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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson of Corinth announce the marriage of their daughter Migs Irene Jackson to Jona D Lohnes son of Mrs Derrick Lownes of West Falls. The ceremony was performed on Monday.
A luncheon was served by Miss Virginia Sects rand at Hol N Street base. Attendees included Rover Langlery and Thomas Bender. A decorated cake served as centerpiece and guests enjoyed cards.
Miss Margaret Connors of 376 Tenth Street married Troy man in a Sunday 3 p.m. ceremony at St. Augustine's Church. Rev. Joseph A. Helly officiated. Muriel Ann Connors served as maid of honor. The couple will reside on White Street, Codges, after October 2 following a wedding trip to Cenede.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El held its first fall meeting led by President Mrs Brownstein. Rabbi Ben eiem Sionim gave the invocation as officers and committee chairs presented reports. The women’s study group led by Bebsi Sionim will resume in October meeting Mondays 2 to 4 pm at members’ homes. A fall gathering and social for men and women is planned at the temple on Sunday Oct 21. Initiation and refreshment committees are named with Miss June Stuarts chairing initiation and Miss Jean Roecik chairing refreshments.
Miss Margaret Sa, daughter of Charles Jarvis, married Pte. George Lessard, son of Mr and Mrs John Lessard, at Bararre’s Church with Rev. Bretmat officiating. The couple will reside at 25 Lancaster Street Cohoes after a New York wedding trip. the bride listed as Troy Business College graduate and assistant in the state Audit and Control Department.
Miss Dorothy Leonbruno daughter of Mrs Dorothy Leonbrund of North Adams Mass married Joseph Wire law Winslow son of Mr and Mrs Buell Winslow of Hedson Falls in a ceremony at St Marys Church officiated by Rev Ed Donovan. Attendants Miss Ice Winslow and C Parstyn. The bride wore a green wool dress with brown accessories and a Calla corsage. A luncheon followed and the couple planned to reside in Hudson Falls after a trip to New York.
Personal notices list Pat Elias Mallouk son of Mr and Mrs Elias Mallouk of Poesten kill training at Fort Knox Kentucky Beverly L Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Nelson of Russell Avenue freshman clerk at Simmons College Jane Lyndh Haverville senior at New York State Institute of Home Economics Cobleskill spending weekend at home Mrs William H Prentice Hawthorne Avenue returned from New York sister Elizabeth Wad Vranken spent days in Troy Mrs John A Barnes 225 Pawling Avenue out of town visiting daughter Mrs Fred C Babcock Pittsburg before returning home she is daughter Mrs Ferry E B Douglasson LL Barnes Jackson LL
The Philosophian Society of the Memorial Church met to discuss a Halloween party with hostesses and a program planned by Mrs. Thomas Tynan and Miss Stella Adams. A vote will decide the winter project, followed by a game program led by Clarence Porters and others. Refreshments were served and game awards given to Harriet Allen and Lela Hussey.
Mrs. Charles Henry Blogsom of Madison Avenue Albany announces the engagement of her daughter Harman Franklin to Lt. David Joseph Bursen of Mrs. Edward J. Bulger. Franklin is a Holy Names graduate and Russell Sage nursing student. Bulger is a graduate of an academy in Germany.
Ed Waldron of Stechan Geville married Roland Du Bois of Thetford Mines in a St Paul Church ceremony led by Rev. Michael A Hopkins. Bride wore powder blue dress, orchids. maid of honor in pink. Best man Robert Lachante. Reception at Italian Fraternal Hall. Couple to live at 216 Park Ave Mechanicville after a New York trip. Dubois worked at the Commercial Hotel. Du Bois at West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs David Brown formerly Nettie Levinson was hosted last night at Temple Beta El by her sister Mrs Jack Patten. About fifty guests attended a luncheon and entertainment. The honoree received many gifts and a bouquet of roses.
Ellis Hormats, a native Trojan, was decorated for his atomic bomb project work. He received a Meritorious Service Plaque from the government at a ceremony in the Santa Fe laboratory, and later returned there after a brief Army assignment in Florida where a guard led him to report for gun cleaning.
Stillwater resident Stillwater town native Woodworth was found dead at his home at the Stillwater Saratoga Lake Road four corners. Funeral plans pending with Dr. Johnson and Dr. Wilson reporting death from angina pectoris. A midweek prayer service for the church will be held tonight, and a smallpox diphtheria clinic will be held at Stillwater High School. Young Women's Bible Class to meet in Albany with carpool plans.
Mrs Guy ML Phelps has returned to town after a summer at Lake George. Mrs Paul E Hemke and daughter Emils Hemke have retired after a vacation spanning Virginia Beach and Annapolis.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Olivet Presbyterian Church gathered Tuesday at president Mrs Thomas Abrams home 892 Third Avenue. Miss Mary Lintner read a letter and Mrs Arthur Reed led devotions with Mrs George presiding in prayer. At close, a pastor’s aid meeting was held, refreshments were served, and a social hour followed.
The first fall meeting of the Civic and Political League for Negroes in the Troy area will be held today at 8 30 p m at the Liberty Presbyterian Church Rev Talmadge Murray presiding Committees will report on projects and the fall program will be presented by Mr Murray Local and national issues will be discussed.
Robert Lobdell died Monday at his home in New York. Survived by his wife Marguerite Bennett Lobdell and his parents, Frederick Harry Lobdell. Also survived by two daughters Jane Lobdell and Margaret Ams Lobdell and two sisters Iris Burstein and Janet Hughes. Funeral services to be held at Malta Cemetery today at 2 PM. Reverend Wendel P. Stanford of the Second Baptist Church to officiate.
The Pine Mountain opening near Jenkins, Kentucky draws many sightseers each year. Visitors pass through a narrow rock gap above boulders at the summit, where a cool summer air contrasts with the warmer winter. Scientists have attempted explanations for the seasonal change.
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