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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1950
Page
2
Miss Whiting bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kellogg Whiting, wed Rev George Munton at St Slyorn Park Camden S C. The ceremony featured dress by designer with bouquet of white blossoms, and guests included families from Charlotte and Rock Hill.
A club plans a benefit film show at 614 Fourth Street to raise funds for the American Association of University Women. Proceeds support the Fallowsnty Fund and International Grants, promoting women’s creative programs and opportunities, with tickets available at the theater entrance.
A garbled fragment mentions race related concerns at a college, referencing individuals and groups such as teachers and a person named Wolker. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes and may reflect a disputed or confusing record from the original page.
A church Women’s Guild hosts a party and food sale to support the church work. Proceeds from the sale will assist church programs and charity efforts. Local members, including the guild chairpersons, organize and run the event at the parish hall.
A card party will be held today at 104 Hird Street to benefit the veteran’s organization. Mary Dunn from Washington Place is coordinating the event.
Mrs Athart Zoller of Jat Prat Bleont io a patient at Bl Mary's Moapal. Miss Martha Langwith of Battle ia the guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mra. Henry Siryce of 66 Brea: An Avenue. SMe. and Men. Willen Morpay of 45 Grant Aven have resumed from Cosayuna Lake where they spent the fugl five monthes. Are and Mia. Robert H. Moeller and daughter, Miss Hein Moniler, of Spring Avenue Toad, have re turned from 4 up to Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr. and Ms. Iarold Snowman ton and daughter, Sunanny, of Wt, Pleasant Avenue, have retirned from all Tavet, vt, where they Were the gusts of Mya, MieHache ran's mother, AMryad Mea, Re Duncan Bryer and son, Dobbs, have returned from Mddyaville where they spent the week-end with Mr. and Ms. George What, brother-inlaw and sister of Mr. Bryae.
A wedding conducted at a church featured Mr and Mrs Moves Ard tinn with Rev Yerwrnt Hautidinn officiating. Bride Mie Anne Waixelinty wore a nylon and seed pearl gown with tulle and white orchids. Groom Stephen Kevarkin of New Britain served as a veteran and engineer. The couple resides at 1108 Hullun Street, New Britain, after a reception at Gronked Loka Hotel for 275 guests.
The Tw Aithesa Auxiliary Rev Francia Bo Dalay of the Boaman's matitils of New York will a panic at the meeting of the Women's Auxiliary at St John's Mpinnapnt Church tomorrow where tea will be served following. Attendees include women from other Episcopal churches.
The Troy Waren's Clot Inc plans a rummage sale starting November 1 to welcome buyers at the clubroom. Proceeds or details to be announced by Mrs Gliden, publicity chair, with names listed for contact.
Peter A Savard of Halethorne Avenue and his daughter Miss Marie Savard, with Mr and Mrs John WN Golduen of Albany, have returned from a major trip to California and New York. Mrs Herbert G. Aupuat has left for New York to spend a few days.
Miss Theresa Amue Firrnan of Troy and Robert Palmer Gaynor plan a St Patricus Church wedding in Green Valley. The couple met at Central High and both attend local schools and work for Bendix Aviation affiliates in Marshall. The ceremony is set for November 1 with social events listed.
The wedding of Misa Tulle of Walvivitel to Daniel Warren Costello occurred Saturday at St Michelia with Rev Babuan Volosia officiating. Attendants included Florence Costello and Milage Miln. best man Gerald Rogers and brothers Havok Ryan and Stephen Kirill. The bride wore ivory satin with lace, train and veil. bridesmaids wore green taffeta with yellow accents. A reception for 170 followed at Dito's St. Lathant. The couple, graduates of local schools, will reside at 122 Fourth Street, with guests from Washington, Syracuse, Maryland, Detroit, Miami and Dunaltan, N.J.
Pledges will receive pledge fins for a trial period during the sorority gathering. A shower was held for Miss Tullioin Carpenter, who wed Daniel Mahar on October 26. Guests received gifts, and refreshments followed the conclusion of the evening.
Miss Johansen, daughter of Mrs. Phorlint Grand of T CHL AVENE, married Albert Sheynte at the English Lutheran Church of the Redoemer with officiating. Bride wore satin gown with seed pearls, cascade bouquet. groom wore formal attire. Reception followed at the church parlors. couple to spend a wedding trip to New York, Washington and Ohio, residing at 447 Third Avenue.
Help wanted ad seeks a home economist or decorator to conduct classes and give demonstrations on homemaking subjects. Requires personality and speaking ability. Permanent post with opportunity for advancement. Interested applicants should contact The Newspaper.
Miss Tash and Arnold V. Leonard wed in a Park ceremony officiated by Rev George T. Philips. The bride wore an imported lace gown. matron of honor was Mrs. Wallace Shuonick, and best man was Robert Leonard. After a reception at the Cat and the Fiddle, the couple left for a honeymoon and will reside in town. The bride is a graduate of Orroy High School and worked with her father. the groom is a Catholic Central High School alumnus.
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