Methodists Open Annual Institute in Troy Sub-district
Twenty Methodist churches in the Troy area sent representatives to the first of four mid-winter sessions of the annual institute sponsored by the Youth Fellowships. The opening devotional was at 7:45 and sessions cover worship through drama life of Christ and world relationships. The Waterford Leidorist Church Youth Fellowship led the worship. Rev Willem A. Perry led the event with Julian Martin as business manager and Dorathy Ott as registrar. The next session is Jan 30 and the final Feb 13 banquet closes the institute.
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Troy Arez
Almust
Stere Street
Troy
Petersburg
Averitt Park
Center Brunswick
Goboes
Latzam
Watervliet
Valley Falls
Eagls
Bull
Berlin
Waterford
Churches of
Julian Martin
Dorothy Ott
Mixx Ann Oeden
Eldon H. Martin
Biy
Troy Area
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Lef
Dorothy Oil
Treasuser
William A. Perry
Ant Ogden
Magistrates to Hear OPA Rent Attorney
Arnol W. Wise, chief rent attorney of the Troy Area OPA, will address the Magistrates Association of Rensselaer County Tuesday evening in the grand jury room of the county courthouse. He will speak on Evictions Under the Provisions of the OPA Rent Regulations. Officers elected include George E. Ir Schodack president James Sabury Brunswick, vice president John F. Pohl Sand Lake, treasurer and George Westerbeach New Lebanon, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnol W. Wise
Troy Area
OPA Rest! Control Organization
Grand Jury
Rensselaer County
Magistrates” Associn
Mr. Wisewitt
Opa
George E. Ir Schodack
James Sabury
Brunswick
John F. Pohl
Sand Lake
George Westerbeach
New Lgau
Welfare Workers Attend Session Albany Conference
Sensselaer County Public Welfare Department attended a statewide conference of Public Welfare authorities in Albany. County officials led by Douglas Hudson with Wilam Doran Miss Mary Gary and Mrs. Carolyne Purcel participated as part of a New York joined committee. Mayor LaGuardia and Joseph Sharkey were expected to testify against a proposal to end the one year residence requirement for home relief recipients, which he warned would spur migration to New York City after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Sharkey
New York City
LaGuardia
Schenectady Murder Trial Postponed to Feb 19
Laura Duprey of Schenectady faces a first degree murder charge for the slaying of Patrolman Albert J. Rowe. A court-ordered return to Utica State Hospital for a mental examination was approved, with a report expected by Jan. 28. Duprey, 23, runs a tearoom where Rowe’s body was found on November 12.
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Laura Duprey
Schenectady
Albert J. Rowe
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Jenrie
Utica State Hospital
Meadow lawn Avenue residents injured and others return to camp
Syeaway Mrs. George Prout of Meadow lawn Avenue is ill at her home. Otto Ericson of 72 South Lake avenue fell Friday and sustained three fractured ribs. Pfc. Leslie Evarts Jr has returned to camp to resume duties. The Excelsior Society of Memorial Methodist Church met Tuesday night with Mrs. Mary Herdick in charge. Mrs. Mabel Fell led the devotional period. A social program and games followed with awards to Mrs. Helen Goulding and Mrs. Edward Olsen. Next month hostesses will be Mrs. Howard Wilcox Mrs. Roeland Lavering and Mrs. Edward Olsen. The social program will be led by Mrs. John Abbey Mrs. Clarence Powers Mrs. James Gemmill and Mrs. Blakeman Ford.
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George Prout
Meadowlawn Avenue
Hew
Otto Ericson
South Lake Avenue
Leslie Evarts, Jr
Leslie E Evaris
Euclid Avenue
Excelsior Society of Memorial Methodist Church
Mrrs
Mary Herdick
Mabel Fell
Helen, Goulding
Edward Olsen
Howard Wilcox
Roeland Lavering
John Abbey
Clarence W. Powers
James Gemmill
Blakeman Ford
Funeral Conducted For Daniel J. Horan
The funeral of Daniel J. Horan retired Troy policeman was held yesterday at 9 a.m. from 225 Sixth Avenue and 9 30 a.m. from St. Augustine's Church with a high mass celebrated by Rev. Robert J. Newberg OSA. The boys vested sang and Emile Catricalli was at the organ. Bearers named were Joseph L. Smith William J. Owen Jr. James P. Fahey and Wit J. Leday. A delegation from the Troy Police Benevolent Protective Association attended with Holy Name Society members present. Prayers were said at the residence earlier by Rev. William S. J. Cleary and Rev. Trick J. Dandon. Burial followed at St. John's Cemetery with Father Newberg officiating at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Horan
Troy
Sixth Avenue
St. Augustine's Cauret
Robert J. Newberg
O.S.A
Jezu Christe
Emile Catricalli
Joseph L. Smith
Wiliam J. Owen J
Jos A. Connally
Janes P. Fahey
Wit J. Leday
Troy Police Berevo- Tent. & Protective Association
Holy Name Society
St Augustine's Parish
William S. J. Cleary
Trick. J. Dandon
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Newberg
Former Trojan Named G E Plant Executive
E L Feininger of Schenectady son of Mr and Mrs Louis Feinfinger and William H Milton of Pitsfield named assistant general managers of General Electric Co new chemical department Vice President Jeffries announced Feininger will head the department with headquarters in Schenectady and Oz Feininger has been with GE since 1912 after RPI graduation and has worked in paint and mica products since 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Feininger
Schenectady
Louis F. Feinfinger
Oakwood Avenue
William H. Milton
Pitsfeld
General Electric Co
Jeffries
Feininger
Schenestady
General Electric
RPI
East Side A Public Meeting on Recreation Center Plans
A community meeting is set for Thursday Jan 18 at 8 p.m. in School 15 to discuss establishing a recreation center for local children. Also noted are lodge installations at Albia and Silverbrook Lodges of Odd Fellows tonight at 8 p.m. in Albia Lodge rooms on Pawing Avenue with District Deputy Abe Woling and Albert R. Fox as noble grand.
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Albia and
Silverbrook
Odd Fellows
Albia
Pawiing Avenue
Abe Woling
Albert R. Fox
Bills on voting age and teachers pay arise in Albany
Fragmented legislative notes from Albany show bills to raise the voting age and adjust teachers pay. Assemblyman Leo Leucsom of the Bronx introduces measures affecting eligibility for voters and salaries for high school teachers, with party figures and committee appointments mentioned.
Letters Granted On Willi Estate
Letters granted in Surrogate's Court to Rosina Whe of 3 Grant Avenue for the Alfred E. Willi estate. Value listed as 32,000 personal. mother, two brothers Edward and George, and Frances Appleton named as heirs. Attorney Mackrell & Renney. Also final decree filed for Sherman J. Feathers estate. accounting shows 2,218.23 distributed to funeral expenses, debts, legacies.
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Adaesate
Alfred E. Wes
Rosina
Sherman J. Feathers
Sand Lake
Louise Feather
Acitinis
Ixix
Adeni
Airix
Mackrell & Renney
St Vincent's Home Thanks Firemen for Quick Response
Sisters of St Vincent and Sister Clement send grateful letter to Fire Chief Carta Smith and Commissioner Ames praising the firemen for their prompt response last Saturday that confined the chapel fire at St Vincent's Home on Eighth Street to a single room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Vincent
Carta, Smith
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Guild officers and meeting notices from January event
The Misses Barbara Kdine and Loig Snyder co chair a guild as Barbara and Loig Snyder. An executive greeting will be held Wednesday January 17 at the home of Mrs Clarence Bernum 725 Pawling avenue at 8 p.m. AM group leaders are expelled to be present at the church hall at 8 p.m. The January group is sponsoring the enter-
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