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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1945

Page

6

Miss Mann Bride at Navy Officer Wedding

A marriage was held Saturday in New York City with Miss Ruth Mann marrying Lieut. Ruth Unger of the Navy, son of Mrs. Ane G. Unger and the late Dr. Harry Coger. Best man was Jem Cransell, also of the Navy. The couple’s details and venue are described in the report, noting the bride’s background and the groom’s posting at Eeze Water, NM.

Arthur Mesn Liew Jem Cransell Tnt Navy Berlin Central Scheel Atex Vanterise 2 Fee Eeze Water

Troy Nurse Engaged In University of Alabama Couple

Miss Tetrautt of Troy and Mr. Smith of Poughkeepsie announce their engagement. Miss Tetrautt, a graduate of Troy High School and Columbia University, teaches at the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Smith, a Poughkeepsie High graduate, plans Albany Medical College and internship at Vassar Brothers Hospital. They are both members of local professional and medical fraternities. The ceremony will occur in spring.

Jates St. Tetrautt Ota Loxton Cau Thony Smith Keepaie

Home Bureau Plans Future Lessons

The Whiteview Home Bureau met at Wyneatehill Fire House with President Kenneth Lowe. A March 5 bag making lesson by Mrs Merie Girne is planned, followed by a spring and summer bag session at Mrs Nelson Van Basie’s home. Furniture refinishing will occur at Mrs Gladys Schatner’s, and a lampshade lesson at Mrs Juies Kepner’s residence.

Whiteview Home Bureau Wyneatehill Chinnan Kenneth Lowe Briday Merie Girne Hidley Road Nelson van Basie Wiynantshill Gladys Schatner Merch Juies Kepner

Second Church Guild Entertained With Foster Readings

The Second Church Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church hosted a Monday evening program and dinner led by Mrs. George Matthews and Mrs. Fred Hr. Red white and dine décor, featuring Musical Art Club members plus piano by Mrs. Townseati Heister. Mrs. Gustav Pawson reviewed Stephen Foster’s life and works, Mrs. Albert Loring read about Lincoln, and a short business meeting was led by president Mrs. Harry Taylor. Next meeting will elect officers. Nominating committee named.

The Second Presbyterian Church George Matthews Fred Hr Musical Art Club Eleanor Akin Mire Duncan B. Kaye Gustav Paulson James Keith Lee Carpenter Gordon’ Greenhill Annie Eldred Townseati Heister Stephen C. Foster Gustav Pawson Foster Lincoln Albert Loring Arvie Keyreq Copiman Harry Taylor Chester Beddow J. Werren Barnes WV. C., Boltlwood

Legislative Section Hears Deputy Commissioner Talk

Alfred J. Worsdell Jr deputy commissioner of the Department of the State spoke to the Legislative Section of the Troy Woman’s Club at the clubrooms on Second Street Ars. He described two main goals of the Commerce Department promote employment and business for veterans and strengthen state business. He outlined three bureaus the Bureau of State Publicity Planning and Industry and noted adjusted programs for returning veterans. Frances McTatumany president of the Troy Teacher Association spoke briefly on this issue before the Legislature.

Alfred J. Worsdell, Jr State of New Fock Troy Wotean’s Club, Inc Second Street Ars Beulea Seliey Thai Gur Fi. Swingerton Cochairman New York Commetes Department Bureau of State Put City Bureau of Planning Bureau of Industry Iis Department Weiererg Frances McTatumany Troy Bis

Baptist Society Hears Speaker and Community Notices

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday in the church living room with President Mrs Helsted presiding. Reports were read by secretary Mrs William Nelson and treasurer Mrs Russell Dutts, notices by Mrs Willard Reed and Mrs Harry Larkin. World Day of Prayer attendance was 182 with collection totals of 332 Arts. Char ies C Caddick led prayers for forty missionaries in ten countries. Miss Alice Lab ram spoke on The Indian in American Life. Dorces Circle announced plans for church hall entertainment in March. An engagement was announced for Miss Exveizn Le Seur to Stephen J Neason. Miss Hay Dosie leaves today for Mexico City to study at the University of Mexico for one year.

Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Church Repth Helsted Willam Nelson Howard Dill Russell Dutts Scorss Willard Reed Missions Harry Larkin L. AL Bennett Troy Charies C. Caddick Harriet Rechferé Alice Lab ¥Ram Burton Abrs Nelson Sirs. Dill Dorces Church of Christ Disciples Henry Coonrach First ‘Street Marjorie Kavanaugh Devotors Aga Martin Odie Hall Charles Sherps Mauorie Cavamaugh Eihel Simpsatt

Teachers of French and Spanish host tea at Sage College

Sehoenhoven j t from The Heexdirick Hud G. Maser at their 2 Avenue Kasertine Guatemalans Teachers of French and Spanish 7 Scheni were guests yesterday of the Faculty Club of Russell Sage College at Alumnae House 69 First Street. Rosamond Friday Young recently appointed aluronad secretary and other new faculty members attended the event with hostesses and chairs arranging the tea.

Sehoenhoven G. Maser Scheni Idigoras Gaemala England Stra Sra Meria G. de Samusteban Idigorvasins Lindon Tes Rosamond Friday Young Aluronad Russel | Sage College Alumnae House First Street Alicia Blampied James Laurence Meader Richard W. Schmetder Mary Theresh Scudder

Miss Demers Bride in Feb. 4 Ceremony in New Jersey

Miss Gloria Demers daughter of Mrs and Mrs John B Demers of 300 Ninth Street wed Staff Sergeant Robert J Sharen son of Mr and Mrs Lake Sharen of Madison New Jersey The ceremony featured Miss Demers sister as maid of honor and Thomas Egan as best man The bride wore a gray suit with black accessories The groom a tail gunner in the Air Force recently earned the Bronze Star and Air Medal The couple plans a New York and New Jersey wedding trip and will reside with the Demers after the ceremony

Gloria Demers Mfs John B. Demera Ninth Street Robert J. Sharen Lake’ Sharen Madison Cat Demers Thomas Egan Destman Hergister Troy High School Lord Manufacturing Co Sharan Lineal High School Jersey City Wee Madison Post Office Army Air Force Sharer Conmvarescest Center Pawling New York New Jersey Mra Ske

Auxiliary To Note Date War Fund Donation by Women’s Group

The Women’s Auxiliary of the Railway Mail Association voted to donate 10 to the Red Cross War Fund at a meeting held at Mrs Reihest Graves’s home in Watervlew. Plans for a party next month to celebrate the organization’s teenenth birthday were discussed with Airs Warren Graham of Albany as chairman. A report on a pending measure to reclassify the ommishway mail service was given by Mrs E B Burton, with the business meeting led by Mrs K G Tighe. An Afghan project neared completion for veterans in the state. Social activities included card playing and a supper for Mrs Graves. High scores went to Mrs Willard Link, Albany. Mrs Bertha Van Hoesen, Menands. and Mrs Andrew Maher, Tro.

Railway Mail Association Red Cross War Fund Reihest Graves Eighth Avenue Ommishway KG. Tighe Graves Willard Link Albany Bertha van Hoesen Menands Andrew Maher Tro

Sisterhood Installs Officers at Beth Israel

The Beth Israel Sisterhood held an installation in the vestry rooms with Rabbi Szeec J. Teicher as installing officer. Officers installed include president Mrs. Reu ben D. Cohen and vice president Mrs. Sant Berg. Lois Paul played piano as Purim readings and songs were performed. Plans were made to increase Red Cross contributions and a Purim party was set for Feb 23 with Mrs. Ben Seigel as chair.

Beth Israel Sisterhood Rith Rabbdi American Red Cross Ben Seigel Elizabeth O'Sullivan

Personal Miss Norma Walter Returns Home After Visit

Personal Miss Norma Walter of Little Fells returned home after a few days as the guest of Mrs. Francis Pecot of Oakrood Avenue. Mus. Char. Dix, clerk in the Price Panel of the local rationing board, has been confined to her home on Pawling Avenue due to illness. Pic, Mildred Bratman of the WAC, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bratman, is visiting her parents at 4140 Tibbits Avenue. After furlough she will report back to Camp Miles Standish in Massachusetts.

Norma Walter Little Fells Francis Pecot Oakrood Avenue Dix Pawling Avenue Pic Mildred Bratman WAC Bratman Tibbits Avenue Camp Miles Standish Massachusetts

Soldier Gould Weds Evelyn Lipman in London ceremony

Corporal Gould son of Mrs Rose Gould of River Street wed Miss Evelyn Lipman of Troy in a London ceremony February 4. A reception followed at the New Revival Bellroom London. Gould, former Suvauss store assistant manager and Arsenal worker, joined the Army two and a half years ago. About 20 area friends attended.

Surauss Arsenal J Army Liem Abraham

School Students To Serve Tea At Sage Hall

Emme Willard School students will serve tea at a reception for senior class members and faculty. Troy Chapter of the Finma Willard Alumnae Association chairs the event with Miss Cara Howston as servers. Misses Calhoun Coughlin Egan Evans Heister Martin Patterson Pattison Spain Morrisey named. The tea follows a 2 p.m. meeting presided by Mrs. William T. Rousseau.

Emme Willard School Troy Finma Willard Sage Hall Cara Howston Virginia Calhoun Mary Coughlin Mathilde Egan Betty Evans Barbara Heister Ruth] Martin Elizabeth Patterson Nina Pattison Joan Spain Joan Morrisey William T. Rousseau

Roosevelt Leftward Wait Shapes Postwar Policy Debate

Fragmentary syndicated column notes mixed political chatter from Washington including gas use by Senator Taxlor Idaho and discussion of Henry Wallace as Export-Import Bank head. Mentions Pan American conference in Mexico City and pressure on Jewish homeland policy, with Roosevelt and Senators Sabath Wolcott debating postwar economic roles and leadership.

Texas Justice Department Clark Glenn’. Taxlor Idaho Washington Leo S. Howe Benign Pan-American Avior Rowell Seart Eddie Chibas Mexico City Trujillo Dominican Republic Franco Hitler Palestine State Department Harold Hoskins United States Economic Henry Wallace Wallace Bretton Woods Jesse Wolcott Michigan Monetary Fund Henry Wailacai i Dion Zis Pictere Wolcott Sidney Hillman Peat Walcott Riles Committee Adolph Sabath Stettinius Clayton Grew Rockefeller Dunn Holmes Conyright Belt Syndicate Lne

Green Island Delays School Closure For Coat Shortage

Green Island Heady School will close tomorrow to conserve dwindling coat supplies and reopen Monday after George Washington's birthday celebration. The Widower Club holds a St Patrick's Day party at 8 pm March 17 at John Sox's restaurant, 150 George Street. Red Cross fund drive for 9500 opens March 1 with city officials and volunteers ready to canvass Green Island residences and businesses by March 17.

George Washington Green Island John Sox George Street Colucebus Bore Heatly High School Noman W. la Iverder Navy Dartmouth Notre Dame Tulsio Richard Brice Herbert Page John Leider Thomas Greaves Alyce Desmaires Thomas Yore Dartymouth Edward’ ‘Hoe Joseph Sheedy Red Cross Corporation Hall Francian. Dwyer Green Island Drive Francia D. Burke Frank A. Wilson Willard Simenons Marie Heatty School James Hurley M. VerSuskirk St. Joseph's School Ffty Green Island Red Cross Dwyer

Christmas Tree Origin and War News Reflections

Letters discuss the origin of the Christmas tree from Germany to England to the United States and praise the Yalta Conference plans for a lasting peace. Readers urge cautious postwar steps, protect national interests, and cite Allied victory in World War II with a call to soft power backed by a big stick.

Germany England Unites States Yalta Prowe Eurios Biunas Russia

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