Mechanicville News War Deaths and Local Notices
Sergeant Frank J. Gowerski reported killed in action in France on January 19 after training at Camps Shelby and Steed and service with the Rainbow Division. Postwar notices include obituary for William George and Red Cross conference notes, with local civic and church events and a veteran’s prayer request.
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Frank J. Goversk
France
Helen Gowerski
Riverside
Ser-geant Goverski
Serviceory
Apa Ii
Shelby
Miss
Fort Steede
Camp Gruber
Okla
Rainbow
Sergegr
Goverski
Cotces
Per Ialfimoan
Richie Franck
Church Groups Hold Meetings and Social Events
Covered dish supper at 6 30 pm and a business session with officer elections and reports will follow. The Newman Circle of King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church will meet today at 3 pm with Abs C W Hughes. Women's Society of Christian Service met Monday night. topic The Church in Europe by Mrs Robert Printer. Devotional by Brs Birtlend Kenyon. Mrs Henry Vosburg leads the rummage sale in Mead Block Park Avenue. Annual supper and bazar planned for November with birthday party on June 2 and a guest speaker. May hosts listed. Wounded in action in Germany Feb 27 is Pfe Arthur H Mylott, son of Mrs Edith Mylott of 68 Fourth Street Waterford. served since 1939 with First Army. He has two brothers in service, Cpl Milo E Mylott in France and Sgt Edgar Mylott recently returned from Europe. Private Mylott was with Standard Oil Co at Albany before service.
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Newman
King'sDaughters
First Methodist pChurch
Abs. C. Ww.Hughes
Tallmadis Place
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Europe
Robert Printer
Brs
Birtlend Kenyon
Henry Vosburg
Mead, Block
Park Avenue
Vosburg
Rollie Hill
Gordon Smith
J. Arthur Herrick
Kirtland Kenyon
Charles McBride
Petey Angle
Martin Farmer
Wounder
Pfe
Arthur H. Mylott
Edith Mylott
Fourth Street
Waterford
Germany
War Department
France
Belgium
Myloft
First Army
Milo E. Mylott
Edgar Mylott
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Mylott
Standard Oil Co
Albany
Freed Prisoners Deserve Dignity in Berlin Advance
A war correspondent describes freed prisoners marching toward Germany with meager belongings and ruined uniforms. Refugees, including children and women, bear the scars of Nazi captivity as they approach the German frontier amid American advance. The piece questions postwar apologists and urges memory of Nazi crimes.
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U.S
Berlin
Germany
Freedon
Villang
Hitler
Son of Kingsbury pastor killed in action in Germany
Rev and Mrs Stewart J Veach of Kingsbury Washington County have been advised by the War Department that their son Pfc Jerome J Veach was killed in action March 7 in Germany. Inducted March 18 1943 he served as a battalion runner with the 1st Armored Division at Camp Polk La and went overseas in May 1944. He worked previously for Imperial Paper and Color Corp Glens Falls and Union Bag and Paper Corp Hudson Falls.
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Stewart J. Veach
Kings
Dury
Washington
War Department
Jerome J. Veach
Acon
Germany
Camp Polk
Imperial Paper and Color Corp
Glens Falls
Union Bag and Paper Corp
Hudson Falls
Baptist Church of
Kingsbury
Uprooted refugees voice anti Hitler chant in homeland march
The text describes uprooted people returning to their homelands while denouncing Hitler. A German observer notes the strong, unforgettable impression of the protest on those who heard it.
Waterford Clothing Drive Urges Residents to Donate
Waterford residents are urged to donate good used clothing through April for a United Nations relief drive. Louis Cuomo and Mayor John Walsh chair the committee, with collection at Cuomo, Walsh, Benecum, Cole stores and Mosley Garage. The drive aims to collect 150 000 pounds of clothing, especially children's wear, and supports local depots. A separate note mentions a mortgage burning fellowship supper at 7 p.m. today by the First Baptist Church with Rev. Vernard L. Cossey announced yesterday.
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United Nations
Waterford
Louis Cuomo
John FL. Walsh
Mr. Cuomo
Walsh
Lewis Ben
First Baptist Church’ of
Vernard L. Cossey
Tao
Grace Episcopal card party planned by Grace Church Auxiliary
Pastors Rev Donald Tubbs of Buffalo and Rev Mr Beott of South Glens Falls attend the card party at Grace Episcopal Church parish house today. Mrs Walcots handles arrangements for the event.
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Donald’ Tubbs
Buffalo
Beott
South Glens Falls
Te Women’s Auxiliary of Grace
Episcopal Church
Pan Mes Phomes V Walcots
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