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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1945
Page
7
Agnes P Flanazsr daughter of Mrs Perrick Fleragas and the late Patrica Flaneyen of 44 ide Siréez and John D Flavin were married with a garden ceremony. The bride wore a dress as described, and the groom spoke of recent charges and a sentence of 38 months reflecting a troubled incident.
Cambridge man Joseph J. Powe wed Miss Avalon B. Dowell of South Carolina. Miss Dowell, a Cherlester High School graduate, is affiliated with Mary McCleven Hospital in Cambridge. Powe, a Cambridge Union School graduate, works at the Cambridge Post Office. Wedding planned in Cambridge.
Theresa M. Faziolisen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Fazioli of Averill Park, will be presented as one of 30 freshmen during investiture ceremonies at the College of New Rochelle. The event marks the opening of a three day celebration for the college’s history, and Miss Fazioli is a Cathilic Central High School graduate.
The Catholic Junior Service League invites members at Catholic Church on First Street this Sunday October. Hosts include Mrs. Frank McGreth and Miss iam Out with committee members Merion ration and others for a charity tea event.
Gertrude B Manel daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Diane of Whitehall wed third class petty officer of the Navy son of Mr and Mrs Harald Osborne Sunday at 2 pm in Our Lady of Vie sy Church. Reverend Francis Gineheist officiated with Mrs Frank Grady at the organ. Attendants were Mrs Frank Pomeer and Lawrence Hustourt. The bride wore a white gown with fingertip veil and tiara. Reception at American Legion hall. The groom, recently sea duty, attended Ticonderoga High School and has served in the Navy for more than a year.
Mrs. Francis Del Signore hosted a surprise welcome home dinner at the Airport Inn on Thursday night for Col. Patty Del Signore who recently received his discharge from the Army after twenty four years of service. Three guests attended the intimate event and presented gifts.
Shout Town residents depart for South with J Ross and daughter returning home. Dr and Mrs Frank Davenport come back from Fort Bragg New York, sent to Park Corps. Delegation weighs matters with Eugene F Dan Studer and Mrs. Alberto. Tea at their residence and a dinner planned with Mr and Mrs Maynard Witherill. Visiting officer arrives. Two Jima statue referenced. Lieu tenant Gorman’s aunt Miss Mary A Gorman noted.
The Women's Club of St. Pauline Apostle's School held a tea and card party chaired by the club president. Notable attendees included Mrs. Robe Wernock Mrs. WE Evers Mrs. Thomas Rateiz and Mrs. John L. Fleming. The event featured a table adorned with roses candles and a prize setup led by chairmen Mrs. Fionn and Mrs. F ree.
Engagement notice for Miss Antoinette Marie Banie of Fourth Avenue Water nounce to Stephen W. Habyyke of Watervilet. She is Catholic Central High School graduate. he, Waterview High School graduate and Army veteran with Croix de Guerre Purple Heart and Good Conduct Medal. Wedding set for Sunday November 18 at Church of the Immaculate Conception in Water wHet.
Miss June Evelyn Wildman and George Kenneth O Malley announce their engagement. Miss Wildman, a Lansingburg High School graduate, works as a secretary in the law offices of Murray. O Malley, also a Lansingburg High School alumnus, has recently received an honorable discharge from the Army. The wedding is planned for November.
A Hoosick Falls woman wed Lt. Ford at the Glenview Naval Air Station chapel. The bride wore a gardenia and rose bouquet, and the couple will reside at Wesley Avenue in Evanston Illinois. Mrs Ford is a St Marys Academy graduate and former payroll staffer. Lt Ford is a Naval Reserve pilot recently returned from the Pacific.
Mies Rose Ki Conor of South Main Street Mechanicville married Clarence Harris of Troy at St Pauls rectory Mechanicville Monday at 10 am. Rev Michael Hogking of St Pathar officiated. The bride wore fuchsia crepe with brown accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses. Abs Ralph Burke niece of the bride was matron of honor in a blue dress with pink accessories and a bouquet of red roses. Mark J. Fused brother in law was best man. After the ceremony the couple departed for a wedding trip to New York and the east coast. The Harrises will reside at 788 Third Avenue New York. Several relatives from Troy Saratoga Springs Utica Cohoes Keene NH and Mechanicville attended. Coxswain Theme Everett Geld is spending a furlough with his mother in Winent. Golden returned on the Queen Elizabeth from England after 24 months service in the European theater of war and will report back to Boston for discharge.
Jath Lance, honorably discharged from the Amy at Camp Dix, returns home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lance of the Hoosick Road.
Miss Bates of Rochester and Mrs Millar of Syracuse visited relatives Ida Douglas and Mrs John Abbey in New York. They returned home after a week. Their daughter Sgt Elizabeth Bates of Camp Aberdeen spent a few days visiting.
The Women's Missionary Society meets Monday for a general meeting and hymn sing in the Ninth Presbyterian church under Red Cross auspices. Mrs Harold A Quigley is noted as deceased. Attendees listed include Mrs William Franke Miss Irma Miss Edich Everingham Mrs A K White and Mr Adolph Gebhardt among others.
Mr and Mrs Leighton H albrit gement announce the engagement of their daughter Rita Holbritter to Sgt Wilkie Campbell Army Paratroops son of Cortiene Campbell The statement lists many relatives and friends from Cortland Campbell Raymertown Melrose Troy Pittstown and Pitton as attendees at a social event two friends and relatives were present. A separate club event at 200 Fourth Street featured songs games and refreshments hosted by St Marys Club with names such as Ethel Cassidy Molly Halligan Carel Hutchingon Pat McGrath Rey Ann Morrissey Jean Tutiglio Mariya Volks and others. The next meeting is set for Hill Street 117 Hill Street.
Waterford The Waterford Rat end Gur Club meets Monday at Brodd Street rooms. Members report pheasant hunting results for state survey and future protection efforts. Discharged servicemen invited to plan hunts. skeet practice and junior program noted. Community notices include church services, park fence removal, vandalism warnings, and Harvest Home plans.
President Truman ordered vigorous united action to speed reconversion. He released letters dated Oct. 4 assigning direct responsibility to cabinet members for promoting reconversion measures from domestic control of atomic energy to other goals. He asked for immediate reports to Congress and twice monthly updates, with copies to reconversion director John W. Snyder for coordination.
Officials report a fatal incident involving a Black person and a White child, with Sheri Lonnie Davis and Det. James Payne among those connected to the arraignment. Meantime Governor Palikhassee directs an immediate inquiry as details remain unclear.
Wilhelm Dietermann charged with murder of an American airman near Bachenau in October was sentenced by a U S Seventh Army military commission to be hanged. A fellow German and a third German Dominican were also sentenced to death in related cases. all sentences will be reviewed by Army headquarters.
The Legion Society annual election at Melvin Rhodes Post Canton Heights 1 Presday named Harold Farra retiring chef de gare and Edward L. Hyan as stationing officer. New officers include T. Fivan chef de train Ernest J. Heyuian goadiet spothy L Lt and John Kertan conducteur plus Frank J. Boney correspondant and Ab VerNedes sous CUrs among others. Dinner followed the vote as selections and appointments were announced.
American soldiers on leave in Palestine were to be evacuated to Cairo by nightfall after a sudden order barred U S personnel from Palestine. Troops were loaded onto U S Army transports at the Yarden Hotel and moved toward Lydda Airport while efforts continued to gather remaining personnel in Jerusalem and Haifa. A local security push followed clashes between police and groups seeking to free Jewish immigrants, with remaining equipment to be handed over to British authorities.
The Blethodist Churches of the Troy Conference ask offerings of food items for the Hodgman Home. Donations should reach the church today or tomorrow morning for sanctuary decor. Church school at 2:45 am, Youth Fellowship at 6:20 pm, Epworth League at 7:30 pm.
Rev Joseph P L Conway will celebrate a solemn mass at St Josephs Church tomorrow at 7 a m. St Josephs Vestry and Men’s Choir will sing selections including Rejoice Ye, Rome Gloria Credo, and Glory Forever More. Soloists Miss Eleanor B Jackson and others perform with Miss Jelia Lo Wasish as organist.
A wartime record notes the Allies approving a death sentence for the Nazi Party and its affiliates. The document lists NSDAP, Gestapo, SS, SA, Hitler Youth, and related bureaus as outlawed organizations tied to Germany’s regime and its expansion.
The American veterans of World War II, all wartime service members, opened their first annual convention in Chicago with National Chairman Elmo Keel presiding. Delegates from 136 posts in 36 states were to attend as the V.E.T.S. federation seeks 100000 members by year end amid rapidly expanding rolls.
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