Founder of Siena To Leave
Rev Cyprian Mensing president of Siena College will leave next week to resume professorship at St Bonaventure College. His successor will be Rev Mark Kennedy from the Order of Friar Minors teaching at Catholic University. Mensing, Rochester native, ordained in 1923, led Siena since 1941 and oversaw growth to 1000 students with new Science Hall Gibbons Hall and a gym.
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Cyprian Mensing
Siena College
St Bonaventure College
Siena
Mark Kennedy
Order of Friar
Catholic University
Washington
New York
Father Mensing
Rochester
Buffalo
St. Bonaventure
Eastern Conservatory
St. Thomas Acquinas Institute
Gibbons Hall
Whitehall and area notes and church novena closure
Whitehall residents report convalescence at Skeene Street and a Detroit based promotion for Fred Hebert to corporal, son of George Hepert of Williams Street. Edward McLaughlin and Nora of Adams Street return from Buffalo visits, while Evelyn Saunders of Manhasset returns to duties after a week with her mother. The Notre Dame des Victoires Church novena to St Anne ends with new members welcomed including Mrs Edward Guay, Mrs Charles Palmer, Mrs Robert Vero, Mrs John Watson, Mrs Samuel Gugliotta, Mrs Joseph Damico, Mrs Howard Pecott and Mrs Fedelia Pecott, as well as Mrs Curtis Fish and Miss Irene Barber hosting Mrs Sarah Sy-
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George Daig
Skeene Street
Fred Hebert
Detroiit
George Hepert
Williams Street
Atrs
Edward McLaughlin
Nora
Adams Street
Buffalo
Evelyn Saunders
Man- Hassett
L. I
Mary Saunders
St. Anne
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Edward Guay
Charles Palmer
Robert Vero
John Watson
Samuel Gugliotta
Joseph Damico
Howard Pecott
Fedelia Pecott
Curtis Fish
Irene Barber
Sarah Sy
Chicago Opens New Boat Taxi on the River
Chicago introduces a boat taxi service to compete with cabs street cars and elevated trains. A two passenger cabin cruiser will run along the river between the Michigan Avenue bridge and the Northwestern Railroad station, a mile stretch at the Loop edge. A second boat starts Monday and both operate from 9 am to 7 pm handling about 180 passengers an hour with departures every 10 minutes during rush.
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Chicago UP
Chicago
Michigan Avenue Bridge
Northwestern Railroad
Army and Marine Twins Serve Near Camp Bowie Texas
Eagle Mills Pvt Alson Ott moved to Camp Bowie Texas with an armored infantry division. Pfc Lloyd E Morrison and his twin Corp Ellsworth E Morrison are also listed among Marines serving in the vicinity.
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Pvt
Alson Ott
Camp Bowie
Texas
Army
Pfc
Lloyd E. Morrison
Marines
Corp
Ellsworth E. Morrison
Methodist picnic and church events announced for tomorrow
Elwood Morrison and another Army member are home on furlough as the annual Methodist Church and church school picnic is scheduled on the church lawn tomorrow at 1 pm with games and a supper at 5 pm. In case of rain the event moves indoors. Esther Swingle, recently visiting relatives in Philadelphia, is noted as a guest of Mrs Leavesly and family. The Youth Fellowship held a hot dog roast and campfire at Gerger s farm with readings and hymns led by Mrs. Charles Bulson and Miss Dorothy Ott.
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Roy
Army Reserves
Temple University
Harold
Army Medical Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Swingle
Lake George
The
Methodist Church
Gergers
Charles Bulson
Dorothy Ott
Walnut tree used to make burial casket for West Plains man
West Plains Missouri man Widener, aged 86, died Monday. He had planted a walnut sapling fifty years ago and the funeral was held after a coffin was crafted from the grown walnut timber planted by the deceased.
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West Plains
C. A. ‘Widener
Yeaterday
Local furlough ends as Pvt Harry Bailey returns home
Buskirk Pvt. Harry Bailey, on a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey, returns to Tallahassee Florida. Joseph Purches and son Frederic visit Mr and Mrs D C Gutbrodt where colored slides of local scenes and Brunswick honor roll dedication are shown by Joseph Duncan Jr chairman of recreational leisure.
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Harry Bailey
Harvey Bailey
Tallahassee
Florida
Joseph Purches
Frederic
D. C. Gutbrodt
Town of Brunswick
Joseph Duncan, Jr
Pittsfield Guests Return From Visit with Prath Family
Mrs Kenneth Wallace hosts as Mr and Mrs George Harrison and sons Robert Harold and Kenneth of Brunswick visit this week. The Pittsfield guests have returned after being hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Prath.
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Pittsfield
Frank
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble
Warning of kidney trouble from backache and leg pains. Kidneys remove wastes from blood but when tubes and filters fail poisons remain, causing fatigue, swelling, headaches, and urinary issues. Dean's Pills marketed as relief, urging readers to consult a druggist.
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Nature
Aha
Dean
Doan
Surprise Birthday Party for Jand at Broadway Home
A surprise luncheon party was given at the Broadway home of Jand. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Russell of Glens Falls and Mrs. Mame Connors among others. The guest of honor received many gifts.
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Broadway
Nellie Russell
Glens Falls
Mame Connors
Mae Barker
Agnes Trainor
Myron Austin
Dennis O'Brien
Benjamin Moore
Floyd Coleman
Helen Blinn
Gladys Chase
RPI Plans New Civilian War Training Classes
The article reports that Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will continue its off campus war training for civilian workers. A new set of free tuition classes for residents of the Tri City Area will begin late next month, expanding into year four of the program.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
TriCity
War Manpower Commission
Troy-Albany-Schenectady
Troy
Albany
Schenectady
Tri-City
Russell Sage Laboratory
Stanley B. Wilise
Institute
Engineering
United States Office of Education
U. S
RPI
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