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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
3
The ceremony at Hathrdiy Chapel in Stillwater united Miss Ailne Hatheyn Lus an of Stillwater with Frank J. Guldunelli of Scaghtl Coe. Rev Laurence P. Kully officiated at 2 pm. reception followed for 75 guests at the bride’s home. The couple planned a New York wedding trip. both are local graduates with ties to Stillwater and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Sanzi daughter of Michael Sivizz and the tall Mrs Sanza wed Joseph Speriale son of Mr and Mrs Tynatula Speciale at St Marys Church. Rev Edward L O Marey officiated with a white satin gown and lace details, bridesmaids in blue gowns, reception for 10 at St Lawrence Hall, couple to reside at 50S Washington Street after a trip to New York and Atlantic City.
A native of Fob Tavert Street, Halon Teresa Walkinshaw married J. Orville Kain at SS Petur's Church with Rev Josphins Gunns officiating. The bride wore sapphire blue velvet with matching accessories, bridesmaids included Miss Shirley Walkinshaw, and a wedding breakfast followed at The Handuck Hienan with a reception at the bride's brother's home. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside in Syracuse after returning.
A string of brief personal notices lists residents confined to Samari tan Hospital, moves to Wynnniskill and Averill Paris, and a major operation at Albany Hospital. Names include Gershe Ei Rand, Jea Snyder, Horace Greeley family, Pred Joy, Michael Dootey, Richard Kalsfus family, Charles Bogard, A. Miller, and Gordon S Wilson among others.
The East Site Home Bureau will hold a membership tea Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. at Me F, A Bynns jr in Bronswiel Hills. Wes Tames Diwkin heads arrangements, with Mies Mabel Milhun and Rensselaer Golinty among hostesses. The first meeting will be held Tuesday Oct bi in the parish house of the Church of the Ascension. A surprise shower honored Miss Freneus Galuski hosted by Mus Prtur Galucki with about fifty guests and pink white decorations.
Miss Theresa Praffenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Praffenbach of 2317 Broadway Watervliet married Georgyna MacCubbin son of Mr and Mrs Listie MacCubbin of Sixth Avenue. The couple exchanged vows at St Patricks Church Watervliet and plan to reside at 2812 Broadway Watervliet. Many relatives and guests traveled from Albany Boston Binghamton Rhode Island and Grand Island to attend.
About Town in New Yor rs. Eugene Warren left yaystor fay to New York where she will family Wath Priday, Hout From Trip Tir, and Mrs. Channely W. Cook have youiiued to town adunn tibia 2 auntoy trip to California and Ihe Paelus Oona. Student Retween Miss Elizabeth Kirkland, daugh ter of Mrs. A. F. Kirkland of Emmi Willac School, returned yesterday WSL Lawrance University to re sume her studiea.
The Library Group will host informal recorded music hours sponsored by the Friends this fall and winter at 68 First Street. The committee includes Mina Chavins, Rev Arthur Fohnaton, Wier Lo Thompson, Mrs Ghoglu, J Warren, Miss Elizabeth Kent, and others.
Mrs Alma Granam Heiltow of Clifton Street Northside married Sept 28 at St Awana Church Burthishdy to Honey Jubinville son of Att and Mrs Henry. Rev Aupuslin Supernant performed ceremony. Attendants Doroty Atkinada and Thomas Grabany. Wedding dinner at 82 Second Street Waterford. After a honeymoon to Buttala and Ne Agata Falls the couple will live at 4B Clifton Street.
The first fall meeting of May Rosa Gulla was held Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church with President Mrs. William G. Everton presiding. Plans were made for a November 4 covered dish dinner. Engagement announced for Margaret Seymore to Anthony Zacavela. wedding set for November 3 at Saint Augustine's Church. Also noted are school and job details for local residents and wedding plans for Lele Anightor and Anthony Kal. Riverside, California visitors are noted as well.
Miss Glasheen daughter of Mr and Mrs Bilofmel of Bryant Avenue wed Edmund M Blown son of Mrs Jule Blown of Bridge Avenue Coloues in a ceremony at St Augustine Church led by Rev Robert Newburg. Attendants wore ivory gowns, bouquet featured white roses and pansies. The bride graduated from Lindinbury High School and the groom from Calhalla Contract High School and works at Cluett Peabody. They plan a New York wedding trip and will reside at 168 Bridge Avenue Coloues with guests from New York Long Island Worcester Schenectady and Maryland.
The Women's Society of St Mark's held a birthday observance with a covered dish supper and montis themed tables. Mahlon Wemple presided as Ada Harvey organized the program with Mrs Witliuny Feynolda providing a tendered meal accompaniment and Joseph LiMarsh guiding the planning while officers entertained guests with a hat modeled in the form of an intradition broadcast.
Trey Council to meet today as officials announce plans for Founder's Day in February and a local production of The Ward of Oz. The meeting will cover convention highlights, a surprise shower for Miss Rosemary Hirmaiker, and a postponed Woman's Club gathering at Schaghticake Library on October 7.
The wedding of Miss Edin Mal Senez and George Hickey was held at St Joseph's Church in Cannos. Rev. Gelus Rubiballie officiated. The bride wore white sable and a princess gown. The couple will reside at 12 Wilner Avenue. Both have local employment and a wedding trip to New York followed.
Nell Their Chapter of tela outlines plans for a hayride on Get 19 as rushees tour the th y ples. Bobby Morels from the Sn loyo chapter may transfer to the San Diego group. Misa Menon Murphy leads the Mipundie sate committee with Kay Reuteman Mary Grace Wille and Kay Ryan assisting. A St Michael's Woman's Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 pm.
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