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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1950
Page
8
The notice mentions Miss Loux engaged and lists local figures associated with the pairing. It references George & Co. in a Muanyy context and notes ties to Wasthi Wan Ah and a church event. The fragment hints at a community wedding or engagement announcement with names connected to Hale Allen Gans and Dew Chaves.
Mary V. Lynch wed Miss Macy Vo Tyne daughter of Mr and Mrs Min Alpheus Eynes at 1841 Fw Avenue Waterville. The ceremony featured Rev Wiltiviny Plonvigar officiating with vows, maid of honor Aly Ellen Ghurtesy and best man William Theeldy. Family and friends attended as floral arrangements and a navy blue gown theme highlighted the event.
The ceremony united Miss Phyllis Ann Finny daughter of Mr and Mrs. Finny and Mahlon Monin son of Mr and Mrs. Monin. The wedding took place at St Francis de Sales Church with a large wedding party including bridesmaids Miss Kallietine Hepp and others. A reception followed at 342 Congress Street with guests from Albany Glens Falls Brooklyn and nearby areas.
President of the Bistanse and Professional Women's Cit of New York Mrs Margaret Destine will preside at the annual meeting. The Albany club plans an informal social to greet neighboring clubs at the Cle Chity, 267 State Street. Miss Mary He Denton of New York Alain Workman's Catt will be the noted speaker.
A garbled OCR text references engagements and weddings in Averill Park and nearby areas. It mentions Miss Were Wool and Miss Veal, a Castte couple, and a New York department context. The passage also includes stray names and places, with unclear dates or events.
A Cohoes couple, Miss Lise Miltirou Yvan Ager, united in a ceremony at Tennessee Methodist Church. Rev Wart Fryer officiated with Prof. Maurien Starkey presiding at the organ. guests including Gilbert Woit and Kennard Stall, and a grand reception followed. The bride wore a white order dress and carried a bouquet, with attendants in apple green.
A garbled OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and affiliations across Lancaster, Maryland, and nearby areas. The fragment mentions individuals such as Wilhemer, Owen Th Mala, Miss Flivhetty, Ann Shanes Aquiehtor, and Queen Alimbell, with scattered place references including Western Marshal Cale and Bryer, creating a disjointed, unclear notice of people and associations.
A church tea honors Missy Hiker at First Baptist as Miles Mar] dnvet Teewster, Mrs Raymond Ty Mannon ytd Weatinicts, and Mike Winifred AL Baker, newly appointed director of celestial education, are guests. The event introduces her in a service with local congregation members and well wishers.
A Troy couple, Mr and Mrs Boel F Rawlina of 85 College Avenue, announced the marriage of their daughter to the groom from Greenwhich County. The ceremony occurred at the Congregational Church in Troy with attendees from Spring, Massachusetts and Florida, featuring a Navy blue and white reception. The bride, a graduate of Troy High and the Troy Conservatory of Music, and the groom, a graduate of Williams College and World War II veteran, were feted by family and friends from multiple states after the ceremony.
Miss Margaret Fazaheta Rood, a graduate of Ena Williard School and daughter of Mest Kingsland, Briarcliff, is listed among local graduates. The notice names Mr. Rad and the Briarcliff community, highlighting school achievement and upcoming events.
An upcoming Troy Kennel Club show is announced for the Troy Armory on November 28. Fyward Ay Meteora is named general chairman with Una Troy Best and Amweltan Jeilon among organizers. city officials including Mayor ahsly Alton are noted. The event includes show rules, ring plans, and a Monday evening committee meeting.
Speigletown girl Miss Sick accompanied by parents and guests to New York for the Pratt Institute ceremony. She begins studies Monday in painting and advertising after graduating from Lansingburgh High School. Gerald Torday of 245 Sixth Avenue sustained facial injuries from a broken window yesterday. he was treated and discharged from Mary’s Hospital.
Report from the Swemmer Activities meeting at Vondierleyten Hall outlines summer recaps and repairs to dining room. Host for the gathering was President Mei John Saptis with officials and committee heads detailing health, fundraising, and special events including a garden, poultry yard, and community projects.
Local items describe a series of gatherings and visits around Verne of Mrs Nerarge Poiters. The Verne Bureau plans a siren variation event at Lm Homi of Mek Alheek with guests including Charles Gooder and Mary Ang of Ravin. Across town, numerous residents including Mike Artting and Chih are noted in social rounds and dinners through the week ending Wednesday.
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