Hospital Board Elects New Officers and Resignations
The hospital board elected Mrs Clarlen B Wedureny as president and named officers including John Wack as first vice president and Mrs Earl D May as third vice president. Miss Ruth M Kline tendered her resignation as superintendent and Myra Frayne defended reports before the board. Harold Benedict and Mrs George Frayne appointed to the inspection committee for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarlen B. Wedureny
Liu Wome
Leonard
Lucy Muswell
Inchids Bra
John Wack
Fret
Biss Mussel
Sncont
Earl D. May
Raymon L. Minon
Ace
Winthrop Bincher
Tecmding
Mise Stuby Grésijo
George HL Frayne
Ruth M. Kline
Arthur W. Benson
Philip Schuyler Chapter Meeting Details
Philip Schuyler Chapter Yo Hear Dr Merrill meets Monday at the Trey J Wouan s Club at 2 26 p m Doris Ty Merci of Russell Srv College speaks on lies as her subject Willatt An An Frineglor Sis Gouryn Filkins chairs hostesses with Dirk Thumay SieGuire Mrs Charles Folger Miss Rush Folger Mrs Reed Eckard Miss Myre Dertick Mrs Ruwwell McCat and Mrs Leroy Charts listed as helpers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schuyley Chiagter
Dasgisters
Doris Ty Merci
Russell Srv College
Epoilas
Mma Willatt
An An Frineglor
Sis. Gouryn Filkins
Dirk. Thumay SieGuire
Charles Folger
Rush Folger
Reed Eckard
Myre Dertick
Ruwwell McCat
Leroy Charts
Church League Elects Officers at First Meeting
Yho Young Puopless Luther League of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church held its first meeting recently and elected officers: Willan Kingy president, Gane Dati vice president, Patricia Bolliger secretary, Miss Jaine Ransen treasurer. Discussions included sending delegates to the nationwide Lutheran League. Next meeting will be a supper at Miss Hansen’s on Jan 26. Auxiliary group meeting tonight at 8 with hostesses Mrs. Robert Burron and Mrs. Minnig Slannayd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yho Young Puopless
Luther League of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
She Yen
Willan Kingy
Gane Dati
Patricia Bolliger
Jaine Ransen
Tressurey
Hhumir
Miss Hansen
Anrillary
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Ninth Prevugioriac Church
Ahe Cuiredy Houve
Alisg Sally
Lovdel
Robert Burron
Minnig Slannayd
Engagement of Mildred Doris Anselment in Troy
Mr and Mrs Thomss L Anselment announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Doris Anselment to Tin Edgar Alfred Steck son of Mr Martha B L Black of Philadelphia The bride to be attended Fork State College for Teachers and teaches commercial subjects at Slaton Springs Central High Steck a research chemist at Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute studied at Temple University NYU University of Chicago and University of Pennsylvania No date set for wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hay
Boynlonville
Jaan al. Hay
William A. Pratt
Delbert Pratt
Boyntonville
Dale
Tee
Thomss L. Anselment
Caroline Avenue
Mildred Doris Anselment
Edgar Alfred Steck
Martha BL
Alack
Philadelphia
Anselment
Yibuue Aed
En Fork State Gailege
Slaton Springs Central High Surival
de. Steck
Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute
Whitehall Couple United in Marriage
Whitehall couple Patricia Benjamin daughter of Mrs Willon of Whitehall and Charles Henjantin of Winged united in marriage with Harold Rich son of Mr and Mrs Rupoll Rich of Whitehall at a Methodist church ceremony. A dinner followed at the New Arlington Hotel and the couple departed on a wedding stein. The day included society notes with election of officers at Memorial Methodist Church and a mock wedding with lamplight reception activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Benjamin
Aor Willon
Whitehall
Charles Henjantin
Winged
Harold Rich
Upoll Rich
Bundoy al Auow
Tov
Jae AL Brownlea
Mise Yvonne, Ville
Harry Beebe
Fay
New Arlington Hotel
Town Svheut Group Elects Officers at Me weat ing
The Mary' Warton school Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday electing Mrs Dorothy Iyer as president, Mrs Uthel Schletch as vice president, Mrs Ron Eaton as secretary, and Mrs Dorothy Boil as treasurer. A covered dish supper followed and plans were made for a Valentine party at Guerin last Millon, Mass. Next meeting set for Feb 12. A former Trajan, Lisa, left for Palos Beaten Fla. Care for Visit Mrs Richard Gearry and children in Washington BC. They will return Sunday. In Arizonaiam D Marany is sola nine at Tuesda Ark following a four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svheut
Mary' Warton
Wamed
Dorothy Iyer
Uthel Schletch
Ron Eaton
Dorothy Boil
California
Plorilla
He Guerin
Millon
Mass
Trajan
Lisa
Palos
Fla
le Walt
Harald Chrett
Richard E. Gearry
Washington
Oynie
Gearry
Wid Mee Janes
Covert
Arizona
Iam D. Marany
Tuesda, Ark
Married in Church in Thin City Ceremony Details
Miss Tila M. L. Evin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bain of this city wed Louis J. Luenski son of Joseph Luenski in a Sunday ceremony at Holy Trinity Thief Mary Latcoald and Joseph Gaunay attended as relatives. The bridegroom a Navy aviation chief discharged, recently reenlisted and attends Naval Air Technical Training School Corpus Christi Texas. A reception followed at the home, 1498 Yecond Brrest, with 95 guests. God Holds Away The WTR Sewing Club held a Saturday drive at Center Brine Week, refreshments at Mrs John McCabe’s home North Lake. Next meeting Monday at Mrs Robert Gaull’s home.
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Tila ML Evin
Charles Bain
Lucame
Louis J. ‘Luenski
Joseph
Luanuskt
Mary Latcoald
Nies
Woly
Trinity Thief
Myre
Joseph Gaunay
Sleter
Bidigroanm
St the Orice
Navy
Aviation
Redice
Naval Aly Vechnical
Corpus Chrikil
Tex
Wheen Tie
Coulple
God
Jon McCabe
North Lake
Che
Rohert Gaull
Welch MeIvally wedding engagement announced
McNells Welch and Mee Joseph D Ween of Hoositis announce the engagement of their daughter Atlee L Welch to Gordon A MeIvally, son of Alexander Maeseily and the Inte lda McNeily of Hoosirk. Nadite wedding set. Presbyterian Church Women’s Rotary executive meeting held at Fifth Avenue Methodist Church with Mi re Willian G. Herbert presiding. Society meeting scheduled Mon at 8 in chapel. Mildred Farnam chair, Wilbur Kids vile in charge of social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNells-Welch
Joseph D. Ween
Atlee
Welch
Gordon A. MeIvally
Alexander Maeseily
Thy Intelda McNeily
Chirel Guill
Albany Bride-To-Be Minn Brances Anz Biance Engaged
Minn brances Anz Biance of Albany is engaged to Gurrard J. Rowehangy, son of Merman Howe- Kacup. Biance, a Vincentia Institute and Elley Secretarial School graduate, works at Albany Hardware & Truck Co. Rowehangy is a Cromba Satin graduate and Army veteran. The wedding is planned for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Blanes
Eileen Street
Albany
Nave
Minn Brances Anz Biance
Gurrard J. Rowehangy
Merman Howe- Kacup
Bethesda Home Board Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bethesda Home annual meeting and board election were held Tuesday at 501 Steand Avenue. Officers elected included Mrs. Henry C. Martin as president and Mrs. WW. Wileun as first vice president, with Max Lennard Copsey as secretary and vice presidents, and several other officers installing. Two new members joined, Mrs. Miles Braden low and Mrs. John Baits avin, admitted to the board. Annu al reports were presented by officers and committees, and the superintendent was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Board of Men
Bethesda
Wis
Use Home
Steand Avenue
Ctien
Heary C. Martin
WW. W. Wileun
Frat Wine
Max. Lennard Copsey
Sec
Grarpe
Ives
Stys
Willan Eyeing
Fourth View
Mire Chaunce
Pawling Avenue Methagit
John Baitsavin
Lovings Methodist Church
Anc Blaaiding
Ehalemven
Ture Jtiul Becher
Home Bureau Hears Safety Tales
Members of the Home Bureau met at Mrs. Thomea Trawbridge’s residence with Mrs. N. Ki. Cgheny presenting a safety tale in the home. A program on weeds and pests illustrated how to destroy them. Plans were laid for a future talk on jobs and family life at Mrs. George Davis’s home on Bristoyl Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bireh- Kill Tlomr Bureau Unie
Thomea Trawbridge
N. Ki
George Davis
Bristoyl Road
Fathers' Night Observed By School Group
A local school group held Fathers' Night inviting parents to participate in activities and hear messages from church and civic leaders. The event featured remarks by pastor LeSipldr and plans for a community dinner hosted by Troy and Listagburg councils on February 18 at First Buntiel Covel with Willidma Let as chair and Mrs Thomas J. Byarn as vice chair.
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Aimerne
Ura Booth
Ray
Leu DeSipldr
Woeltalnatur Prevhylevian Chavely
Hasitell Urunt
Yuewday
My. Gendt
Thenalros
Mere
Witham Vicory
Abs
Expert on Weddings Never Tried One
Salisbury Maryland wedding expert Claude Caller Doras has assisted at numerous weddings over decades as best man usher and support in church. He decorates venues, arranges trains, veils, dresses and displays, and answers calls with a quirky hobbyist spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Claude Caller Doras
Catholic Nurse Meet Dr Arthur Walliaford at Albany Hall
A meeting at Mary’s Hall addressed by Dr Arthur Walliaford of Albany Diocese discussed ethical problems facing Catholic nurses. Agnes Irish, Miss Catherine Q’t ert Campbell, and various officers presided. The event featured poetry readings by Misses Ann MacManus and Hey Variygluy, with Jeanie O’Byron moderating a church and women’s group gathering.
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Arthur Walliaford
Albany Aueech
Spencer
Ah Mary's Hall
Albany
Samniil
Tis Teple
Mies Atargirel Mturlie
Chairnit
Mins Agnes
Sorvelty
Woorien
Mish Jeanie O'Byron
Beta
Beta Signa Phi Vararity
Lao Z.w.clas
Ellwen Murphy
Ann MaManiee
Ure Gieniher
V.W.G.A
Brown family returns from Florida and wedding trip
Personal notices report Mr and Mrs Geonard Brown and Idnk Charles and Raymond and Clifford Goult arrive in Silver Springs Florida after visiting Mrs Julian Mecabe and Miss Mary Frentin and brother Walter Ivenann at Qhatin College over the holiday. The Branns and Mr and Mrs Guy Bray of Troy return from their wedding trip to New York and Flor Ida and are staying at B Houth Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geonard Brown
Idnk
Charles
Raymond
Clifford Goult
Silver Springs
Min Guy Bray
Troy
Teles
New York
Warde Line
Florida
Houth Lake Avenue
Am Vets Debates Plan for Women Auxiliary Unit
Miss Muriel Comey and others push to form an auxiliary for Am Vets. Alphn Meahs presides as four-exec committee meets at HL l Fourth street rooms. Membership limited to wives mothers sisters and daughters of American veterans or deceased veterans. Final constitution draft discussed. rifles ordered from War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Comey
Wile
Sullivan
War Department
North Atlantic Storms Dying Out Reported
Coast Guard reports storms in the North Atlantic fading but two ships remain battered and in need of assistance. Fossuliren, a British tanker with a 30 crew, reported steering trouble 200 miles west of St John s Newfoundland. Count Ingham pitched by the tanker, while Empire MacAlingy and Tecumseh Pave face distress and delay. Navy Nipponvue expected to rendezvous with Ingham as relief efforts continue.
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New York
Coast Guard
Fossuliren
Brenine
St. John's Newfoundland
Guaydcutter
Newfoondana
Ingham Andhe US
Navy
Rene Dexvona
Republican Women Host Game Party in Rensselaer County
The Woman's Republican Club of Rensselaer County held a social event at the Surf Room Annex with Delia Holes as general chairman. The next meeting is slated for Monday, Int 27, at the YW. Margaret Minnian and Mag Ahern chair the social committee with several assistants. Herbert D. Bam from Rensselaer County Tulgy is named as the grace speaker for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heheselaer
Jes
Wibkners
Delia Holes
Margaret Minnian
Mag Ahern
N. Lawlor
Josephine Kenney
Tiry Mmaxeen
Anne Quinn
Stuth McCete
Rensselaar County
Herbert D. Bam
Grace Zpeaker
High School Chibs Meet with Guest Speakers
A High School Chibs assembly at the YW addressed by guest sponsors including Senoraime Ted Hodogwez, Wractor of the us ual. Stige Apaniot House and Miss Madaleins Hania spoke to local clubs. High Soco Y-Teens plan a rally next Tuesday at the WOW for seventh through ninth graders interested in joining Y-Teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hodogwez
Stige Apaniot House
Tanningburg Sophonidrea Club
District Deputy to Visit King Solomon's Lodge
District Deputy J. Don Waleh will make an official visit to King Solomon's Lodge F and A M tonight at the Troy Masonic Temple. Rober C. Hughand Jr, master, presiding, with Mr Welch presenting, greets the visitation at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
J. Don Waleh
Ronesomere Schenactady
Service Wife Strong Wor the American Way Metropelig
Mrs Johny Hayrington of Metropolis faces a sensational domestic incident as an officer arrests her husband in Germany. The report notes her arrival with a trunk of crates including a refrigerator, washing machine, bed and living room suites, along with furniture and rugs as she begins a new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropelig
Johny Hayrington
Metropolis
Joly Ar Busted
Germany
Alo Aliiant
Students Give Skit at League Meeting
At a Catholic Women's Enclave meeting in Hendrick Hinson a skit titled The Lay of Ration was presented. The group heard a letter from Loy and George Phmins about linking children to homes for Christ. A revision of the irony on elitatrom was discussed. Christmas party report and Who's Who plan were shared. A motion supported the Mavely of Dimes and Srs. Ta jeep Garay chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elulenta
Hendrick Hinson
Christos
Joseph Wala
Kenneth Dryle
Mavely of Dimes
Srs
Tajeep Garay
Central Schools Face State Aid Cuts, Officials Warn
Central School districts face major funding challenges as New York State aid is reduced. Officials say the Central Schools area could lose millions, threatening staffing and programs. Ryder, president of the Cable AM Board of Education, called the recommendations in the forthcoming report a turning point for district finances. Local districts, formed from many small districts over two decades, struggle with limited state support and growing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billalinn
liluHoy
Itchy
Oplencia
Giagiams Gual
Childman Genrpe
Atydur
Central Schaq State Aid Communitton Sak
Ryder
Cable AM Board of Education
Salt
Obscene Book Bills Move Through Legislature
Albany reports discuss bills targeting obscene literature. Measures include extending rent control authority for a year and authorizing a 100000000 bond issue for funding, plus establishing a youth protection agency to curb offenses by youths aged 2 to 18. A wood seller in New York City was convicted for selling obscene material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Nike
Ebacerre Lwokw
Utaruture
Une Anllers
McCowan
New York City
McGowan
Hecate County
Maasuras
Anil Catsblisn Oo
General Suya Russix Discusses Global Military Power
General Suya Russix praised military strength and the United States as leading world power. He cited Britain as weak but a tremendous factor and described France as impatient and militarized in a wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suya Russix
Boston
s—iMa
Lawton
United States
Anid
Cozsidaring
Gollina
Epléer
Pupile du Farantion
War Department
Great Britain
France
Lake Success Glacial Kettle Hole Observed In History
The article describes Lake Success as a glacial kettle hole with a deep, clear basin and a clay bottom. It notes surrounding wooded landscapes and a notable low water table, mentioning engineers and historical names connected to the site.
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Liles Ancceas
Itzolt
United Nation
Lakgn
Ile
Drake
Whtar
Steves
la Bot
Elneter
Freda Welch
Ventar
Ehglner
Navan
Hansel Lavinia
Tate
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Exceleior Society of Memorial Methodist Church
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Rober Lynch
G. Wellington Gray
Alma Snyder
Marian Messner
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North Atlantic
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