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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
3
Two residents of Troy, Miss Winifred Thertiz and Miss Beige Balga, wed Saturday at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Edward T. Reilly officiating. Both are graduates employed by General Electric in Schenectady. reception followed.
Miss Margeret St. Maloney of Schenectady will wed Corporal Bernard Dooley of the U S Army Quartermaster Corps. Miss Maloney is a Trey High School graduate employed by General Electric in Schenectady. Corporal Dooley, LaSalle Institute graduate, is stationed at Cherry Point NTC. The wedding will take place in October.
Ten out of town guests visit Rochester with Mrs Charles Dancny hosting. Recouping student Miso Crothia Keister from Correll University undergoes appendectomy recovery with mother Mrs B Townsend Leiste. Capt George W. Browne stationed at Wright Field spends a week with Mrs Browne and their son on Perk Boulevard. WAVES member Miss Dorothy Meixsell and sister-in-law Mrs Raymond Meixsell host Mr and Mrs Meixsell Burdett Avenue. bridal shower hosted by Mrs Robert J Doran at her parents home for Miss Jean Orth, fiance of Aviation Cadet Robert Philip Haan.
A handwritten style note promotes flavor through grass fed beef and Wilson's B V. It suggests serving garnish with French onions baked potatoes broccoli and a salad. The writer endorses mixing B V into ground meat and cooking water to enhance taste.
Local brides and grooms were joined in marriage in multiple ceremonies. Marjorie Kitley and John Joseph Johnson wed at St Mark's Methodist Church with a double ring rite, while Elinore Esselstyn Fiero and Charles Floyd Mullen tied the knot in New York. Dorothy Eleanor Heron and Thomes Joston Cuerdon wed in Arlington, Virginia, and reception events followed for families and guests.
Miss Irene Powers daughter of Mire Ascites Powers of Greed Island, Mechanicville, wed Seaman First Class Edward E Palmieri son of Mr and Mrs Giseon Palmieri of East Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville in a double ceremony at St Pauls Church Merchanicville Reverend Lawrence M Gerrity officiated. The bride wore a white duchess satin gown and carried a white prayer book with orchid, maid of honor wore pink marquisette. Following a reception the couple left for a wedding trip. The bridegroom worked for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co prior to engagement. Plans were made for Mothers' Guild card party at St Paul the Apostle Church School Hall Sept 28 with a long list of committee appointments.
Miss Carolyn Darrew Rood, 4 grade of Emma Willard School and daughter of Sir and Mrs. Kinge l Rood of Briarcliff Manor, married Howard Newton Sweetland of Cemoga Park at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church Los Angeles. Reverend Harley Smith officiated. The bride is an alumnus of Vas sar College and Lieutenant Sweetland, a University of New Mexico graduate, is attached to the Pacific Fleet.
William J A Young of 48 South Lake Avenue hosted a cocktail party in honor of his sister in law Birt Norman J Hueston of St Augustine attended along with Mrs Ray Mac Nabney Mrs J J Horan Mrs Brees A Downes and others They are on leave from Fort Blane and will visit Captain Huestons brother Representative Howard A Hunston and family in Sherman Conn Holiday guests included Mrs Nellie Windover and Mr and Mrs Eugene Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan’s parents in Waterville Syracuse over the holiday weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Sweeney wed Corp. Donald Mack in St Mary’s Church Waterford with Rev Francis E O Bryn officiating. Maid of honor Kathryn Sweeney. best man Miles Sweeney. Couple to train at Fort Benning after honeymoon in New York.
Personal visits fill weekends as Mr and Mrs Everett Friese and son of Connecticut travel to Wes tervlier to see Mr and Mrs Edward Peak. Others return home after visiting family in New Jersey and New York including Mrs Richard A Meagher and Mrs Bertha Cotteux. Families plan gatherings with relatives in Watervliet, Buffalo, Brooklyn, Syracuse and beyond.
Mrs Blanche Terry hosted a Sunday clamsteam at her Johnsonville home attended by Br Walter C Martin and daughter Betty of Watervliet Mr Cart W Mattison and son Garry of Green Island Mrs Delia Gardner and daughter Elsie of Hoosick Falls Tech Sergt Charles W Williams of Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs Millard Jordan of Melrose Miss Cora Coonrad of Troy Forrest and Doris Salmon and Mrs Elisabeth Salmon of Johnsonville.
The district reports lower overall enrollment with high school numbers down slightly while elementary registration remains near last year. Berlin Central and East Greenbush districts show mixed changes as late enrollers may adjust totals. Local districts including Averill Park and Hoogac Valley note ongoing registration trends amid varied grade levels.
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