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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1943

Page

6

RPI Club Hosts Annual Christmas Party at Masonic Temple

The RP I Women's Club held its annual Christmas party at the Masonic Temple with carols directed by Mrs Harry Anderson and musical guests. Officers led reports while plans included gifts to a hospital patient and a donation to the USC Christmas fund.

RP. I. Women's Club Masonic’ Temple Harry “Anderson Robert L. Rickerson James B. Cloyd Weelss Tlood Foote Treaster Fredenex Goldstone Anderson Gerald B. Fitzgerald Olver F Machon Carl Franzen Thle Schubert USC Cvirge Machon Walter M. Gorman Eugene Fallon Thomas Donovan Robert Forrest Walter Dugan Wulurt Fisher Mirs William F. Helm

Sisterhood Social and Cabaret Planned for Jan 9

Beth El Sisterhood outlines plans for a midwinter fund raising event a social and cabaret set for Sunday evening January 9. The affair will be in the temple vestry rooms with Mrs Abraham C. Goldstein as general chairman and other chairs handling tickets entertainment prizes kimes refreshments and decorations.

Beth el Sisterhood Temple Abraham C. Goldstein Harry Goldberg William Gold David Schrager Irving Rubingstein A L. Weltman Kim

Betts Corners Eagle Mall Home Bureau Christmas Party

The Betts Corners Eagle Mall Home Bureau plans a Christmas party at Mrs Henry Lansing's Betts Corners home tomorrow at 11am. Members are asked to bring a covered dish for luncheon and a gift for the grab bag.

Betts Corners Eagle Mall Henry Lansing Betts Corners

Guild Hosts Hospital Tea for St Josephs Christmas Baby

The Guild hosted its annual hospital tea at St Josephs Maternity Hospital from 3 PM Sunday, gifting a bassinet and a complete outfit for the first Christmas baby. A large reception committee greeted guests, with presiding tea table hostesses and a lineup of committee chairmen and assistants handling finance, accessories, decorations, and a special award. Frances Harrington and Agnes I OBrien led an entertainment program.

St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital Guild James J. Cassin Muss Worah Burke John J. Kane Cochairmen Mary Horgan John IF. Teitsch Catherine Duffy Theresa Doherty John FR. Maciean Helen Clark Helen Kane James Redden Elizabeth Myers Leahy George Maloney Katherine Phoenix Dorothy Kennedy Henry Bergsman Jane Jackson Katherine Grace Hearth Frances Harrington Agnes I. O’brien

Medical Auxiliary To Hear Mrs Newlin

The Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Rensselaer County meets this afternoon at president Mrs Joseph P Lasko's home. Guest speaker is Mr Rachael Newlin, superintendent of the Day Home.

Medical Society of Rensselaer County Joseph P. Lasko Rachael Newlin

Personal Notice From Cohoes And Yonkers

Personal notices report Joan W. E air of 321 Congress Street going to Yonkers for the funeral of her brother Henry Blair who died Saturday. Mrs John Nobie of 39 Shannon Avenue Cohoes will travel to San Francisco to join her husband Lieutenant Noble who is stationed there. Ruth Thomas Bedard formerly of the Bedard family is noted with War Army Corps in Widmond.

Joan W. E.air Congress Yonkers Henry Blair John Nobie Shannon Avenue Cohoes San Francisco Cal Noble Ruth Thosi Bedard Watem M ‘Bedard Ns Ar Wideaond No 1 Hyo Leepoul Dase Shammon Avenue

Rensselaer couple announce engagement of Lylvia Tefft

Mr and Mrs C Fiske Tefft of Rensselaer announce the engagement of their daughter Lylvia Tefft to Owen Chesser of Rensselaer son of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Chesser. Both graduates of Rensselaer High School and the State College for Teachers in Albany. Also noted are other local students and a school PTA meeting with a Christmas play and refreshments planned.

C. Fiske Tefft Rensselaer Lylvia Tefft Owen Chesser Stanley E. Chesser Jefft Rensselaer High School State College For Teachers Albany Chesser Polytechnic Institute Sperry Gyroscope Co Norfolk

Notable Visits and Social Roundup in Larchmont Albany

Mr Edgar H Betts Jr and son Sandy of Center Brunswick visit Larchmont with Mrs Betts’ father Walter Dodge. Mrs Thomas R Lawson and daughter return to New York City after weekend in Troy. Mrs Lenore MacCormack also back in New York after stay in Troy. Tinsel Ball invitations issued for Junior League of Albany dance for naval cadets at RPI. The event will be held Saturday evening at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany.

Larchmont Edgar H. Betts, Jr Sandy Center Brunswick Betts Walter Dodge New York Thomas R. Lawson Lawson Skinner New York City Troy Misa Lenore MacCormack Junior League of Albany Naval Cadets Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ten Eyck Albany

Dr Gass Delivers Christmas Message to Local Club

Rev John Gass of St Pauls Church addressed the Business and Professional Womens Club at Central Lutheran Church last night. He warned Americans face a grim Christmas amid race riots fears at home and front line losses, urging greater recourse to the Bible. The program included songs by Eleanor Happ and accompanists, and carols by Jeanette Keller Day from Schenectady club.

John Gass St Paul's Church Business and Professional Women’s Club Central Lutheran Church Gass Ada Scriven Lewise Miske Eleanor Happ Evelyn Johnson Small Marbara Osterhout Bessie Hidley Jeanette Keller Day Schenectady Club

Auxiliary Reception Slated Tomorrow

The Wiliam B Tibbits Auxiliary will host a reception tomorrow night at their Broadway rooms honoring Mrs Mary Perry and Mrs Edith Mylott for new appointments. The annual Christmas party will occur then. Last night at 7:30, members met at Boivin Funeral Parlors in Cohoes for a service for former Auxiliary member Mrs Catherine Shephard.

Wiliam B Tibbits Broadway Mary Perry Sons of Veterans’ Aide Edith Mylott Boivin Cohoes Catherine Shephard

St Pauls Society Hears Frank C Hunter

A Girls' Friendly Society meeting at St Pauls Episcopal Church heard Frank C Hunter, Russell Sage College organist and music professor, discuss music appreciation and Litt's Preludes, praising the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. The group will not meet next week and plans an annual Christmas party on December 27. The United Presbyterian Church women’s groups announce a 3 p.m. reception for the new pastor Rev T Howard Akland and his wife.

Girls’ Friendly Society St. Paul's Episcopal Church Frank C. Hunter Russell Sage College Litt Piiladelphia Symphony Orchestra Women’s Organizations The United Presbyteran Church T. Howard Akland

Death of Mrs Mary C McKenna former Averill Park resident

Mrs Mary C McKenna widow of Dr EH D McKenna died December 2 after a brief illness at her daughter Mrs J A Lambrecht’s home in Oneonta where she had lived since 1925. Born July 17, 1863 in Averill Park, she taught school before marrying in 1897. Survived by her son Traver H McKenna of New York, two brothers, two grandsons and two great grandchildren. funeral held in Oneonta with interment in Sand Lake.

Mary C. McKenna EH. D. McKenna J. A. Lambrecht Oneonta Boyd McCleary First Presbyterian Church Pontiac, Mich

Garden foolproof tip from Jacksonville nurseryman

Jacksonville resident Otto Woolrich, a Jacksonville newspaper man, claims a simple method for thriving crops in dry seasons. He says no rain is needed, as planting potatoes and onions close together causes the onions’ aroma to water the garden, yielding ample harvests.

Jacksonville Otto Woolrich

Miss Daley Weds Donald Stallmer At Sacred Heart

Miss Marie A Daley daughter of Mr and Mrs Denis Daley of Utica formerly of Spring Avenue Land Corp and Donald M Stallmer son of Mr and Mrs Otto Stallmer of 6 Blakeley Court were married yesterday at 430 pm at Sacred Heart Church by Rev Edward T Reilly. The bride wore powder blue and dubonnet with a Dutch cap, corsage of white roses and sweet peas. Best man was Merritt L Stallmer and matron of honor was Mrs Thomas Gillick. The couple will reside on Staten Island after a wedding trip.

Marie A. Daley Denis V. Daley Utica Spring Avenue, Land Corp Donald M. Stallmer Otto J. Stallmer Blakeley Court Sacred Heart Church Edward T. Reilly Thomas Gillick Merritt L. Stallmer Frank Tilley la Salle Institute Meat Department A & P Stores Rensselaer Fort Wadsworth Staten Island New York

Marriage of Miss Fleck and Ensign Rowell Johnson

Miss B Shirley Fleck daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew C Fleck of 821 Seventh Avenue married Ensign Lewis Rowell Johnson USN BR son of Mr and Mrs B Carroll Johnson of Franklin on Saturday Nov 20 at Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev C V Kling officiated with Miss N Jean Fleck of Washington DC as attendant. Pvt Andrew C Fleck Jr brother served as postman. Ushers were Charles Axtell Greene and James Millhouse. Bride wore white satin gown with seed pearls and illusion veil. bouquet of white roses and gardenias. Couple reside Memorial Drive Boston.

B. Shirley Fleck Andrew C. Fleck Seventh Avenue Ensign Lewis Rowell Johnson B. Carroll Johnson Franklin Trinity Episcopal Church Charles Axtell Greene and Games Millhouse Memorial Drive Boston

Waterford Social Roundup Announces Parties and Obituary

Waterford and Mechanicville area notices report Dorothy Coonradt’s eleventh birthday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Clifford Coonradt with guests including Evie Hancox Jane Gardner Marian and Joan Coonradt Lucille Wilson and Patricia Gardner. Also covered are a furlough visit by Pvt Sesto Gambelli a Waterford Christmas party Class 11 at Waterford Methodist Church Grace Episcopal Church services this week and obituaries for Mrs Hattie M Devitt with interment in Waterford Rural Cemetery.

Clifford Coonradt Waterford-Mechanicville Road Dorothy Evfie Hancox Jane Gardner Marian Joan Coonradt Lucille Wilson Patricia Gardner Sesto Gambelli First Street Waterford Methodist Church Charles L. Mead Middle Street Hattie M Devitt Mechanicville Waterford Frank J. Bull Third Street Herbert C. Wiltenberg First Presbyterian Church Waterford Rural Cemetery Byron K. Flack Albert Schrives Harold B. Smith Joseph Ceaquat

Christmas activities at the Reformed Church

The community lines up several events at the Reformed Church including a Sunday School Christmas program on Sunday evening December 26, a League for Service Christmas supper and party, and meetings of Ladies Aid Missionary and Friendly Circle. Choir rehearsal moves to Thursday, School No 4 closes Friday for holiday, parent teacher refreshments Friday morning, and Bible Class hosts an annual Christmas party with games and refreshments.

Kenneth Wolfe Furslough Nellie Windover Syracuse Eugene H. Sullivan League For Service The Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid Missionary and Friendly Circle Thee Reformed Church the Reformed Church

Waterford Girl Weds Staff Sergeant Robert E Wilson

Miss Tessie Molesky daughter of George S Molesky and the late Irene Molesky married Staff Sergeant Robert E Wilson in St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Cohoes. Attendants Irene Molesky and Stanley Alien Jr at the ceremony with a wedding gown of silk crepe and a veil. The couple planned a wedding trip and Wilson returns to California after duty.

Tessie Molesky George S. Molesky Fourth Street Waterford Irene Molesky Robert E. Wilson St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Cohoes Theodore Kiyluk Sergi Stanley W. Alien, Jr Wilson Trojan California

Weekend travels and local notices from Eagle Mills

Miss Irene Freemyer returns to Summit after a weekend visit. Gail Lundy is hospitalized at Samaritan for treatment since Thursday. Youth Fellowship meets at Methodist Church after the roast beef supper and Christmas sale tonight. Brothers Clum to enter naval service. Howard already in Army. Ellsworth and Elwood Morrison arrive in the British Isles. Forrest Patrie elected fire commissioner for Fire District No 1 Brunswick. Prayer service at Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 45 p.m. Bible Study books to be used. Garfield School Association meets tomorrow at 7 45 p.m. with a Christmas grabbag. play The Lost Christmas Recipe directed by Mrs Donald Waterfield. Red Cross sewing meetings suspended, resume Thursday Jan 6 1944. Volunteer workers finishing home assignments. Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company meets at White Lily Hall with 17 present. members urged to learn truck operations. Treasurer reports 208 balance. Next meeting Mon Jan 3 1944 at 8 p.m. at White Lily Hall Cropseyville.

Irene Freemyer Summit N. J Gail Lundy John Lundy The Samaritan Hospital Methodist Church Robert Willard Clum Leslie A. Clum Navy Howard Army Sergt Ellsworth E. Morrison Corp Elwood E Morrison British Isles Forrest Patrie G. H. Pettingell Garfield School Association Garfield School Donald Waterfield Red Cross Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company, Inc White Lily Hall Cropseyville Leon Brown Robert Clum Roy Hulett Fred West

Ancient Bike in TSE replaces car commute in Clearwater

Bayly, a prominent Clearwater banker, swapped his car for a family heirloom bicycle amid a gasoline shortage. The chainless bike, owned by his father for over forty years, marks a shift from motor travel to pedal power as the region faced fuel constraints.

Clearwater Bayly

Lansingburg Junior Commandos Form To Aid War Salvage

Lansingburg youths organized the Junior Commandos to collect wastepaper tin cans and silk stockings for the war effort. Mrs Donald E Kirkpatrick captains the group with neighborhood children from Fifth Sixth Avenues and 115th 116th Streets rallying to promote salvage, can preparation and a future outdoor fundraiser for War Savings Stamps.

Lansingburg Fifth and Sixth Avenues 115Th 116Th Streets Donald E. Kirkpatrick Shirley Marilyn Ashdown Guy Cunningham Ruth Naomi Kirkpatrick

War Stamps Distribution Plan Involving Children

War officials announce a program where children will be used to support War Stamps and distributed among members. The plan frames dedication to wartime finance, with children assisting in distribution and sales processes under supervision.

Exchange of Internees Halts Pending Probe

The Japanese government halts further internee exchanges as Spanish diplomats, representing Japan in Washington, probe conditions in Far East camps for Japanese and Japanese Americans. The Tule Lake facility is a focus, with about 7,000 internees or families seeking repatriation, and roughly 40 percent of Tule Lake inmates classified as aliens. The Drew subcommittee is examining disturbances, while the United States offers no obstacle to Spanish investigators.

Washington Wpi Far East Japan Tule Lake Cal Drew United States

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