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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1945
Page
7
Samus Soline named general chairman for Gur Le Me Carmel Church bazaar to run three days. Proceeds support church land purchase and restoration efforts. event held yesterday with prayers for speedy recovery of parish community members.
A delayed council session plans to seat new officers after an event staged on Aug 12. Nearby, another council night included a fascial program and party gatherings as arrangements were directed by Yuschen. Obituary notes Mrs. Dorenh Pixner funeral services at Parker Brothers, with rites at St Patrick’s Church and burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery assisted by Father Curley.
Paris. Brig. Gen. Anna W. Wilson former WAC director in Europe received France's military decoration the Legion of Honor by decree of Chevalier in a ceremony.
A nine member youth caravan from the South will visit Grace Church for a week of services beginning next Friday night. The group, composed of volunteer evangelists, will participate in outreach and religious activities at Grace Church during the visit.
During a historic service at the Grean Sisen af Matha Rev Henry D led the Presbyterian charge. The text references church events and affiliations with Green Eskind Churches and involved religious leaders and congregations.
Hoosick Falls Draft Board No. 332 mailed notices to residents for Albany induction consideration and medical exams. Listed are dozens of names by district including Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns. board trustees to meet in regular session this afternoon. The notice also mentions residents arriving from New York for a summer home stay and local hospital story updates with funeral service details for Sirs James and others.
A compact listing of weekly church activities across First Baptist Halesam Second Avenue Baptist Magee Bible school Crusade at various campuses. Events include Vacation Bible School sessions, Sunday sessions, choir rehearsals, youth and scout activities, planning meetings, and fellowship gatherings across Woodside Presbyterian Saint John s Evangelical Lutheran Church Church of the Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Raymertown Redeemer Lutheran Christ Episcopal Liberty Presbyterian Third Presbyterian and other congregations with times from morning to evening and dates for midweek services and special committees.
The annual meeting of Union Free School District No. 1 Waterford will be held in School 1 hall on Fourth Street tomorrow at 7 30 pm. The annual election of trustees occurs Wednesday from 12 noon to 4 pm to elect two trustees for three years each. Terms of Mayor John F Walsh and Mrs Raymond Conkin expire this year.
Averill Park resident Carl W. Wilson is medically discharged and returns home. Guests visiting include Mrs. Joan Totmay of Yonkers staying with Mrs. Artimir Ll. Mardoni of Sand Lake and Mrs. Mary Hilventon of Cohoes visiting my daughter. The Avenue Park and Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company plans a game at the Burden Laze Casino on November 12 to raise money for a new siren. Erwin Link and Mrs. Hesneth VanDervoort hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hesneth VanDervoort of Vesiai.
North Bennington sees Peter Crawford and Connecticut guests spending a week in Hall Street while Miss Betty Brash of New York visits Mrs. Ruth Carrol. The Cushman plant closed for a weekly employee vacation and Mrs. Charles Battley at Putnam Memorial Hospital is reported improved. Prutia Weir vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White and Mrs. Joel Towart at Brant Lake. Edward Austin Jr Edwina Coltvin and Frederick Green recently in Rutland for armed services pre induction tests. Misses Tema Valmann and Jane Bagley have returned from spena-.
Vera Sheperd and Mrs Bexllly Hammond raise a daughter at Old Bennington. Mrs Madeline Myers and Betty left Glew Street Bennington Friday for several days of work. Mrs Kenneth Worthington and Jean left Old Bennington Friday for Washington to attend a niece wedding. Miss Marjorie Jolivette is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Jolivet of the village. Several Bennington residents including Mr Michael Powers Laure Powers Leo Keon John Ryan William Dailey Peter Syms Ruth Robinson and Douglas Mattison were Fourth of July visitors at the Saraiéra races.
Paronil Miss Florence Lewis arrives to spend the summer in Weehawken New Jersey. Douglas Buchanan of Boston visits his grandfather James B. Buchanan at Ripplehawk. Mr and Mrs Chauncer Potter return to Boston and Cambridge after visiting relatives. Mrs Anthone Trimarcai and children of Adams Massachusetts visit H Green Brimmer and grandparents. Out of town guests include George Possano Ray Weber and four children of Schenectady David Haley Shoanville Mrs James Haley and son of Springfield and Mr and Mrs William Haley of Northampton.
West Sand Lake announces a Women's Missionary Society outing on July 1 at the home of Mrs. Charles Smith at 7 pm A party includes Ms Bailes and Mr Ferguson Hogle and families who recently visited Mr Norman Ferguson at Lake George camp.
Joseph Guber of Arlington Vermont was found dead with a shotgun wound to the abdomen in the rear of his farmhouse. Coroner reports the death accidental as Guber apparently collapsed while carrying the shotgun. Funeral arrangements to be held from St Patrick’s Cambridge with interment at St Patrick’s Cemetery.
The West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co plant plans to reopen after a recent shutdown. City Council will hold a regular semimonthly meeting in the Minal Building with Homer Eckerson presiding. Vital statistics report June saw three deaths and one birth. others note Army service and furloughs, plus local society notices.
Edward L. Huth of 317 Third Avenue has been released from prison by American troops after being reported missing in action over Germany since October 3. The Flying Fortress turret gunner will report at the end of his furlough in Atlantic City where he and his wife will stay as government guests for two weeks. He has gained thirty pounds since his return, credits meals and rest, and says he was captured after entering service in 1942 and going overseas in 1944 from England. He is the son of Paul Huth of 27115 Street.
The region's daily notice lists multiple services and interments across Troy and nearby towns. Mary H Lewis, Mrs John J McCarthy, and Mrs Ethel Akitt figure among deceased residents with rites at St Patrick's Church, St Marys Cemetery, and local chapels.
Miss Ruth Talman spoke at the Youth Labor Conference as part of the Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church. Officials and circle leaders reported, with plans for Sept meetings and refreshments. The Original Bridge Club hosted Mrs Sidney Hewitt, and gifts were exchanged for upcoming marriages. Local moves include the Siscos settling in Troy and a Vermont lakeside visit by Captain Malcolm. Mrs Thierolf recovers at home.
Guests from Huntington and Washington attend a wedding of BLT Elmer Hall, while Mrs. Ada Martin and Mrs. Ethel Oathout are in Washington. Mrs. William Hannes returns from Pleasantville with her husband. The Calvary Methodist W C S held a monthly meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Miles T Hewitt. plans for the fall bazaar were discussed and no meetings occurred this month. The next gathering is August 2 at Mrs. William Webster Sr's residence.
Hoseman John J. Sheehan of Troy Fire Department died Saturday at Troy Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong Troy resident, he served since 1938, was assigned to Pamper 2 then Pumper, and held a post through his death. He was married to Mary Walsh and survived by two sons, two daughters, sisters, and brothers. Burial at St Peter's Cemetery after funeral from St Patrick's Church.
The column argues training and equipping fighters will cut American casualties in China and save shipping. It claims a Chinese army needs less clothing and food, notes French potential expedition to Indo China, and cites De Gaulle on France claiming Indo China.
Eagle Mills guest Joseph McGrath of Boston visited the Patcle home while Mr and Mrs Forrest H Patcle hosted. Lake George weeklong visits include Mr and Mrs John H Kelly and daughters Helen and Dorothy. Wallace Herrington and grandmother Mrs Rolland Herrington vacation at Hampton Beach New Hampshire. David Single son of Mr and Mrs Oral J Swingle returns after visiting grandparents Rev and Mr J A Swingle in Poughkeepsie. Miss Esther Swingle holiday guest in Poughkeepsie with her brother and sister in law. accompanied home by niece Miss Beverly Swingle spending part of the summer with grandparents. James F Boylan 1/C PhM of the Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boylan, home on a thirty day leave after two months in Pacific theater. Boylan, a LaSalle Institute Troy graduate, studied ten years at Ithaca College before service. He visits sister Miss Joanna Boylan in New York and will report to Brooklyn Navy Yard July 26 for reassignment.
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