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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1946

Page

11

Watervliet Children Present Christmas Playlet

Children give a playlet titled Toy Shop at Watervliet High School with Miss Dorothy Hayford directing. Students act as toy soldiers and aol group with named performers, featuring roles from books to owners, with Ralph Tromano as a teddy bear and Jack Light as the store proprietor.

Holtool 3 Watervliet Dorothy Hayford Hark Uchele Homing Riley Thomas Henry Joseph Clete Nicholay Master Lawrence Wright Jamey Zukowelei Robert Drseel Aol Margaret Surmonid Judith Gray Nancy Votto Barbnrn Garman June Peterson Anna Hughes Ruth Bowen Marjorie Stallard Vicki Nolan Patricia Murphy Badutola Silte Carol Marfigin Ivenn Cqeminsmain Shirley Stade Mayfly File Earth Kramer Oman Marion Fincher Jean Collette Constance Gettins Angela Harrington Ralph Tromano

Watervliet K of C Plans New Year Party

Watervliet Knights of Columbus map plans for the annual New Year’s Eve party. The arrangements committee includes Anthony A. Biehl as chairman and Edward T. Fos among others. Reservations close Friday, Dec. 27, with space limited to council room capacity. a Sunday meeting will finalize plans.

Knights of Columbus Jastaight Foundroms Enmiitee Anthony A. Biehl Edward T. Fos Ernest Quinisn J. Harold Anderson Fred Jiasselbarth James McMann John J. Sweeney Frank SV. Reynolds Charles McCarthy John J. Carroll Susie Joseph Alurphy

Eastern Star Officers Election Tonight at Temple

The Wil lett Gliapler chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will elect officers at tonight’s meeting held at the Waterliet Masonic Temple. Mrs. Margaret Bokker, Worthy Matron, and Alfred Harlworth, Worthy Patron, will preside and there will be a reading of the yearly reports.

E. S Willett Gliapler Order of the Eastern Star Watervliet Masonic Temple Margaret Bpker Wrorthy Alfred Harlworth

Watervliet Reports Diphtheria Toxoid for 15 Children

City health officer Dr Charles Ay reported Watervliet with 15 children treated with diphtheria toxoid as the city council notes 141 visits with 62 missed checkups. Communicable diseases include cases of typhoid fever whooping cough smallpox and pneumonia among others. Br Bhantugiin announced that 78 children are being treated with diphtheria toxoid at the Watervliet facility during Monday and yesterday.

Charles Tilngiainr Br. Bhantugiin Vilyyalate

Girl Scouts Hold Christmas Party at Sacred Heart of Mary

Watervliet troop 38 and Brownie groups hosted their annual Christmas party with songs recitations and gift exchanges. Mary Allen Early Kate Harrison Judy Manning Ann Rancourt Anita Graber Kathleen Kennedy and others performed while Miss Rancourt accompanied piano.

Trooya8 Sacred Heart of Mary Schonali Brownie Girt Mary Allen Early Kate Harrison Judy Manning Ann Rancourt Anita Graber Kathleen Kennedy Margaret Burke Angela Harvington Margaret Libby Miss Rancourt Elnise Rancourt Cacil Dougherty Florine Bouchard Mve Bally Palais Fred Gratton George P. McGregor Lena Remain Pearly McCarthy Hleaney Rosenberger Mildred Rosenberger

Women's League Christmas Party at Watervliet Church

The annual Christmas party of the Women’s Service League of the First Presbyterian Church of Watervliet was held at the church. Guests enjoyed singing a shib bay and a covert dish supper. The group voted for contributions to Historation Fun and to decorate the church auditorium. Donations included gift boxes shipping to missions in North Carolina and Tennessee, plus three boxes to Church World Organization for Europe.

Women's Service League First Presbyterian Church of North Carolina Tennessee Church World Organization For Distribution Europe

Watervliet Man Fined For Speeding

Edward A. Verto of Watervliet was fined 359 for speeding on a Sunday, after pleading guilty before Justice James W. Brown of Niska. The incident involved a wrecked car and a crash with approaching traffic on Troy Schenectady Road. Local reports describe the events leading to the citation and the plea.

Edward A. Verto Watervliet Montay James W. Brown Niska Troma J. Sims Una

Watervliet Mayor Opens Local Basketball League

Watervliet Mayor Hugh Donnelly made his first public appearance to open the citys basketball league at Watervliet High School. Donnelly praised sports for character building and praised league efforts led by Thomas Halpin. Guest officials included City Councilman Thomas Sullivan and City Manager Frank Mahar. In the opening double header Colonia ALA defeated Flynn West 67 to 50, followed by Hely All-Stars vs Mahar Vets.

Hugh Donnelly Watervliet Waterviiet High School Symnasium Thomas Halping Donnelly Gail Donnelly Halvin City 5 Thomas C. Suilivan Frank T. Mahar William &. Noonan Edward Koonman Colonia Ala FlynngVest America Legion Colonie Matc Hely All-Stars Mahar Vets

Italo Balbo Auxiliary Hag Party at Watervliet

The Italo Balbo Auxiliary Hag Party in Watervliet gathered for a Christmas event with Mrs Luke Tuscale and Mrs Harry Dagostino co chairing. Officers elected included Mrs Francis Marsh president and Mrs Mary Prock vice president. A moving of trustees and Troop 30 Girl Scouts party at First Presbyterian Church were noted with a grab bag and supervision by Miss Helena Chard.

Watervliet Luke Tuscale Charitywan Harry Dagostine Francis Marsh Mary Prock Eva Lammnans Francis Poreyeei Mary Grillo Angeling Frustia Dagostino Germaine Conti Girt Scouts First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Helena Chard Grabbag Barjhare Tazhir

Troy Pastor Speaks on Negro Place in Democracy at Watervliet Meeting

Reverend Talmadge Murray of Liberty Presbyterian in Troy told the Women's Missionary Society of Jermain Memorial Church in Watervliet that the Negro of the South is seeking a rightful place in democracy. He highlighted church efforts for Negro standing and aid to destitute Negroes on James Island, C. Mrs. Rubin Graves presented a Christmas carol reading, and reports covered clothing shipments to James Island, with committee notes and songs by Miss Jean Murray.

South Talmadge Murray Liberty Presbyterian Church Troy Women's Missionary’ Society

Watervliet Camp Anna Hold Yurs Party

Mrs John Pitagetate and Miss Ie beth Walsh at Catherine lo gia Mrs John Glark and Alps Thomas Leonard won prizes for high scores at Christmas party Monday hosted by Alps. Winifred Mlessitt of TL Seventh Avenue near Camp Anna attended. A program of entertainment followed by refreshments. Committees in charge included Mrs Mary Clifford, Mrs Teresa Schwab, Mrs Catherine Dentarest, Mrs Mary Vogel and Mrs Mary Brennan.

John Pitagetate Iebeth Walsh Catherine Logia John Glark Alps Thomas Leonard Winifred Mlessitt TL Seventh Catherine Dentarest Mary Vogel Mary Brennan

Hiss Fonda Fleeted By Watervliet Club

The High School Girls Club at First Presbyterian Watercliff elected officers Joyce Fonda as president Dolores Robins as vice president Elanor Paley as secretary Dorothy Raymond as treasurer and three members. The group voted to pack Christmas candy for the church school and rehearsals of the Youth Choir were led by Mrs. Gertrude Warner.

First Presbyterian

Christmas Program Held by W C Unit

A December meeting of the Rensseleey County executive committee opened with a business session at Miss Ellzbern Maxwell’s home. A proposed school program titled Temperance Instruction was deferred to May. The Christmas program, led by Mrs Frank Vandt, featured readings and games with prizes won by Mrs Elm Bishop and Miss Shoma Baehs. Refreshments were served by the hostess and two helpers.

Eansingburgy W. C Ellzbern Maxwell Tifth Avenue Rensseleey County Suentiie Temperance Btrs Frank Vandt Elm Bishop Shoma Baehs Mes Katia ‘Stoveratin Gladys Dean

Soviet Occupation Claims Surplus German Heavy Machinery Output

Berlin occupation authorities reported Soviets showed industrial gains beyond the four power agreement. Taegliche Nachrichten presented a comparison stating heavy machinery output worth 260.7 million reichmarks annually versus the 74.7 million agreed. No explanation given for the excess.

Berlin Kyes Quelurd Gareyman Uheen Germany

Fire Destroys Malden Plant

A large blaze destroyed the Cody Coal and Grain Co facility at Malden on Hudson causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Fire crews from ten departments battled the four hour blaze amid water shortages, destroying coal and lumber yards, offices, sheds, and trucks while a nearby home exploded and endangered five firefighters.

Kingston Cody Coal and Grain 'Co Malden-on-Hudson Maz

Families Reach Japan After Ship Brings Occupation Families

Yokohama welcomed the 85,Aca glia with 125 families of occupation forces aboard. About 230 passengers included many children. Seventy families plan to settle in the Tokyo-Yokohama area, joining postwar housing efforts.

Japan Yokohama Acaglia Dan

Navy mobilizes reservist nurses for volunteer duty

The Navy plans to mobilize about 200 reservist nurses next year for active duty. Navy leaders argued the move would bolster the Nurse Corps as wartime needs rose, with many officers urging broader mobilization of reserve medical personnel.

Navy Arks Navy Washington Thandaor Alleatie Naval Boe

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