Two Cramer Triplets Now Living at Home
Ann and Jean Cramer, daughters of Mr and Mrs Frank Cramer of 91 Fourth Street Waterford, were born January 31 at Leonard Hospital. Jean, second of the triplets to be discharged, is now at home while Ann remains at the hospital until reaching six pounds. Ann weighs five pounds five ounces.
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Joan
Tiny Jean Cramer
Cramer
Leonard Capital
Ann
Sergi
Frank Cramer
Fourth Street
Waterford
Leonard Hospital
Quick Relief For Over Time Feet Drugstore Foot Bath
An advertisement promotes MU-COL foot bath powder to ease tired feet after long hours at work. Dissolve in water for a refreshing bath and comfort after shifts. The copy notes the product’s long use by doctors and nurses and invites readers to buy MU-COL and read the package circular.
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Mu-Col
Sage Students Keep Letter Carrier Busy
Sage College post office manager Miss Ressa Ellen Morton notes World War II prompts faster letter writing by Sage College girls. They write to boyfriends in service and home, increasing demand for special delivery stamps fivefold. Morton recalls a mature, independent student body focused on education and careers, with decisive actions on packages and mail.
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Ressa Ellen Morton
Russell Sage College
Miss Morton
School of Business Education
White House
Ralph Germain
Troy
Miss Morton Named Postmistress In Skit At Rally Day
A rally day program featured Miss Morton in the postmistress role as students auditioned. Known as the college’s most loyal administrative officer, she stays in touch with former faculty and staff by sending copies of Quill weekly. She runs the lost and found and helps coordinate the annual faculty sale by clearing unclaimed items for the white elephant table.
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Miss Morton
Groton
Albany Business College
Russell Sage College
Averill Park and Area Visitors and Church Meeting
Reports from Averill Park note John Pohl, recently injured in two falls, shows improvement. Douglas Bliven of Piney Point Maryland visited. Miss Janet Keep from Albany stayed with her grandmother Addie Ferris. The Baptist Church plans 7 45 p.m. service tomorrow. Red Cross to hold an all day meeting at the engine house. Charles Wilkins of Washington DC visited his parents. Leroy Momrow, naval station New Orleans, visited his parents. Sergeant John Coffee of Wilmington Delaware visited his wife at Samuel McNary home.
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John Pohl
Douglas Bliven
Piney Point
Janet Keep
Albany
Addie Ferris
The
Baptist Church
Red Cross
Charles Wilkins
Washington, DC
Leroy H. Momrow
Naval Station
New Orleans
Ist
Walter Momrow
Sergt John Coffee
Wilmington
Del
Samuel McNary
Proposes Receipt for Auto Stamp Owners
Washington Democrat Representative Springer urged an amendment to the auto use stamp act to protect automobile owners from loss or theft of the $5 federal stamp. The proposal would require the stamp selling official to issue a receipt to each purchaser so a lost or stolen stamp could be replaced at no extra cost.
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Washington c
Springer
H-Ind
Cambridge Community Notices and Events Summary
Cambridge commander John H Franklin of the Maritime Service rested at home after active service in multiple regions. A Masonic room card party and fashion show benefit Cambridge Malley Chapter O E S tonight at 7 30. Lieut Graham F Parrish returns to Fort Meade Md after a five day leave and overseas replacement pool duty. Town of Cambridge contributed 25906 to the Infantile Paralysis Fund Drive with George Wilkie as local chair. William T Burns of Whitehall county chair notified. Women’s Christian Service meets at Mrs Linwood Strout’s home with Mrs Plympton leading the program and Mrs Graham leading devotions. Boy Scouts Troop 62 to award merit badges and life rank at a Court of Honor next Monday. scouts asked to bring pencils and protractors for mapping study. Miss Sunna Cooper of Kingston and former Cambridge resident named to Dean’s List at New York State College for Teachers. she was valedictorian at Cambridge High School in 1941. Miss Betty M Cole, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Cole, returns home briefly for vacation.
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John H Franklin
Maritime Service
Masonic Rooms
Cambridge Malley
Graham F. Parrish
M. M. Parrish
Fort Meade
Cambridge
George Wilkie
William T. Burns
Whitehall
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Linwood Strout
Webster A. Plympton
William A. Graham
Boy Scouts
Scoutae
Sunna Cooper
Morris Cooper
Kingston
New York State College
Cooper
Local notes and community brief highlights
A series of brief items from Philadelphia General Hospital training for X ray technicians and local civic activities. Miss Cole graduates from Arling ton VT high school and Junior College of Physical Therapy. Fur industry appeals and 50,000 fur lined vests donated for Merchant Marine use. Cub Scouts Rag Drive totals and leader Dewey Sherman. Third Tuesday Club elects officers and hosts a tuberculosis awareness film and talk. Mexican President Avila Camacho praises US railroad rehabilitation efforts and urges labor cooperation for broader economic progress.
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Cently
Philadelphia General, Hospital
Miss Cole
Arlington
Junior College of Physical Therapy
New Haven
Conn
Court Leonard
C. D
War Emergency Board
Fur Industry
U. S. Maritime Commission
Merchant Marine
James Hell
William N. Nennstiel
Esther Seifer
Pearl Robertson
Mary E. Parrish
Dorothy Yealeon
Washington County
Tuberculosis and Public Health Committee
Mexico City
INS
Manuel Avila Camacho
United States Commission For the
Mexico
Japs to Conscript Chinese in Formosa
The Associated Press reports Japan will begin conscription in Formosa on Sept. 1. Formosa, with about 4.5 million people primarily Chinese, was acquired after the 1895 Sino-Japanese War. An imperial edict announced the move in Tokyo, after the cabinet had considered the step last autumn.
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Associated Press
Japan
Formosa
Tokyo
Formoss
Brunswick News Briefs and Local Events
Center Brunswick reports Claude Goyer underwent surgery at Samaritan Hospital with furlough on hold. Miss Mabel Meyer, en route to India, arrived safely in Lisbon, Portugal. Brunswick PTA to host May 12 entertainment at O U A M Hall featuring three one act plays and intermission music. The pageant The Sign of Victory played at the Methodist Church under Ruth and Mary Cahloun. Morning service saw transfers by letter and confirma tion for Harriet Weatherwax, Eleanor Lee, James Gemile, William Bonesteel, Roy Banker, Merritt Wilson. Gilead Lutheran Church Women Missionary Society met to study peace with Miss Charlotte Bulson presiding.
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Claude Goyer
Samaritan
Kenneth Film
Navy
Texas
Mabel Meyer
India
Lisbon
Portugal
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Brunswick
Sarah Maria Perks
Methodist Church
Ruth
Mary Calhoun
Merrille Lee
Stephen Sidebotham
Harriet Weatherwax
Eleanor Lee
James Gemile
William Bonesteel
Roy Banker
Merritt Wilson
Mission Study and Club Meetings Highlight Community Day
A luncheon began at 1 pm followed by final chapters of We Who Are Americans studied by Mrs. John Bristol, Mrs. Floyd Hayner, Miss Bulson, Miss Gladys Owen, Mrs. Irvin Derrick and Mrs. Maude Littlefield. The Happy Go Lucky H Club met at Grace Banker’s home with Marion Booth presiding and Harriet Weatherwax elected treasurer. The group will donate items for the 4-H sale on April 21 at Syeaway Community House. Next meeting is at Gladys Mandeville’s home. members to bring sewing kits. Ella and Elva Rose of Oneonta, former members, attended. Refreshments were served.
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Kenneth D. Miller
John Bristol
Floyd Hayner
Bulson
Gladys Owen
Irvin Derrick
Maude Littlefield
Grace Banker
Marion Booth
Harriet Weatherwax
Eleanor
Melrose Home Bureau to Meet at Mary May Home
The Melrose Home Bureau meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Mary May’s Valley Falls home. Mrs. William Murphy of Troy, health leader, will give a brief health talk. Mrs. Ernest Haifleigh will describe several methods of home clothes cleaning.
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Melrose Home Bureau
Mary May
Valley Falls
William Murphy
Troy
Ernest Haifleigh
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Syracuse
Warcenter
Sage
Soyi
Averill Park
Ernest Childres
Tulsa
Okla
Jacob L. Devers
U. S
Childres
Center Brunswick
Women’s Missionary Society
Gilead Lutheran Church
Allen Hayner
George Lockrow
Charlotte Bulson
NN Enamel
Gordon L.hayes
Fourth and
Fulton Sts
C. Williams & Co., Inc
10Th Avenue
New Terk
Chile
Santiago
Carolinas
Globe
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
108Th Street and
Fifth Avenue
Troy, N
Coca-Cola
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