Watervliet Church Conference Details Annual Meeting
The Watervliet Third Avenue Methodist Church held its fourth quarterly conference and annual meeting with oversight over church finances and leadership roles. Rev Louis Puskas reviewed the year’s progress while leaders including Frank Gurse and Mrs Grace Prins were praised. a Barker Valentine Party and Willing Workers meeting featured readings, devotions, and plans for March activities at local homes.
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Mttems
Pds
Raed Cor
Miller
Spes
Wes Fai
Fisteward
Leeder
Frank Gurse
Edeation
Louis Puskas
She Cherez
Valentine
Jeer Colen
Candias
A.W. Christiansen
Grace Prins
William Mabin
Mary Reilly
Inched
Mabin
Nineteenth Street
Gertrude Cesare
Manssville
Sirs
Willi
T . Atrenite
Trai Scurry
Bmirs
Mildred. Kachudutian
Elmira Gillette
Tenth Avenue
Watervliet Board Revises Classification List
The Watervliet board updated its draft reclassification list, moving six individuals into 4F and adjusting others to 2F and 2B categories. Names appearing in the updated roster include Farrington, Peter AL Maro, Joan Sebeonmener, Zartmer, Edward 1A, Walter Thilard, and Miz itty Soutien of 25 Sosemen.
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Watervliet Board
Farrington
Peter AL Maro
Joan -Sebeonmener
Es Zartmer
Anc
Edward
Ge Walter T. Ehilard
Vam
F. Mizitty
Ons J
Watervliet Chorus Plans Rehearsals For May Concert
The Watervliet Civic Chorus announces rehearsals leading to a spring concert. President Stanley Gravec says rehearsals start at 7 pm at the school each week, with Jared Horton directing and Thelma Mott on accompaniment.
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Wastervliet Civic Chorus
May
Stanley Gravec
Civic Chorus
Qstad
I Chorus
Jared
Horton
Thelma Mott
Watervliet Court Hosts Deputy Grand Royal Visitor
More than 15 members and guests attended the official annual visit of Sire Lile Garthcs Bistriet deputy grand regal creation and Palmer A White assistant grand secretary to Court Hinwasha AMaranth. The evening at the Masonic Temple featured honors, a banquet, and the presentation of royal patronage with several named attendees. A club bowling session at Memands was scheduled for Sunday afternoon and a membership drive continued. Hospital news notes Ebbert Edinger is convalescing at Lutheran Hospital after pneumonia. The Sehnyter Home Bureau met at the Grant Cooke home for a lampshade making session with instructions and materials.
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Sire
Lile Garthcs
Bistriet
Cration
Palmer A. White
Court
Hinwasha
Masonic Temple
Sane
Pauline Mary Ae Winglosk Gaius
Julia Gaius
al Zonneh
Vera Terac
Anna Washinke
Anna Belokopitsky
Memands
Sehnyter Home Bureau
Grant Cooke
Seventh Avenue
Sesson
Obituary notices from Troy area include O'Neill Northrupt Herrington
Obituaries report Mrs Murtiet ONeill of Troy died after a long illness at 68, with funeral at Fonda's and interment at Blanwood. Also listed are Mary Davis of Saratoga Springs, Roland Herrington of Troy, and Mrs Benjamin Northrupt of Schuylerville with services and cemeteries noted. Other deaths include Mrs Catherine C. Burns and Michael Culnane with church masses and burial details.
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Murtiet Oneill
Merz
Fonda's
Bune
Rives Eee
Brad Borphem
Si Episcopal Chuer
Will Verderate
Blanwood Cemetery
Mary Davis
Mary Devis
Saratoga Springs
Jay
Davis
Saratoge Éie
Epgering Hines
Mary Mooney
Jay Gordon Davis
Spencer Dawis
Schenectady
Nm O'Rourke
Henrietta. Boatier
St Wan
Leahy Fe Neal
Third Street
Roland Herrington
Rolland Berrington
Eleventh Street
Johnsonville
Troy
Cinett, Peabody Co. Inc
Shir
Brensher
Apollo Lodge
Apollo
Iran-Grotto
Mant Fears
Schuylerville
Priscilla Hollingsworth
Priscila Hollingsworth
Lacsingburg
Hans Fane
Samuel Buck
Sameel G. Burk
Fonda
River Street
Seth N. Genung
St Presse
Lansingdurr A
Oakwood
Michael Culnane
Johnson
Charles
Thomas Culnane
Tae
Charles Culnane
Si. Heaice
Cherch
Poland and Crimea Dominate Postwar Diplomatic Talk
A Chicago Bell Syndicate report recalls postwar diplomacy with Stalin’s wary stance toward the Big Three. Poland’s new boundaries and free election figure in, while Crimea’s talks flag potential attacks on Germany from the north. Two boys die in a Buffalo fire sparked by a coal stove incident.
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Russia
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
League of Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
Poland
Rooseveltt
Ley
Eritish
AL Ar
Ubey
Ed Flynn
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Worhington
Ko- Seinske
Vandenbert Ofichigan
Buffalo
David Cooper
William
Hudson Falls Soldier Awarded Purple Heart
Sergeant Hail G Niemer of Hudson Falls received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in action in France. He entered service in 1943, has been overseas 11 months with the Seventh Army, and is a Hudson Falls High School and Diesel School graduate. He is stationed with the Seventh Army and is married to Louise Corcyan with a daughter born in 1942.
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France
Serzt
G. Niemer
Pearl Street
Hudson Falls
Louise Corcyan
Niemer
Harvey G. Niemer
Hudson Place
Seventh Army
Niemer i5
Disel
Albany
Union Bar and Paper Corp
Hudson Falls Presbyterian Church
Court Pays Tribute to Troy Veteran
In Troy a local court paused to honor Lieutenant Michael Didech a wounded World War II veteran. Justice Pierce H. Russell praised Didech for bravery in Africa and France noting his service with the Liberty Line and thanked the soldier in a court session. Morris Simons requested the remarks be added to the case record.
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Court
Troy
Suprence Court of
Rensselaer County
Pierce HL Russell
Furleeze
Comet
Michael Didach
Sifth Avenue
Justice Russell
Corny
Third Street
Russell
Pam
Didach
Justine Ruussell
Iing
Africa
Ure
France
Amd
Didueh
Morris Simda
Trev
Chere
Didech
Dr. McCormick
Troy Club
Edward T. McCormins
McCormick
Himmler Orders Nazi Party Lists Destroyed
German security chief Heinrich Himmler reportedly ordered the destruction of all Nazi party member lists and payrolls. The measure, initially limited to the eastern front, is said to have extended to the entire Reich to obscure leaders after Germany’s collapse.
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Himmler
London
Paris
Moscow
Heinrich Pimmler
Gestapo
Germany
Reich
British Planning Veterans Work In Postwar Era
Postwar British plan outlines veterans’ integration into industry and public works. A welcoming committee coordinates counseling and placement for men returning from service. Key aims include training cadets, deploying 4000 men to industry, and creating a 1000-man initiative with executive roles funded by a training committee. John Exton, a steel starter, is cited as an example of service and future prospects.
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London
Bax
Rst
Welcom
Lng Committee
Ister
Etartia
Afr
Armed Forces Ang
Fis
Shefield
John
Inaire
Africa
Tainland
France
John Suhi
Training course offer with weekly subsistence allowance
A trainee will receive a subsistence allowance between $10 and $35 per week during full time training. The program is open to qualified workers and aims to prepare participants for service roles.
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Ilefesse
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