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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1950
Page
2
The Association of Troy Theater Groups will meet today at 1:30 p.m. at the Fifteenth Street Lounge to discuss mutual interests. Robert A. Bencer of the Department of English will lead a talk on Basic Lighting and Stage Requirements For the Amateur Theater.
Mrs A Kendall Roberts presided at the Troy YWCA meeting naming Miss Helen Bull to the board. Reports from standing committee chairs followed the annual period under Mrs Herbert Catlin. Mrs Bradley Nichols announced the March 11 teen festival and noted about 340 girls active in the teen program.
Yemane will wave shortly for Mount McGregor Veterans Hospital where he will spend several weeks. Iffard Fournier of Buffalo visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Fournier of Neddo Street. Mr and Mrs Anthony Campiel entertained on Poultney Street for a child’s third birthday anniversary.
The Stillwater column reports social events including daughter Jo Ann joining in games and refreshments. Visitors Mr and Mrs Michael Bebo returned from Plattsburgh visiting relatives. St Clair Junior Catholic Daughters met at Diana Winter's home with Robert Carson jr present. Diane Writer awarded high honors. Miss Gertrude Jones elected vice president. next meeting Tuesday 7:30 pm at the parish center. Obituary notes state Miss Helen Barnes of Schenectady died Tuesday. March of Crimes campaign funds allocated between national polio fund and local polio work. Mrs Barnes formerly resided in Stillwater. further death notice received from Schenectady.
The Sportamen Wildlife Club met at Presbyterian Church Hall with Arty members present. Various officers were elected at local bank and women's auxiliary meetings. North Bennington High School announced the Varieties of 1950 program for March 19 to fund trips and festivals.
Center Cambridge Misa Mabel HL Meyer stays at home in Haynerville. Mrs. Grahe confined to Samaritan Hospital after operation. God of Creation to be shown Thursday at 7 p.m. at Gilead Lutheran Church. Free will offering. Granze sponsors a card game party tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Grange Hall. Mrs. Flepa Fonyetee is general chase MAR. Mrs. Barrett returns after months with the Howens family. The Weiner Miscomaty Eariety meets at Leslie Rulson home. The recennavae rented Tr business erscjon notes. Gilrad Fretnerpand observed Teaties Natast this evening on the church steps. Am mates korgee Arivers after which the PypMieers were nate. The event featured Mose tag van Rusts and other attendees.
Marie Sedennis attends Aer Mra event hosted by Mutual Aid Association at 7 Mr and Mrs Mincher. Loren Pickett of Rock City, lecturer of the New York State Grange, is feted at Grange Hall. Dance plans at Cuften Park Tran Hall Jan 1% from 2 pm to midnight with Frank Morr sanctioning a band. John Pu is calling. Local meeting details list officers and committees for the March campaign and association activities.
A decipherable fragment shows Berlin events with mentions of the mayor, treasurer, and officials including Mrs Beaterire and Mrs Dryibe. The text references a Wednesday gathering at a public venue and notes roles of a president and secretary, with unclear details on outcomes.
Local clubs hold meetings today at 8 p.m. including the Green Island Rod and Gun Club at Corporation Mall Green Island and the Renwetaer County Alliance in Ra freachments. court sessions and social events follow. The month’s school and church notices include a Methodist Church supper committee named and a St Marks Altar Guild election of officers.
Miss Eleanor Coon of West Hebron hosted a Wednesday overnight guest Afiss June Keiski. Mrs. Mark Kenyon and Mrs. Anderson Foster will entertain the Married Couples Club Monday evening at Mrs. Kenyon’s home.
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