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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1943

Page

4

Joint Masonic Investiture Set for Troy Temple

New masters elect from 17 Masonic lodges in the Rensselaer Schenectady District will be invested at a joint ceremony in the Troy Masonic Temple Thursday. Dinner at 6:30 pm precedes a program led by William Christie of Evening Out Lodge Watervliet and features Right Worshipful C Stowell Carroll and Ray Ellis of New York as principal speaker. Grand Lodge officers including Robert J Swackhamer of Schenectady will participate.

Rensselaer-Schenectady Troy Masonic Temple Pup William Christie Watervliet C. Stowell Carroll King Solomon’s Primitive King Solomon’s Lodge Righ Ray Ellis New York Grand Lodge Endowment Committee Robert J. Swackhamer Schenectady

Goebbels Sees Nazis Hopeful for Future in London Speech

Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, in a Christmas Eve message broadcast from Berlin, declared the Nazis still hold hopes for victory and welcomed a forthcoming arms test in the West. He said Germans march with light kit, many having little to lose, and that loss of belongings hardened resolve to fight. He suggested the enemy underestimates this renewed strength and hinted at a spring clash with Allied forces in the West.

Goebbels London Joseph Goebbels Berlin

Soldiers Visit Bethlehem Scenes of Christ's Life

Americans of varying ranks from Persia Syria Egypt and Africa toured Jerusalem and Bethlehem as war fronts faded for a Christmas rebirth. Generals Royce Cheves and other officers attended the Church of the Nativity broadcasts while troops retraced Christ's Passion along the Way of the Cross and gathered at the Grotto. Amid scarce holiday displays Mrs Pinkerton and the YMCA sponsored a lone Christmas tree scene and the Red Cross and YMCA served the 360 pounds of turkey for a Christmas feast at the American base in the Holy Land.

Jerusalem Persia Syria Egypt Africa Gethsemane Golgotha Bethlehem Ralph Royce Middle East Gilbert Cheves Church of the Nativity Church of Nativity Grotto Christ Praetorium Pontius Pilate Jesus Stoss Holy Little Redeemer Brooklyn Memphis San Francisco Julian’s Way King David Hotel L. C. Pinkerton U. B Y. M. Cla Sharafat American Red Cross Holy Land

Christmas Party Highlights at Presbyterian Sunday School

Mechanicville notes thank offerings and perfect attendance awards at the Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas party held in the church parlors. Rev J K Stewart presided over a gifts dedication to War Relief Fund.

Presbyterian Sunday School Presbyterian War Relief Fund J. K Stewart Madge Harvey Glenn Purdy H A. Donnelly Arthur C. Herrick

Local Legion and club events mark week in Schenectady

Fred H. Clark Post meets Monday at 3 p.m. in the Legion Home. Crescent Temple ladies cancel tonight's variety program for the holiday. The cantata The Hope of the World Part I is set for Memorial Church service tomorrow morning. Memorial Baptist Church choir to present a special music program tomorrow morning. Mechanicville Lodge holds a Monday meeting in Ellis Hall with Exalted Ruler Frank J. Flanagan presiding. Troop 38 Boy Scouts move meeting night to Wednesday. Masonic Club dance postponed tonight. rhythm makers David Silverman directing. Memorial Baptist and Sunday School plan a Tuesday dinner at 6 p.m. Judson Club to supervise. War worker killed: Lawrence Broderick, 45, of 104 Brinkerhoff, Schenectady, employee at the Army Service Forces Depot, died after being struck by an automobile on Curry Road Thursday evening. driver Francis Cain, 31, Albany Road Stop 35, Albany, detained.

First Methodist Church Freeman S Kline Wilma Spaulding John L. Fort Schnecker First Presbyterian Church James K. Stewart Walter J. File Church of the Assumption Serafino Aurigemma Salvation Army Hall North Central Avenue John E. Trask Christian Science Society Buchdahl Block Park Avenius St. Luke's Episcopal Church David C. Huntington Henry J. Leyland St. George’s Episcopal Church Clifton Park Trinity Episcopal Trinity Episcopal Church, Schaghticoke Fred H. Clark Post American Legion Legion Crescent Temple Pythian Sistera Methodiat Memorial Baptist Church Mechanicville Lodge Ellis’ Hall Frank J. Flanagar Troop 38 Boy Scouts Hemstreet Park John Christianson, Jr Masonic Club Masonic Temple Rhythm Makers David Silverman Judson Club Lawrence & Broderick Brinkerhoff Street Plattsburg Schenectady

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