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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1943

Page

5

Marriage of Jiss Wolff and Robert Knion Rogers at Methodist Church

Jiss Wolff, daughter of Mrs. John Wolff of Corinth, wed Robert Knion Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dean Rogers, Monday at 3 pm in the Rath at the Methodist Church. The ceremony featured evergreens and pompons, with attendants in pink and blue, corsages of rust flowers, and the couple traveling to an unannounced destination. The bride, a graduate of York State Teachers College, previously taught in East Greenbush. the groom, a graduate of Edison High, works at Ithaca Gun Co. They will reside in Ithaca.

Marjorie Wold John Wolff Corinth East Greenbush Robert Knion Rogers Harvey Dean Rath F. Miller Cohoes Erwin Beardslee Elmira Honery Beardslee Burton Tauith Bucknell Dayers York State McGrawrew East Greenbush Central School Rogers Thomas A. Edison High School Elmira Business Institute Ithaca Gun Co Ithaca Out of Tov Bessie Aughenbaugh The WAVES Washington, D. C

USO Plans Holiday Eve Dance for RPI and Troy Troops

The Saturday Group of the USO Lounge will host a New Year’s Eve dance and buffet supper for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students and service members home on leave in Troy at The Hendrick Hudson tonight. Festivities run from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Helen Barrett, Sarah Flynn, and Mary Case in charge. Committee chairs include Nancy Quinn for invitations Elizabeth O’Sullivan and Marjorie Flynn for favors, Ruth Tyner and Frances Dwyer for reception, and Elbert Ter and Margaret Murray Crowley for the buffet supper. The dance offers the usual festive activities.

USO Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Hendricx Hudson Helen F. Barrett Sarah K. Flynn Mary Case Nancy Quinn Elzabeth O'Sullivan Marjorie 5 AL Ruth M. Tyner Frances Dwyer Elbert M. Ter Margeret Murray Crowley

Officers Engaged in Africa and Albany Connection

An engagement story from a North Africa theater linkage emerges as Lieut May Jansen Richtmyer formerly of Coxsackie and Capt Benjamin N. Vol an Albany nose and throat specialist announce their engagement amid hospital unit duties. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Samuel Vox of 6 First Street.

Vemail Organ Hospital Ron E North Albany Iica May Jansen Richtmyer Formely Coxsackie Benjamin N. Vol Albary Samuel Vox First Street Esas Pethrotha Coxsackia

Nurse Wed In California Miss AdamF Howard D to John P Adams

Mrs R J Ternwhiser of Swalling Road Watervliet announces the marriage of her niece Miss AdamF Howard D to John P Adams. The ceremony occurred Christmas Eve at the Methodist parsonage in Long Beach California with nurse Anne Rivers as matron of honor. The bride wore a black velvet suit with white embroidery and her bouquet featured gardens. She is a Troy High School and Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing graduate who has nursed at Long Beach Memorial Hospital for four months. Mr Adams is UC graduate and a civil engineer for North American Airways. After a two week California tour the couple will reside in Douglas Arizona.

R. J. Ternwhiser Swalling Road Watervliet Adamf Howard D John P. Adams Methodist Parsonage Adems Troy High School Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Long Beach Memorial Hospital California Adams Univerisity of California North American Airways Douglas Ariz

Miss Gordon Weds on Parents Anniversary

Miss Hazel Amelia Gordon of Canoes R D 1 Mooers wed Martin Adgit Plant of Mechanicville on December 11. Ceremony by Rev C R Sumner at Schaghticoke. Maid of honor Miss Irene Gordon of Latham. best man Raymond Plant of Guilderland. Attendants wore wine and blue velvet. Dinner at Coloes. Couple to reside in Mechanicville after a trip north in the state.

Gordon Hazel Amelia Gordon Canoes R. D Frederick Gordon Mooers Martin Adgit Plant James Plant Mechanieville Schaghticohe Cc R. Sumner Irene Gordon Latham Raymond Plant Guilderland Vibe Toss Coloes Mechanicville

Hoosick Falls Girl Married in Tennessee

Amada Haswell Muller daughter of Mrs George H Miller of Vine Tennessee became the bride of Pfc James Hudson Crow Jr on December 2 Mrs Crowdis formerly from Hoosick After graduating from Samaritan Hospital Mrs Crowdis became a public health nurse in Houston Texas and is now stationed at Etna Texas The couple reside in Nashville Christmas party at 2204 Fourteenth Street hosted by Moss Jean Butler featured a Christmas tree and guests including Jean Hamm Janet Donahue Betty Ann Ross and Richard Futter Jr.

Amada Haswell Muller George H. Miller Vine, Tenn Pfc James Hudson Crowdis, Jr Crowds Hoosick Samarian Hospital Moss Jean Butler Fourteenth Street Jean Hamm Janet Donahue Betty Ann Ross Richard Futter, Jr

Local residents return from holidays and travels

Mrs. Frank J. Keary of 47 Christa Street went to New York to visit her son John Keary for the holidays. Mrs A. I. Thomas of North Lake Avenue came home from Troy Hospital after several days of confinement. Mrs. Mary V. Trueworth of Poestenkill spent ten days visiting her son. Edward E. McKeon, at the Marine Corps Base Cherry Point North Carolina, returned home by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Haske of Brent Royal Virginia were visiting and returned here with Mrs Albert A. Has George Street Green Island. Mrs. Leonard Cropsey of Spring Avenue returned from New York after visiting her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs H Kenneth Croa. Mr. and Mrs Nicholas L. Murray of Plattsburg returned Wednesday after Christmas with Mr Murray's sisters. Miss Frances Murray and Mrs Fredwood McGilfrey visited. A. L. Thomas of Glendal Brunswick entertained over the weekend with guests Mr and Mrs E McManus and family, Mr and Mrs R B Austin and Richard Lonsdale. Lieut Robert M Albrecht battalion surgeon of a tank destroyer unit in Texas and Capt Henry F Albrecht and family of Station Hospitzl Fort Wadsworth Staten Island are guests of Dr and Mrs H F Albrecht in Sand Lase.

Frank J. Keary Christia Street New York John Keary A. I. Thomas North Lake Avenue Troy Hospital Mary V. Trueworth Poeetenkill Edward E. McKeon Marine Corps Cherry Point N.C Rennie Haske Brent Royal Albert A Frances Murray Fredwood McGilfrey A. L. Thomas iGlendal Brunswick E. McManus And Mirs RB. B. Austin Richard Lonsdale Robert M Albrecht Texas Henry F. Albrecht Hosvitzl Fort Wadsworth Staten Island H. F. Albrecht Sand

Mrs Vicknor Returns to Her Name in Great Barrington

Mrs Benjamin Ticknor returns to her name after visiting her husband and daughter in Great Barrington Massachusetts. Van Schaick Island Golf Club members and guests attend a New Year’s Eve dinner at the clubhouse. Locals from Maine and Quondy report weekend visitors and family gatherings at various homes.

Vicknor Benjamin Ticknor Baington Mass CW Kelsey van Schaick ‘Island Golf Club Maine Ranswick Phils Hive Aurch Mia

Pittstown Private Kenneth Dearstyne Enters Honaventine College

Pittstown Pvt Kenneth Dearstyne entered Honaventine College after a brief stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Dearstyne. The Fellowship will open near the New Year with a fellowship and patch night service. The program will include moves RAMCS refreshments and the watch night service in Pittsburg MS Tacut. Richard S Pall of Wilkinsburg went down with the Lexington in the Coral Sea Cattle but his name will spar men on in future encounters. A destroyer the Richard 8 Bull was listened to by his mother.

Kenneth Dearsty Honaventine College Edgar Dearstyne Pittsburg Richard S Pall Wilkinsburg Lexington Coral Sea

Industrial Areas See Rise in Unwed Mothers in Chicago

Chicago social agencies report a wartime era rise in unwed mothers across 19 industrial centers. Most mothers are ages 21 to 25 and leave home, with many living with parents or over 40. Thirty agencies join to aid dependent, expectant, unmarried girls as 1943 child births rise 20 percent. A new program launches Jan 1 under United Anities to coordinate services, counseling, adoption support, and legal assistance for unwed mothers and their children.

Jane Miz United Press Chicago United Charity United Ansiities United Tre Oners Nuies Setisha

Holiday Visits and Church Services Highlight Local Notices

Hest Sand Lake Raland Sewell from Sampson spent the holiday with his parents. Communion will be held at Tatheran Church Sunday. E'win Defiraaf, recently at the hospital, has returned home and is recovering. A prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Want King this evening. Miss Marjorie Hempstead of New York is spending holidays with relatives. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hempstead and Mr and Mrs J Hogle have visited their daughter, Mrs Kenneth Kendall, and family at Corinth.

Raland Sewell Sampson Tatheran Church E'win Defiraaf Want King Marjorie Hempstead New York Elmer Hempstead Misnet J. Hogle Kenneth Kendall Corinth

Troy Girl Wed To Navy Man

Lucille A Traeger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Traeger married William J Wixted seaman first class in the Navy son of Mrs Henry Fitting at St Francis de Sales Church The ceremony included traditional marches and vows with a reception at the couple's home After a Boston wedding trip they will reside with the bride's parents Both graduated from Troy High School and Troy Business College and both worked for General Electric before his Navy service

William A. Traeger Lucille A. Traeger William J.*wixted Navy Henry Fitting Eagle Mills St. Francis de Sules Patrick E. Crowe Ottie Steinnilber A. Harold Adams Harold Adams

Census Bureau Polls Might Shape Polling Methods

The Census Bureau’s 1944 survey tests new straw poll techniques aimed at predicting public opinion with greater accuracy. It emphasizes random sampling from areas representative of national demographics, using a two-person per area approach drawn from updated census data to reflect geography, income, and occupation.

U.S Bureau of Census Bureau of the Census Bureau Lee Crossley Gallup Roper Literary Digest Bureau of Census United States

Naples Opera Opens Season Near Frontline Troops

Naples soldiers, nurses, and off duty officers packed the theater of the palms as the Neapolitan Grand Opera opened its season with La Boheme. Mario Pasquariello led the San Carlo and La Scala company in Italian arias that lightened war weary crowds hanging from jeeps to seats. Curtain calls echoed through bombed Naples streets as troops returned to tents and billets.

Naples Mario Pasquariello Mario Red Cross Signorina San Colo Opera Company la Scala Milan Theater of the Palms

Death notices and social calls in Milford and New York

Center Cambridge Yimarl Dkka visits New York and Brooklyn over holidays. Jay Creen learns of brother Fred Green's death in Milford Conn with services held there. Miss Agnes Donnellan RN of Mt Sinai, Mrs Julia Reynolds and Walter Connolly of Troy visit Miss Jane and M. J. Donnellan. The Conway family hosts Townsend relatives at a Salem dinner with Ernest Nelson family.

Yimarl Dkka New York Brooklyn Jay Creen Fred Green Milford Conn Agnes Donnellan R. N Mt Sinai Hospital New York City Julia Reynolds Walter Connolly Troy Jane M. J. Donnellan Sun-artim Conway Navy Portsmouth NS. H Ngene Conway Elzabeth Darwin Townsend John Townsend Ethy Mae Glen Townsend Martiion Townsend Ernest Nelson Salem

Census sampling error slows national poll results

A national census survey selected roughly 4900 households from a pool of 365 million, about one per 7400 families. Enumerators were restricted from asking those families who would win the next presidential election, leaving the poll results incomplete and limited.

Waterford Lions Plan Gala First Meeting of Year

Waterford Lions Club set its first meeting of the new year for lan di at 6 30 pm in the K of C Hall the club’s new home. First Vice President C Wilson Chamberlin will preside in place of ill president Ralph H. Dean. A gala dinner will launch the event with committee members Wellington B B shop Joseph D Bleichtrey John G Cole Charles H Field Louis Cuomo and Louis Mosley in charge. Cuomo secretary promises surprises.

Waterford Lions Club K. of Co. Hoene C. Wilson Chamberlin Ralph H. Dean K. of C Lions Club Wellington B.shop Joseph D. Bleichtrey Jonn G Cole Charles H Field Louis Cuomo Louis Mosley Cuomo

Frozen Foods Ration Values Adjusted for January

The OPA announced new ration values effective January, cutting points for canned snap beans peas tomatoes and many frozen vegetables to zero or reduced levels to free freezer space for pork. Some jams preserves and marmalades gain two points, while frozen fruit juices drop to zero. Affected items include green wax beans zero points and changes to tomatoes and peas, with adjustments explained by supply and demand shifts.

Rcioda Pree Incente Crabepgien Dakar Gsrapetret Siraey Ieee Tomas Suaca Op Wit Price Administration OPA Torrato

Westinghouse official outlines home electrical goods

Pittsburg report notes James E. Huge, a Westinghouse appliance division manager, describes plans after the ware for electric irons steam irons frozen food lockers for homes and electric clothes dryers.

Pittsburg INS James E. Huge Westinghouse

Round Lake Mia Contract Elite Watch Night at Methodist Church

Round Lake Mia hosts a watch night service at the local Methodist Church with Rev. C A Finch presiding. Fellowship and pictures follow from 9 45 until midnight, Holy Communion at 1930 Sunday morning, offerings sent to Hodgman Home Fort Edward. Fidelis Class held a covered dish supper and business meeting. leadership changes include Mrs Richard E Gorsline resigning as president and Mrs Clifford Arras elected to serve the unexpired term. Monthly meetings moved to the second Tuesday. devotion led by Mrs M G Cole with carols and a Christmas story. Gifts and offerings support Methodist Hospital Brooklyn. Next meeting set for February’s second Tuesday.

Round Lake Mia Chester Goldfoot Patty Gorham C. Smith MacMinn Saratoga Springs Methodist Church C. A Finch Presidin Hodgman Fort Edward Fidelis Methodist Church Bible School Clarence A. MacMinn Toresident Richard E. Gorsline Clifford Arras Frank Blauvelt M. G. Cole

Tomhannock School Reopens January After Holiday Recess

Tomhannock School closes for holiday recess and will reopen January 3. Mrs Grace Galloway of Bigthe, guest of her sister Brundige Stone Viola.

Tomhannock Grace Galloway Big Brundigeston Viola

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