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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
8
A brief wedding notice records the marriage of Armand Lusi and Josers Luss at Edward Street. The couple, described with minimal details, is presented in a concise postscript and style typical of local notices.
Miss Halacy wed on Sunday at 2 p m in St. Joseph’s rectory Green Island. Rev Honore F Manny officiated. Bride wore white silk jersey dress with gladioli and roses. Best man was William F Sheehan. Couple to Lake George for honeymoon. Mrs VanBuskirk a Cobleskill graduate employed at Mohawk Paper Aids. Corporal VanBuskirk returns from Europe and will report to Army Redistribution center North Carolina after furlough.
Miss Gertrude Louise Botsford daughter of Prof and Mrs Harold E Rotsford of Jacksonville New York married Charles Henry Moseley son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Moseley of Buskirk in a garden setting at her parents home. Rev John D W Fetter officiated. The event featured music and formal attendants including Lt Botsford and others. The couple plan to reside in Buskirk after honeymooning at Lake Ontario.
The Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Woman’s Club distributed flowers to forty sick and to one institution yesterday morning. Chairwoman Mrs. Henry B Vandenburgh led a team including Mrs. Chester Herrick and others. Contributions came from Hempstead Bakery and many residents.
Miss Jean Lois Penrose daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford Penrose of Waterford married William Frederick Banks son of Mr and Mrs William Banks of East Greenbush Sunday at 2 pm in St Marys Church Waterford with Rev Benjamin Kuta officiating. Bridal party included Elizabeth Penrose sister as maid of honor. Allan Curthoys served as best man. The bride wore a late bodice gown with fingertip veil and carried white roses. The groom a Siena College alumnus and Albany Medical College technician. They plan a Canada wedding trip and will live in East Greenbush.
Mrs EB F Lesnick of Washington DC and Michael Lesnick of Cleveland announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Sybil Lesnick to David Landen of Washington DC son of the late Mr and Mrs Jacob Landen of Boston. Miss Lesnick is a Troy High School and New York State College for Teachers alumna and works in the Office of War Information director's office. Landen attended MIT and is a photogrammetric engineer with the US Geological Survey and founder of the Army Air Corps School of Phototography at Lowry Field Colorado. The wedding is set for Oct 7 in Washington.
Mrs. Doris MéEchron and daughter Suzanne arrive home from two weeks at Fair Haven Vermont. Nancy Soule returns to 2232 Sixth Street after a summer in Monticello. Several families report vacations at Cape Cod Roxbury Massachusetts Gloucester Maine and Malletts Bay Vermont.
Mrs Julius Gutmann wife of the new Rabbi at the Third Street Temple was honored at a Sisterhood reception. Mrs Joseph Rosenholtz presided as president. New members were welcomed and fall events planned including a clam bake on Sept 25 and a rummage sale in October.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Van Vranken of Roxford announce the engagement of their daughter Emily VanVranken to T/5 Meldrum F Weaver son of Dr and Mrs P V Weaver of Greenwich Miss VanVranken is a member of the faculty at Greenwich Central School and her fiance recently returned after two years service in England with the Army.
Miss Caxelya Truesdell daughter of Mr and Mrs William Truesdell of Haynerville married Corporal Albert S Pickett son of John Pickett and the late Mildred Pickett of Springheld Maen Rev Past Collins at St Barnabas Church in a double ring service. The church organ provided music and the decorations featured white gladioli. Attendants included Harriet Truesdell as maid of honor and Lilian Foster and Ann Pafardi as bridesmaids. Kenneth Nitz was best man with Marvin and Raymond Snyder as ushers. The bride wore white satin with heart neckline and a long train, veil, and a colonial bouquet of white roses. The matron of honor wore aqua taffeta with a matching bouquet. bridesmaids wore blue and pink gowns with rose accents. A reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s home on Hoosick Road. The couple left for a wedding trip to Springfield, Mass. The bride attended Troy High School and is a Red Cross Nurses Aide graduate from Leonard Hospital. she will reside with her parents. Cpl Pickett, a Nottheast Ferrace High School graduate, recently returned from the European theater with five battle stars and the Purple Heart. he belongs to the Sixth Armored Division and will return to Mississippi.
The September meeting of the Board of Manazera of Bethesda Home will be held at the lane on Second Avenue Monday at 3 p.m. Final plans for the card party at Trinity Parish Hall on September 14 were to be made, with Mrs. Henry Martin as president.
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