Girl Scouts Honor Leader Miss Mary Catherine Brown
Miss Mary Catherine Brown was celebrated at a surprise birthday party hosted by Troop 7 of St. Peter's Church. Mary Corcoran led arrangements for refreshments, a play, singing, and dancing with Scout participants named. the note mentions prior Lake George trip and Leaders Training attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Brown
St. Peter's Church
Churckh
Catherine Corcoran
Betty DeRusso
Jann Southwiex
Christine Ghisko
Hosemarie Graber
Theress
DeRusso
Chartene Michel
Geradina Glasko
Jean St. John
Lillian Gerwude
Theresa Hennessey
Fosselia
Sancta Casale
Mariya Hammer Mist Brown
Frost
Lake George
Elrgberh Brown
Miss Corcoran
Bey
Macy
Pleassot
Ifey
Holiday House To End Season
Holiday House the Y. W. C. A. Gay camp starts its last week with triple the initial registration. The program offers swimming, games, cooking, crafts, dancing, biking, crafts, and music. Pingpong remains popular with top players Miss Jean Allen, Miss Jean Henry, and Miss Joan Tymason. A group plans an overnight trip to Frear Park next Monday night led by Mrs. William E. Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday House
Y. WC. A
William E. Marvin
Sills
Margaret Johnson
Mise Julienne Casey
Ensign McGrath Graduates Pharmacy School
Ensign Patrick McGrath of the Merchant Marine, son of Mrs. Anna A. McGrath, graduated Thursday from the Pharmacy School in New York and will serve one month at the Marine Hospital in Baltimore before being shipped out. He has traveled the world twice. Plan Membership Tea in Melrose on Aug 10 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. John Russell’s home, with Mrs. Byea presiding and Mrs. Wright Barber as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Patrick McGrath
Merchant Marine
Anna A. McGrath
Collins Avenue
Pharmacy School
New York
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Ensign McGrath
Melrose Home Bureau
John Russell
Melrose
Byea
Valley Falls
Wright Barber
Home Bureau
Future Bride Feted at Parties In Woodmere Card
Miss Helen E Custo of Carp has been showered by friends ahead of her marriage to Theodore L Fischetti of the Marine Corps. Multiple gatherings were held at the Fischetti home and other local residences with about forty guests, gifts, and a dinner at The Annex Restaurant honoring the prospective bride and presenting a reserved china set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E Custo
Carp
Theodore L.fischetti
Marine Corps
Berhard Fischetti
Louise Fisher
Fischetti
Walker Avenues
William Scally
Thomas A. Dandrew
Hendrick Hudson
Annex
Miss Cusco
Miss Custo
Town Notes on Guests and Local Hospital News
About Town reports arrivals and visits of Blanchard and Rebmann family members and relatives, luncheon hostesses and diners at Troy area social events, and recuperation updates. Notables include Mrs. Gertram Rebmann and son Pete from Chestnut Ti. Pa. visiting Bre. Rebmann’s parents on Pinewoods Avenue, nursing staff engagements at Troy Hospital, and Miss Louise Marion recovering at home after hospital stay. Also mentions Miss Siersili MacArthur visiting her mother in Boston and plans for Hanover wedding attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Gertram Rebmann
Pete
Chestnut Ti. Pa
Rebmann
Frederick KL Blanchard
Pinewoods Avenue
William B. Freer
Mary 2
Walsh
Esa
Lutheren “Hospital
Troy Cowntry Club
Sloline
Louise Marion
St. Joan’s Episcopal Church
Washington Place
Samaritan Hospital
Siersili Macarthur
Boxton
Charles A Mac-Arthur
Spring Avenue Road
Boston
Mac-Arthur
Hanover
N. H
Lake George vacationers listed in local society notes
Personal Miss Patricia and Mation Maloney enjoy Lake George during vacation. Mr and Mrs Join F Keatiaz return from New York and Rockaway Beach. Dancers Miss Sally Miller of Watervliet and Miss Dolores Kaufman of Saratoga Springs head to Lake Placid for entry. Spenders include Mrs Harold Winne Mrs Mac Kea Mrs William Liney Mrs William O’Brien of Waterford and Mrs Gertrude Butler of Averill Park. Mrs John C Hatter III plans a month’s stay. Sergeant Rafter stationed at Orlando Fla, his wife former Miss Dorothy Matthews, accompanies him.
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Patricia
Mation Maloney
Lake George
Waterslict
Gertrude Butler
Averill Park
John C. Hatter
Hutton Street
Sergeant Rafter
Orlando, Fla
Rafter
Dorothy Matthews
Irregular Roll Call Puzzles and Word Queries Explained
A miscellany of word queries and linguistic notes from Camp Wallace and multiple cities. Includes pronunciation guides for coyotes, discussions on irregulated terms, and a request for a free pamphlet on The Star-Spangled Banner with a mailing address cue.
Cottage Guests and Family Visits Reported
Mrs. Thomas and children will return to own the middle of this month. Mrs. John Nhof and daughter Noreen have arrived from New Orleans for August, staying with Mrs. Neyhof's mother, Mrs. James V. Coffey. Mrs. Edward D. Wales and Miss Marjorie Wales have returned from Dennisport after a visit. Russell Sage Alumni trustee departs to spend ten days at Lake George.
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Thomas
John N¢hof
Noreen
New Orleans
Neyhof
James V. Coffey
Blangrove Avenue
Cape
Edward D. Wales
Marjorie Wales
Dennisport
Mass
Ars
Winifred Leo Haag
Russell Sage
Womierrow
Lake George
Penicillin Seen Aid To Livestock
Penicillin holds promise as an effective treatment for livestock diseases, says Dr. Widian Moore of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. Trials show penicillin combats mastitis, with sodium penicillin infusions in udders producing no adverse reactions, and may reduce feed costs by curbing parasites and disease.
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Raleigh
N. CG
I Basin
Widian Moore
North Carolina
Moore
Mooresarz
Mer
Reef
Report Shifts in Bulgaria Offices
An Associated Press report from Sofia says Director-General Benchev of the Bulgarian home affairs and several senior officials were replaced. Constantine Michailov becomes director general, with Mandev dismissed and Chobanov named as administrator. Other posts including local government presidencies and a Sofia reserve general Bashkov were reported. Churchill warned Bulgaria’s chance to exit the war is passing quickly.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Benchev
Bulgaria
Churchill
Constantine Michailov
Home Office
Benchey
Sofa
Disputch
Mandev
Chobanov
Rastrad
Bashkov
King George Declares Germans Outfought in Italy
King George VI asserted that the Germans have been outfought and outgenerated in the Italian campaign in a message to General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson. He noted the campaign has added to the glories of the British Dominions and the Allied Armies and returned to Britain after two ten day tours of the battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George VI
Italy
Henry Meilland Wilton
Mediterranean
Britain
Nazis Leaving Finland Report From Stockholm
Stockholm reports German troops moving toward Hangö fortress in Finland and trains carrying guns and tanks to transports. The traveler account cited implies remaining forces preparing to depart. A postwar study from University of New Hampshire notes returning servicemen will be wealthier for travel and experience than professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Attonbladet
Hange
Finland
Danham
University of New Hampshire
Girie
Germans May Quit France During Year
Washington reports that a general German withdrawal from France before year’s end is expected by some army officials. Eisenhower’s strategy aims to destroy Hitler’s western armies, with new offensives and supply lines across Brittany. Patton’s status remains unreported while Allied forces push forward and maintain pressure.
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Washington
France
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hitler
Nore
Brittany
Brest
St. Mazaire
Cherbours
Britain
United States
Normandy
Eisenhower
George
Patton
Waterford Methodist Church to Host Guest Speaker
Waterford Freak Bs Ward general secretary of the Troy M A will guest speak at the Waterford Methodist Church worship service tomorrow at 10 am. James T Williams will conduct the service with the adult choir performing For God So Loved the Works. Mrs Frances Moore will play organ. Church school seats at 1 am for a Youth Division lesson by Miss Christine Zeh. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm with Miss Shirley LeVan leading devotions.
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Bs Ward
Troy
Waterford Methodist Church
Tonorrow
Meg Ward
West End Presbyterian’ Church
New York
James T. Williams
Steiner
Frances Moore
Christine Zeh
Shirley LeVan
Grace Episcopal and First Baptist services and local notes
At Grace Church the 9 am Grace Episcopal service will be led by Rev. James T. Kerr with Holy Communion. First Baptist Church hosts a 10 30 am service with sermon by Rev. Lewis M. Blacker and special music by the choir and Miss Winifred Hicks at the organ. Personal, George Scouten, returns home from California. Kenneth Hancox family learns Pvt Harold Hancox arrived safely at Hillsboro New Hampshire. Hamlet founder John Hill offers 16 acres for the first wedding in the new village. John McColley born January 1742 marries Elizabeth Gibson, the first girl born in May 1742.
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Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church
James T. Kerr
Septist Church
Lewis M. Blacker
First Baptist Church
Winifred Hicks
George Scouten
Upper Third Street
California
Kenneth Hancox
Waterford-Mechanicville Road
Maichmaker
Harold Hancox
Hillsboro
N. H
Matchmaker
John Hill
John McColley
Elizabeth Gibson
Lawrence Tribune Satirizes German Warning Chorus
The Lawrence Tribune mocks a German propaganda flourish calling on allied nations to unite against a looming threat. The piece references Britain Russia France and many other Allied nationalities in a daring, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Lawrence
Mags
Lawrence Tribune
Paul Revere
Montreal tramway workers threaten two week strike
About 5 000 Montreal Tramways Co. workers entered the second day of a strike after a 23 520 to 331 vote backing walkout following a conciliation board rejection of a union shop clause. Police guarded property, traffic adjusted, and many workers reported for duty via trucks or rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Montréal Tramways Co
Canadian Brotherhood of Halfway
Teaffle
Bucher Corbell
Dominion Szebor Department
Navy Launches New Superdestroyer Named for Lieut Col A A Cunningham
The 2200 ton destroyer AL Cunningham, built at Bethlehem Steel Staten Island yard, was launched Thursday night in honor of Lieut Col Alfred A Cunningham. Mrs Cunningham of Alexandria Virginia, widow of the Marine aviation pioneer and First Marine Aircraft Combat Group commander, sponsored the vessel. Cunningham, famed as the father of Marine Corps aviation, soloed in 1912 after under three hours of training and was the first pilot catapulted from a Navy ship underway. He died in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred A. Cunning
Roosevelt Advocates Compulsory Training After War
Mrs Roosevelt urges compulsory military training for 18 year olds to build citizenship and responsibility. She spoke at Columbia University Teacher College noting American education systems fail to teach practical self government and civic duty.
Local Hosts Welcome Mrs Stead of Binghamton
Beman Park Jr. and Mrs Harold Van Hueser of 2214 Thirteenth Street entertain Mrs Stead, mother-in-law to Mrs Van Hueser, visiting from Binghamton as their guest.
Germans resume robot bombing across the Channel
German forces renewed robot bomb sorties against southern England last night, firing waves across the Channel under moonlight. British Tempest and Spitfire fighters engaged, shooting many bombs down before detonation. Coastal towns trembled as bombs caused casualties and damage despite anti aircraft fire and coastal defenses holding for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Acrose
Channel
British Air Command
Transport Plane Crashes Near Napet Nevada Carrying 28
An Army air transport plane carrying an estimated 28 men crashed near Napet Nevada on Thursday. Col McAllister, base commander, said the majority of the crew are believed dead. Names were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Brusing Army Air Field
Meb
Napet
Nev
Col C. Meallister
McAllister
Broning Field
Wes
Pierre
S. DB
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Girl Scouts
Ensign
Pharmacy
Flower Gelld
J. Warren Salisburt
L. Burton ‘Schneider
William W. Rousseau
Troy Womens Club
Emaoja Willard Alumnae Association
Rousseau
Harlow C. Ide
Tson
Harlow C, Ide, Jr
Linda
Longmeadow, Mas
Ide
James C. Ryan
Pisewoods Avenue
Cape Elmer
BR. Thomas Jr
Elmgrove Avenue
Harrichpor
Cape Cod
Masa
KNITC
Third St
Troy, N.Y
Nbooks
Camp Wallace
Texas
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Beilor
Deware
Pittsburg
The
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Soviet Russia
Stan -Enron
Sovie
Socialist Springfeld
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Ampersand
I June Ladies” Home Journal
Xela Gardner White
Frank Colby
Eric J. Muellecker
St. Joseph's Church
Ann Rosney
Pred J. Rosney
First Street
Muellecker
George Muellecker
Waterford Red Cross
John, House Memorial
First Presbyterian Church
Waterlord
Waterford
Bi Neeme
Meioities
Tistekeeper
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Tih
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Evelyn
Jobson
Jen
Fiara Soedaie
Horace Heidi
Leland Bite
Aserita Low
Fatty Dance
Spotight
Wrer
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Rowe
Tray
Alene Dnoa
Robert Hugtiee
America
Sijbe
Masey
Bob Hanes
Bill Brady Coh
Ellery Quem
Barry
Wood
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Nieve
Grand Central
Nawsco
Country Journal
Rooke
Adyventures
Piatic
Minives
Red Cross
Oztaik Ft
Shen Fields
Deanwilusson
Sacred Heart & ii
Cotte
Leon Decker
Tavnet
Sym
Firet Baplint
Rraeity War Journal
Renwat
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Kaye Sheard Stowe
Suridaety
Steder of Blue
Magle
Paul Whiteman
Drew Bearson
Quiz Kids
Greenfeld Chater
Edward Tomtlpson
Walter Winchell
Lower Basin St
Itnay Fidler
Life of Riley
Ake
Btenlighes
TMCA
Union
DeConcen Orchestra
Army
Joseph Rotunde
OS Adnewe
McCurlaigh
Symphony Orchestra
Tom
Gracie Peidh
Rami
Alton
Boty Crosby
Bas
Conert
Otch
E. Power Begs
New Vale Serassty
Church of the A
Jordan
Warren Sweeney
Greak Lakes
EIN Telly Methodist
Tabernacite Mf
Egiard R. Burrow
Soper Ney
Tours
Meaigh
S. Y
Dave
Sunry
Navy
Walter S. Gifford, Jr
American Telephone and Telegraph Oe
Charles P. Cecil
Pacific
Upton Close
Ciose-upa
Waby
Sponsored
Americann
Lumbermen's
Marla Blades
Brearenetonad Dey
Tine Martie Firman Co. Fry
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