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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1945
Page
2
Reports presented at the AnAwe conference show Grace Methodist Church recording increased benevolences for the year. Details of life, gifts, and financial emphasis were discussed as part of church reports and ongoing efforts.
Rens Nev GP Reno divorce judge A Slaestretti yesterday predicted a large increase in divorces after the war. He said the men and women who drifted apart during the wartime era are returning to upset standard family norms.
Reports from leaders outline wide activities across groups. Beta Phi class Grace Bible Class Lincoln Club and Woman's Society presented updates while Boy Scout Troop No 13 and Methodist Youth Fellowship shared progress. A supper was served by the Woman's Society with Mrs. Frank Smith in charge.
Waterford Hed Cross War Bund Committee met at Jo Busha home on First Street with Mrs Wilbur H Caney presiding. Mayor John F named honorary chair man and Mr Busha drives. Troop 31 meeting postponed to Thursday 7 30 pm at Rail. Birthday party honors Mrs Elizabeth Coffey at First Street. Dog license drive urged by town clerk. March of Dimes fundraiser urged before deadline. Waterford Parent Teacher Association plans Founders event.
A church meeting and covered dish supper at High School room 207 were canceled because of a fuel shortage. A special program directed by Mrs Burgess and presided by Mrs Wilson Chembertic was to follow the business meeting.
Syeneny My and Mrs Henry Dmland recover at Liberty Road home while Henry Lawless convalesces at 242 South Lake Avenue after injuries from a fall. Mrs Jenn Miller Sr returns home after weeks ill on North Lake Avenue as Foland Carle visits over weekend with Millard Carle and wife. Memorial Methodist Church women join United Churches Women's Council in a Day of Prayer event.
Dr Emma Grant Meader spoke at Fussell Sage College chapel on Lincoln and the Civil War era. She cited four reliable Lincoln sources and noted a 61 percent Civil War income investment in war bonds and payment of taxes he could have avoided.
Attendance at the Church of Christ Disciples service is set for 10 30 am Friday with Rev. Robert Leslie presiding. The Red Cross unit meets at Memorial Methodist Church House to sew. Rev Harold Quigley of Ninth Presbyterian is guest speaker. Mrs Milling of Bassai visits her daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs Livingstone of South Lake Avenue.
Governor Dewey wins passage of a revised Workmen's Compensation Law by the Republican lead in the State Assembly. The vote 31 to 20 with Democrats in opposition signals a political clash over the state industrial board powers and administration.
A petition signed by Adolph J. Chealey and leaders of New York chambers and trade groups protests a hastily pressed bill creating a state agency. Opponents ready for a showdown as the measure advances to third reading, with Assembly Majority Leader Irving Ives disputing dire predictions.
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