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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
2
Miss Loria Sturgess, recently returned missionary from Avanakad, was the guest speaker at the opening meeting of the season for the Women’s Missionary Society of the Fier Bs i Teesdux efterscenic pacts. Later POD work discussed.
The Delphic Society of Troy High School announces its annual initiation set for October 4. Miss Pegey Wells chairs the costume committee and Miss Adrienne Yowe leads refreshments. Officers include Miss Patricia Massey president and Miss Jane Sawyer secretary. The Ladies Aid Society of Emmanuel Danish Lutherans meets today at 2 30 pm with hostesses Mrs Camilla Jonan gem and Mrs Nick Christiemsen.
Miss Jeannette T. Rice of Cambridge married James Benjamin Townsend of Hoosick Falls in a Paris ceremony officiated by Chaplain Burnett and Rev M Buoy. The couple, with families including Jerome Rice Sr, plan a postwedding trip to Fontainebleau.
The Breakfast Club of Tror held a Monday meeting at Callahan's Restaurant with Miss Jean presiding. Reports from secretary Margaret Dunphy and treasurer Catet were heard, several chairmen were appointed, Eien McCarthy elected secretary, and Lt Jack Steinbrenner and Pvt Alexander Pepe presented the GI Bill of Rights film, with plans for October’s Halloween party.
Shushan couple Mist Estiy Boice and Joseph Bryant, both of Shushan, wed Saturday at 5:30 pm in the rectory of Immaculate Conception Church Hoosick Falls. Attendants included Aldred Arngid and Joseph Dy. Reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple will reside at 22 Leman Street Hoosick Falls.
Miss Hew Lew Law of Lansingburg is engaged to First Le Wit am Jamieson MacWilliams son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Wyner The couple's backgrounds include Troy Conservatory of Music and New York Telephone Co employment She has military service in the Army For four years with 38 months in the Theater of War Pending wedding at Patrics Church
The Waite Hone Bureau showcases a series of events led by Rensselsder County Home Demonstration Ager and Supervisor Myers. Mrs Kenneth Lowe announces sessions at 3 Eich Court Ingstown and a November masquerade at the Fire House with teachers Mrs Donald Ef and Mrs Ette Fuller. Cochairs include Mrs Judson Walthers and Mrs Charles Witmore as social time caps the opening evening.
Afliss Marjorie Baehore of New York, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Baehore of Hoosick Falls, married Lawrence Hearns of New York in the Church of St Ignatius Loyola. Attendants included Elizabeth McMahon and Michael LaRocca. reception at Longchamps. bride a aquamarine dressmaker suit with Sweetheart bonnet. The bridegroom a veteran, now with the ASPCA. couple to reside at 2456 Washington Avenue, the Bronx.
Mr E Peck returns to Rome after visiting her daughters in NE. Mrs Pratt and daughter Creal Lee of 76 College Ave spend the week with Mrs Pratt's sister Celeste of Cooper Street. Willard A Kea, husband of Alma Fostaire of 734 River Street, is home on a thirty day furlough after twenty months in the European Theater.
Mrs Elmer R Thomas Jr leaves town to join her parents in Pittsburg for a brief stay. Dr William E McCarthy and daughter return with Miss Agnes and Mabie Minahan from a vacation at Boxwood Manor Old Lane Cons. Bliss Mellie A Clueti hosted a Tuesday tea for her niece Mrs Nelson ML Burroughs of Cincinnati who has been a houseguest for weeks.
Miss Mary Elisabeth McLaren daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Walter McLaren of Spring Avenue Road married Ensign Arthur Thomson Beck son of Mr and Mrs John Beck of 465 Ninth Avenue in a double ring ceremony at the Red Presbyterian Church. The service featured organ music, pink and white floral decor, and a bridal party including maid of honor Miss Norma Hardenburgh and bridesmaids Miss Laurel Beck Miss Batty Brower. The couple planned a wedding trip after the ceremony.
The School Mihela PTA hosted a Tuesday tea with principal Miss A. Morey pouring. Mrs Bernant G. Smith announced a Troy Council of Parents and Teachers instruction class at School Mi on Thursday Sept Fr. Mrs Smith and committee will handle refreshments and fundraising for the Troy Wolds Clus display.
The Troy Unit of the District Bridge Association hosts the second annual three day American Contract Bridge League event at the Troy Elks Club starting tomorrow evening. Mrs Thomas C Farnan and Miss Eleanor Downing lead the organizing efforts with two sessions on Saturday and a buffet supper after the Open Pair. Sunday features a special pair game at 1 30 with master points awarded in each event and national rating points for the peach session.
The Fellowship Group of St Mark's Methodist Church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Francis Dickson in Troy. President Mrs Joner Bump led the business session where plans for the coding year were formed, followed by a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs Chris Wheland, a recent bride. The next meeting will be a covered dish supper at the church house.
A farewell gathering in the Marine Room of the Annex honored Mrs. David Brown Nettie Levinson and Mrs. Henry P. L. Cunningham, former Marcella McTigue. About thirty guests attended as the trio leaves Meatfelders for Buffalo Brooklyn. guests received pane gifts and a three tier cake.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a rummage sale at 93 Congress Street after 4 pm tomorrow to collect contributions. The sale opens at 9 am Saturday. Mrs. Louis Vogel chairs. Mrs. Miles A. McGrane will host a tea Sunday afternoon at 172 Pawling Avenue for Mrs. Frank Myers formerly Betty Shannon, with about thirty guests expected.
Tokyo Rose, known for Japanese wartime broadcasts, was released into the custody of her husband in Los Angeles. The arrest by the American Eighth Army awaits potential war crimes trial as citizenship status is to be determined by the U.S. State Department.
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