Church Guild Banquet At St Pauls Evangelical Church
The Women’s Guild of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church held a rainy day and sunshine banquet Thursday in the Suntey hall. Mrs Herbert Purdy led the decorating with green yellow candy and entry bars as decor. Mrs Peter A Heterm presided over the business session with reports from the secretary and treasurer and committee captains named for the rainy day and sunshine events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of
St. Pauls Evangelical
Peter A
Lewis Goerreé
Rai Gay
Sunspine Bezs
Start Steimbilbér
Lene Birkmayer
Lester Service
Wedding of Eugenie Kilpatrick and John Plantinga in New York
R P 1 reports the marriage of Eugenie Kilpatrick and John Plantinga in the Church of the Heavenly Best New York. Kilpatrick, a Vassar senior, and Plantinga, son of Mrs. Jobe Plantinga of Poughkeepsie, are described with party events and out of town guests.
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Eugenie Osiesby Kupseztck
Ringland F. Kilpatrick
New York
Church of the Heavenly Best
John Everett Plantings
Bessselzer Polstechni¢e Institute
Jobe Gil- Deri Plantinga
Plantinga
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Plantieass
Dr Jones to Meet With Teachers Group at NY Club
The club invites Dr Louis Siste Colles, editor of Ghosts of State an Analytical Est work, to a meeting presided by President Welsor. Attending officers include M Sennett and Mrs Edwin B Allen, with Miss Cha irs and Miss K Adelaide Macdonald among helpers. Mary Lawlor joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Siste Colles
Dr Jones
Am Welsor
Tare
Wes ‘M. Sennett
Edwin B. Allen
Henry 3
Cassoie Havnes
K. Adelaide Macdonald
Charles Tobin
Mary Lawlord
Area Girls Invited To Join Sorority
Alphabetical list announced for membership in International Honor at Albany Business College. Named Troy students Fiona Helly Irene Wes Margaret Barnes Joan O Connor Marie Price Vernice Christiansen Averill Park resident miss Ise Gluckstadt Nessen among invitees.
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Seven Troy
Iris Heavened
Albany Business College
Ihenemes
Fiona Helly
Irene ‘Wes
Margaret Rearnes
Joan O'Connor
Marie ‘Price
Troy
Vernice Christiansen
Averill Park
Ise Gluckstadt
Nessen
Town Notes On Vistits And Auction Sale
About Town reports Flight Officer and Mrs Rovert Pp Kaho visiting in town at Mrs Jehna's mother home and plans to return to Lincoln Neb. Also Mr and Mrs Ditford Fazer hosted by Mrs Yager's mother in Bronxville. Lieutenant David Baker with parents during a thirty day state visit. St Stephen's Guild will sponsor an Auction sale at the parish hall on Eighth Street Tuesday evening with donation pickup arranged through rectory or guild members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flight Offcer
Rovert
Kaho
Towa
Sirs
Jehna
Lucretia Eckert Orth
Hey
Lincoln
Neb
Flight Oficer Beha
Retork
Ditford B. Fazer
Bronxville
Yager
Charles ML Connolly
J. Zg
David Baker
Ray Palmer Baker
St Stephen's Guild of the
Church of the Holy Cross
Eighth Street
Local residents noted for injuries and visits this weekend
Personal Miss Doris Ciford is confined to her home at Linden Avenue due to illness. Miss Marjorie Bez and Miss Lora Turner plan a weekend at Lake Placid. Misses Sandra Sheds Be Clements and Patsy Fay will attend Colzeto carnival. Mrs J Lewis Robie of Sixth Avenue is confined to bed with a fractured wrist after a fall near her home.
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Doris Ciford
Cookec
Linden Axeane
Marjorie Bez
Lora Turner
Lake Placid
Sandra Sheds
Be Clements
Patsy Fay
Colzeteo
J. Lewis Robie
Sixth Avenue
Rome
Baptist Church Club Elects Officers at Troy Club
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the First Baptist Church held a Thursday dinner at the Troy Club where officers for the year were elected. Named to office were Mr. and Mrs. Welter Bates president and Mrs. Paul Snyder vice president, Mrs. Fuller Mack treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans secretary, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart warden. Rev. Richard Cummings installed the officers. The social committee was Mr. and Mrs. Edward Court. The next meeting on February 15 will be a sports party at Rev. and Mrs. Cummins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Troy Club
Welter Bates
Paul Snyder
Prt
Fuller Mack
Samuel Evans
Edward Stewart
Richard Cummings
Cozeé
Edward Court
Feo
Valuation Reduced on Fourth Street Church Site
County records show the assessed value of real estate at 141 143 Fourth Street cut from 25 600 to 320 percent. The property is owned by Jennie Rosenthal as executrix of the estate of the late Jacobs Rosenthal Thames. McLaughlin serves as attorney for the owner.
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el County Clerk
Fourth Street
Jennie
Rosenthal
Inte Jacobs Rosenthal Thames
McLaughlin
Haskell School PTA Meeting Canceled and Rescheduled
The Has kell School Parent-Teacher Association cancels its January meeting. The panel discussion What Is Our Step Forward in Democracy will be presented March 13. February meeting becomes an afternoon Valentine tea with PE demonstrations and the school orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association
Haskell
Theausic
Altrusa Club Hears Dorothy Waskerley Guest Speaker
Altrusa Club hears Miss Dorothy Waskerley vice chairman of the Fifth District War Finance Committee as guest speaker at the Hendrick Hudson meeting. Committee reports are given and three afshans to Rehabilitation Hospitals announced. A March of Dimes contribution approved and Rotary-Altrusa joint meeting planned for Feb 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Waskerley
Fifth District War, Finance Committee
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Weke
Jeznette M. Jonkman
Homa
Herbert G. August
USO
Aliusa
Mike
Rotary
Altrusa
Beld
Lilien Russ
Mies Beatrice Petterson
M Nattional Safety Council
Aviation Gas Supply Now Exceeds Demand
Air Service Command chief F. Johnson in Britain announced that for the first time aviation gasoline production by Britain and the United States meets the Allied air forces worldwide operational requirements. He praised streamlined terminal tankage rail distribution inland tank lines and coastal waterways as factors enabling this peak supply.
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Air Service Command
England
INS
EB. F. Johnson
Air Service Command Petroleum ‘Doard
Britain
Germans Report Six Allied Vessels Sunk
The German DNB agency claimed that U boats had sunk six Allied supply ships and two destroyers. The six supply ships totaled 42 909 tons. No sinking dates were given.
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London
DNB
Britein
France
Atlantic
Shushan Resident Resumes Post Office Work
Shushan Mrs C zi Foster has returned to duties at the Postoffice after illness. The town reported frigid temperatures with 24 to 3 below zero readings. many pipes froze. Mrs Alva Roberson visited Cambridge with her mother Mrs Sarah Randall. Fremont Cramer and John Lah tinen visited from Springfield Wisconsin for the weekend. Local church group surprised Rev Arthur Wright at his Rome in Cote. Stew ar Brown, Jr., is confined in Great Lakes naval hospital with scarlet fever and pneumonia but improving. The skating party at Richard Gilchrist’s home drew about twenty attendees. Mrs Mary Bodkin and her son Roy visited relatives in Argyle. Red Cross met at Flora Dobbin’s home. Houston Texans: Lt Col Gordon D Gayle of the Marines returned after thirty months in the Pacific to meet his three-year-old son David Donald and decided to keep him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Zi Foster
Springfield
Men's Brotherhood
The
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Wright
Paris
Rome
Cote
Arthur Brown
Stewar Brown
Concy
Great Lakes
Richard Gilchrist
Mary Bodkin
Roy
Argyle
Clark Wright
Cora Wilkinson
Red Cross
Flora Dobbin
Houston
Tex
Nelson Predicts Double China War Output This Spring
Nelson told President Roosevelt that China's war production should reach at least double the November rate. He cited measures advancing economic coordination, a new UPR agency, and six American experts tackling production problems. The report notes improved morale and potential cooperation with China, with postwar aid to boost export markets.
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Washington
M. Nelson
Roosevelt
China
Aghtitz
Res
Sformer
Peeiey
Bettaomy
White Horse
Yestercey
Lawrence
Battary Stinson
Nelson
Cmngrse “Pb
Doebie
Ordnance Department
Japan
Albert C. Wademeyer
Patrick J. Hurley
WPR
Morales
Theki
White House
Purple Heart Winner Designs Wedding Gown in New York Show
A GI and Purple Heart recipient from the Italian campaign designed a pale blue lace wedding gown with a sweeping cape collar and circular veil. Pvt Arch FW D Agostino, back on active duty, created the gown for a Trap hagen School of Fashion show featuring garments by armed forces personnel and former students.
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New York
INS
Tisly
D'Agostino
Feld Artillery
Traphagen School of Fashion
New York City
Traphagen
Navy Doctor Sends Battle Flag to San St Paul Ninn
Jonathan Jenick, three and a half, owns an American flag flown by a cruiser in battle off Formosa. The tattered banner is a gift from his father. Lieut Cmdr E Diepick of the Navy medical corps sent the flag to his young son Olenick with a note about keeping and honoring it despite tatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
San St Paul
Ninn
Jonathan Jenick
Formosa
Jonathan
Diepick
Navy Medical Corps
Illinois Public Health Department
Chicago
Olenick
Red Cross Receives Long Delayed Reply
Lorain Ohio reports the Lorain Red Cross received a long delayed reply from Poland via the International Red Cross. The message to Mrs Zaborowaki in Poznan was the first in five years, noting hundreds of similar inquiries but no replies since the German invasion.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Jurors Examine 1920s News Clips in Albany Probe
Grand jury investigating the Legislature studied brittle clippings dating to 1920 about Assemblyman Irwin Steingut and his father known as "Mayor of Second Avenue." Lews Zeltmer, questioned about the items, offered to provide copies. He noted one clipping mentions Thomas Steingut, Democratic minority leader, in a speech during his father’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Steingur
Simon Steingur
Second Avenue
Lews Zeltmer
New York
Steingut
Joe Levy
Duke of Essex Stree
Zeltner
Hiram M. Todd
Todd
Tewin Steinger
Assembly
Sebalf
Y Zeltner
Point-free Shoe Sale Scheduled For February 19
GPA today authorized a ration free sale of men's and women's shoes, starting February 19 and ending March 3. The agency estimates over 4.5 million pairs will be sold, about 3 percent of rationed stock. Last ration-free sale was July 10, 1944, with 5.785 million pairs including youths and boys excluded this time. Retail price rules set minimum 25 percent below register price and dealer markups not exceeding 33 1/3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GPA
Teoweek
Jaa
Lock Haven Works Fly Planes as Piper Club Grows
At Piper Aircraft in Lock Haven Pennsylvania nearly 600 workers aged 16 to 61 are pilots or “Buds.” Led by William T Piper Sr the firm’s president the Piper Club Flyers is the nation’s largest independent pilot group. Members pay 112 dollars per hour to fly and many spend free time in the Bald Eagle Valley sky. Two of Piper’s three sons serve in the armed forces Navy Lieutenant Howard Piper and Army Captain W T Piper Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven, Pa
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Lock Haven
William T. Piper
Bald Eagle Valley
Piper Club Flyers
United States
Piper
Association
Sam
Air Force
Navy
Howard Piper
Army
W.'T. Piper
Luther Blume
Robert Bowes, Jr
Cub Flyers
Old Warrior Bears Call to Service at 65 at Base
Luther Stewart, a veteran of the Cuban campaign and Philippine insurrection, serves as chief clerk at the field’s commissary after a long Army career from the Spanish American War through World War I. His son Jack joined the Air Corps before Pearl Harbor, and Stewart re enlisted in November 1942, marking a renewed wartime duty.
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Santa Rosa Army Air Base
Santa Rose
Cal
United States Army
Feld's Commissary
M. Sergt
Luther Stewart
Second Cavalry
24Th Cavalry
Philippines
Stewart
Jack
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
Euty
Seaman Arrested for Death of Woman in Brooklyn
Seaman Enk Gustave Blixt, 21, held for arraignment on a homicide charge in the death of Mrs. Anne Frederickson, 30. Police say he confessed after a Thursday encounter with Mrs. Frederickson at a Brooklyn roominghouse where they had been living together. he allegedly strangled her after an argument at the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enk
Gustave Blixt
Anne Frederickson
Brooklyn
Blixt
Sirsedericks
Bennington Man Robert Walker Receives Carnegie Medal
Bennington resident Robert Walker is awarded the Carnegie Medal for his actions during a March incident when he drove a flaming oil truck away from his home area on RedDition Dewey Street. A group of farmers formed a response as the vehicle burned, and Walker leaped into the cab to drive it toward the outskirts, escaping before an explosion occurred.
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Bennington
Robert Walker
Walker
RedDition Dewey Street
Putnam County
Pena
Rail Unions Oppose Seaway Development Plan
Rail unions criticize Governor Deweys Seaway and power project arguing current transportation suffices and warn against unnecessary competition. They urge economy and caution before spending millions on Seaway facilities. Leaders of opposition include Assemblymen Van Duzer and Reaux who advocate dissolving the State Power Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dewey
St Lawrence Seaway
Brotherhoods of
Order of Railway Conductuns Seid
Céziglature
Wilson c. van Duzer
Orange County
Harry A. Reaux
Waeren County
van Durer
State
Barry to Appear In Minstrel for Honor Roll Fund
Barry a long time vaudeville performer from this city joins a Minstrel program at Knickerbocker Junior High School auditorium Monday night. The Thirteenth Ward Honor Roll Association sponsors the event with Irish character acts, songs, humor, and a large varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ¥. Barry
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Thirteenth Ward
Barry Veill
British Isles
Au-Froy Athletic Club
James J. Foier
Neil J. Ketleher
John J. Daneher
Sustin J. Mehoney
Joan Ryan
All-Troy
Widow Mrs John B Stapleton Dies On First Anniversary
Mrs John B Stapleton widow for years and former coal desk worker dies at her Pawling and Pinewoods Avenues home on the first anniversary of her husband’s death. She was born in Watervliet and survived by one daughter Mrs Morothr J Mehoney. Private funeral Monday at 9 20 am from St Francis de Sales Church with interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
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John B. Stapleton
Eli
Pawling
Pinewoods Avenues
Stapleton
Watervliet
Mirs
Rimothr J. Mehoney
St Francis de Sales‘ Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Luther League to Hold Monday Evening Business Meeting
The Luther League will hold a business meeting Monday at 7 50 pm. Members are advised to attend as agenda items include reports and planning for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luther League
O Connell Wins Phone Call at Hebrew USO
At the Hebrew USO in Denver a sergeant named John Francis Patrick O Connell from Newport, B I was announced as the winner of a free telephone call home after patrons deposited slips in a box. The event drew about 160 Jewish attendees and featured a brief refreshment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ens
Ump Garson
Cota
CSO
Sy Bagorize
John Francis Patrick O'Connell
Newport
Green Island Plans Card Party and Club Meetings
Mothers' Club of St Jocophs Church plans a pré Lenten card party in the American Legion rooms with refreshments and card invitations. Mrs B Grant Golding named chair. cochair Mrs William Haggerty. Vagabonds Club to meet at 2 pm tomorrow. John W Clatek urges officers to attend. Rev Pred C Bennetts to speak at 10 30 am service on Everything Under Control. Troop 3 Girl Scouts schedule a sports dance Monday Feb 5 in St Joseph's Hall after a business meeting. Halk Games played at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St Jocoph'’s Church
Groun
American Legion
Moncay Nipget EK
C. Rooms
B. Grant Golding
William Haggerty
John W. Clatek
Pred C. Bennetts
Methodist Church
Girl Scouts of America
SS Joseph’s Hall
Federal Aid Sought In Butter Shortage
Washington officials urged revision of industry and price controls to ease a nationwide butter shortage described as the worst on record. The national committee of butter plants called for a six cent per pound base increase and higher payments for butter fat sold for butter as part of federal aid proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Washington
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Marcia Walsh
Sauxn
Pierre Deauville
Andre Dumont
Ottawa
R.P
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Doris Roberts
Noriie Wager
Anne Judge
Arthur van Hieck
Estelle Wager
Joseph Loeffler
Dorothy
Kuentzle
George
McIntosh
Barbara
Stratford
Conn
James Wager
Grafton
Marguarite
Mazigville
Helen Bubie
Joan Bubie
Eieenor M. Debbert
Fabarien
William Bobie
Menis
Novor
Anne’s Deess and Uniform Shop & Keng
Taga Book Shop
Fourth St. Tesy
Iti
Fort
Spergwey
Ammany
Te ‘Etelock
Zarenst
Schenectady
Vorm
Jercery
Va Arthur
J. Sella
Sateen
Mathias P. Porrsch
Pentontn
Alcoholic Beverage Covina
Middleoarth Street
Maurice Garrapy
Diaja Manhattan
Due Street
Club
Dr. Jones
Baptist Church Club
Welter
B. Hawtin
Green Island
Altrusa Club
Shushan
Purple Heart
Barry
Froy
Poestenkul
O'Connell
Laity
Stuarts Health Institute
Troypes
Zellner
Belgie
le Roy Shop
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