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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
13
Stillwater church and women's circles held meetings Tuesday night sharing plans for a late month paper drive and upcoming fair articles. Members discussed World Day of Prayer programs, pledge drives, calendars, and a March deadline for contributions while social activities and hostesses were noted.
Several residents from Albany Schuylerville and nearby areas are noted as visiting relatives or returning home from trips to Boston Wiltshire New York Rupert Virginia and other places. People named include Mary Kehoe Margaret Bromler Doris Moon Eloise Chambers and Mrs Spaulding with various family ties listed. Salem Union Grange plans a dance Friday evening at Ar m
Major Maguire who served over four years with the Army National Guard retires after a long record. He rose from second lieutenant to major and earned three Wadsworth Corps Trophy wins while leading Headquarters Company pistol team. He served in the Pacific and mountain infantry, formerly a Troy Police Department dispatcher and firearms instructor, and lives with wife Glorce Slade and two children at 285 Tenth Street. Travel Hall Orchestra will play for a square dancing event.
Valley Falls reports Lieut. Eugene Sweeney wounded and convalescing overseas. Mrs Chester Darkward suffers a broken arm last week. The All-American S Bridge Club meets at Mrs H Sharpe's home on Saaray. Valley Fair Women's Club gathers today at Mrs Caroline Snyder's Lelrose home with Dorothy Russell and others providing music. The afternoon benefit supports the Women's Society of Christian Service.
Cessayuna Lewis Steward visits ds in Pennsylvania while Roger Van Valkenburg returns to his parents there after school. Mrs. C. A. Johnson goes back to Fort Inn after time spent at her son and daughter in law’s home. Char
Gunner's Mate 2c Edward MM Lape was wounded in action in the South when a mine exploded near his mine sweeper. He is spending a ten day furlough at home. He enlisted in August 1943 and has been overseas six months. His wife Doris Lape of Waterford and his mother Amy G MecPnee of 799th Avenue Maine Point are listed as his next of kin.
An interfaith pulpit exchange is planned in Troy this week between Lincoln's and Washington's Birthdays. Mayor Jake Akerm issued a proclamation. Congregations, universities, youth groups, clubs, and churches will participate in a joint service at the temple with Dr. Richard Cummings and Rabbi Charles B. Lesser speaking.
Destruction across Mississippi and Alabama triggers mass shelter needs as storms strike Montgomery and surrounding counties. Reports indicate widespread damage, with hundreds displaced and emergency efforts mobilized to provide refuge and aid.
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