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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1945
Page
4
Madame Silvercruys will address the Uiom Literary Club Friday afternoon on "The Pursuit of Happiness" at Heldrick Hudson. The event promises a discussion on American freedom and civic virtue with emphasis on wartime context and public morale.
A short item notes concerns about false teeth and dental issues, reflecting a typical reader concern or health snippet in the periodical. The brief suggests practical tips or cautions without technical detail, focusing on dental worry among readers.
Seid daughter of Avetun M Sehecectacy married in Peters Church with Bt Hani ot Mase Brazal and T. Beazal as attendants. Bride wore a black and yellow corsage ensemble. attendant in powder blue with black accents. Bride a Catholic Central High School and Albany Business College alumna employed at Atlantic and Pacific Co. in Albany. Groom Mr Ham a Schenectady graduate, four years in service, to reside at 2370 Sixth Avenue after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. W. Jacobs of Los Angeles announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Lillian Jacobs to Wilson V. Pitcher of Prospect Hill Waterford. The ceremony took place Saturday at 8 pm in the First Mercod Church Huntington Park. The groom served three years in the fort and is stationed at Santiago.
Personal Mre Millard Carle of Cooper Avenue is confined to Samatri hospital for observation. Russ Bettis Horton of SOL Paw ing Avenue has returned from a two week visit with friends in Chicago and Peoria, IL. Clark Whittaker is confined to his home on Seventh Avenue and Northern CD with a two leg injury. Mr and Mrs Frank Apueh Lake Avenue and TM land Hout of Center spending a few days in New York. Mr rk Of Car nd Mrs Alfred Beck of Terrace k returned Glens Falls ere thet end woeets of Mr Mizz Nancy Bryce of te had as her week end Be ise Jetsy Huff of Lynndon. x sad Miss Fudnik Bronco of aE Plains. Donnald Carr of 2253 Seventeenth Livest Ha Enchenberger of I Rummit Avenue and Duncah Bruce of Lord Avenue have returned from Yorkers where they spent the holiday week end with Alfred Garr.
Mise Estete Paluch daughter of Mr and Mrs Mire Frank Paluch of 2310 Seventh Avenue Watervliet became the bride on Oct 6 to Theodore Gabrykiewiez son of Mr and Mrs John Gabrykiewiez of Lincoln Avenue Watervliet The ceremony was at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Watervliet Adele Srewcayn sang Ave Maria The bride wore navy dress with corsage of Beauty roses The groom a Coast Guard veteran and former employee of Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp The couple toured Niagara Falls Canada and Washington D C after the wedding.
Mrs Helery Bonestee of White View hosted a Sunday supper for 25 relatives. Guests included Cpl Kenneth Coonler, recently returned from furlough, and Roger Bishop 18 months old. Family members spanned paternal and maternal lines with Fred Coonsey and Brian E. Coonsey as grandparents and Sarah Sandhol as great grandmother. The Kings Daughters of the United Presbyterian Church held a supper meeting in the church dining room led by Mrs Edna Trotter.
Mrs Herbert M Dibert Betsy Dibert and Mrs Willams Gurley spend four weeks in Johanstein. Week end guest Miss Dana Solomon of New York visits her parents Mr and Mrs Gauriel F L Solomon. In Delaware Mrs Charles H Dauchy and son Charles travel to Wilmington to visit Mrs Dauchys sister Mrs Edward AL Moabdee. Brig Gen Thomas Le Harrold arrives by plane to the Trey Airport to Mrs Harrold and daughter Sally. General Harrold recently returned from Germany where he commanded the Ninth Armored Division.
Memorial Church outlines week of services events and rehearsals led by David J. Livingstone and Frank Gull. Activities include aprons sewing for December fair, minstrel rehearsal, youth and senior choirs, midweek service, and a dress rehearsal for a second annual festival. Mrs Pauline Eyclesbymer hosts a large birthday party with guests from multiple towns. Marriage notice announced for Helena A Regan and Chester B Ryan with ceremony at St Paul Apostle's Church.
The article notes a fundraising sale organized by the Women’s Club with duties assigned to Mrs. Crowley, Mrs. Thompson, and others. It invites contributions of articles for the sale and lists collectors and hostesses for related events at St. Paul’s Church and St. Augustine’s Mothers’ Club gathering.
Paris reports Pierre Laval, facing a botched suicide and imminent execution, wrote a note describing his fate as murder. He said he kept poison for a long time to die as a Roman and asked his counsel to inform others and his executioners to respond.
Miss Nascy A Pignatelli daughter of Angeline Pignatelli and Samuel Leiacona son of Joseph Lalacoma were married in the Capek of the Assumption on Friday at 3 pm Rev Serpivo Autizemm officiated. The bride wore aqua gabardine with orchids. maid of honor Mars Pignatelli wore gold and corsage of red roses. Best man Sylvester Liotra. A reception followed at the bride's home with pastel decor and a large wedding cake. Afterward they will reside in Troy and travel to Lake Placid and Saratoga Springs before settling in Troy.
Chicago headline notes Jack Hardy elected national commander of Amvets at its first national convention. Hardy, a Los Angeles attorney and Pacific theater Navy veteran, succeeds Elmory Keel who withdrew before ballots. Gerald J. Cerrulo named first vice commander. Beatties Wade elected third vice commander. Wade, a former Marine Corps female veteran, becomes first woman chosen for a national post in a veterans group.
President Truman nominated Major General Leslie R. Groves, famed Manhattan Project leader, to be assistant to the Army Chief of Engineers. Groves would receive permanent promotion to brigadier general, replacing Brig. Gen. John Kingman. his current rank remains temporary.
A U S Marine describes three years in a Kobe area camp where he, a prisoner of the Japanese, learned to pick locks and make pass keys to obtain food from ships. The skill saved his life as he endured hunger and hardship while loading and unloading vessels.
Albany report describes Senator Desmond proposing bold outdoor advertising controls to curb billboard clutter on highways. He argues scenery attracts tourists and values, urging local zoning, a billboard fee system, and a state led committee to regulate signage near intersections parks and scenic routes.
The Veterans Society of Siena College opens the social season with a harvest ball in the college gymnasium on Friday Oct 26. Dancing runs from 9 pm to 2 am with refreshments served. Officers include Norma Eises president Dominic Debonis vice president Francis Pitzgerald secretary and Joseph Abbott treasurer. Dance committee lists Roger Couture Edward Bedrosian Edward Cronin Verton LaFreniere and Donald Burke. The society covers discharged veterans at the college with a membership fee of $3.
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