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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
3
Miss Dunham Bride is married to Miss Panthen Jr at Johnsonville Presbyterian Church. The candlelight service featured music by Gard Mattieon and officiant Warren Whitin with 200 guests, reception in church parlors, couple to reside in California after a Maine New Hampshire trip.
Mr and Mrs Percy W Dale announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Dake to Capt Michael Bovis son of Mr and Mrs Bovis of Amsterdam The couple’s plans and biographies are outlined with Dake a Lastrenca University and Pi Beta Phi member and Bovis a World War II Air Force veteran earning Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross Both are pursuing degrees with a holiday season wedding anticipated in Saratoga Springs New York
Miss Mary Elizabeth Woxell of the Woman's University Club of Troy announces the 1946-47 program. A joint meeting is set for Monday Oct 21 at the ROT gymnasium with speaker Walter Luranty on Aussie. Other events include a May 24 talk by Din Carl B Guthe in Albany and a Christmas party Dec 13 at the First Baptist Church chaired by Miss Gertie Rogsebrook. A January 17 panel on international rotations, a Feb 10 guest meeting at Troy High, a travelogue on South America, and a May 17 lecture at Willard School are listed, with future details to follow.
The engagement of Milastran Mr. Willians, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E. Wailin of Reneselaer Baratoga Springs, to Edward C. Weinus of Mt. Olan Ba is announced. Miss Williams is a Baratoga Springs High School graduate. Weinus attended St. Clair High School and served three years in the Army. The wedding is planned for June.
Personal notices list several families visiting or traveling including Mr and Mrs Wilfred Durocher at Rensseleer Avenue Cannes and Mr and Mrs C I McCagsland of Haywood Cal. Mrs Estelle Pendell called to Whitehall by Edward Goulds death. Charles Moore family return from Wynantukill, New York after a week away. Professor John S Shirley and Wm Co Preston plan Petersburg visit for the winter.
Miss Alea Hill, first graduate of Schughicoke High School and New York Institute of Mania Economics, is engaged to Talur Menderson Rich son of Mrs. Willam Taber Hick of Brooklyn. Rich, a former first lieutenant, served in the armed forces and earned degrees at Man ta Training High School and New Farle State School of Agriculture. The wedding is planned for October 22 at the Congregational Church in Manchester Vermont.
Miss Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Ryan of 7 Broderick Place wed Joseph A Hernick son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Hernick of 60 Monroe Street The ceremony was in St Josephs Church rectory with Rev Harold Sartaria officiating Mrs John Herrick was matron of honor and Danial Morrissey best man The bride wore aquamarine with brown accessories and yellow rose corsage Attendant wore powder blue gown with black accents The bouquet was red roses A reception followed at The Hendrick Hudson The bride mother wore grey with red rose bouquet The couple left for a wedding trip to Havana.
United by the Ubu Library Club of Teoyakite plans a guest day at Hendrick Hudson with Harry C Wolfe, noted correspondent. Wolfe will discuss world affairs, drawing on WWI and WWII experiences, praising facts, judgment, and personal charm while warning calmly about unfolding events.
Miss Julie A Testo and Guy A Caduuto Jr wed in a ceremony at St Anthony's Church officiated by Rev Conrad Fugone. Attendants included Catherine Gloobbi and Theres Cardui ta with Albert Pateloeli as best man. reception at Noble Cull hoy Bost. The couple plans a New York wedding trip.
Weekly activities at Memorial Church include a meeting of the Kheebihiven's Wools today at 4 pm in the Memorial Methodist Church. The weekday school for religious instruction opens tomorrow at 4 pm for School 18 pupils. The Lechure Gags and Lady of Victory Church host junior and jamine choirs with events this evening. A prayer meeting at the Patterson home closes the notices.
Mrs Ramond Walksell was elected county chairman of the New York State Post eration of Women's Cluics at the county meeting held Wednesday at Valley Park Library. Mrs O L Stark third district director assisted as guests. Mrs Bristol Chatterton spoke on tolerance and reports of old presidents were presented. Mrs Carl Tankes county chairman presided.
The wedding of Miss Graves to Sheldon Gard took place Friday at the home of the bride’s parents in Cambridge. Rev. Chester A. Simmons officiated, with Mrs Elizabeth McIntosh and Ernest H. Graves attending. The bride wore a light blue suit with a white hat and carried pink roses. a reception followed for close family members.
Daronty S Sgt Carl Wiley of Wort Knox and Mrs Zari I hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at Ad hor residence with board members and guests including Me and William Lelind Myampson. The event featured season notes and wedding plans for Milas ledyth Earle and Ralph Earle's family as well as remarks by Dr Witham Crew and Edward A Chapman among others.
Miss Riles Sloan wed Michal Bully in a Seventh Day Adventist Church ceremony. The bride’s sister Mina Bite Sinan served as maid of honor and Walter Butle was best man. The couple planned a New York honeymoon and reside on Sixth Avenue. Local social events included a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Purcell, dinner for Andrew Patterson’s 40th anniversary, and a Hadrasni business group meeting at the Jewish Community Center.
The Chamber of Commerce board endorses a Community Chest drive to fund agencies, noting rising costs and postponed repairs. They seek broad support this year to fund maintenance, labor, and program expansion, aiming to assist thousands of residents through partner agencies.
Lutherans plan a 75th anniversary banquet at St John’s church tonight at 6:30 after recent renovations. Rev Paul B Swank and Rev Paul A Kirsch will speak. music by Otte Steinnulber, Robert Gardner, and Grace Vin Delmark. reservations required for the event.
Wallace becomes editor of the New Republic Magazine and immediately accepts the post after Truman’s secretary of commerce announces policy shifts. He plans to pursue foreign policy debates during a period of rising tensions as the world moves toward a two bloc system.
A Harvard University initiative names the Open Nursery School in Cambridge as a program for children of faculty and staff. The school will offer a modest app, with activities including dolls, cut-out books, and book alphabets. Capacity to accommodate about fifty children this year and a wait list may form.
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