Daventers of St John’s Episcopal elect officers
The Daventers of St Johns Episcopal Church held their closing meeting in the parish house. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs John Boocock First vice president Mrs Thomas Morrison Second vice president Mrs Johannes Dunesa Secretary Mrs Roberts and Mrs Peters.
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Daventers
St John’s Sipiscopal Church
John' Boocock
Thomas Morrison
Arss
Johs Dunesa
Secree Roberts
Anc
M Peters
Reed
Catholic Central High Pupils Awarded Paladins
Rev. Matthew M Brennan awarded fifty Paladin honors to Catholic Central High School pupils in a school assembly. Forty nine Paladins earned First Degree Paladin for outstanding missionary study and activity. The Freshman Club and Sophomore Club studied mission topics and led Latin American round tables. Highest Paladin, Paladin Leadership, went to Caroline Connors for three years of mission work.
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Matthew M. Brennan
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Catholic Central High ‘School
Catholic Central High School
Freshmoae Club
Jeance Jones
Ching Secius i Catholic
Esther Ga
Shirley Grober
Virt Elise de Sens
Ryas
Th Shields
Shi Glenhef
Met “Ag
Naomi Gegen
Janeane Dimzon
Mary Alice Rega
Adéle Barrett
Eileen Dusen
Helen Giroux
Jxro
Ser Paladins Twill
Thud
Paladio Campanioa
Jane Mantena
Madelina Mc 7Keon
Margie Lemke
Thomas Keats
Margaret Stockholm
James Foley
John Whalen
Ruth Halpin
Gloria de Catus
Marjorie Lyons
Mary Elles Matthews
Theresa Mack
Harold Lewis
Ben McGrane
Bernard LaJennesse
Lawrence Gray
Rose Mary Cornell
Patricia Halahan
Caroline Connors
Nancy Walsh
Mary Cusack
Ann Heller
Jean Graber
Mary Alice McGrane
Marie Nugent
Margaret Smith
Jacqueline. Shields
Catholie Central High School
Studi of Missions
St. John’s Church
Rensselaer
The
Paladin Society
Community Notices From Hoosick Parish Activities
Local residents feature in a roundup of church and military family news. Bertha Bratt from Brooklyn visits Mrs. Walter Cantelo. All Saints Parish Guild hosts a supper Thursday at 3:30. Ladies Aid meets at the Baptist parsonage tomorrow at 2. Sergeant James Frost of Caldwell and Tech Sergeant Sylvester James of Camp Shanks visit family. Pfc Carl Stevens of Rome stays three days with wife and parents. Children’s Day events and Sunday services are announced for several churches with communion and mission notes.
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Bertha M. Bratt
Brooklyn
Walter Cantelo
All Saints’ Parish Guild
Ladiest Aid Union of the Baptist Church
James Frost
Caldwell
M. J
Frank
D. Frost
Tech
Sylvester James
Camp Shanks
Frank D. Frost
AH Saints’ Episcopal Church
William Garner
Bay Scouts Plan Morning Service and Rummage Sale
West Sand Lake Troop 25 and West Sand Lake Troy Area Council led by Mr Dun-Seid and Kimball Sprague Enn Busgig hold a morning service at the Methodist Church. The Woman's Society schedules a rummage sale for June 19 and 20 with donations accepted at the church this week. Sunday brings a Children's Day program at 7:30 PM.
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Bay Scouts of
West Sand Lake Troy Area
Dun- Seid
Kimball Sprague Enn
Methodist Church
Womans Society
Troy
Community Honor Roll Dedication Acknowledgments in Latham
At the home of Miss Cara Sy Anderson on Monday Thayer gave a short talk on 23 percent ramps. The La tham Honor Roll Committee held final meeting and prepared thank you letters for equipment and material donors. Herbert Swauling Sr. was thanked for land donation for the honor roll site. Robert Allen, committee chair, thanked members and noted maintenance responsibility now rests with the Latham Community Association.
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Cara Sy Anderson
Thayer
Latham
Gizde
Herbert Swauling, Sr
Robert Allen
Latham Community Association
Homecoming Events in Saratoga District Leaders Attend
Stillwater notes a homecoming for RW Arthur D Burdick Saratoga District grand lecturer and H Talmadge district deputy stand matron visit in Saratoga Springs. Personal Ensign Donald Farrington on furlough with mother. Second Baptist Church holds 730 pm prayer service with Rev Stanford speaking on The Book at Rush. D Day service observed at the church with pastors delivering scripture readings.
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Upton Chapter
OF. E. S
Donald Farrington
Marine
Second Baptist Church
Wendell P. Stanford
Rush
Second “Baptist Church
Fev
Lyman A. Talman
Schoolmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
John C. Elliot
Methodist Church
Wendell P. ‘Stanford
The
Baptist Church
Weekend Activities Noted in Local Essex County
Mrs Tracy Hotchkins spent the weekend in Essex. Mr and Mrs Frank Bullock and family returned from a week end camping trip at Stony Creek. The Smiling Thru it Club met in the school with Mr Thayer presenting each member a clothing item notebook. Plans were made for a party honoring Mrs Sidebothem the former.
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Tracy Hotchkins
Essex
Frank Bullock
Stony Creek
Thayer
Albany
Iss Miller
Sidebothem
Berlin chapter reports War Fund Drive receipts
Berlin the Rensselaer County Chapter acknowledged receiving 932 for the 1923 War Fund Drive. Final figures from Airs. Caroline Tilley show payments of 460 on March 20, 452 on April and 30 on May 5.
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Rensselaer County
Berlin
Caroline Tilley
You May Never Have To Take Another Laxative
A promotional note touts Esyotabs and Zeetose peg as easier choices for constipation. It urges more exercise, better diet, and earlier rising to give bowels time, then praises Lapotebs as a preferred remedy available at druggists.
Huge Army Bill Reaches House Floor
The House appropriations committee backed a defense bill to fund the Army for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. The package totals about 15.4 billion in new appropriations plus 33.1 billion in reappropriations, with overall defense spending possibly rising if the war in Germany continues. Major items include pay and travel, Air Forces, Ordnance, subsistence, engineer service, and Signal Corps.
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Washington
Germany
Congress
Air Forces
Ordnance Department
Engineer Service
Signal Corps
Transportation Corps
McNaffey
George C
Testimony On Pill Hearings Echoes From Washington Absent Marshal
A group of officers led by Marshall testified before a subcommittee about pill use during ten hearings released yesterday. Marshall was briefly sworn in before departing Washington for pre invasion duties. A Tokyo broadcast via ABC described a second shooting and claimed it a new act against humanity.
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Marshall
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Washington
Pie Lake
Terment
Tokyo
ABC
SAPS Protest Shooting Sparks US-Japan Tensions
A protest in New York over a shooting death of a Japanese national drew strong demonstrators and global attention as authorities and officials from both nations sought peaceful resolution amid rising tensions.
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pRave
United States
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