Greece lecture inspires local audience clang in 1930s style
The Tlium Club heard a lecture on heroic Greece by Greek actress Miss Ven, praised for representing Greek temper and beauty. James W presided as the club planned a future executive-board tea after the February 16 meeting. Engaged couple Miss Maris Margaret Foley and John Leo Hoslin announce their wedding plans. Mr Heslin stationed at Brunswick, Me.
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Greece
Ferpoon
Hens Ven
Tempeteer
James
Sage Graduate Engaged in Vermont Engagement Notice
Mr. eed Porter of West Pawlet Vermont announces the engagement of their daughter Augusta Carolyn Josa Sehenectaey to Eimer a graduate of Be Sace College. The couple plans a future marriage and reside in Vermont.
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Eed
Porter
Johnson
West Pawlet
Vi. Fave
Augusta Carolyn Josa
Sace College
Eimer
Mesenbegitr
Iso A Gradune
Visine Engine
Carp
Np Gemers
BR Engin
Fetes Father on Seventy Fourth Birthday
Ambiguous text describes a celebration for a father on his seventy fourth birthday in a rural setting. Names such as Brown and family members from Waterford and Letham appear among attendees. The phrasing suggests a local social notice with multiple generations present at the event.
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Éogr Hes “& Foesdar
Miz
Robert
Meisrse
Seven Acres
Sidetotham
George W. Brows
Watschis
Lesley V. Brown
Waterford
Alred G. Brown
George
Sisterhood Meeting At Community Center In Temple
The Sisterhood of the Third Street Temple will meet Wednesday evening at the Jewish Community Center due to limited temple access for services. A proposed revised constitution will be discussed led by Mrs Rosennoitz with Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Hartman in attendance. President Mrs Herbert G. August presiding.
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Sisterhood
Third Street Temple
Ithe Jewish Community Center
Josep Rosennoitz
Ihairman
Myron Jacobs
George A. Hartman
Rickman
Club Women Host Executive Board Meeting
Mrs. William W. Repsseau presided at the Troy Emma Willard Alumnae Association executive board gathering at her home. Plans for the next general meeting were discussed and Miss Ruth Green of Weav erford was named hostess for the upcoming Tuesday活动.
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Wiliam W. Repsseau
Troy Chanter
Emma Willard Alumaae Associat ‘Tion
Ruth Green
Weaverford
Sarah Ide
Eugene
FR. B. Sh
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Ralph G Feathers of 23 Tenth Street have returned from a trip to New Orleans. Mr and Mrs E A Hempstead of Best Road West Sand Lake will host a house party for their daughter with guests from New York including Bliss Claudia Green Peter Ross and Melvin.
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Edward Alnert
Edward
Astoria
Ralph G. Feathers
Tenth Street
New ‘Orleans
E. A. Hempstead
Best Road
West Sand Lake
Arty
Mids Blatgie Hempstead
New York
Bliss Claudia Green
Peter Ross
Melvin Livevith
Rangers and Filipinos Free Prisoners in 15 Minutes
General Macarthur reports a daring rescue at Luzon where Rangers with Filipino guerrillas freed 513 American prisoners from a Japanese stockade. Units crawled into position after a 59 mile trek through jungle, engaging guards and breaking the gate. Casualties included 21 guerrillas and 2 Rangers. more than 400 Japanese were killed as prisoners were escorted to safety on carabao carts.
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Ralph Teatsortil
Macarthur
Siockade Ilate
Rober W. Prince
Seattle
Wash
Jose FL Murphy
Springfeld
Mass
Murphy
Massachusetts
Siete Sensie
Notre Dame
Knanie Anemy
Willem J. Connell
Boston
Aturpemeen
Betes
Theodore Richardson
Connell
Richardson
Rangers
Connel
Tuin
Murpey
John
New Or _ Lai
Cany
Pampanea
Amengan Limes
Praised Army Press Camp Builds Loyal Coverage Team
In France dated January 27, correspondent Kenneth I. Dixon lauds Barney Obiegel’s Ninth Army press camp for its supportive staff and efficient operations. He notes the hard working drivers, camp commandant Grgriff, and soldiers-turned-jeep crews who sustain reporters through cold, brutal conditions and long hauls, making the camp a model for wartime correspondence.
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France
Denly
Barney Obigeld
Brome
Barcet
Ninth Army
Seip
Barney
News
Bsperman
Lincoln
Neb
Ami
Line Company
Rey Barney
Siath
Escourie
Gr Grifith
Grove City
Pop' Carroll
Walter Carroll
Goldthwaite
Texas
Jim
Pop
James Pa
Navy Corrects Ship Name Lost in Action
The Navy corrected the identification of the ship lost in the Philippines. LST 759 was the claimed vessel, but it should be LST 729. Skipper Lieut Ralph B. Firen of Revere survived the sinking of his ship LST 743. the other details remain reported as stated.
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Navy
Washington
Philippines
Ralph B. Firen
Revere
Sags
Flynn
Minor Patrol Clashes Feature War in Italy
Patrol activity on the Italian front dwindled with minor clashes reported by the Fifth and Eighth Armies. Along the Eighth Army line near the Sciano River in northeastern Italy a few grenade duels caused casualties on a German group northwest of Tossignapo.
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Rome
Scaio
Ilialy
Cile
Tossignapo
Schaghticoke Club Hosts Evening Meetings and Socials
Schaghticoke Mrs James Bevis Jr hosts the Schaghticoke Scampi ers 2 Club at her home tonight while Mrs Cindilli leads USC activities sponsored by St Jean s Church for several weeks. The Standard Rearers postpones a First Presbyterian meeting. Mrs Harry Wanka hosts the Storribees 2% at her home Wednesday with refreshments. The Shagi A Val Gene Chub held their annual meeting and supper at the Legion rooms on Monday. Dale Button returns from furlough with parents. Monday tea at Miss Nellie Lefield s home under First Presbyterian auspices. Misses Janet and Elizabeth Steele Bre visiting at Mrs Leslie Rangom s in Stillwater. Mrs Charles J Connolly hosts Lincoln Club with luncheon at noon and three bridge tables.
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James Bevis, Jr
Schaghticoke Scampiers
Cindilli Wes
USC
St Jean’s Church
First Presbyterian Church
Harry ‘Wanka
Chub
Legion Rooms
Dale Button
Iamp
Donald Button
Nellie B. Lefield
Janet
Ereebeth Steele
Leslie E
Rangom
Stillwater
Charles J. Connolly
Lincoln Club
Community Notes From Poestenkill And Troy
Poestenkill residents Mr and Mrs Steven Pieper of Troy hosted Joanne and Ronnie Messinger on Sunday. Mrs Edward Bradley and her son William visited friends in Albury recently. Luther League members will attend the rally at St John’s Lutheran Church in Troy this evening. The group held a devotional and social at the Lutheran parsonage on Monday evening and decided to extend the scrap drive another month inviting anyone with scrap to bring it to the church.
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Joanne
Ronnie Messinger
Steven Pieper
Troy
Edward Bradley
Wiliam
Albury
Luther League
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Parsonage
Socialist Ministers Quit Belgian Cabinet
Five Socialist members of the Pierlot government offered their resignations on Thursday but agreed to stay until Tuesday while the question of continuance is decided. Ministers Verbaet and Deluelle faced strong criticism over justice prosecutions and fuel pricing issues, respectively. Deputy Premier De Schrijver said a House vote of censure could follow Tuesday as the Socialists press for resignations.
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Piarlot
Sve
Maurice Verbaet
Jules Deluelle
Verbaet
Justice
J Bare
Bie
Gma
Ignos
Deluelia
Auguste de Schrliver
House of Representatives
Tyes
Church Services and Local Women's Auxiliary Gatherings
Round Lake fire service at All Saints Episcopal Church will be held at 2 45 pm with Rev W L Fielding Haylor officiating Sunday services at the Methodist Church include morning worship at 10 40 am with Rev Chester A L Finch officiating Bible School at 12 45 pm and the Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 pm Mrs Lawrence P McKean hosted Wednesday to the Workers Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal Church with officers readings and a social hour The first study class meeting is set for February The evening meeting of the Missionary Society of Christian Service was held at the Methodist Church with a covered dish luncheon and devotions led by Mrs Lillian G Lavery and Mrs John E Williams The officers’ trust was deferred to the next monthly meeting.
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All Saints” Episcopal Church
W.L Fielding Haylor
Methodist Church
Chesster AL Finch
Bible School
Acm
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pam
Lawrence P. McKean
Workers Auxiliary
AH Saints’ Episcopal Schurch
McKean
Jlasyrence P. McKean
Isaac Baker
Victor Gallor
Cerl W. Robbins
United Bank
Blaise McBean
Esther Clute
McKeen
Pvennuns Society of Christian Service
Methodiet
Rodney
Winans
W. Merritt. Goddard
Ade M. Harwood
Ray MpHer
Lillian G Lavery
John E. Williams
Fred G. Selch
Edina Flannagan
Fire Dances at Cropseyville E O F Ball Closed
District Deputy Grand Master Raymond Wallingford and staff installed officers at White Lily Lodge No. 711 I O O F Tuesday evening in Berlin. Names include Harrison Bonesteel noble grand James Spink vice grand Charles Betts secretary Arthur D. Jones financial secretary Alfred Shaver treasurer Henry Filling warden Robert Pollock conductor Frank J. Jones Jr inside guard Fred M. West outside guard George King right supporter to the noble grand Carl Shaver right supporter to the vice grand Shirley Tibbits left supporter to the vice grand Rev John C. Havenstein chaplain Leon Brown right scene supporter Hiram F. Bentley left scene supporter Philip A. Davis past grand.
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Berlin
Raymond Wallingford
White Lily Lodge No
Harrison Bonesteel
Noble Grand
James Spink
Charles 2
Betts
Arthur D. Jones
Alfred Shaver
Henry Filling
Robert Pollock
Frank J. Jones
Fred M. West
George King
Noble Strand
Carl Shaver
Norman Taylor
Shirley Tibbits
John C. Havenstein
Leon Brown
Hiram F. Bentley
Philip A. Davis
Extras Quit Jobs in Hollywood Shine Jury Takeover
Hollywood's SPU workers threaten a walkout over jurisdiction in film casting. Negotiations falter as the National Labor Relations Board and SAG clash over who controls bit parts and stunts. Producers reject an SPU interim pact, citing wage and hours concerns and a push for a closed shop.
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Hollywood
Aston
Ell
Vestendar
Meee Jeffers
National Labor Relations ‘Board
SPU
Stuxfeld
Screen’ Actors’ Guild
NIRS
SAG
Junioar
Jefors
BPU
Johnales
Alrike
AFL
Patriotism Pays Off In 1944 Fuel Savings
Premilitary estimates indicate America's car riding public favored public transit and shared vehicles in 1944. The shift saved enough fuel to power Flying Fortresses on round trips from London to Berlin and back each day for the year.
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America
London
Berlin
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