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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
5
St. Josephs Choir directed by Miss Julia L Walsh will present a special Ash Wednesday program at 7 30 p m featuring a QO Lod Most Holy Franck Solo Eleanor S Jackson Mater Dolorosa Borch Tantum Ergo a plain chant harmonized Laudate Dominum St Sulpice
Three new sulfa drug compounds Sulfa Sino Sulfa Zema and Sulfa Rub target sinus infections eczema psoriasis and dandruffy scalp conditions. A fourth product Sulfa Caps treats leucorrhea. All four claim safety guaranteed satisfaction or refund with full treatment priced at 250 and ordered via mail from Sulfa Septic Products Kansas City Missouri.
Thousands suffer from rheumatic pains and related ailments find relief with Norito. A tested formula promises quick soothing of muscular aches sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis. If the first three doses fail to ease pain the money is refunded under an ironclad guarantee. See your druggist today.
Washington reports that Truk, Japan's so called Pearl Harbor, has been deemed no longer usable as a main naval base. Admiral Spruance's carrier forces sank 19 to 26 enemy ships and destroyed about 201 planes, signaling Truk is unsafe for a major fleet and forcing Japan to consider smaller bases to the west in the Dutch East Indies or the Southern Philippines.
The Fourth War Loan Drive in Cambridge raised 85 137.50 dollars on Thursday morning, topping the 80 000 dollar target. Chairman M M Parrish reported that further sales this month will be tallied in the final count.
Donald Cummings remains confined to his home due to illness. Mrs. Perry Gardner has returned from the House of Mercy in Pittsfield. The H Girls plan a 2:30 meeting tomorrow at Mrs. L. Gries's home. Mr. and Mrs. Water Teal recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kornetski in Wynantskill. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Legenbauer of Taborton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cummings.
First Class Seaman Sherman Coonradt spends furlough with parents Loveman Coonradt and Mrs Edward Witbeck. Mrs Witbeck headed to New York to reunite with her husband in transit from Texas. Stanley Burnelle returns home from Samaritan Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Tomorrow at 2 45 religious instruction for children at the Reformed Church. Wednesday choir at 7 30. Following choir, Ladies Aid Friendly Circle and Missionary Society hold monthly meeting with devotional led by Mrs Floyd Pierson and hosted by Mrs Nelson Van Raalte and Mrs Isaac Film Jr.
Edward Niles 34 of Brownell died in a late Sunday crash near Cambridge when his truck left the road, struck a pole and tree, and the door flew open. He died of a broken neck and fractured skull. survived by a widow, two children, and his brothers. Raymond Thurber 16 was unhurt. Police could not determine why the vehicle left the road. The body was taken to Spur’s funeral home. Patrons at local eateries waste 6 percent of the food served, per estimates.
George D. Chamberlain a Troy native and former publisher and editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine died Sunday at his Springfield Massachusetts home after a long illness He was 65 and a Amherst College graduate active in Massachusetts Republican and Congregational affairs He served in the Massachusetts Legislature and State Senate and on the Executive Council He led the Playgrounds Association of America council and was a former president and treasurer of Warwick Cycle Manufacturing Co of Springfield
A vintage ad promotes Gor5 garlic tablets for relief and fresh breath. It highlights ease of use, chewable candy like form, and appeals to regular daily use. The product is from Encellar Laboratory, States Island, N.Y., with 60c and 1.10 price points available at leading drug stores.
Raymertown Lenten services will be held at 7 45 p.m. each Thursday during Lent at the Lutheran Church. Rev. Peter Fanning of Redeemer Lutheran Church of Troy will officiate.
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