D A R to Hear Mrs Holt at Masonic Temple
Mrs Adelaide Holt guest speaker for the D A R event at the Masonic Temple. American Red Cross and Daygaters of the American Revolution host as officials and auxiliary members attend. Mrs Charles H Garret presides. Mrs EL Dunde leads committee. attendees include Miss Rush and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Hott
North Atlantic
American Red Cross
Peltip Schurvter
Rush Fo
B. Macthesner
Lesh Os
James Mackaren
Rk Edward Wilson
Ithaca College Drama Student Oversees Senior Ball Arrangements
Personal notice identifies Sheryl Siegel daughter of Mr and Mrs Hermann L Siegel of 195 Second Street as a student in Ithaca College drama who is in charge of arrangements for the Ithaca College senior ball tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheryl Siegel
Me “and
Mire
Hermann L. Siegel
Second Street
Drama
Ithaca Col Teme
Ithaca College
Tomoorrow
Church Societies Elect New Officers at Olivet Set
At Olivet Presbyterian Church annual joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies Mrs. Thomas Abrams hosted with Mrs. George H. Ives presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. Abrams president and Mrs. Ives president of the Missionary Society. Committee chairs named and plans for future activities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societes
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Thomas Abrams
George H. Ives
Aid Society
Abrams
Elizabeth Gil
Anna, Robie
Charles Dormandy
Mary Lintner
Elizabeth la Due
Daniel Bird
Bertha Remington
Robert Campion
Mra Ives
George Whinnery
Social Missionary Society
Ives
Dre. Abratis
Lintner
Margaret Derrick
Faculty Women To Stage Tea at First Baptist Church
The Faculty Women's Club of BR POE will stage a tea and musical program on Thursday January 18 at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Wayne Koppes chairs the affair. Preceding social time a brief business meeting is held by Mrs Paul B. Heme, president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brpoe
Pam
First Baptist Church
Wayne FL Koppes
Paul &. Heme
Chad
Town Notes on Visits and Travel In The Northeast
Mrs Vincent A Hartigan left Wednesday for a few days in New York City. Lt Edward Mahar son of Mr Frank Mahar of Alder Avenue has returned to Brigland General Hospital Atlantic City NM for convalescent leave. Mrs Frenk H Deal and her sisters Mire William Conklin of Fishkill went to New York yesterday and plan to spend weeks in Del ray Beach Florida. They were accompanied to New York by Miss Neney Deal.
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New York
Vincent A. Hartigan
New York City
Edward ¥. Mahar
Frank
Mahar
Alder Avenue
Brigland General Hospital
Atlantic City
Scatter
Frenk H. Deal
Mire
Wiliam Conklin
Fishkill
Fefp
Foday
Delrey Bea Fla
Neney Deal
Taylors to Attend Inaugural Ball in Washington
Congressman Dean P Taylor of New York and Mrs Taylor will attend the New York State Society inaugural ball in Washington next Wednesday. The event aims to be a premier society occasion with members of the New York delegation and federal officials invited. Dancing will be at the Shoreham Hotel main ballroom with Wadsworth as chair and Mead assisting. Servicemen from New York State will also be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean P. Taylor
Lord New York
Congress
Shoreham Hotel
James WW. Wadsworth
Ben
New “York
State
Marsha Froeder
Ascension Guild Names Officers At Annual Meeting
The Ascension Church Guild elected officers at its annual meeting in the parish house on Tuesday. Alexander J. Allan was named president, Mrs. Wilbert R. Keeler secretary, Mrs. Edward C. Pattison treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Mac Manus vice president to succeed Mrs. Chester Lord. Luncheon followed at 1 p.m. A committee including Mrs. Alen will report at the next meeting on January 23 at 1 30 p.m. in the parish house. The rector Rev. Arthur L. Bice spoke on Epiphany and noted a lecture by Dr. Sylvia Parker on Red Cross work in POW camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension Church Guild
Alexander J. Allan
Wilbert R. Keeler
Edward C. Pattison
Charles MacManus
Chester Lord
George Fogg
John D. Bigie
James T. Whitehurst
Ralph Hutchinson
Alen
Keeler
Pattison
Harry Hoophrey
Bra. Bizte
Fogg
Guild
Arthur L. Bice
Sylvia Parker
Germany
Japan
Handbag Exhibit Highlighted at Home Bureau Meeting
The Syeaway Unit of the Rensselaer County Home Bureau met Tuesday at Mrs. John J. Mackrell’s home. Presiding was Mrs. James J. Sheedy with reports from treasurer Mrs. Charles 3. Ranney and secretary Mrs. William J. Lyby. handbag leader Mrs. Joseph P. Delaney presented her project and distributed patterns. The next meeting will be at Mrs. D. W. Bennett’s Pawling Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeaway
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
John J. Mackrell
James J. Sheedy
Charles 3. Ranney
William J. Lyby
Joseph P. Delaney
D. W. Bennett
Pawling Avenue
St Patricks Church annual card party meeting announced
A general committee meeting for St Patricks Church annual card party is set for today at 8 p.m. in the church hall with Mrs Patrick Lane as general chairman presiding. The article also notes a Women’s Aid Society sewing session for hospital donations and a historical note on British hand forging for bomb cluster adapters during wartime.
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St Pat+ tick's Church
P.m
Church Hall
Patrick Lane
England
Ins
United States
Unusual Ailment May Help Explain Cancer Cause
A rare lung disease pulmonary alveolar adenomatosis is described in Stanford pathologist Dr. David Wood and Dr. Philip H. Pierson of San Francisco. The report notes possible links to cancer, citing coincidences with tumors and other abnormalities, and compares the ailment to a sheep disease likely viral. The researchers stress no proof yet that a virus causes human cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Review of Tuberculosis
Devid Aa Wood
Stanford Univarsity Medical School
Philip H. Pierson
Wood
South Africa
Iceland
England
Montana
Africa
Wever
Jr. Wood
Cartiers
British Flyer Uses Tea To Save RAF Wellington Landing
A RAF Wellington transport aircraft faced a gear failure above the Middle East. Flying Officer EF Riddell of Hinckley, Leicester, poured tea into the hydraulic reservoir to raise pressure enough to lower the undercarriage for a safe landing, according to Air Ministry News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPA
RAF
Wellington
Miédia East
Air Ministry
Riddell
Hinckley
Leicester
President lauds rationing boards on third anniversary
President Roosevelt praises rationing boards for selfless work in price control and wartime sacrifices. He notes overall public support, applauds the boards amid wartime demands, and acknowledges a small minority of cheaters and black marketeers. Read by Chester Bowles on a commemorative broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Price
Chester Bowles
Grandmother Enlists in WAC Aims for Overseas Duty
Vera Henderson Ennis of Greensburg Kentucky re enlists in the Women's Army Corps. She previously served three months in IM3 before a discharge for minor disabilities. She volunteers again to help bring her son from England to meet the family. Her husband runs a Greensburg merchant business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Vera Henderson Ennis
Women’s Army Corps
Yanks Refer to Pinup Pictures as Foxhole Heaters
The American First Army in Belgium reports pinup pictures labeled as foxhole heaters. Sgt Warren Ritchie of Fredericksburg leads a successful German trench clearing, with 34 prisoners. Pvt Frank A. Babinatz claims 25 confirmed dead enemies. Marco Albertelli of the Second Infantry Division is noted in early combat reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
First Army
iBelgius
Col
Andy A. Lipsuenb
Bessemer
Ala
Halsiefield
Sergt Warren Ritchie
Fredericksburg
Fa Ritchie
Pitlox
Frank A.babinatz
Abbott Street
Lansford
Dtvision
Marco Albertelli
Prisoner convoy tragedy and flag to Brest
In Toughkenamon a prisoner convoy to the war zone encountered a hidden Nazi mine killing nine Germans and a guard. Albertelli survived with injuries. Mrs. Joseph Stephenson of Shreveport, Louisiana, received the first American Flag raised over a Brest hotel two days before the fortress fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toughkenamon
Albertelli
Joseph Stephenson
Austin Place
Shreveport
Brest
Phenson
Money-Back Guarantee for Werely Tablets
An advertisement promotes Wasiman’s Saw Tablets promising relief from chest pain palpitations and female discomfort including heartburn and headaches. The claim states no hy src and money-back if the bottle fails to satisfy. mentions Dorselly Hanna and F. W. Curtis as artists on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasimans
Skeems
Bend
HANNA
F. W. Curtis
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Mabel E. Gildea
Mfokgnk St
William J. Radigan
Latham
Joan Abn Radigan
David Earl Kunker
F. Bart Kunker
The
Leroy Shop
Griswold Theatre
Bidg
Broadway
Glenwood Ranges
A. E. Soden & Co
Taylors
Ascension Guild
Home Bureau
By Paul Ford
Yee
Ieee
Sion
Diriglas
Ovegae
Erica Tien
Troy Theatre
Yanks
Schnell’s Jewelry Store
Coco Mats
Stair Garpet
Ress
Taupe
Coe
Devone
Devane
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