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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
8
A Troy wedding mixed names and places in a long, fragmentary account. The couple married at an unidentified venue with music and reception details noted. Attendants included numerous individuals and a church group organizing future events, with references to attire and flowers.
Engagment announces Miss Hussey to Tuts on in a Moss county ceremony arranged by families. Details mention attendees from local colleges and businesses, with plans for a November event. Strong entities include the Bride Miss Hussey, Groom Tuts, families, and the Pierce Street venue, plus Troy Haigh and Mir Roth.
The Lussiess Garis Group of the Memo Methodist Church met Wednesday with Mrs Standey Hindjicn of PA Avenue Mt John Cooper presiding. The meeting reviewed harvest hane plans and fund drives. Next month the group will meet at Mrs Ruth Cantwell’s home with hosts for an oyster supper and card games.
Miss Marjory Carnevale and Miss Glidys Carnevale wed in a garden ceremony in California. Attendants wore festive attire, bouquets featured roses, and a reception followed with guests from New York and Washington.
Mary Misthomes J Powers hosted a birthday celebration for daughter Marjorie who turned six. Neighbors joined in for games and refreshments after the party, with a welcoming gesture for the guest of honor. The father is stationed in Germany.
Virginia Laci Oliver of Averill Park engaged to Pion B D Snyder of Wort Sind Lake. Oliver, a 1948 graduate of Averill Park Central School, nursing student at Colene School of Nursing, recently completed hospital training. The couple will wed after Snyder’s theological studies at CAPA Loulyge Reading.
A garbled OCR fragment references a guest of Mas Bead Tevtsel and a two week period. It mentions personal West 0 Shuttis of brine and Haseen but lacks clear context, names, places, or events to confirm details.
A fragmented society notice recalls anniversaries and community events carried out across months. It names individuals such as Mr and Mrs Palme Bennett and Coddsel, with references to venues, hospital visits, and local programs. The text lists attendees, speakers, and program milestones, noting a dance, house party, and celebratory activities amid a crowded social timetable.
A detailed bride Ruth Gath and groom Gia Penely celebrated their marriage in a formal ceremony at a local church. Attendants included Miss Dowthy and bridesmaids, with heavy floral decorations and satin gown styling. A reception followed at the County Club, with gifts, toasts, and a postnuptial sale sponsored by local merchants.
The notice references visits by Tfima Coin and others to Jiof and Aus Giant RK Pals store on Line Avenue, ownership by Eric Paatte, and mentions Mrs Roy Wheeler and Joytns Reins with Mrs Trier Ho Stel Haw. It notes a relocation to 24 Jearst Street, with mentions of Bennington Tioube and Mas Feqaed Merson Rayay in a brief social update. It also covers a New York state Federation of Women Clubs conference, and a visit by Cynthia Fiashsen's daughter to Germany to support war efforts, ending with a War Commission investigation note.
A society event lists Miss Toons Witte as president and Miss Micon Daniela vier as president, with several officers and guests named. The gathering includes a keynote by Rep. Car United Stile Sen Woy and a formal dinner following a membership meeting directed by Dorothy Lichen, with plans for a Subite session and related activities.
A garbled regional item mentions individuals from Pitstown and Bogutenville with scattered place names and titles. The fragment hints at a family event or ceremony with several personal names and distant locations, but the text remains unclear on dates or outcomes.
The Joahos Ayvhicy of Bruns scheduled a meeting for 8 pm tonight but misprints and unclear wording delay the start. Attendees from School IX Mis Stophiy and other parties will be directed to reconvene with business items.
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