Miss Louzon To Be Bride Announcement
Miss Louzon becomes bride to Robert Kane as announced by parents Nev and Mrs Edward Louzon of Waterville New York. Bride elect attended Troy High and plans a Feb 7 wedding at St Patrick's Church Watervliet.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1958
Page
2
Miss Louzon becomes bride to Robert Kane as announced by parents Nev and Mrs Edward Louzon of Waterville New York. Bride elect attended Troy High and plans a Feb 7 wedding at St Patrick's Church Watervliet.
Miss Joan Clare Carruthers wed William D Powell in Glens Park church. Attended by family including Sydney Carruthers and Henry Cornilors, ceremony featured lace gowns and pompous bouquets. Powell, a Navy Reserve officer, and Carruthers plan a New England Canada honeymoon and reside in San Francisco.
Martha Trice and Edwin Angell wed at Hyde Park Methodist Church in Tampa Florida with Rev Frank Thompson officiating. The bride wore a gown with train and pearls, attended by bridesmaids and maid of honor, while the groom’s party included ushers and a best man. Guests were received in turquoise attire, and the ceremony featured musical selections and floral arrangements.
An Argyle couple, Mr and Mrs. Herbert J. Ferguson of Argyle, wed Sept. 37 at the Taakayilin Baptist Church in Cossig rope. Miss Patricia Braun served as maid of honor. bridesmaids were Martha Thygerson and Leona Bennett. Donald Keceh was best man. ushers were McDougall and Lordan Kennett. The bride wore a fire and tulle gown with a pearl headband and veil, carrying white pompons. The couple will reside in Springfield, Maine, after he completes duties as a graduate of Argyle Central School.
The Danish Sisterhood will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday evening at Danish Brotherhood Hall. Mrs Wess Thomsen, who attended the national convention in Ontario, will present a conference report. A program of refreshments and games will follow.
Rhea Talley, writer and caluminist, will speak at the Tin Literary Club Pi day meeting at 2:50 PM. Introduction by Mrs. Francis Miner, with other speakers including Taruaya Warren Shure and Dan T. Moore. Officers for next year announced. installation planned Oct. 16 by District Deputy.
Ste Johnn’s Altar Guild met at Mrs DB Fluchshill’s home. Mrs Clayton Goons led devotions, assisted by Mrs Albert Booth and Miss Dorothy Bemgen. Mrs Frank Thompson presided as president at the business session. Tower chairman Mrs Adolph Duerschner reported on the merchant board during summer months and a dominant committee was formed. Mrs Harold Taier and Miss Burnet Flea will serve in the altar committee for Getahur. Miss Hudalt Luediea assisted with the meetings. The wreeting will be held October 27 at the home of Mrs Turner, 133 9th Ave.
The Antique Study Club will convene Thursday at the Mann Lie shown as the five and will feature speakers including Mr and Mrs John Luvies Hebrew Benuvis Ayn S. Dall president Masanieni Sortetamarriie. Members are asked to bring old rivets and to attend Union Fern Hospital Irontelvets refreshments will be served.
In Albany at Pelvicks Church, Miss Ani Garde velli ard Philip Gadous exchanged vows. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Uride Wat, wore a pearly gown with a long train and veil. Best man was Donato, with bridesmaids in emerald green velvet. After a reception at Carmen's Hall, the couple will reside at 44 Fairfield Ave Albany. Mrs Gadoui works for the New York State Department of Labor and New York Central Railroad.
A chaotic, OCR damaged item notes Brunsuich Uarit planning trips to the United Nations and Sponcase. Names such as Uy Beyrswick Elaine Bern, Ray mond Wilder, ela Me genvp leelded appear with a group including Mrs Mary Seawhey, Mrs Esther Kang, and Mes Marion Backer, in charge of a business lesson.
Former resident of Cald-Well, now returning home to 88 Wileth St. Albaily with plans to settle there.
Mrs Joseph Bl A Ormsby, a farmer Trojans, and her children Isa and Stephon have relocated from Boston to Lily Goshen Ave in West Lis A gelrs CA. Mr Gemsby is listed as Hit 800 af Tro- Hea Sgl. Mrs Ormsby of 160 Nill St and Mrs Ormshy Asa Sneyner accompany Shirley Carletensen daughter of Ap and Mrs Tabn G Chivas Jensen, 197 Bt Ave.
Mr and Mrs Tawi Rueten berg of Lbld Cavin CL announce the engagement of their daughter Alysia Phyllis to Milton Dermal son of Mrs Shirley Vermen of Brontstyn and the late Samuel Hern. Miss Rothenberg is a graduate of Tray is Sebel with Tuts University and Russell Saze College. He is a graduate of Tinton College and a NYU Law student. A wedding is planned.
Miss Nancy, Mary Shaughnessy and Lugend Vaumilyea announce the engagement of Aliss Shuyhnessy's payynts Mr and Mrs Srobert Shaughnessy of 23 Eagle St Cuhoes. Vere rmityes GF, son of Jans Eugene vormilyiea of Route 49 Troy, attends Keveny Memorial Academy. He works in engineering records for New York Telephone Co. Her fiancé is an alumnus of Troy High School and Rudson Valley Technical Inst. A veteran of Army service.
Shenendehawa Central School held a session to review the council constitution and elect officers for the upcoming school year. Randy Burns was chosen president Sobert Abert vice president and Dave Cloppa secretary. Faculty advisers were Miss Catherine Cali and Motherl Uckert. Plans included fundraising for Halloween and United States Committee for UNCER.
A meeting will be held for CCKS 1948 class members to discuss plans for a reunion. The event will take place next month at Albany Law School with attendees from Wayne, Watervliet, and surrounding areas urged to attend.
A garbled account of a bridge bidding discussion. Players debate six spades versus other contracts, mentioning spades and hearts, with references to suits and potential tricks. The text shows mishearing and confusion as partners consider the best contract and the implications of discard decisions.
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