Mechanicville Woman Named Eastern Star Worthy Matron
Mechanicville Mrs Elsie Wooddell was elected worthy matron of Statalia Chapter Order of Eastern Star succeeding Mrs Bertha B Smith at the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple Friday evening Other officers named for the ensuing term included Arthur C Herrick worthy patron Elizabeth Herrick associate matron Margaret Digs secretary Cruciila Fort treasurer Eva Tat Kinlay conductress Susan Van Valkenburg associate conductress Bertha EB Smith and Virginia Fort trustees W John Weir representative to the Masonic Temple Association Annual reports were read and a delayed finance report presented A W Smith and Gladys Mossou spoke on the bazaar Gifts included a piano prized for the chapter and a Christmas party followed with music games a Christmas tree and exchanges then refreshments were served Expressions of good will marked the close of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wooddell
Statalia
Order of Eastern Star
Bertha B. Smith
Masonic Temple
Arthur C. Herrick
Elizabeth Herrick
Margaret Digs
Crucilla Fort
Eva Tat Kinlay
Susan van Valkenburg
Bertha EB. Smith
Virginia Fort
W. John Weir
Masonic Temple Association
A. W. Smith
Gladys Mosseau
Weir
Smith
Engagement Announced for Loretta Lane and Sergei Rose
In Hemstreet Park Mr and Mrs Arthur Lane announce the engagement of their daughter Loretta Lane to Sergei Kenneth Rose son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rose Tremstreet Park Sergei is stationed in Honolulu Hawaii and is on furlough Loretta Lane works for the Court of Claims in Albany wedding planned in the near future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lane
Hemstreet Park
Loretta Lane
Sergi
Henneth Rose
Raymond Rose
Tremstreet Park
Sergeant Rose
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Miss Lane
Court of Claims
Albany
Ballston Term Jurors Drawn in January Supreme Court
Ballston Spa hosts the January term of Supreme Court with Justice O. Byron Brewster presiding. Grand jurors include Ballston Stephen Merchant and several others from Corinth Hadley Hawley and more. trial jurors list names from Ballston Charlton Corinth Galway Greenfield Hadley Stillwater Clifton Park Malta Moreau Milton Northumberland Saratoga Springs and Wilton among others. The panel reflects a broad slate of local residents summoned for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spa
Supreme Court
Court House
O. Byron Brewster
Ballston
Stephen M. Merchant
Corinth
Harmon J. Wills
Edwin A. Millis
Beecher Carpenter
Edinburg
Henry M. Torrey
Galway
Ida J. Grabo
Hawley Co. Fonda
George B. Eaton
Greenfield
Burton
Fred E. Fredette
Ralph 8. Moore
Berton A. Garrett
Joseph M. Baker
Lottie Patrick
Charlton
M. Baker
Henry C. Lachtrupp
Austin M Lowe
Ruth E. Heckler
W. Guy Smith
Emily W. Smith
Clifton Park
John J. Davey
Glenna T. Beck
Fred Clothier
Albert Angell
Kethel Denton
James A. Starks
Jason Williams
Stephen Doherty
Lester Enos
Grenelle St. Armitage
William McKnight
Sophia Rowland
Charles C. McKnight
Hadley
Edwin T. Wendell
Halfmoon
Elmer D. Filkins
Joseph Hatlee
Malta
Ada L. Nalton
Moreau
John Stockton
Milton
Nellie T. Massey
Robert 5. Collamer
Charles M. Rougier
Florence G. Parsons
Mechanicville
Marvin B. Kipp
Burton E. McNeil
Theresa Emelio
Northumberland
Dorothy E. Vance
Lila E. Hurd
Frank H. Bean, Jr
Elizabeth Dorman
Saratoga Springs
Charles E. O'Connor
William Hanlough
Maud I. Duval
Stillwater
Emerson Dalaba
Florence B. Hill
Wilton
Clarence G. Bull
Beadleson Burial and Local Social Club Notes
Mrs Beadleson of Sandusky will be buried in Hudson View Cemetery after funeral services at a local church. She was born in Waterford and once lived in Mechanicville, later making her home in Sandusky. Survivors include daughter Mrs J A Mitchell of Sandusky and son George E Beadleson of Berlin. A town social scene update covers the fifth weekly Community Club social at Knights of Columbus Hall with planning for future events. The Mechanicville Saratoga Council Boy Scouts elected Melvin C Livingston district chairman, with James J Rowan and J Ward Montgomery in key posts and numerous district and troop leaders named. Remarks from officials and attendees noted camp activities, leadership, and advancement reports amid troop movements and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Sweeney
Mechanicville
Joseph Sweeney
Stillwater
St. Paul's Church
Lawrence M. Gerrity
St. Paul's Cemetery
John
Massey
John H. Massey, Jr
Terian Church
Hudson Vew
Beadleson
Waterford
Sandusky
J. A. Mitchell
George E. Beadleson
Berlin
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Sykes
Joseph P. McGovern
Alois N. Mault
William A. Carr
Edward P. Holland
Con. F. Green
Joseph Pp. Gilheaney
Daniel 8. Carr
Thomas J. Oswitt
Mark J. Fusco
James E. Prout
Martin BE. Varrey
William McKay
Riverside
Melvin C. Livingston
Saratoga Council
Boy Scouts
St. Luke's
James J. Rowan
J. Ward Montgomery
Hemstreet Park
D. D. Linehan
F. Wayland Bailey
Olin Salmon
Jasper E. Brownell
Donald J. Pingrey
Earl Whitbeck
Theodore Weigle
Edward Branninigan
Jerome Buchdahl
Hugh R. Haddieton
Roy Connors
Everett Burney
Thomas Gilheany
Torrey E. Purdy
Emmett Smith
Ray B. Meneher
Halfmoon
Albert J
Melvin ©. Livingston
Scout
Frederick J. Clark
Hugh R. Haddleston
David C. Huntington
Lawrence Mallory
L. H. Butler
Ernest A. Parker
St. Luke’s Church
Gideon Palmiere
Eugene F. Smith
Harold E. Lane
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local daytime and evening radio listings for Troy Schenectady and Albany stations show a dense schedule of variety programs, news, music, soap operas, and church services. Notable programs include top of morning segments, Breakfast Club, Mary and Perry Mason dramas, and cultural features with hosts and bands across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaz—Troy
Philip Gordon
Salvation Army
Health Hunters
Fulton Lewis
Army Air Forces
Studio Tris
Voice of the Army
Renselaer Review
Winchell, Mahoney
Raymond Clapper
Educ. For Freedom
Cummin
Orch
Star Parade
Dutty
Oren
Morand
Wiery
Troy
News 700
Timekeeper
Sar
Melody Lane
Farm Live
O—Sweet and Swing
Melody Time
Bankhage
Kay Moser
Small
Morteen Downey
Eton Boys
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Roy Shudt Bloue
Johnny Morgan
Farl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Out of the Shadows
Brush For Listening
Wiby—Troy
Phil Barton
Trey
Humbard Family
Sardi's
Mary Gaynor
Home Bureau Makes Christmas Greens and Toys
Home Bureau groups hold meetings to craft Christmas greens and The little chow figures from patterns in the last newsletter. Members report cheerful season atmosphere and use of song sheets for carols. A homemade toy kit gains interest and remains available beyond current meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Cambridge Christmas events and Scout meeting agenda
Cambridge hosts the annual Christmas entertain ment of Cambridge Valley Grange with a gift grab bag and tree under Mrs. William Luke in Grange Hall. United Presbyterian Church Sunday School plans a 7 30 p m Christmas program with tree and refreshments. White Creek Methodist Church also holds Christmas exercises at 7 30 p m Tuesday led by Eleanor Wiles and Elaine McMartin. Troop 62 Boy Scouts invite the public for a birthday celebration with awards and a 1944 rollcall. Flying Crew Patrol leads a third annual advancement contest. Billy Buckley’s Panthers and Bob Hinchliffe’s Hawks pursue early season points. Two Scotland sound films are featured. Mary McClellan Hospital Child Health and Welfare Committee plans a Christmas party for orthopedic children tomorrow at 2 p m with multiple committee roles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Valley Grange
Grange Hall
William Luke
James B. Arnott
United Presbyterian Church
White Creek Methodist Church
Eleanor Wiles
Elaine McMartin
Troop 62
Boy Scouts
Mohican Council
Flying Crew Patrol
Charles Harff
Billy Buckley
Panthers
Bob Hinchliffe
Hawks
Scotland
Mary McClellan Hospital
Theresa M. Ford
George E. Robinson
Mary E. Parrish
Hazel F. Moffitt
George E. Brewer
John A. Hampton
Leroy ©. Hinchliffe
Lyman H. White
Charles W. Raymond
B. M. Herrington
Jerome E. Wright
Esther Fortuine
C. Burton Jones
Paul BR. Graham
Christmas games and toys used for indoor storm days
In January and February many homemade games and toys provided entertainment during storms. The text also notes the Japanese invasion of China forcing transfer inland of 120000 tons of machinery from 638 coastal factories, transported mostly by workers to locations over 1000 miles from Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
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