acres to mint and has netted about $300 per acre in recent years. Harris, Minh, and U2-H mention their roles in introducing the crop to Minnesota, highlighting mint as a new commercial venture for mink farming.
The Record Newspapera reports Mead urging a special session to probe the national housing program. He cites delays in transferring supply elements and lab equipment to veterans facilities and calls for enactment of the Wagner-Ellender-Taft plan. He seeks extra federal funds to complete 200000 dwelling units for communities and colleges, noting New York contracts paused by funds shortfall. Senator Men also asks continued investigations into federal agencies housing programs and related private industry activity.
Ketchikan Alaska residents warned against a form of shellfish poisoning with no specific antidote. Authorities urge avoiding clams or mussels in summer and thorough cleaning in other seasons. Symptoms include tingling lips and tongue, muscular twitching, violent vomiting, and ascending paralysis.
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