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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
11
Green Island Court S Joseph C D of A held a banque Wednesday at Frei Mendrick Hudson in honor of the 25th anniversary of its founding. The program opened with the flag salute and National Anthem. Remarks were given by Mrs Emits O Connell deputy and Mrs Clara Garner welcomed attendees. About seventy guests were present.
Professor Jay Reid Gould of Reichslaer Polytechnic Institute spoke to the Sisterhood of the Third Street Temple. Introduced by Samuel Retnick, he discussed plays of two world wars. Mrs. Solomon Maxero and Mrs. Louis Rubin joined the executive board as new officer members. Rabbi Charles Lesser and Mrs. Herbert Arguat spoke on current events and holiday gifts for servicemen at the USO. Tea and social hour followed.
Eva Anneliese Kahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Kahn of Schenectady married Second Lieut Max Goldstein son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Goldstein of Ware Massachusetts at the Hotel Ambassador New York The bride studied in Germany and Havana Cuba Lt Goldstein in the Army Air Corps stationed at Kelly Field San Antonio Texas has served overseas in Europe They left for New Orleans and will reside in San Antonio Texas
C Whitney Til inghast Jr left yesterday for Steridian Miss to spend six weeks with Mr Til inghast. Visitors include Mrs Wing and children from Buffalo. Mrs Wing’s sister Mrs Gordimier and Miss Cook join Mr Wing in Philadelphia. Dinner guests at French House before a Troy Town Hall forum included Francis Gallagher Mar L Fil eley Dwight Marvin and Miss Beth H Moore.
Das Deutsches Haus hosts a Christmas party with students from Das Deutches Haug La Casa Espanola and La Maison Francaise along with faculty and guests. Caroling in Latin German French and Spanish followed dinner and coffee with about category attendees.
Averill Park Home Bureau met at Mrs. Eerl Covers home where Oscar Ringwail spoke on cancer. Mrs. Percy Hughts showed mittens and fabric bags. Chisinaes party planned for Monday at the fre house at 7. Chairmen include Mrs. Harry Hestrel, Mrs. David White, with Mrs. Arthur Larkin and Mrs. Arthur Thompson heading committees. A Christmas greens lesson is led today by Mrs. Cilchner.
The Medical Auxiliary collection was taken at the annual Christmas party Tuesday afternoon by the Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Society. The event, held at the Troy Club, was presided over by Mrs Fred T Cavanaugh in place of president Mrs John F. Nognan.
Scoutmaster Howard Milter of Froop 63 Newtonville was guest of honor at a Tuesday dinner hosted by his troop members and Colonie District Far Orange Council friends. The event celebrated his three years of faithful service and featured a gift presentation from Mienders of the troop.
Miss Leona Van Tine to wed Private Walter Thomas Miller after his two years in the Pacific war zone. Jessie Elizabeth Eldred to marry Corporal Leyton Jay Hewitt, both engagements announced. Spaghetti supper planned by Sable-Callahan Auxiliary for December 36 with Christmas gift plans for members in service.
The Women's Board of the Episcopal Church Home met December 1 to appoint a nominating committee to present a slate of officers for January. Members include Mrs Stavtey Berevids St Euke's Church Mrs Bo Baxter Se Pacts Church and Mel Le Watson Jobe's Church. Plans were set for Christmas season activities and December donations from St Paul's Church.
The article debates whether Allied powers will defend existing regimes or back revolutionary movements in Europe. It weighs the risks of bloodshed and the feasibility of foreign military governments, noting reluctance to commit American troops to postwar occupation and predicting months of upheaval before peace.
South Cambridge Mr and Mrs Edward B Styles plan a winter in Hasthambton Massachusetts. Mrs Grace McNeil will spend the season with daughter Mrs John Crozier in Schenectady. Mr and Mrs Franklin Lee and children Wayne and Cherrl of Troy were guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson H Bassett this week. Mrs Kenneth Eldred and children Kenneth Jr and Jean of Potter Hill visited with Relph Galloway. Pleasant Valley Grange sponsors a social tonight with a chicken pie supper on December 13 starting at 6 PM.
The Grafton Baptist Church will host Christmas exercises on December 24. Various local notices mention hospital transfers and visits, including Corp. Raymond Moon moving to Mason General Hospital from Tucar Hospital, and plans for a PTA Christmas party for school children on December 15 at the Town Hall.
A 1944 King Features Syndicate column muses on amateur athletics corruption, unscrupulous promoters, and the idea of a thinkers union inspired by Einstein. The piece blends satire and social commentary about intellectual labor and market value of ideas.
In Rome the Testaccio district saw thousands of housewives and unemployed men raid the black market to demand rationing relief. Police dispersed the crowd after rioters attacked operators, targeting inflated prices such as 35 cents per egg 5 a pound butter and 3 a pound cheese with 60 cents per pound for corn meal.
The court postponed a decision related to the estate of Lucy Hughes with Norman Fr. Loomis named substitute trustee against Super Markets, Inc and Mex, awaiting further action on a Monday.
Justice William B. Murray recessed court yesterday with no session tomorrow. He will convene a term of Naturelivation Court here on Monday.
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