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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

16

Watervliet Council Plans St Colmans Home Field Day

Watervliet Council of Knights of Columbus met on Broadway to finalize the St Colmans Home Field Day set for Sunday July 11. The event will include a youth party with sports prizes entertainment and refreshments plus exhibition boxing and musical numbers. Francis Decker was named general chairman with committees led by James Sage James McClean Frank Reynolds for sports Frank Mooney Herbert Cummings John J Carroll for entertainment and Howard Decker Fayette Morse Anthony Busone Anthony Diehl Lawrence Early Peter Monaghan James McMahon for refreshments Xavier Theroux to serve as secretary treasurer.

Watervliet Council Knights of Columbus Rooma Broadway St Colman’s Francis Decker James Sage James McClean Frank Reynolds Frank Mooney Herbert Cummings John J. Carroll The Council Howard Decker Fayette Morse Anthony Busone Anthony Diehl Lawrence Early Peter Monaghan James McMahon Xavier Theroux

Watervliet Air Wardens to Meet New Zone Chief

William J. Cullen, newly appointed air raid zone chief of Zone 3, will chair a meeting of all Wardens in Zone 3 tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Watervliet City Hall to reorganize the zone and brief civilian defense workers. Helmets gas masks and pumps will be issued to those without. discussions will cover future test blackouts. Obituary notices follow.

William J. Cullen Watervliet

Salvage Drive Urged At Watervliet

Alfred C Meneely, chairman of publicity for the Salvage of War Materials Committee, urges a major scrap drive through year end to boost copper, brass and bronze while scrap iron and steel collection must continue. He notes dormant drives have cleaned out stock and warns refineries need steady flow of scrap copper to maintain war material production. Residents should contact junk dealers to move scrap now as organized local collection is not planned. Wardens To Meet sets blackout readiness in Port Schuyler Zone 3. Auxiliary Police to March call public parade prep at Twenty third Street and Sixth Avenue.

Alfred C. Meneely Waser Waterviet War Council Meneely Watervliet Port Schuyler Barclay Jermain Hall Richard Dean Robert M. Conlon Twentythird Street Sixth Avenue Parie James Wiseman Port Schuyler Red Cross

Red Cross Plans Part in Parade at Watervliet

The Watervliet Red Cross unit will march in a flag bearing formation at the Elks Flag Day parade in full uniforms. A Red Cross nurse in uniform heads the bearers, with Miss Marjorie Wendler portraying the Mag-bearer, followed by Red Cross board members and Allied nations representatives. James D. McNary announced military equipment and armed forces participants, urging qualified Red Cross volunteers to join at 6 30 p m on Twenty fourth Street and Sixth Avenue.

Watervliet Red Cross Elks Red Cross Marjorie Wendler Waterviiet Stead Cross James D. McNary McNary Merch Twenty-fourth Street Siath' S Avenue

Deaths in Troy area obituaries list several locals

A group of death notices from Troy and nearby towns report the passing of Mrs. Harriet B. Link of Eagle Mills, Mrs. Patrick J. Cleary Jr., Mrs. Matilda Petersen, Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Mrs. Esther Murray, and Thomas C. Tunney among others. Services span from Maple Avenue homes to St. Marys and St. Peters churches, with interments at Oakwood, Albany Rural, St. Agnes, and St. Peter's Cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. some mothers and veterans are noted. Funeral arrangements are announced for several, with dates and times varying by family.

Stanley C. Link Troy Maple Avenue Eagle Mills Jesu Jesus Thomas J. Larkins Edward Nelson Richard C. van Arnum James L. Seery James Butler Leo Alber St. Mary's Cemetery Father Griesemer Petersen Matilda E. Petersen Wilkins Avenue Albany William E. Reiser St. Paul's Lutheran Church That City George Olsen Eugene Galiano Carl Olsen Andrew McNamara Rudolph Olsen Henzel Samuel Lewis Central Park West New York Norfolk Morris Lewis Indianapolis David Lewis Frede Soluman Los Angeles Sayde Freedman New Yok H. H. Butler Riverside Memoral Chapel Murray Esther Murray John H. Lodge Fifth Avenue St. Peter's Church Michael F. English W. Leo McCarthy Joseph A. Hervieux John O’connell Thomas O'Connell Arthur Williams Wallace Jordan St. Agnes’ Cemetery Menands Harold Ll. McKeon

Missionary and Social Meetings Gather in Stillwater

Stillwater church groups plan meetings tomorrow evening with hostesses Mrs. E. C. Lawrence and Mrs. T. S Ryan. The Second Baptist Women will meet at 6 30 p m at Mrs. W. P. Stanford’s home for a covered dish supper and Burma study led by Mrs. C 3 Hoskins, with Mrs. John Hammond on devotions. Pvt. Jack Rentz, Air Corps, on Oswego furlough visits his parents. Entertains Bridge Club: Mrs. Aubrey F. Perry hosted, two tables played, won by Mrs. W. E. Deyoe. next meeting June 22 at Mrs. H. S. Talmadge’s home.

Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church E. C. Lawrence T. S Ryan Arthur Wilbur Women’s Missionary Society For the Second Baptist Church W. P. Stanford Burma C. 3. Hoskins John Hammond Jack Rentz Air Corps Oswego Aubrey F. Perry W. E. Deyoe H. S. Talmadge

Savings Bank Men Attend Rutgers Banking School

Raymond K. Meizsell of Troy Sav iage Bank and Donald I. Morris of National City Bank Troy join area bankers at Rutgers University New Brunswick for the Graduate School of Banking session. Now in its ninth year the program brings 400 students this year due to war. Three two week sessions plus two years of home study and a thesis are required for completion.

Raymond K. Meizsell Troy Saviage Bank Donald I. Morris National City Bank of Troy Rutgers University New Brunswick N. J Troy Graduate School of Banking Sthree

Green Island Village Board Meeting Handles Equipment

The Village Board, led by Mayor Charles J. McDermott, will convene this evening. Francs D. Burke, deputy director of civilian defense, has received 103 gas masks and 240 hand pumps for distribution among village defense units. Tomorrow is the final day to pay village taxes without penalty. Arthur J. St. John, tax collector, will accept payments at Village Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, with a 1 percent penalty after Tuesday.

Charles J. McDermott D. Burke Arthur J. St. John

Travelers Meet Saturday Troy Council to Host Grand Counsellor

The Troy Council 403 United Commercial Travelers will meet at I O O F Hall on Saturday June 19 at 8 PM. It marks the Grand Counsellor of New York State's first official visit. Jack Snyder will report on Elmira convention delegates. Women meet then for luncheon. Waters will show convention films.

Troy Council United Commercial Travelers I. O. O. F. Hall 112Th Street New York State Jack Snyder Elmira Mr. Waters Troy

Roosevelt Plea For Revolt Beamed To Italy

In a broadcast from Tripoli, Allied radio is informing Italians that they must choose to withdraw from the war and join the family of nations or face ruin of historic cities. The appeal directly voices President Roosevelt urging revolt against Mussolini’s fascist regime. Jamming from Axis forces is possible but reception remains on home sets.

Washington INS Italy Family of Nations Tripoli Roosevelt Mussolini North Africa Axis

French Cardinals Protest German Labor Policy

In Bern, French cardinals from Lille Paris and Lyon protested German forced labor policy saying it deprives French youth of moral security at home. The pastoral letter urged faithful to draw closer and prepare for revival of France. It notes Germans refused priests to accompany youth in forced labor. The International Christian Press said seven pastors of the French Reformed Church were imprisoned for resisting the Germans.

Bern Switzerland Lille Paris Lyon France International Chistian ‘Press Information Service Geneva

Church Calendar Shows Local Group Meetings This Week

Grace Methodist plans Education Board at 7 36 pm today Lincoln Club at 7 30 pm tomorrow WSG at 8 pm at parsonage with Miss Janet Ryder leading WSCS rummage sale Friday at 10 am and executive committee at the parsonage Saturday WSCS sale repeats Pilgrim Holiness holds Wednesday prayer and class St Barnabas offers Mass daily through Saturday Red Cross activities and sewing ongoing at several churches Third Presbyterian notes Camp Fire Girls and prayer services Tonight senior choir practice and Missionary Society meeting postponement St Marks reports Official Board meeting at 8 pm First Baptist hosts Red Cross blood donors today and sewing events Wednesday church meeting Thursday and Friday church activities listed First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Wednesday testimonial meeting and reading room hours Woodside Oakwood and Westminster Presbyterians list meetings and Red Cross efforts Sixth Avenue Baptist outlines weekly prayer and Mrs Briggs covered dish supper St Pauls Episcopal notes all day sewing and knitting for Red Cross and Bundles for America

Grace Methodist Board of Education Lincoln Club WSG Parsonage Misa Janet Ryder WSCS St. John's Episcopal Women of the Church American Red Cross The Samaritan Hospital Britain America Third Presbyterian Church Camp Fire Red Cross Ada Beale Church Hall First Baptist Red ‘Cross Fellowship Hall Sixth Avenue King’s Daughters Hollis Briggs Mechanicville Road Walter Snyder

Lost in Waterford Wallet with Money Recovered

A brown wallet containing a substantial sum of money and valuable papers is reported lost in Waterford. Reward is offered and to be returned to J. F. H. at 10 Maple Avenue, Waterford.

Waterford Maple Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

James H. Flanigan Waterviet Fire Department Leonard Hospital Ninth Avenue St. Patrick's Church St. Patrick’s Cemetery Donald Bame Becker Water William J. Clark First Presbyterian Church of Charlies A. Birmingham Waterviiet City Health Watervliet City Council Isiwo Uni South Street Sister Rose City Hall Mothers’ Club of the Sacred Heart of Mary Church Pears Abana Araceile John Wardell Michael Kettn John Hull Henry .Oner James Murray Joseph Forrest John Robinson Margaret Nutting Thomas C. Tunney Veterans’ Hospital New Jersey Tuney Thomas Tunney Bridget Miller Rose Brehm Frank P. Tunney Trojan Post Veterans of Foreign Wars St. Mary’s jChurch Dennis Lyons North‘side the Leonard Hospital St. Mane‘'s Church Mr. Lyons Raymond Hevers Northside Sergt Sylvester E. Hevers Marine Corps Cherry Point X. C Corp A. Gordon Heweis Army A Corps Hattiesburg Miss Quandt Funeral Home Broad Street St. Marie's Church Eliza Grosjean Pearl Smith George Langford City Victoria Musser Long Island Ruth Smith David Smith Thomas J. Duffy 152 Second Street Ae Lee Fonda’s Fonda’s Sun Ceed the Monde Gene Ierma Han Bive Pe Som EIKO By Galbraith WPA John Stillwater Savings Bank Green Island St. Barnabas Episcopal Red Cross Unit Trinity Episcopal Douglas May John Baker Smith Freeman van Keuren Alden M. Crandall William Shumway Clarence Schmidt and Presbyterian Missionary Society Edward Nicoll Melrose St. Mark’s Church House Castle Circle Grace Cipperly Shelton Avenue Elizabeth Henderson Marion Blakely Levings Methodist Reapers William Bott Joseph Wheeler First Church of Christ, Scientist Woodside Presbyterian Boy Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Oakwood Ladies Sen Westminster Presbyterian Troy Presbytery Salem Tlid P Central Lutheran St. Paul’s Episcopal Guild House Mohawk Laundry Beattie’s Laundry Carhart Laundry Hart & Sons Laundry
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