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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1945
Page
3
Schuylerville Quaker Springs Methodist church events mark 102% anniversary last fall and plan commemorations this year. Leadership and finances updates, mortgage burning goal, and appointments for church officers and committees are reported amid strong attendance and Crusade fundraising progress.
A reminder of a board meeting to be held on January 22 at 6:30 am at the Second Presbyterian Church. The notice specifies the time, date, and venue for attendees and related agenda preparations.
Notice dated Lead Lake Minnesota January 16 1848 announces annual meeting of the Insurance Company to elect directors for three years and three inspectors of fire for one year. Meeting to be held at the office at 1 PM Tuesday January 16 with payment of fees due and officers to be elected.
A dense church directory lists multiple congregations with addresses and pastors including First Baptist on Third Street led by Rev Richard Cussings and various Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and Catholic parishes. It notes worship times, church schools, youth programs, and sermons across venues such as St Peters Fifth Avenue St Marys Third Street St Josephs Third Street and others with details on masses, prayers, and parish activities.
Rev. Mgr. John F. L. Glavin of St John’s Church Rensselaer marks fifty years in the priesthood with jubilee events to begin with a reception at the Social Center of St John’s Academy. Glavin ordained June 5 1935 spent entire priesthood at the parish amid testimonial activities planned by parish organizations directed by Mrs. William Taater.
Taborton Evangelical and Reformed Church in Taborton plans installation of officers including A Hoffman as vice president Fred Raver as secretary Jona Teal treasurer and multiple trustees. Ceremony features Sunday school leaders Mrs Earl Brown Mrs William Gundrum and Miss Marjorie Teal. Ladies Aid Society and Young People’s League appoint officers with Emmett Perry Alma Rendert and Anna Egly among them. Service 16-5.
The notice lists multiple mass times and churches in the Sacred Heart area. Low masses at various hours, benediction after the last mass, and specific denominations including First Church of Christ Scientist Unity Center St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Church of Christ Disciples Salvation Army Holiness meetings. Includes street addresses and minister names such as Rev Edward sis Rev Walter Torpey Rev H P Veith Rev Hugh P Young Rev R A Surdick Major and Mrs Arthur West.
Redeemer Church plans installation of Ave councilmen tomorrow at 9 am led by Pastor Banning. Newly elected members include Fred Goerald, Frana Herger, Elmner Rasnlssen, and William Gerdinier. Church reports cover Ladies Aid, Missionary Society, Luther League, finance, and 1944 activities. Cooperative call for increased effort toward a new church in 1945.
St Johns Lutheran Church will install newly elected officers tomorrow during the morning service. Installation follows the January 4 annual congregational meeting with C Willis Hasner, Paul J Lynch, Dr Henry C Qu, Emil H Brinkmann, Edward Q Leorenze, George Wetsel, Adolph F Dureschnee, Fred Saum bach, Makion AL Aufler, Gustav Heimtod, Carl Friz, and Carl Grimm listed as officers. Rev Walter K Hauser to oversee installation.
Rural churches in Raymertown Faberton and nearby towns announce sermons tomorrow with multiple services. Installations of church officers are planned at Zinns Evangelical, Paestenkill Evangelical Lutheran and other listed congregations. Sunday schools and boards meet after morning services. evening services include Christian Endeavor. Local pastors Rev Fanning Eigil Emerson J. Gaffigan Van Deusen Mitchell Hinkel and others lead ceremonies and sermons.
Bishop Littell, a veteran missionary and former consecrated bishop of Honolulu, will be the guest preacher at St John’s Episcopal Church Sunday morning. A Hartford Trinity College and General Theological Seminary graduate, he was ordained in 1888 and served mission work across the Pacific, including after Pearl Harbor, as Anglican forces continued the work in the South Sea Islands.
East Poestenkill Baptist Church elected George Waxer to a three year term as deacon and named Randall as treasurer with Mrs Milton as missionary treasurer and Miss Irene Flint as assistant treasurer. Darwin Yarden was named for a three year term as trustee. A committee to purchase gifts for the sick includes Waxer and Rev. Forres Emerson. Donations by the Sunday school and Christian Endeavor Society rose to 1934 levels. A missionary and benevolent donations summary noted. The Christian Endeavor seating party is set for 3 pm today followed by refreshments in the church hall.
A memorial service for Sgt Leonard Perry will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Bennington Methodist Church with Rev. C.M. Sturgiss in charge. Sgt Perry was killed in Italy. Mrs Perry, formerly Marion Campbell, has received sympathy letters from Gen George C Marshall and ex Gov William H Wille.
Miss Jennie Nifenburgh of Schenectady visits her father Nicholas Rifenburgh. Raymond Labarron injured at Wa tervliet Arsenal. hospitalized at Samaritan. Mrs Ruth Stevens hosted the XM Club. Nellie Madigan and Viola Brundge won awards. Women's Society met at Viola Brundige's to tie quilts for the Fed Cross. covered dish lunch served. officers elected.
Buffalo city treasurer Leo We Kirchenstein said downtown parking meter revenue fell from a weekly average of 31 300 to 178 during last week's alarm period. The drop followed a storm that disrupted business and traffic in the area.
Mrs Fraink A Stark was elected president of the Amiry Club of Mit Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church. Officers include Herman Wilson as vice president, Mrs A James McCracken as secretary, and Mrs Henry F H Ter ile as treasurer. Married Couples Club plans a food sale March 20 at a downtown store. cochairmen are Mrs Charles Hil and Mrs Bernard Yager. The Women’s Auxiliary met at the parish house with reports by secretary Miss Jane Grant treasurer and the Periodical Chile report. Auxiliary meets monthly at Vanderherden Hall. business meetings are on the second and fourth Thursdays.
The Village Improvement Society calls off the meeting and will hold it Monday evening at Mrs. Lyman Smith home. The organizing committee includes Mire Smith, Mrs. John McNany, and Mrs. Charles Dyer Jr. Bowling notes report league games at Masonic Lanes. Coast Guards beat Mave, Army defeated Marines.
Word of a West Kansas man Lieut. Louis Jones and his wife sewing extra pockets into a wool vest credited with saving ten American airmen. The improvised gear held sulfa drugs, bandages, a syringe and knife, aiding wounded crew, including Lieut. Phalon who survived after bailing from a disabled plane.
In Seattle 79 regulars from the University of Washington football squad of 1934 are not expected to return for next season due to Selective Service and Naval V-12 duties. The article notes the players must report for service, affecting the team’s prospects.
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