Guild Told of Home Nursing
The Woman's Guild of St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church met with president Mrs. Peter A Hefferan presiding. Mrs Gustave Helmpold spoke for the Red Cross on home nursing and a course was organized. Guest women from Freden's Church Schenectady attended. The next meeting is March 16 after a Lenten service. World Day of Prayer at First Baptist Church on Feb 25 at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Peter A. Hefferan
H. P. Veith
Edward Trahan
Mary Smith
Carl Betke
Freden’s Church
Schenectady
Gustave Helmpold
American Red Cross
Frank Tham
Harold Gray
Harry Nelson
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Jubilee Club Notes Golden Anniversary Luncheon
The Thursday Morning Club marked its golden jubilee with a luncheon at the Young Women's Christian Association. President Mrs Everett G Ham served as toastmaster as members recalled 1900s records and the club's 25th celebration. Attendees included charter member Mrs William F Gurley, past presidents, and greetings from former leaders and friends. Decorations featured yellow daffodils and mimosa with a central birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Curstian Association
Everett G. Ham
William F. Gurley
Gurley
George N. Patrick
L. Burton Schneider
E. Milton Detzer
Marion Sim
South Carolina
W. G. Wiley
Orleans
Mass
George H. R. O'Donnell
Hoosick
Dwight Marvin
Florida
Victor C. Jacobsen
Charles EB. Smart
Biis. Schneider
Eliza Feltus
Sage Students Plan Weekend Activities at Russell Sage College
At a monthly Home Economics Club meeting Miss Gay Solomon of Troy introduced speaker Mrs. Walter P. Warren, superintendent of Samaritan Hospital. Miss Shirley Johnstone of Albany dedicated a room donated by seniors for home economics. Slocum House at 72 First Street hosts a white elephant sale for War Chest. Mrs. Grace Butter will be helped by officers. tomorrow General Wool House at 75 First Street will host a supper. Jeannette Clark, president, and Miss Dorothy Brooke, house director, lead War Chest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Russell Sage College
Gay Solomon
Troy
Walter P. Warren
Samaritan Hospital
Shirley Johnstone
Albany
Slocum House
First Street
War Chest
Grace Butter
General Wool House
Miss Dorothy As Ten Brooke
Jeannette Clark
New Officers Installed at Buddy Club Meeting
The Buddy Club of St. Vincent's Home reorganized and installed officers at a Wednesday evening session in the homes blue room. New officers include Mrs John L McBride president Miss Catherine Burke vice president Mrs Hugh Reynolds recording secretary and Mrs William F Hayes financial secretary and treasurer. Installations were conducted by Mrs M T Ryan with a talk by Rev Francis Janis. A rosary tribute by Mrs Ryan followed a Mary Cusack solo. An executive past presidents meeting is set for March 1 and a general meeting on March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Club
St. Vincent's Home
John L. McBride
Catherine Burke
Hugh Reynolds
William F. Hayes
M. T. Ryan
Catholic Daughters of America
Francis Janis
Ryan
Mary Cusack
Joseph Houlihan
Miss Frances Lumley Honored At Valentine Shower
Mrs J C Himes of 367 Fourth Avenue entertained twelve guests at a Valentine themed shower for her sister Miss Frances Lumley whose engagement to Staff Sergeant M J Mulcahy had been announced. Corsage and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Himes
Fourth Avenue
Frances Lumley
M. J. Mulcahy
Society to Meet Tomorrow at Ninth Presbyterian Church
The Women Missionary Society of Ninth Presbyterian Church will meet in the chapel tomorrow at 5 30 pm, led by president Miss Helen L Bull and devotions by Mrs Edward D Barnes. Hostesses chaired by Mrs Irving Horton. All members urged to attend. Anniversary observance follows with a dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles H Burkhart Jr, honoring their second wedding anniversary. Gerald McAlister, home on fur lough from the Navy, attends. Edreso Club met at Miss Beverly Stockser’s home with Red Cross talk by Miss Norman Coons. новым A benefit social for the Marine Corps League Arnard is set for Feb 24 at 8 pm at Mrs John B Demers home. chairs set by Mrs Robert See, prizes by Mrs Jack B Rudolph, refreshments by Mrs Frank Rourke, and tables by Mrs Daniel Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Ninth Presbyterian Church
Mondey
Helen L. Bull
Edward D. Barnes
Irving &. Horton
Ernest Anderson
Sunset Heights
Charles HL Burkhart, Jr
Valentine
Gerald McAlister
Navy
George McAlister
1618
Fifth Avenue
Edreso Club
Edreso Club of the Temple | Beth el
Beverly Stockser
Norman Coons
Rensselaer County Chapter
the Red Cross
Audrey Silverman
Wilma Simon
Marine Corps League
John B. Demers
Ninth Street
Robert See
Jack B. Rudolph
Frank Rourke
Daniel Conway
Furloughs Bring Coast Guard Members Home and Abroad
Personal notes report Jack McCarthy of the Coast Guard returning to Boston after a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Leo la McCarthy at 425 Seventh Avenue Corp. Thomas P Meehan returns to Camp Ells Illinois after a two weeks furlough with his mother Mrs Catherine Meehen of Hoosick Street Mrs P J Rosamilia of 642 Fourth Avenue spends a few weeks with her husband Corp P James Rosamilia stationed at Camp Adair Oregon His brother Corp Joseph A Rosamilia is also on furlough with Mr and Mrs Louis Rosamilia at an unspecified location. He is also stationed at Camp Adair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCarthy
Coast Guard
Boston
Leo la McCarthy
Seventh Avenue
Corp
Thomas P. Meehan
Camp Ells
Ill
Catherine Meehen
Hoosick Street
P. J. Rosamilia
Fourth Avenue
James Rosamilia
Camp Adair, Ore
Joseph A. Rosamilia
Louis Rosamilia
Camp Adain
Committees Named for Sacred Heart School Tea
The Women’s Club of Sacred Heart School announced committees for the annual membership tea to be held tomorrow from 3 to 5 30 pm at the club rooms. Mrs Frank J Weber chairs the hospitality committee with co chair Mrs Cornelius Delehanty. The refreshment committee is co chaired by Mrs John A Brady and Mrs George L Nugent. Other members include Mrs Silas Battis Mrs Leon Britton Mrs John J Daley Mrs Joseph Desler and Mrs William S Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club of Sacred Heart School
Frank J. Weber
Cornelius Delehanty
John A Brady
Gerald R. Donovan
Elmer Gratton
Edmund J. Benoit
Stephen Lebentritt
John Pierson
George L
Miss Lay To Address Beth El Sisterhood Tea
Miss Clemewell Lay, co head mistress of Emma Willard School, will speak at the Beth El Sisterhood mother and daughter tea tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Temple Beth El vestry rooms. Mrs Harry Goldberg will introduce the speaker, and Mrs Maurice Filson, president, will open the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemewell Lay
Emma Willard School
Beth el Sisterhood
Temple Beth el
Harry Goldberg
Maurice Filson
Sisterhood
Credit Women To Hear Delegate At Troy Club Meeting
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Troy will hold its February 11 gathering Monday at Crystal Bar and Restaurant. President Mrs. M. G. Harmon will lead a post dinner review after attending the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic Credit Collection Conference in New York. A Valentine card party closes the meeting. The Women's Society of Christian Service at Fifth Avenue Methodist Church plans its monthly meeting Monday at 2 PM in the parish house, with Miss Barbara Winne of Schenectady reviewing "From Victory to Peace."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's
Club of Troy Sill
Crystal Bar
M. G. Harmon
New Yorker
New York
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fifth Avenue
State Street Methodist Church
Barbara Winne
Schenectady
About Town Return to Town in New York Visit Readied
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lanyon of Spring Avenue Road returned yesterday after a few days in New York. Houseguests Lieut. and Mrs. B. A. Weeks and children of Camp LeJeune N C have stayed with Mrs. E. B. Wilson 198 Pawling Avenue. Lt Weeks left Thursday morning for further training. Capped at Hudson Miss Rosalie M Dobransky daughter of Mrs Mary Dobransky of 393 Fourth Street was capped at Hudson City Hospital after a five months probationary period as a U S Cadet Nurse. She trained under the U S Cadet Nurse Corps program and graduated Troy High School last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Lanyon
Spring Avenue Road
New York
B. A. Weeks
Camp LeJeune
N.C
E. B. Wilson
Pawling Avenue
Weeks
Hudson
Rosalie M. Dobransky
Mary Dobransky
Fourth Street
Hudson City Hospital
U. S
Dobransky
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Troy High School
Chapter Will Meet Monday Chapter Will Meet Monday
George Washington's birthday will be observed at the Monday meeting of the Philp Schuyler Chapter D A R at the Mason Temple at 2 30 pm. Mrs. Charles H Carroll regent will preside with Rev Richard Cummings guest speaker from the First Baptist Church. An Ellis Island shower will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Philp Schuyler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Masonic Temple
Charles H. Carroll
Richard Cummings
First Baptist Church
Ellis Island
F. H. Lonergan
Henrietta Brockum
Anna Chambers
E. Gertrude Cowee
Irving Dater
Edith Davis
Leland Wadsworth
J. T. Mitchell
Altrusa Club Plans Dinner and Charitable Work
Altrusa Club members met at The Hendrick Hudson with President Miss Vina C LaVigne to discuss the charter dinner in April and anniversary events. They approved a clothing drive for Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society and noted Afghan donations to Rhodes General Hospital Utica and a veterans hospital. new committee assignments were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Hendrick Hudson
Vina C. LaVigne
Altrusa
Lillian Russ
Rhodes General Hospital
Utica
A. J. Canning
Veterans’ Hospital
Gwynne Ross
Mohawk and
Hudson River Humane Society
Nan Lyons
William Cr
Cohoes Priest Receives Bequest From Sweeney Will
New York report states Edward P. Sweeney left Rev. Thomas A. Flanagan of St Patrick's Cohoes and Rev. John King and Mary King of Altamont each 3000 dollars. Remainder of estate over 20000 dollars to others, with Elizabeth Marley Priefer named executrix. Proving set for March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward P. Sweeney
James S. Delehanty
Thomas A. Flanagan
St. Patrick's Church
Cohoes
John King
Mary King
St. Lucy's
Altamont
Albany County
Elizabeth Marley Priefer
Thayer Street
Johnsonville Women's Missionary Society Annual Meeting
The Presbyterian Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society held its annual meeting at Mrs. Clarence Herrington’s home. Rev. James Schofield reviewed the study book as reports were presented by Miss Harriet Stalker and Mrs. Clarence Herrington. Officers for the coming year were nominated, with Mrs. Irving Sewell named president and Mrs. Clarence Herrington named treasurer. An honorary member, Mrs. Ernest I. Van Doren, was announced and thanks given to Mrs. Schofield for her three years as president. Refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs. Herrington with help from Mrs. Margaret Stevens and Mrs. Clarence Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Herrington
Walter Schofield
James Schofield
Harriet Stalker
Cora Warner
Irving Sewell
Ralph Akin
Clarence Dunham
Warrier Stalker
Charles Warren
Waldo Becker
Chester Newcomb
John Esmond
Jesse Frisbie
Willet Hunt
Ernest I. van Doren
Schofield
Margaret Stevens
Worker Held Suspect In Niagara Falls Killing
Police in Niagara Falls held a 40 year old construction worker, six feet tall, in connection with the murder of Dorothy Newgarden, 40, whose body was found in a vacant building near her home. An autopsy cites death by broken neck and strangulation by a slayer wearing greasy gloves. The suspect was arrested boarding a New York City train at the Lehigh Valley terminal and allegedly quit his job the previous Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Dorothy Newgarden
Niagara Falls
New York City
Lehigh Valley
The
Falls
Martin Not Seeking White House Berth
Washington P House Republican Leader Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts withdrew from the presidential race after a poll showed him as the best potential dark horse in a deadlock. Martin, a publisher from southeastern Massachusetts, welcomed the gesture but said he does not seek further headaches and remains in line for Speaker if Republicans gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Congress
Leo E. Allen
R. II
Martin
Rubber Footwear Prices Raised By Price Office
Washington AP reports the Office of Price Administration announced a 6 percent increase in the retail price of waterproof rubber footwear including galoshes and rubber boots. Officials said higher quality and longer wear life will offset the higher cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington UP
Office of Price Administration
Latham Community Association holds third regular meeting
The Latham Community Association meets at the Pitts Hose House with President Donald E Weed in charge. Music head Mrs Goldey announces weekly Glee Club rehearsals and welcomes more singers. A new theme song to Marching Along Together is presented. The bi monthly children shows are planned for Saturday afternoons. An old fashioned dance is set for Tuesday Feb 22 at Circle Inn. Lee Smith reports progress on bus stop shelters with blueprints by Germain Casabonne. shelters to be built in two weeks. Executive committee report by Samuel Hinsdale. by laws presented by Fred Hollis pass unanimously. Officers to stay until permanent officers elected March 16, with two nominating committees named during recess. The Glee Club sings, community singing proceeds, and a mahogany gavel and plate are presented by Fred LaRose from Charles Stubblebine. A novelty number by Mary McGrath, Alice Luke, Ruth Radigan, and Phyllis Weed is performed. Meeting well attended and viewed as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Latham Community Association
Pitts Hose House
Donald E .Weed
Goldey
Glee Club
Walter Ruhtz
Circle Inn
Lee Smith
Community Association
Germain Casabonne
Samuel Hinsdale
Fred Hollis
Executive Board
Frank Roberts
Fred Weinbender
Delphis Gendron
Jules Tatreault
Charles Luke
William Schultz
Hol. MacDonald
Robert Beveridge
Hiram Peck
John Phillips
Robertson
Fred LaRose
Charles Stubblebine
Mairzy Coats
Mary McGrath
Alice Luke
Ruth Radigan
Phyllis Weed
Whitehall Legion prints forms for discharged soldier bonus
Edgar H. La France announced that Whitehall Post has produced application forms for the discharged soldier bonus. About 25 to 30 local residents are estimated eligible. Mrs. William Hughes hosted a fifth birthday party for her son Ernest Waynes with games and guests Rita Ann Briggs William Pike Nancy Giles Jean and Joan Fish. Dennis J. Burns died at his brother Postmaster William T Burns home and funeral services were held at Our Lady of Angels Church with burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Survivors include five sisters and his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Edgar H. la France
Whitehall Post
American Legion
Post
William Hughes
Davis Street
Ernest Waynes
Rita Ann Briggs
William Pike
Nancy Giles
Jean
Joan Fish
Dennis J. Burns
William T. Burns
Skene Street
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
Thomas McBride
Stillwater
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mr. Burns
Dennis Burns
James McSweeney
Nellie Lehan
Hudson Falls
Mary McSweeney
Broad Brook
Conn
Catherine Russom
Mechanicville
Harry Bailey
Springfield
Mass
Laymen's Sunday planned at Memorial Church service
Sycaway reports final plans for Laymen's Sunday at Memorial Church with about 100 men expected to attend the 10 30 service. Floyd Haber will be guest soloist. Each man is to be represented by a family member. Senior Youth Fellowship guests the Official Board tomorrow at 7.00 pm, then monthly board meeting follows. Monday evening the Business Girls meet at Mrs Helen Campbells Worth Lake Ave home to plan March annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycaway
Memorial Church
Floyd Haber
Helen Campbell
Worth Lake Avenue
Round Lake visitor and church services noted
Round Lake residents welcome Mrs. Lillian C Lavery during a visit to Mr and Mrs Ralph Fargo in Pattersonville. All Saints Episcopal Church will hold Holy Communion and prayers with Rev W L Fielding Haylor as rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian C. Lavery
Ralph Fargo
Pattersonville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
W. L. Fielding Haylor
M. G. Cole
Troy
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ballston Spa
Chester A. Finch
Church Bible School
William M. Lighthall
Finch
Young Peoples
C A. Finch Teading
Nazi Pillbox Used for Phone Post
HAL BOYLE recalls a German pillbox near Cassino used as a field switchboard by U.S. troops. The two-man fortification, with periscopes, air vents, and an escape hatch, withstood shelling and sheltered supplies while the doughboys faced heavy fire in the Rapido valley. An old Italian woman, misread as a German, was rescued from a minefield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Fifth Army
Cassino
UPA
Sergt. Laurel Bergman
Waverly
Icena
Bergman
Lloyd Helton
Davis City
Iowa
Rapido River
Gene Tunney Addresses Marines at Pacific Outpost
Cmdr Gene Tunney U S N spoke to Leathernecks sailors and Seabees at a remote base in the Pacific. He recalled his Devil Dog days in World War I noting he joined as a private and left still a private but stressed Marine physical conditioning and morale. He urged Marines to stay in peak shape since physical skill is essential in Marine Corps service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Cmdr
Gene Tunney
Navy
Marine Corps
Tunney
Chinese Journalists to Start Eight Page Tabloid Paper
Chinese journalism students will publish an eight page tabloid in English in Chungking soon. Dr. Houllington K Tong, director of the Chinese Post Graduate School of Journalism, said Columbia University staff will direct 34 students, including seven girls, in a bamboo and mud building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chungking
Houllington K. Tong
Chinese Post Graduate School of Journalism
Harold L. Cross
China
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Captured Mule and Rescue Tale From the Marshy Front
Captain Nabity in David City sends interpreter Stasi to guide a woman to safety after shelling. Stasi crosses tank tracks to avoid mines and brings her to safety. Rain and mud bog roads as mules and jeeps struggle in the marshy valley. A mule hauling ammunition collapses. Pvt Dallas McAtee calls it a Nazi mule and jokes about its stubbornness as rain continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nabity
David City
Neb
Stalo L. Stasi
Elizabeth
N. J
Stasi
Pvt
Dallas McAtee
Marion
Ind
McAtee
McAfee
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