School 2 Pupils To Present Christmas Program Today
School 2 pupils will present a Christmas program at 2 pm today at a Parent Teacher Association meeting. Mrs George Beard, PTA president, announced no bus session. The program includes a flag salute, piano solos, recitations, and a full pageant directed by Miss Helen A Costello featuring Rosemary Fera Fera Hawthorne Anderson Joseph Timm J Rich, and a large chorus with Barbara Masterson John Kavanaugh Sally Recor Shirley Teal Barbar Collins Evelyn Hanna Eldora Teal.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
George Beard
Bacrer
Valse
Timmie Anderson
Mother Goose
Santa
Patty Fitzgerald
Sandra Teal
Patty Elsel
Nancy Carl Bauer
Donald Aird Cady
Maureen McGovern
Clara
Bobby Ives
Psa Crainage
Hobby Horse
John Velozi
Carel Sharpe ‘Kates
Betty Brown
Wood Nymph
Elliott Weinsi
Shirley Schmidt
Helen A. Costello
Rosemary Fera Fera
Hawthorne Anderson Joseph
Fred MacGrard
Louis R Hings
Lawrence Bea Bleir
Wiliam Flyer Innkeeper
John Maneigi
Angela
Jean Henry
Joyce Germain
Beverly Beard
Barbara Masterson
Martin
John Kavanaugh
Sally Recor
Shirley Teal
Barbar Collins
Evelyn Hanna
Eldora
Margaret Corcoran
Kay MacGregor
Mary Long
Janis Davenport
Barbera Cronk
Lois Mason
Richard Pechichjian
Leonard Martine
Robert Campano
Robert Crannage
Joseph Blair
Robert
Herbert Quinn Holly
Mary Williams
Joan Horton
Edmund Burke Stocking
Gerald Velozi
Barbara Cole
Joan Futscher
Ruth Fienigan
Phyllis Dunham
Winifred Mott
Richard Qua
Paul Messick
Johnsonville Family Announces Son Nor man Safe Overseas
Johnsonville Airs and Mrs. Chris Hansen report their son Nor man has arrived safely overseas. Mrs Lynn Durfee of Cambridge recently visited Mrs George Ralston. Mr and Mrs Charles Henry of Troy were guests of Airs. Ernest I Van Doren. Mrs Howard Akin and daughters the M got and Velma have gone to Tr to spend the winter.
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Airs
Chris Hansen
Norman
Lynn Durfee
Cambridge
George Ralston
Charles Henry
Troy
Ernest I. van Doren
Howard Akin
M Got
Velma
Stillacater Women's Associ Christmas Prayer Meeting Report
The Stillacater Women s Association met Tuesday night in church parlors. Miss Eleanor Doughty led devotions. Circle chairmen and secretaries outlined plans to send Christmas boxes to shut ins and raise funds for the Presbyterian War Fund and canteen. A candlelight Christmas Eve service was announced.
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Associ
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Doughty
Dorothy Rogers
Lottridge
Cire
Presbyterian War Fund
George Howland
Marian Rodriguez
Circle DT
Rthur Howland
Jaz
Janet Bradley
Alice Lawrence
Sally Rodriguez
Circle L
Christmas Dramas and Scout Meetings Highlight Community Events
Rehearsals for the Christmas drama Christmas Is a Miracle are set for 7:30 p.m. tonight and again tomorrow. Scouts from Troop 33 of Mechanicville meet at the high school with Harold Lane and Leo Barbol leading, planning for the court of honor tonight. W. C. of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Charles Cowin Sr’s home with a Christmas program and Watch Night refreshments planned by a committee including Mrs Louis Booth and Miss Irene Brownell.
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Hayner
Hilda Wilbur
Carlton Abel
Harold Lane
Istant
Leo Barbol
Earl ‘Antlick
Court of Honor
Mechanicville High School
Methodist Church
Charles Cowin
Marilyn Cowin
Floyd Shorter
Louis Booth
Irene Brownell
Rose Smith
Benny Truland
Christmas events and social notices in Averill Park region
Sergt John Coffee of Averill Park visits Wilmington with his wife. The Stephentown Rod and Gun Club meets at the Engine House at 8 p.m. Rev Peter VI returns home from Albany Hospital and improves after surgery. The Hoags Corners Methodist Ladies’ Aid meets at Mrs John Prince’s home at 2 p.m. Central High School hosts its annual Christmas entertainment in the auditorium at 1 p.m. The school closes for holiday vacation. The Good Cheer Class hosts a Christmas party at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 6:20 p.m. with a grab bag feature.
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John Coffee
Wilmington
Del
Rod and Gun Club
Stephentown
Peter VI
Albany Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoags Corners Methodist Church
John Prince
Central High School
Hn Methodist Church
Truman Sees Breakdown in War Transport
The Truman Committee warned of a breakdown risk in America’s war transport system near capacity. It urged production of locomotives, freight cars, and rail facilities, replacement of trucks and buses, and returning planes from military use to speed civilian transport. It cited tire shortages and urged Army and lend-lease reductions to avert a tire crisis next year.
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Washington
Ins
Senate
Truman Committee
America
James M. Mead
D, N
Army
United States
War Department
Government urges decisive auto industry action in wartime
In a December report the department urged immediate work on a realistic program for trucks and tires, warning that failure to act will endanger the war program and civilian industry. It stressed the role of nearly 25 million passenger cars in the transport system and called for more parts production.
Ade quate auto parts urged for replacement need
A committee urges provisions for the adequate production of replacement parts for automobiles taxicabs and light trucks, highlighting essentiality of using autos.
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