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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1946
Page
2
Miss Barbu Ballina Lagg of Metrosohog entered Yale University School of Nursing at New Haven Conn. Mrs Logeie a graduate of Mount Molyoka College in July, Horvoke, Mage.
A fragmentary report describes private owners in Rome customizing Army jeeps after sale to resemble civilian cars. Notes include varied colors from green to lavender, added winterization such as glass, and decorative touches like chrome, but mentions careless smoking among owners.
Schuylerville Ajax Joan Katherine Matiaws of 2b 07 150 Avenue Rosedale daughter of Robert S Mathews and Joseph Sullivan of Victory Mills son of Jeremiah J Sullivan were married at St Clares rectory in Rosedale by Rev Bather Haggerty. Attending were Marguerite Meirima and TJ O’Brien. The bride wore a white gown with fingertip veil and carried an old fashioned bouquet. After ceremony the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s parents home, then began a wedding trip through northern New York and Maine. They will reside after October 98 at a home on Pearl Street Schuylerville. The bride is a graduate of Andrey Jackson High School and formerly with Elizabeth Arden. The groom is a graduate of Schuylerville High School and employed at the O’Brien Hotel. Friends from the area attended. Also noted is the Saratoga Classis Men’s Fellowship dinner at Old Saratoga Reformed Church at 6:30. Dr. Heed Zimmerman will speak. Dinner will be served in the recreation hall.
Authorities investigated a privately owned craft crash during a pleasure flight near Pentel Illinois. Pilot Fred Weirth, 20, and his daughter Linda perished. witnesses reported the plane went down amid a weekend outing with few details preserved.
Souderton Pa. Linford D Hackman will depart for a Canadian mission zone. Directed by the Mennonite Church missions head for the Alberta area, he operates a small plane equipped with skis to map air routes through the wilderness. Previously he piloted a United States mail plane on Minnesota routes.
Edith A Garnsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Orson Garnsey married Donald E Nadeau son of Mr and Mrs Zoel Nadeau at Notre Dame de Lourdes with Rev Leo J Dufart presiding. Reception at O Briens Hotel drew about 160 guests from Fitching Mass New Jersey Schenectady Maine Albany Fort Edward Comstock Cahoes.
The 80,000 ton British liner Queen Elizabeth docked at New York Harbor amid a gala welcome. Molotov and Vishinsky attended with other dignitaries as crowds lined the riverfront. The ship, boasting 2,314 passengers now, showcased five levels of public rooms and cabarets, reflecting wartime mobility and postwar luxury.
A transcription heavy piece describes a political weather in Washington where a chicken shortage looms due to strikes and hotel staff walkouts. It notes high prices, hotel closures, and political blame while residents improvise by eating boiled chicken sandwiches at the Mayflower Drug Store and joking about grocery shortages. It mentions the Mayflower Hotel, the Democratic National Committee, and local vendors as context.
The United States Coast Guard will remove seven buoys from the Hudson River during dredging work to be completed by Monday. Led by Chief Yontywaln’s mate Frank Bollty, buoys will be planned for relocation to the New York Power and Light Corp facility near a shoal. Specific buoy numbers include Widson River Buoy 78 and others listed, all placed in an emergency wartime dredging context.
A spaghetti supper is planned at School 14 by the Parent-Teacher Association from 6 to 3 pm. Mrs Miele Pussolily chairs the committee with Mr Clarence Hall and Mrs George Bohrer, Miss Anni Muvoy, the principal, and Mrs Bernard Smith in charge of reservations. Mrs Mary Palindigo leads kitchen duties.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mount View Volunteer Pioneer Company will hold its monthly meeting at 104 Euclid Avenue at 8 PM today. All members are urged to attend as an important agenda is planned.
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