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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
6
Mrs Berens B dane is to speak an I Tew To Te A Gon Citizen In New York State at Hig i's meeting of the Faas 2k Mujne Regionstration hu iL. Mrs Joseph Barwinen will be present as guest. Hostesses are Mrs Dawhey Fisher and Mire Whbson W Davenport.
The ceremony took place at St Mary’s Church with Edward Ryare officiating. Attendants included Annette Andelach and others. The bride wore satin and lace with sequin motifs, carried white lilies and pink roses, and guests from Troy High School attended. The couple plans to reside in Canada after the wedding.
Miss Bloomer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hatey Bloomer, and Prescott were married September 27 in the Our Savior Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George Porntier with numerous family members attending. The couple plan to reside at 283 Guilt Road, with Mrs Bloomer a graduate of Central High and Mr Prescott serving with the Army.
Community group Unit Pls Party held a monthly week event at the home of Mes Phomas Invion. Mrs Stephen A Leben Till Sty Vice chainman led planning for forbidden projects and a masquerade party hosted by Mrs U2 Hyerntte Mirstingar and Mrs Wo Allan Stewart. Residents attended crafts and neighborhood discussion at the address on Spring Avenue.
Miss Joni Evelyn Ambuhl and Starey A Jojo plan a December 27 wedding. Parents Mr and Mrs Teichard A Bull of Maple Avenue Defreestville attend, with Ambuhl a Catholic Central graduate employed in engineering at New York Telephone. Jojo graduated from Troy Wish LeAont and is affiliated with Wit Toogunis MMI Work Corp.
Members of the committee are arranging the holiday tea and fashion show for the Troy Chapter of the Binina Willard Alimane Asst. to be held Dec. 4 at the Trey Country Club. Mrs. Roses and Abes. Arthur J. Hayes are chairmen of the event.
The Melrose Womans club announces the annual bazaar and supper at the First Methodist Church of Melrose, with proceeds benefiting youth activities. Key figures include Mrs John E. Davis hosting at her home, and Mrs Sano A Sible in leadership roles. The event features a business session, reports on secretary’s records, and a program for the youth, including a talk by Luckhart on youth responsibilities and a dinner to follow at 4 pm.
The ceremony took place Sept. 20 with Miss Grace Quilinan daughter of Mrs. Dupres and Mr. William Blair son of Mrs. Marie Blair. Pastor officiated a noon ceremony at Troy with attendants including Mrs. Grella Hicks and bridesmaids Sharon Cappelle Jeani Cappelle Carol Smith Sarah Seute lawiar Stallo Wicks. The couple will reside at 300 X Lake Ave Troy. Mrs. Blair, a Troy High School graduate, will work for the New York State Department of Law after Dec. 12. Mr. Blair is an employee of Super Service Oil Company.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a session where Frances Nelson presided over a gathering at Camp Five Girls. References to Mire Gils, Wonton Wall, Taylor Apart, and scattered phrases suggest archival text with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
A brief local item notes Mrs. Delegrite and Mrs. aiuen arriving Saturday for the Henry convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Albany. They will stay at a specified lodging and attend the women's trennial meeting in conjunction with the convention, with plans spanning the next two weeks.
Latin program marked the ceremony at St Augustine Church on a sunlit afternoon. The bride wore a damask sheath with accessories, attended by her sister Mrs Tolik Curkin. Best man was John IC Chipley. Grover Dala supported the bridegroom who works with Willising Div W154 Mebane, while the bride is with New York State Chal Welfare.
A farmen to eident Me Troy spent the weekend with his moniher Ales. Reward Film at 1 Cypress St.
Patricia Ann Rabb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Witla of Roch, and William McLaughlin, son of Mrs A McLaughlin, Sah Gi Ave, are announced as engaged. Miss Rabb is a Providence High School graduate. Mr McLaughlin is a Tray High School graduate. Wedding planned for November 28 in Chicago.
A presbytery gathering at Oakwend Presbyterian Church features speaker Mrs. Tooker on the topic Lord of MS and a full program of administration workshop sessions on leadership, fellowship, and world service. Luncheon at 12:15 will follow a business meeting with panel discussions and meditation led by Rev. Norman S. King and Mrs. Gitboyt Lange, highlighting the conference agenda.
Fr A V Dollson Cornall University and Mrs Tonlsony spoke at the Tray Women’s Club gathering, detailing India's caste system and economic challenges. Prof Dotson discussed languages, agriculture, and plans to develop industries to lift the population, while Mrs Dollson presented Mohan architecture slides and views of the Taj Mahal.
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