Emma Willard graduates twelve from Troy area
Emma Willard School will graduate twelve Troy area girls in a Sunday 8 p.m. commencement at the Emma Willard campus. Rev Charles C Noble of First Methodist Church of Syracuse will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at 8 p.m after a 7 15 p.m step singing in front of the gym. The program includes senior gong by Joan Campbell and music by Jane Logan and Dons Willard. The list names Marilynne Eiseman Margaret Fitzgerald Corinne Hamilton Janet Hannon Emily Hemke Margaret Johnson Patricia Johnston Elizabeth Kirkland Patricia Ripple Joan Van Dercook Janet Westbrook Virginia Wilson and other classmates in the class of 1943. many entered Raf ael Sage College Oberlin College Wellesley College and the University of Texas.
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Emma Willard School
Charles C. Noble
First Methodist Church of
Syrause
Joan Campbell
Jane Logan
Dons Willard
Assembly Hall
Marilynne Eseman
Norman W. Eiseman
Maple Avenue
Enseman
Eiseman
Haseen
Rafael Sage College
Margaret Fitzgerald
Janet E. Hannon
Raymond J Hannon
Whitman Court
Miss Hannon
Father Christmas
Pen and Ink
Cum Laude Society
Miss Hannan
Wellesley College
Emily D. Hemke
Paul & Hemke
Hemke
Point View Drive
Troy High School
Glee Club
Oberlin College
Martha Beck Carrragan
Emma Willard Conservatory of Music
Margaret L. Johnson
Cloping
Muss Johnson
M. Patricia Johnston
Arthur Johnston
Johnston
Balsam Avenue
Miss Johnston
the Triangle
The
Magazin
Philokahans the
Russell Sage College
Elizabeth Kirkland
Dorothy H Kirkland
Monroe Court
Press Board
Art Club
Pleides
Kirkland
State Teachers College
Oneonta
Patricia A. Riple
Witham
Tibbits Avenue
Emma
van Dercook
Janet C. Westbrook
Pinewoods Avenue Road
Russell T Westbrook
Grace H Wager
Troy
Emma Willard
Westbrook
University of Texas
Virginia E. G. Wilson
Emma Wulard School
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted For Women
A vintage advertisement targets women aged 36 to 52 experiencing hot flashes dizziness and distress from middle age. It claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound treats these symptoms and acts as a stomachic tonic, with many women reporting benefits and urging readers to follow label directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhams
Lydia Picknam
First Grade Girl Named in Lesley School Admission
Miss Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin H Wilson of 31 43 Pinewoods Avenue, enters the Lesley Kindergarten School in Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Wilson
Pinewoods Avenue
City Adopts Marine Battalion San Mateo Plan
San Mateo residents adopt and fund an entire Marine battalion through war bond purchases. An official ceremony presented the Marine Corps emblem, accepted by Mrs George E Sweet, mother of Lieut J E Sweet, the ace who shot down seven Jap bombers. The San Mateo Plan aims to go nationwide.
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San Mateo
Cal
US Marine Corps
George E Sweet
J E Sweet
Marine Corps
Jap Vessel Sunk In Yangtze River
Berlin radio said a Japanese ship named Kozedura Maru on the Yangtze River in central China sank with at least 229 dead. Fifty of 279 Chinese aboard were saved along with 44 Japanese. cause and full Japanese aboard count were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Berlin
DNB
Yangtze River
China
Federal Communications Commission
Round Lake Class Plants Arbor Day Tree Ceremony
The senior class planted a tree on school grounds for Arbor Day. Several residents and relatives were mentioned in social notes including Richard Arras entertaining David Pierce in Charlton. Church group Fidelis Circle hosted a covered dish supper with officers elected and plans for a June picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arras
David Pierce
Charlton
Laurence A. Hickey
Miami
Evansville
Ensign William B. Lynn
Washington, D. C
Sergt
Chauncey Burton Evans
Ernest J. Evans
Fidelis Circle
Methodist Church
Rodney O. Winans
Beecher
William
John T. Wilmot
Cora
Richard W .Gorshne
Ethel Blauveit
Clarence A. MacMinn
Cora Winter
Howard Knapp
William M. Lighthall
Chaiman
Grace B. Genge
Ray Fuller
William M. Goddard
Chat T
May Draft Board 33¢ Sends Contingent to Army Reception Center
The May contingent of Draft Board 33¢ based in Joesick Falls departed by train Tuesday for an Army reception center. Led by acting corporal John W. Hauenstein, the group received final instructions from D Edward Delaney and cigarette cards from clerk Osmond R. Eldredge. The roster lists 32 named draftees from Hoosick Falls, Troy, Cropseyville, Berlin and nearby towns among others.
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Draft Board
Joesick Falls
D. Edward Delaney
Osmond R. Eldredge
John W. Hauenstein
R. D
Troy
Bernie Hassan
Pittsfield
Stanton A. Reba
Ithaca
William H. Roberts
Hoosick Falls
John H. Kinn
Berlin
David W. Potter
Milton Engleberg
Averill Park
Millard W. Littlefield
Cropseyville
George Rifenburg
Hoosick
Donald J. Pitcher
Clarence H. Fiske
Perryville
Donald D. Perry
North Troy
James J. O'Brien
Buskirk
Ulysses J. Catman
Green Island
Nathaniel H. Abbt
Edwin E. Bresenstuhl
Earl W. Kipp
Francis J. Hewson
Anthony J. Kalinowski
Clifford Frederick
Thomas RK. Richmond
Crops
Charles L. Williams
Edward L. Lowell
Paul E. Downing
Community notices from Hoosick Falls parish groups
Home of Mrs David Bell postponed two weeks. Garden Club meeting deferred. A rummage sale will be held today and Friday in the McMartin Block by Court St Mary Catholic Daughters of America with Mrs Julia McMartin as chair. Young Woman's Club invited to a picnic June 12 at North Hoosick by Mrs David Kessler. A poppy sale by Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Post 4 set a new high record, chaired by Mrs Mary E Hynick. Pack Cub Scouts formed by Mohican Council. Marvin Loveys named cubmaster with Rev Walter Kring as assistant. Pack committee chaired by Walter Durfee. others Ralph Moll, Henry Jacobson, Otto Bierwirth. Charter presentation June 16 at 7:15 pm in Hoosick Falls High School. boys to bring parents.
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David Bell
Garden Club
McMartin
Court St. Mary, Catholic Daughters of America
Julia McMartin
Young Woman’s Club
First Presbyteran Church
David Kessler
North Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Hoosick Post No. 4
American Legion
Mary E. Hynick
Hynick
Mig
Julia Dwyer
Cub Scouts of America
Mohican Council
Marvin B. Loveys
Walter Kring
Walter Durfee
Ralph Moll
Henry, Jacobson
Otto Bierwirth
Hoosick Falls High School
Church Attendance Low in Walton Area Survey Finds
In Walton New York a survey by Rev Frank Latham of the Walton Reformed Presbyterian Church reports that despite nearby war plants the permanent population shows church attendance under ten percent. Weekly church and school attendance averages 54 per church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton, NY
Ens
Delaware County
Frank Latham
Walton Reformed Presbyterian Church
Walton
Private Works Farm Volunteer Brings Help From Atlanta
Pvt. Houston Quinn of Atlanta is the first volunteer reported to aid the agricultural manpower effort. He spent eight days of a two week leave on a Bedfordshire farm with British soldiers, London clerks, and schoolchildren working alongside him.
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London
INL
Houston Quinn
Atlanta
Quinn
County Bedfordshire
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Troy Area
C.C. Noble
Syracuse
E Tricia Johnston
Joan E, Vandercook
Virginia
E. G. Wilson
Marilynne Eiseman
M. Corinne Hamilton
D. Elizabeth Kirkland
Janet C. Wes
Rudolph’s
By Paul Ford
Insee
Fisherman
Richard S. Edwards
Hitler
Nayal Academy
City
Marine Battalion
Germany
Karl Doenitz
Nicknam
Me Mussel Saiffer
Round Lake
Michael C. Hughes
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James P. Ambrose
S. A
Phyllis White
Bunai
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father Ambrose
Edward Graney
Wiliam Graney
James Shaughnessey
Harold Kincaid
John H. Reilly
Spencer McMartin
Alex M. Dewar
OPA
Providence
R. I
George Dewar
Albert Winegard
Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
Leonard Winegard
Corp
J. Niles Waddell
Tyndall Field
James Waddell
Anne Leonard
Edward C. Rel
Pannington
Norman Scott
Norman, Jr
Rose Ward Pierce
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
U. S
Oakeer
Mother Gray
Frederics
Hollywood
Beauty Salon
Oan
Pat Aef
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Troy Coca-Cola Bottling Company
408Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Troy, N. Y
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