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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1959
Page
4
The former Miss Felski married Lt. in the Army as he served at Ft. Monmouth New Jersey after graduating Catholic Central High School. She is a Watervliet High School alumna employed in revenue accounting for the New York Telephone Co. The couple plans to reside in Eaton town Nid after a York Beach Maine trip.
Rita Belski daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Belski Watervliet became the bride Saturday to John F Quest son of Mrs Elizabeth Quest also of Watervliet at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Boleslaus Watroba officiated with attendants and guests noted. The couple plans activities with a Community Trust Fund drive and local events following the ceremony.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Lansingburg Babenuth League hosts a round and square dance at Knickerbackerdunier High School tonight at 7:30 PM. Music by Ray Eaton. Chairman Mrs. Harold Zink says tickets sold only at the door.
Adrianne HanChett of Latham wed John Jay Coddington of Stone Ridge in a candlelight ceremony at the Community Reformed Church Pardall Rev Jesina Hogenboom officiated. The bride wore white chiffon over taffeta with pearls and a chiffon veil. Michaeline HanChett maid of honor. bridesmaids Catherine Donaghue and Mrs Leon Brunnell. Best man Gerald Coddington. ushers Robert Brown William Sanderson Larry Coddington. After a reception the couple left for a New England trip and will live in Randall. The bride graduated from Watervliet High School and works for the New York State Department of Correction. the groom is a graduate of Fitchville High School and coowner of Coddington Lumber Co.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Rensselaer County held its first meeting aboard Dr and Mrs Leo Weinstein’s yacht Lark II in Castleton. Mrs Weinstein presided and committee chairs reported. Mrs Samuel J. Wore Jin was named chair of the October membership tea and Mrs Thomas D Femrick led the rummage sale planning for September.
Returning commuting students at Russell Sage College must report to the John Paine Lounge tomorrow between 4 30 am and noon to complete their non academic registration for the coming year.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones of 1503 Tibbits Ave reveals engagement of Patricia Ann Jones to Lt Edward Charles Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Charles K Robinson of 4th St Troy A winter wedding is planned Patricia Ann a Troy High and Russell Sage College senior majoring in elementary education is engaged to a West Point graduate who is in the Artillery Officers Basic course in Florida Oklahoma City or nearby post.
The marriage of Mrs Irene White daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Biele of 3 Clinton Ave Waterford to Donald Dudden son of Mr and Mrs John Dudden of 1 Middle Si Waterford took place Aug 24 at St Marys Church Waterford. Mrs William Terrell was matron of honor and Edward Dudden was best man with George Bistie and Raymond Dudden as ushers. A reception followed at OC A Hall Cohoes. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls the couple reside in Waterford. The bride attended Keveny Memorial Academy and the groom a Waterford High School graduate employed by the state.
Eileen Duncan of 381% VIAth Street was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Anna Main-Hossner at 7 Cypress Street. Thirty five guests attended. Mrs. Duntan plans to marry Theodore Biclawa on October 3.
Mr and Mrs John Bulat of AD 1 Castleton announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Daniel Joseph Holser, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Holser of Averill Park. The wedding is set for September 27 at the Dutch Reformed Church of East Greenbush.
Miss Mary Eton Scully, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen A Scully Jr of 437 Troy Schenectady Road Latham, married Roger J Miner son of Mr and Mrs Wilmer Miner of Heford after a ceremony at St Ambrose Church Latham. Rev William A Walsh officiated and Papal Blessing given. Reception at St WL Pitts Hall followed. They plan to live at 1 Central Ave Latham.
Miss Bertha FE Wermiller, supervisor of the New York Telephone Co, Albany, spoke at a meeting of the Albany Chapter Inc American Institute of Banking held at The Sheraton Ten Fuck. Harold Garey, chapter president, and Daniel Laughlin, co Chairman of the educational committee, represented Troy Savings Bank. Chester F Milhouse of Manufacturers National Bank for Troy attended with Mrs Nota FR Verdile. Robert Grass, John Barnes, Francis Donald, Donald Morris of National City Bank headed a delegation including Albert Hems, Kathryn Long, Dorothy Prentice, James Gorham Jr, Betty Gailey, Janet Cunningham. Gordon L Banker, president, attended from Union National Bank with Rita Watson and Edward Houle.
The Women’s Association of Leon ard Hospital held its first fall meeting Tuesday at the McKean Staff House. Mrs. Everett J. Becker Jr. presided as committee reports were read. Mrs. Frank Kennedy announced plans for a card party to be held in October, with Tuesday, October 1a, set for the next regular meeting.
The Women’s Organization of the Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church will host a fall season dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. The program centers on the theme Our North American Neighbors. Mrs Norman Kindt chairs the prayer committee. Devotions will be led by Mrs Jesus Villarocha. Mrs Lloyd Aren, president, will preside over the business session.
Mr and Mrs Frank P Mc Kee fe of Brunswick road and their daughters Ann and Eb len have moved to Phattsburg where they are living at Indian Bay on the Lake Shore Road.
Sgt and Mrs Gerald Wilkes of Oceanside California visit his mother Mrs Fred Falconer of 2900 6th Ave Wilkes is stationed with the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton Calif He will return to the base September 30
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