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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
6
Bernice Ash betrothed to John River in a note from Mrs Wills Ash of 25 Campbell Ave. The couple’s families and attendees are mentioned with references to local institutions and educational background. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear names but centers on an upcoming marriage.
The Eastern Chapter of the New York State Ceramic Association plans its second annual exhibit at the Hatel Venue Curler in Schenectady on October SL The president, Mrs Onalle Cuiville Aly Sqolig, and guest speaker Mrs Elsi Gray of Walerociet will lead the event with a Sunday brunch The group aims to complete preparations at the next meeting and expects participation from eastern New York studios.
Paula Shop advertises opening Tuesday and Friday nights with a display of the most beautiful dresses in town.
Mrs Bolerk and Coonradt along with Mrs Perty F Wilk son announce the annual League Tea committee. Theresa Conway and Miss Srhina Millington will head aid to servers, with Mrs Witham and others arranging cakes sandwiches and confections. Rev William M Slavin will speak at the event, past presidents and chairmen of last year’s events serve as hosts.
An indoor awards event at Lae Speigie town Hive House honored local organizations the Spirit of 42 Speightown Aeros and Burg 4-H clubs. Marilyn Naunowils and Marilyn Smith hosted with Sheila Romaine and others announcing winners and installing objects.
Fragmentary notes describe a 1740s manor wall inscription and a surprise birthday event tied to Wissang and darehtoraia. Mentions Mr and Mrs Shomas McGeath and MeGrath with seven children, plus unclear references to locations, dates, and names.
Gilbert J. Alelaman of St Louis announces the engagement of his daughter Elizabeth Ane of New York City to Richard Lowis Tinknavies of New York, son of Mr and Mrs Louis A. Binger and Ogford Ravoy. A wedding is planned. Elizabeth is a graduate of Troy High School and is connected with the Music Corp of America. Richard has completed army service and works in New York.
The WSCS met Monday at the parish house with Mrs. Alice Booth presiding and Mrs. Frederick Vogell leading devotions. Mrs. John A. Young introduced Marian Hanly who spoke on religion, climate, population, education and exercises of Shay. Reports covered bandages sent to leper colonies and church outreach. Members recalled WACS service and planned World Community Day at St Pauls United Church of Christ on Nov 7. Next meeting date noted as 17.
Mrs. Ploy Byieh of Whitehall announces Beverly Abman and Leonard Richy, both of Whitehall, will wed. After graduation, Richy joined the Air Force and is stationed at Suffolk County Air Force Base on Long Island.
A local sponsor sale is planned at Stanley's on Saturday to raise funds. Organizers include Mrs. Doh Call and other volunteers from the community group supporting mothers. Proceeds will support the multifamily service efforts and local initiatives.
Lawrance Ambihl, son of Mr and Mrs Olio Arobubl, has returned home from Leansul Hospital on Tuesday after a period of hospitalization.
Jane Eleanor Ross and Ted Hobert Owens wed Saturday in a double ring ceremony at Christ and St Barnabas Church with Edward Kronwall officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William C. Ross, wore a Chantilly lace gown and a weed pearl crown, carrying a white prayer book with orchids. maid Miss Norman wore a mulberry crystal gown and carried a cascade bouquet. The couple's families and attendants, including Mrs. Dutmas and others, were guests at the reception hosted by the bride's mother.
Methodist Women plan a gathering at Grace Methodist Church at 7:30 pm with a fellowship period, guest speaker CG. M. Sifer, conference president of the WSOS, and a display by Mrs Joseph Barakat on Arabia. The WSCS year study topic is The Middle East, followed by a panel discussion led by Mrs Willing Curtis, president YF.
The Seton Guild of Solon Ly Nursery plans a Sunday reception at the nursery with members and friends invited. English teacher Miss Salducen and other staff will assist. Barbara Nelson and Marjorie Gradheck will help with arrangements. Marilyn Rowley presiding.
Mary Connally continues medical studies after leaving for New York this week to attend Vanderbilt Clinic at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. She will study at Columbia University and holds a nursing diploma from Sagnaritan Hospital School of Nursing, awarded in 157 with the Florence Nightingale Medal.
The Garfield Home Demon unit hosted a membership tea at the Baalo Mills. Joseph W. Bucik and Maynard J. Dixon supervised arrangements with Mrs. Vincent Sarneck. New members were welcomed and a Christmas wrapping program was planned for the last meeting.
Victorian Chapter sessions planned for 8 pm at Masanut Temple in Semaghticoke. Ms. Melvin D. Laven, matron, and Mrs. Willum Gage, associate matron, are listed as delegates from New York City with several attendants, including Mrs. Willi Bur sley and Mrs. Chester Tack, among others.
Woodside Presbyterian invites meals after a Saturday service to benefit church programs. The church will offer a fresh chain supper with seating at 6 30 p m and reservations through Mrs. __________________ posted locally.
The American Legion Post at 1st Street plans a Saturday social with a turkey dinner from 7:30 to 10 pm. Danes led by chairmen Led Furgeon and Raymond Turpin. Veterans and auxiliary members prepare for Veterans Day events and a Christmas Cheer fund drive to aid hospitalized veterans.
Timberlake to oversee operations at three electronic wards in Buffalo Glhart Jad and Youngstown Ohio amid modernization program. Address 122 Night Greenbush Rd Alwgoar linked to sale event featuring Christ items aprons candy fondant parcels.
Winners announced during Troy Savings Days sponsored by the Morolantis Division of the Grebe Troy Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Division. Drawings held at each store with prizes including prints and grand prizes. list of winners spans numerous Troy and Watervliet addresses and local merchants.
Fragmentary note reads Elizbeth Bacrell Browning writing a work titled Soullets From the Parturuese and showing it to her husband Just as he sat down to breakfast and asking his opinion.
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