Mrs. Ross Heads Board At Van erkerden Hetckeld Meeting
Mrs. Ross was elected president of the Board of Women Messengers of Van Erkerden Hetckeld at the annual gathering. Miss Nancy Deal and Mrs. Jake Sarkis were named officers. The report praised local doctors and dentists and thanked the press and volunteers for supporting underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Women Mesagers of
Van@erkerden Hetckeld
Mix Ogden J. Ross
Nancy Deal
Jake Sarkis
Alter
Loring
Pre Mert
Hors
Feport
Coopers
the Mary
Laring
Miss Deal
Ana
Emems Willard School
Alexander L. Darbr
Crystal Lexe
Chrisenes
Dheoughi
St Rose Alumnae Sponsor Lecture in Albany
Rev Mgr Sulton J Sheen will lecture at Chancellor's Hall Albany February 2 under the Alumnae Association Scholarship Committee of the College of St Rose Historic. The talk titled The Family Family roots will be sponsored by St Rose alumnae with Mrs Edward A Connors as Troy chair aided by Miss Mary Hanrahan Miss Elizabeth O Connell and others. Tickets available from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Sulton J. Sheen
Chancellor’s Hall
Albany
Alummee Association
College of St Rosa
Edward A Connors Ie
Troy
Mary Hanrahan
Elizabeth O’connell
H. Donald Hudson
Margaret Berrett
Margaret Kenney
Judie O'Connor
Mary Cann
Charles Wood
Join J. Tower
Town News Roundup: Visits and Club Meeting Announced
Allis Anné Summers returns from Exima Willard after visiting her roommate Barbara Walsh of South Battery. Dorothy Meixensil of the WAVES reports back in town after a six hour visit with her parents. Mrs W H Miller returns after holiday with relatives in G. Neck. The Women's Club of Vernon Fields and vicinity plans a meeting tomorrow at Mrs Marion Werland’s home with a skit Reminiscences of the German Cib under Mrs T Coleman’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Anné Summers
James Summers
Exima Willard
Barbara Walsh
South Batiey
Ware
Dorothy Meizsenl
the Waves
TW Sheingtes
D. C
Resmostd K. Meixseil
W. H. Miller
Berson
WH. Miller
G. Neck, L
Tex
Heser
Mir
Steet
Ver Fells
Ficinity
3Trs
Marion Werland
C- Man
Coleman
Margaret
Loretta A
Local Persons Attend Wedding in Utica
Miss Marie C. O Lito daughter of Jerry O Lito of Utica and Pe Sharkey son of Reymond Sharkey of Beverly were united in marriage Tuesday at St Johns Church Utica with Rev David Dooling performing the ceremony. The bride wore a white gown with a deep face and train. Guests were present from Hoosies Fatlis Aver il Parh and Schecectaci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie C. O'Lito
Jerry O'Lito
Utica
Sharkey
Reymond
Sharkes
Beverly
Mess
Harry Bass
Averitt Park
Marriege
St. John's Church
Utca
David Dooling
Geneveve O'Live
Py EL Gladge
Se Lewel
Mass Gueste
Hoosies Fatlis
Averil Parh
Schecectaci
Area Couple Married in Bennington
Evelyn Center and Arbere Eji Center of Bennington wed with Rev. CM Stargess officiating at the Mak gist Church. Doris Bahes served as maid of honor. Drond Zaveski attended the groom. Bride wore white gown with blue accents and carried oxeye roses. groom wore formal attire. The bride is a Bennington High graduate and works at Bennington Telephone Co. groom is Hoosick Falls High School graduate employed in Hoosick Falls. They plan to reside in Hoosick Falls after a wedding trip.
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Evelyn Center
Arbere Eji
Bensington
Sande
Ant Mona
Stephen @areski
Phingwe
CM Stargess
Berningsen
Doris Bahes
Fumi
Sy Drond Zaveski
Huston
I Dride
Bennington Aes
de Sennington Telephone Co
Hoosick Falls
Fela
Pleylet Presented at Church Society Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christ Church St Mark’s met with Mrs Edward Webster presiding and annual reports heard. Rev Ernest J Trip installed officers. Miss Ken Welch led devotions and Miss Margaret Bowen presented World Flashes. A playlet Open Doors Where No Man Can Bautlioone was charged to Miss Merian 2 Blakely. Several members competed including Mrs Theas 0 Treharne Miss Welch Mrs Ray Ashton and others. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Redert Wolfe and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theas
Treharne
Welch
Ray Ashton
Peer] Donahue
Barold Lansing
Basaid Reichart
Martin Donahue
Craig Culver
Ana Donahue
Preaasly Ashton
Jane ‘Trippe
Maylon Wemiple
John Renvon
George Goodwin
Mary Rowan
Julian
Women’s Society Elects Officers at Lerings Methodist Church
The Women’s Society gathered at Miss Martha L. Wheeler’s home on Stow Avenue for officer elections. Elected were Miss Wheeler, president. Miss Mary Woodfield, vice president. Miss Elizabeth Tenant, treasurer. Mrs. May Metsom, mite treasurer. Mrs. Helen Pittinger, pianist. and Miss Elizabeth Woodfield, assistant pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lerings Methodist Church
Meaday
Martha L. Wheeler
Stow Avenue
Mise Wheeler
Mary Woodfield
Elizabeth 2 Tenant
May Metsom
Helen EH. Pettinger
Elizabeth Woodfield
Personal harles Colgan returns to Simmons Cohees
A fragment reports Charles Colgan of Columbia Cab returning to Simmons Cohees after a period away. The note mentions his movement tied to an unnamed person and a place, with no clear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Colgan
Columbia Cab
Simmons Cohees
Fattisla
Fragmentary obituary note for Domine family in wartime
Fragments report Corporal Domine and Nurse Aides in service, with references to furlough after three years in Guinea and connections to Arm’s Reserve Leake Plade. Mentions four brothers in service and hospital staff roles, but many details are garbled.
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Furbush
Guinea
Domine W Simeé
Leake
Watervliet Hosts Bridge Luncheon With Notable Guests
Mrs. Adam Van Vranken hosted a bridge luncheon at Leght Road Watervliet with guests including Mrs. Donald Weee Mrs. Roberts Beveredger and Mrs. Elmer Litchfield of Latham Mrs. Maycock and Mrs. Charles Colgan. Anniversary noted for Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Braddock of Baltimore Maine marking nineteenth year.
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Adam van Vranken
Leght Road
Watervliet
Bridge
Jean
Donald Weee
Roberts Beveredger
Elmer Litchfield
Latham
Thomas ‘Maycock
Charles Colgan
Roess
James Allen Braddock
Baltimore
Braddock
Misa. Nenie R. Bolster
Home Boards Meet as Presbyterian Group Plans Engagement News
The Ladies Board of Managers and the Advisory Board of the Presbyterian Home Association met Monday afternoon at 5 with Rev. Howard Akiaad in charge. Reports from Norshan F. Coons, secretary, and Joan Gray, treasurer, plus Mrs. Irving Horton for the Hospital Fund, were reviewed. Miss Eleanor Dobert to wed William E Bubie, announcement says. bride-to-be a graduate of Averill Park Central School, groom a Troy High School alumnus. wedding planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Irsual
Ladies’ Board of Managers
Presbyterian Home
Sae
Wasche
Atrs
Architaid Buchisan
Howard Akiaad
United Church
Norshan F. Coons
Joan Gray
Mortimer J. Berrett
Ladies
Irving Horton
Jono McBride
Bocharan
George Dobert
Teborton
Eleanor Dobert
William E Bubie
MAS Sc
Joan Bubie
Poestenkill
Dobert
Averill Pari Central School
Bubie
Troy High School
Fnstre
Why the naval ranks use rear and vice in titles
The article explains origins of naval ranks, noting Rear Admiral and Vice Admiral derive from positions rather than moral traits. It traces terms to rear or next in rank, compares to other ranks, and mentions Latin roots for commander and commodore. It invites readers to request a pamphlet on irregular verbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amny
Gener
Liew
Amiral-Bahr
Mzan- Ards
Colby
Founders Dinner Set by Troy Council on Feb 7
The Troy Council of Parents and Teachers announces a Founders Dinner for February 7 at the Church of Christ Disciples. Reservations are due by February 2. Volunteers will attend the School Association nominations on February 23 at 1 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Council of Parents and Teachers
Church of Christ. Disciples
School 2 Association
George Seard
Troy Council
George A. Krug
Herbert Quinn
Edmund Burk
U S Forces Press On In Belgium Despite Heavy Fighting
The First Army advances in Belgium with relatively small losses amid intense combat along the southern bulge. American troops push toward Abrefontaine and Odrimont amid fierce shelling, armor clashes, and enemy paratroop resistance as German positions crumble under artillery and tank assaults.
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U.S. First Army
Belgium
INS
First Army Traade
Germany
Abrefontaine
Odrmant
Fross
Leicheux
Odrimont
Hitler
Annulment Granted for Watervliet Woman in Londonville Marriage
Supreme Court Justice Pierre H. Russell grants an interdictory decree of annulment to Jean Ricci of Watervliet from Eugenio Ricci of Troy. The 1933 Londonville marriage is declared void due to fraud and lack of knowledge of a previous marriage. Final in three months, Eugenio Ricci must pay 1 cent weekly for child support and maintenance, with limited visit rights to the children. Mrs. Ricci was represented by Philp J. Cirille and Eugene G. Hess represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Sustice
Pierre H. Russell
Jean Ricci
Waetervliet
Eugenio Ricet
Troy
Londonville
Ricei
Mra. Ricei
Philp J. Cirille
Eugene G. Hess
Man GES Award For GE Injury In Schenectady
An award of 732.98 dollars to George Maxfield for time lost from work due to an injury at General Electric Co in Schenectady was granted yesterday by Referee Lyman S Kilburn in the Workmen's Compensation Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxfield
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Lyman S Kilburn
Trojan Wounded Aboard Destroyer Off Normandy
The destroyer U.S.S. Nelson sustained damage off Normandy with casualties and was repaired in Boston. Peter Magnetic Begnetta of 25% Eighth Street is hospitalized in Chelsea after being wounded when a German E boat torpedoed the Nelson. His brother Frank Megnetio serves in the Pacific Fleet.
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Nelson
Normandy
Boston Navy Yard
Peter Magnetic
Anthony Begnetta
Eighth Street
Peter
Troy Counttry Club
Bevel
Chelsea
Mass
Londonderry
Ireland
Atlantic
Italy
Frank Megnetio
Pacific
Opening of fifth year for Sacred Heart Women’s Club
The Women's Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart marked its fifth year with the annual meeting and officer elections. Retiring president Mrs Julia Mason passed the gavel to incoming president Mrs John H Courchesne. Rev Edward Heilly praised past cooperation and urged continued effort for the year. Assistant pastor Rev Harold Sartoris attended as guest. A January 28 communion breakfast was planned at The Hendrick Hudson with co chairs Mrs C Carlton Carroll and Mrs John J Boyle. A membership drive is under way and will end with a silver tea in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Julia Mason
John H. Courchesse
Edward T. Heilly
Harold Sartoris
Hendrick Hudson
C. Carlton Carroll
John J. Boyle
Cochairmen
Courchaine
John J. Casey
Hosatie McGrath
Sunshine
Thomas F. Connell
Abbie Kiter
Alton T
Frank 4. Tilley
George Nuttall
John Daley
Nelson Harbour
J.J. McGrath
Daniel Sullivan
Harry Shook
Mire
Carl Miller
Inpch
W. C. ZG
Catherine Gtr
Martha Kornetski
Amity Club of
Mount Ida
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mirs
A. Jones
McCracken
Rankin Avenue
Women's Guild of the
Seccond Baptist Church
Mrd
John McCarty
One Hearing Scheduled in Probe Case In Albany
Justice James P. Hil of the Appellate Division announced a hearing on the legality of the special grand jury convened under Gov. Dewey to probe alleged crimes in Albany County. Arguments set for January 24 at the Gate, following a request by Special Prosecutor George P. Monaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James P. Hil
Appellate Division
State Department
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany County
Justice Hill
George P. Monaghan
Robert E. Whales
Daniel P. Prior
Hin
Monaghan
Tandumis
Supreme Court
Willam
Murray
Troy
Frank S. Harris
James J. McGuiness
Frank J. Cassidy
Afonaghanisis
Michael T. Smith
Janes
Per Capita War Outlay To Cost $602 20 for U S
Washington figures show per capita war outlay of $602.20 with total government outlays of $95,688,000,000 this year and $83,103,000,000 next year. The article notes census population estimates and compares annual costs, highlighting the national funding burden through midyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ghoft
General Silvester Demoted and Sent Home From France
Maj Gen Lindsay M Silvester former commander of the Seventh Armored Division in France has been reduced to colonel and recalled to Washington. The War Department announced the move while Maj Gen Robert Hasbrowck now heads the division. Silvester declined comment and a friend described him as cautious about civilian casualties. The division had earned gratitude from French villagers after the sweep in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Lindsay McDonald Silvester
Seventh Armored Division
France
Friendly
Silvester
War Department
Robert Hasbrowck
Red Cross urged to recruit nurses for military duty
Basil O'Connor, chairman of the American Red Cross, appealed to Red Cross chapters to intensify efforts to recruit nurses for military service. He cited President Roosevelt's proposal and the National Selective Service Act draft of nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New York
Basil O'Connor
American Red Trust
el! Red Cross
Hoosevelts
O'Connor
Vester’s Disputed Record of General Patton Conflict
A convoluted note cites Vester’s remarks about General Patton and an official charge alleging lack of aggressiveness. The fragment hints at friction between Vester and Patton and a contested accusation regarding zeal in command.
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Vester
Patton
Himither
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Troy Board of Education
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