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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1944

Page

6

Speigletown Plans Annual Picnic at Fukins Grove

Speigletown previews its third annual picnic to be held at Fukins Grove on Sunday July 16. Cochairmen Frank Lavgst and John J. Knauer lead the planning with a general committee including Charles H. Miurray Joseph Rodriguez Anton Hassen Wilkie Eight Willem Skee and Neil Kelleher. Previous outings drew about 200 attendees and this daylong event features games sports entertainment and music from a noted orchestra. A follow up meeting is set for Monday at 3:30 pm at the home of John J. Hreuer. all former committee members are urged to attend.

Speigletown Fukins’ Grove Frank Lavgst Cochairman John J. Knauer Sree Charles H. Miurray Joseph Rodriguez Anton Hassen Wilkie Eight Willem ‘Skee Neil. Kelleher Niae Stout John J. Hreuer

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Hosting

Salem H B Horton of New York City visited his parents Rev and Mrs J B Horton. Mrs Frank Hoffman and Byron visited her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Green. Mr and Mrs Charles Lintham of Schenectady were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Wurm. Evelyn Fisce returned to Troy after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pexins. Frank Eeger moved to Earmond Bleachfield on North Main Street with Mrs Walter Oatman and son of Saratoga Springs visited his mother Mrs Christine Oatman. Margaret Quinn of Alberoy visits her sisters Mrs Mery Gainor and Mrs Agnes McQueen. Jock Tierney and Mrs J B Tierney of Schenectady were guests of Mr and Mrs Orley Rogers. Sergt Frank Dunnigan of New York spending time with his parents. Hugh Cole and William Wright of Albany visited Mrs Margaret McKinnes and Mrs Elia Sefford hosted her bridge club. prizes to Mrs William Holland and Mrs Agnes McQueen. Salvation Army annual drive set for June 1-10. Charles Bester named custodian of contributions.

H. B. Horton New York City Horton Frank Hoffman Byron Arthur Green Charles Lintham Schenectady Prank Wurm Evelyn Fisce Troy Lawrence Pexins Frank Eeger Bave Earmiond Blea Peter F. Duszingen Hugh Cole William Wright Albany Margaret McKinnes Efla Sefford Bridge Club William Holland Agnes McQueen Salvation Army Siem Charles A Besitie Salem

Wynantskill Reform Church Meeting Plans and Events

Wynantskill Reformed Church announces a meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m with Mrs Neb Son Ven Raale as devotional leader. Mrs Ruth Dearstyne Lila Dearstyne and Jacks Collier hostesses. Addie Tuttle presides. Senior Christian Endeavor members enjoyed a Friday outing at Methodist Farm. Upcoming events include women’s organizations gathering Wednesday June 14 and a lawn supper Thursday June 22 on the church lawn. Children’s Day program of recitations and songs will be held next Sunday by the children’s department.

League For Service of the Reformes Neb Son Ven Raale Yeader Ruth Dearstyne Lila Dearstyne Jacks Collier Addie Tuttle Christian Endeavor Methodist Farm Reformed Church

Eastern Star Meeting and Legion Gathering Announced

Castleton Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets at Ma sonic rooms at 8 pm with Acting Patron Harry Deter tan and Worthy Matron Helen Cooper presiding. Mrs Mary Harrison is hostess. American Legion unit meets tomorrow at 30 p m at Village Hall with Mrs Rika Vani Nederymen presiding. Committee reports and delegate elections planned. last summer meeting. Civilian War Services Committee meets Thursday at 3 pm at Village Hall with Frank Folmsbee presiding.

Castleton Order of Eastern Star Masonic Harry Detertan Helen Cooper Mary Harrison American Legion Rika Vani Nederymen Civilian War Services Committee Village Hall Frank Folmsbee

Submarine Losses Rise As U S Subs Sink 16 Jap Ships

U S submarines report sinking 16 Japanese ships including one large cargo vessel and several transports in the last two weeks. Total Japanese ships sunk or damaged by U S subs reaches about 720 vessels, with 589 sunk and 131 damaged.

U. 5 Washington

Maplewood Hold Social Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary

A social event will be held at St Basil's in Maplewood today at 8 pm sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Maplewood Fire Department. The public is invited to attend.

Maplewood St. Basil's Women’s Auxiliary

From Mussolini Balcony Rally to Police Revolver Practice

A chaotic New York report details crowds cheering as Mussolini style oration from a balcony is described. Police announce resumption of revolver training at the Central Police Station basement range under Sgt. Coleman J. Lyons with veteran marksman Bergezze Lyons overseeing upgrades and rookie officers set to begin practice, after years without such training.

Duce New York Rome Merblie Paleuzzo Venezia Mussolini NBC Troy Pudi B. Kendsit Sergt Coleman J. Lyons Eid Central Police Bergezze Lyoms

Conference Accepts Cabaret Tax Cut Plan

Washington group approves reducing cabaret tax from 22 to 20 percent and eliminates the exemption for service members. The conference backs a return to the administration’s request for the levy, subject to House and Senate votes.

Washington Comemittea Phi Koo House Senate

British baby born in telephone booth shocks Cambridge

Mrs Winifred Sadiex, 34, reportedly gave birth to a baby girl in a telephone booth in Cambridge while rushing to hospital after seeing she was in labour. The weather is noted as dull and the baby weighed a certain amount.

Camcidge England Winifred Sadiex

Breathing Spell for Rations Extended Says OPA Chief

Chikago GPi Walter Riraub, director of the OPA food railrods division, says the current rationing lull will last for an undetermined period. He notes the nation is in a quiet peacetime in the industry and that rationing may remain relaxed as long as conditions warrant.

Chikago Gpi Walter FL Riraub OPA Food Railoords Division Asnes National Association of Etait! Grocers Straub

Fragmentary note on avoiding panic buying during wartime

A garbled passage discusses avoiding hysteria and panic buying as world events shift in 1643 to 1644 style timelines. It mentions returning to calm measures and hopes to prevent further disorder.

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