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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
3
Watervliet soldiers bound in marriage as a Srey man and a partner tied the knot. The reception followed the ceremony with guests attending at a local venue. The couple departed for a brief honeymoon lasting about three weeks before returning home.
The wedding of Miss Walsh was attended by friends and family. The bride wore a bouquet of talismas roses and traveled in a floral arrangement. The groom, a former worker at Jobo A. Man Paper Co. in Green, now resides in this city.
The Bishop Coadjutor is slated to speak at a parish supper hosted by the Ascension Guild in Paris House of the Cauren Of the Ascension. The event begins at 6 45 p m and features a Fat supper. Organizers include Mrs Joan Eigie and Mr George Fogg with assistance from Mrs Mira Bar McCotlum and others. The talk will cover church matters and the speaker recently returned from the coast with updates on her son in the Navy.
The wedding of Miss Negarene Shellie and Pvt David James Sawyer was held Sunday at 4 pm at East Greenwich United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Joseph P. Cogdell officiating. The ceremony featured organ music and songs by the bride and soloist, with guests from Easton Cambridge Schuyterville and Pittsfield.
Personal news notes list Rome Me Mrs Frenk Fibley 312 Avenue roomed returning from Maine coast Ruth Haske Miss Sara Kennedy Cohdes and friends plan month end in Elstira Mrs Stephen Neason Case Fifth Avenue back from Hartford Conn. Mr and Mrs Sonn RB Latham and children Jack Franklin Gail Polly of New London Conn vacationing Mrs Elsie A Potter Auburn faculty East High School after weekend with mother Arthur B Potter Bessie Walsh Amyot and niece Marcia Welsh return from eight days at Chateau Frontenac Quebec Canada with a Citadel visit for Sgt Edmund Gray Ottawa Montreal trip aboard steamer in Quebec.
Miss Ethel Weed Locke daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Locke of West Sand Lake married George John Prophet son of Mrs Elizabeth Prophet of 247 Hilkdale venue Haverhill Massachusetts. The church ceremony featured music by Mrs Charles Hi pre and a corsage of Starlight roses for the bride. Reception followed at the parish house with detailed attire descriptions and out of town guests from Haverhill New York Poughkeepsie New Jersey Albany. The couple planned a Canada wedding trip and will reside in Haverhill.
Mrs Kenneth B La Chapelle hosted a shower and bridge party at 318 Spring Avenue for Miss Elizabeth Thay awaiting marriage to Rev John Moody Stuart The evening featured four bridge tables and awards for high scores to several guests A mahogany occasional table and gifts were presented to the guest of honor with refreshments served Guests included Mrs George Bonesteel Miss Helen Theu Miz Bettie Flynn and many others
Miss Dana Sorotton of New York returns Monday after weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ft. Solomon. Mrs. Kennedy Creevey and child return Monday from New Hartford after summer visit. Prof. and Mrs. Howard Carrigan hosted yesterday for Li. RB. Palmer Baker USNR and Mrs. Baker visiting Lt. Baker's parents Dr. and Mrs. Hay Palmer.
Evelyn Toben daughter of Mr and Mrs Toben of Whitehall and Sgt Joseph LaMay Engineering Corps son of Mr and Mrs LaMay of Whitehall were united in marriage at the Baptist Church parsonage in Whitehall. Rev David Martin performed the double ring ceremony at 2 pm. Eloise Leddich cousin of the bride was maid of honor Edward Laslay brother of the groom was best man. The bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Burlington Vermont and Canada following the ceremony.
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Faculty Club launches fall activities tomorrow at 1 3 p m at 45 Maple Avenue hosted by Mrs Livingston W Houston. New members are welcomed and will join a musical program by Mrs Jay Gould with pianist Mrs G Howard Carragen. Co chairs Mrs Ray Palmer Baker and Mrs Carragan. A rummage sale by the Business and Professional Woman's Club at 33 Gaverety Street in Seles will start Saturday at 9 am with committee members accepting contributions Friday led by chair Mrs Lois Vogel.
Miss Vers Conner daughter of Thomas Conner and the late Mrs Conner of Greeshil Swansea south Wales England became the bride August 39 at St Josephs Church in Swansea to Seaman Bernard D Ives son of Mrs De Forest W Ives of 316 Ninth Screes Froy The ceremony was performed by Rev John OLeery The bride wore a street length Royal blue gown with brown accessories and a corsage of pink snapdragons and baby s breath The wedding breakfast was held at the bride s home An unexpected guest was the bride s brother Pvt Sidney Cotmer of His Majesty s Royal Army home from Germany The Welsh girl is employed in the packing division of Emmanuel Thames and Son in Swansea Ives a Troy High School graduate was employed in the Radio Transmitter Division of General Electric Co in Schenectady He had just returned from a voyage to American occupied Germany and to Germany The bride will remain with her father until passage to the United States can be secured where she will live in Troy
The Women’s Guild of the First Presbyterian Church of Troy held its fall meeting in the church vestry. Luncheon, sewing for Vanderheyden Hall, and gauze compresses for overseas hospital work were organized. Mrs Frederick W. Evans spoke on Christian education across Presbyterian churches. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday.
The Gamma Chapter sorority Delta Psi held a rush party last night at the Jewish Community Center. Portia Dauber served as chair. In a brief meeting, Alberta Braveman reported on plans for the formal dance this Saturday at Shaker Ridge Country Club, with her committee refining the preparations.
Coxswain Woodrow McNickle of New York City trains a German dog mascot on Le Havre bound troop transport. The pup initially ignored basic commands until someone called Ein plot nehmen. The dog was adopted after the unit’s Essen, Germany stop and is being taught manners.
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