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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
6
Buyers of used trucks must obtain a signed transfer certificate from the seller and present it to the local Rationing Board when applying for gasoline. The certificate must include the model number and be signed by both parties. Dealers are required to provide this certificate to purchasers. Edith Colby named department head of Army-Navy Union Auxiliary 1942 at a Monday meeting on Fourth Street. Easter party noted.
War Department announces soldiers may vote in primaries across 11 states including Georgia Idaho Iowa Maine Michigan Minnesota Mississippi New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma and Washington. Absentee voting plans exist in all states except New Mexico.
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Plans for the anniversary banquet of the Troy Chapter Women of the Moose were discussed at a Wednesday meeting in rooms 18 State Street. Miss Virginia Bertrand presided as senior regent. Mrs Minnie Mulholland chairs arrangements. An official visitor from Schenectady, Mrs Clare Plue, discussed the June state conference in Kingston.
Mrs Thora Thomson visits daughter in Matteawan New Jersey while Mrs Frank Higgins and son BilIy visit Goshen. Mrs Fred Stevenson stays with sister-in-law in Albany. Mrs Frank Sisson travels to Metuchen to see Rev Zimmerman. Miss May Dallas returns to town from Washington DC. Mrs Floyd Ives and daughters visit her mother in Troy as sister-in-law stays in Pittsfield Massachusetts.
Rev. Charles A. Weed 83 native of Plattsburg and former Episcopal priest of Albany diocese died in Kansas City from injuries after a bus strike. Ordained in 1896 by Bishop William C. Doane, he served as rector in Sharon Springs Nebraska Columbus and founded St. Andrew's Church in Kansas City where he was rector emeritus.
Pownal families relocate to North Adams for work. Miss Marion Dean of New York visits her sister. Rutland pre-induction exams for Lawrence C Burdick and Howard Higgins. Buck family relatives visit from Readsboro. Vanasse and Buck families host gatherings. Lieut William Haag completes air gunner training in Florida and reports for duty. Bostwick of Oneonta visits Buck family, fiancé Pfe. WAVES enlistment set for May 4 in New York. Youth Hostel season opens as two New York students arrive for an overnight stay with plans to trek the Green Mountains. a third joins them later on.
Sunday notices list Pittstown events with the 10 30 a.m. Methodist Church service and a string of parish visits. Mrs Robert Beza and Rev Anton Beza are mentioned with visiting and conference travel. Various families are noted in relation to church activities and new church members.
The springtime minstrel sponsored by Epton Chapter O B and A held its first show at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the Stillwater Methodist Church with full seating. The Happy Hangovers orchestra of school children opened with members including George Smodell Earl Antlick Thomas Gilheany Chester Canary Arthur Gannon and Eleanor Hawkins. Vera Ashley teacher at Stillwater High School accompanied them. Charles Peacock and the Lowell sisters opened the program. End men included Janet Bradley Floyd Shorter Earl Ward Norman Farrington Mrs Louis Booth Mrs Margaret Summers Mrs Ralph Peacock Henry Truland and Floyd Shorter Jr. The chorus featured many women led by Mrs Henry Truland and Mrs Chauncey Peacock. Interlocutor was Mrs Ernest R Rehberger. The dancing team Joan and Jacqueline LaBarge performed and Norman Farrington sang Rosebud. Cor dela Pitney sang When the Lights Go On Again and the chorus sang Glory Hallelujah Keep the Home Fires Burning and The Star Spangled Banner as flags were waved. A white elephant sale followed with coffee and sandwiches. another performance is set for tonight at 8 30 pm.
At Camp Attabury Indiana a society report notes a member spending a furlough with his parents. The Village Improvement Society plans a meeting to discuss local civic projects and community enhancements.
A community gathering will take place Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Rodney Hickey. The refreshment committee includes Mia, Aubrey F. Perry, Mrs. Joseph Pariseau and Mrs. Edward Hickey.
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