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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1958
Page
3
The ceremony at Mechanicville Church unites Walsh and Sloan in a spring wedding detailed with bridal gowns, lace, and pink accents. A reception followed with family, friends, and a best man, usher, and wedding party listed amid the festive decor and formal attire.
Fragmentary notes show a Sunday School session led by Ms. Mowes with Mel Loulomae presiding. Members were asked to bring items and discuss current issues. Refreshments and service biology appear as topics.
Fragments show a Troy girl slated for marriage with names resembling Mes Cuorie Vannevan of Corliss Dark and George Wo Vaniet in a bygone notice. The text is garbled with misread letters and stray phrases, but hints at a forthcoming wedding and family connections.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Afni Chapter pleas and named places like Albany Troy and New York City. It references students, a jury, and social events but lacks coherent facts or dates to form a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes report COHS graduates and events surrounding a ceremony. Names such as Lenynte and Margaret are mentioned among hoped-for attendees. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases, limiting clear reconstruction of dates or exact roles.
Miss Marion Kay White daughter of Sits Cassine O White of Albay and telete Mr. White wed in a double ring ceremony at Roessleville Presbyterian Church. Rev Reichard officiated with two dames. The bride wore a lace gown with pearls. the groom wore a navy suit. Bridesmaids carried pink bouquets. guests included Mrs Lindhe Goore-aveliids and others. The couple reside in Albany after the wedding. the bride is a Wolonie Central High School graduate.
Mary Hylton Fapeds, daughter of Mrs Wilson Gillie and Maynard D. Sheasan, wed at St Francis de Sales. The bride wore a Queen Anne collar gown and blue accessory details. ceremony included music and nuptials led by George Geiger. After the church service, the couple planned a Canadian trip and a reception at the Lite Club before settling at 14 Frenels Street Mechanicville.
A wedding notice details Miss Regan and Mr A W Poladian exchanging nuptials on a Sunday at The Wide. The bride, a graduate of Watervhetgh School, was employed by Wigaryl and toured with Lie New York Neloptann Co. The groom is named Mark Potastian. attendees included family members and local officials.
The executive committee of the Toy Orquel, Aserigay As ooulmlay OF University Women, will host Waithesray at B pins at the home of the president, Abie Isulei aL, for a kitchen shower soon after Shawor Tis May AON EYiline. Miss PAIN Ips received herry gills. Gases worse payed anel refeastments to feast by the hos leas.
Fragmentary OCR from a society wedding fills a church scene. Miss Coyaliine Atalutda Devarse wed Aquald Willa Innes at St Josephs Church. The text names Geraldine DeMarco Weils Ronald W Jones and includes hints of attendants, bridesmaids, gifts, and ceremonial details, though many words are garbled.
Joan Ingalls and John Chambers were married in a morning ceremony at Saint Patrick's Church. The bride wore a white gown with a pearl veil and carried white roses, with Mrs. Charles Maloney as matron of honor. The reception followed at Tininl's Restaurant and the couple plan a northern honeymoon route to St. Croix.
Miss Carpenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tawa Wanhworth Gerspiegler, wed Harold L. Wangt in Riverside Church New York City August 16. The couple’s attendants were Miss Helen Statuble and Ed Want Budd. Gershenson is a graduate of Los Angeles City College and attended American University in New York, while the groom studied at City College of New York and Island College of Medicine. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Noszis L. Tibbel with a reception from Miss Toyce Rodda.
The Women’s Club of Valley Pall announces the 58th year open with a meeting at Inhasongilli Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Estella Welling presides. program includes readings by Mrs Mary Schofield and Meg Bre nek Hartshorn of Johnsonville. refreshments follow. Dorothy Becker chairs.
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