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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

2

Club Hears Schools Head Club Hears Schools Head

A local club discusses educational reform and postwar international education plans. Officers retire, Mrs Keeler receives honors, and an informal reception follows. A solo by David C Lithgow and piano by Mrs Liere accompany. A social committee oversees arrangements for a June 24 gathering at Fleetwoods Avenue.

Thomex Trebarme Lensingbarg Sonce's BE Women’s Cine Ey Wight Seastom Berry Anderson Keeler James Mire Helligen Gersa Frederick C Ons Possit Trensrne Treharnée Alis Heeler Tilie Schubert Davia C. Lithgow Greenisland Liere Ofiers O. HK. Weaver

War Bonds and Stamps Sold in Hospitals

War Bonds and Stamps are being sold this week in three local hospitals under the Fifth War Loan drive. Afra Joseph G. Minizer heads the effort with Mrs. Quey B. Smith supervising sales to visitors, staff, patients, and employees. Hospital chairmen include Mrs. Gorham Cluett at Samaritan, Mrs. John T. Comeskey at Leonard, and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brig Bola at Troy Hospital. Daily sales run 10 am to noon, 2 to 5 pm, and 7 to 9 pm through Saturday. early reports say totals may exceed expectations.

Quey B. Smith Afra Joseph G. Minizer War Finance Committee Gorham Cluett Leonard Hospits John T. Comeskey Nicholas F. Brig Bola Troy Hospit Bach Bes Saturdes Totels

Miss Willetts Marries Corporal Mackey at Waterford Church

Dorothy Willetts daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Willetts of 166 Upper Third Street Waterford united in marriage with Corporal Frederick Mackey son of Baxs Otto Mackey of 526 First Avenue at Waterford Methodist Church. Rev W Ham A Perry officiated. Miss Betty Willers maid of honor Harold Mackey best man. Ushers included Frederick W Greco. Bride wore a long gown with white accessories and corsage of white roses. Reception at the home of the couple’s parents. Corporal Shera anoga Laze and Mrs Mackey attended. Original text includes errors in names and locations.

Dorothy Willetts Alfred Willetts Upper Third Street Waterford Corp Frederick Mackey Baxs Otto Mackey First Avenue Moneax Ince Cf & Pre Waterford Methodist Church Wham A. Perry Betty Willers Ronor Harold Mackey Frederick W . Greco Rozek Sheraanoga Laze

Sacred Heart Club Hosts Grad Recital Breakfast Ceremony

Sacred Heart Club entertained graduates with a breakfast after mass led by Mrs Howard W Golden and Mrs Don Cowley. A class program followed featuring Kay Helen Parcell as president and student performers including Janice Marie Clossey Rosemary and John Leonard. Rev Edward T Reilly and Sister Loretta Joseph were presented the class by Fether. Airs James Meson spoke for the Women's Club. The program closed with the singing of Mary Immaculate.

Beart Auditorvee Ig Cnerge Howard W. Golden Don & Cowley Kay Helen Parceil Engints Jedy Queen of Peace Janice Marie Clossey Rosemary Ee John Leonard Mich Edward T. Reilly Loretta Joseph Fether Reilly James Meson Mary Immachiaie

Business omen Hold Picnic Meeting The Business and Club

The Professional Women's Club staged two picnics last night on the lawn of Pawli Sanitarium. Committee heads for the coming year were named by the president after a supper business meeting. Sixty members and friends attended, with reports from those who attended the Lake Placid state convention. A dinner party at Crooked Lake Hotel honored Kathleen McCarthy and Joseph Warnock who will wed June 24.

Pawli Sanitarium Catharine Gray Cara Tobin Badaz Engie Catherine Bross Lake Placid Kathleen McCarthy Joseph Warnock Borden Co Trev

Town Notes From New York and Saratoga Visits

Mrs. James H. Dovnetly left yesterday for New York City to spend a few days. Guests include Kennedys and the Meaders for a week with the Kakneys. Betsy Dibert travels to Gilbertville and Baltimore to be maid of honor at Margery McKenney’s wedding. Edward James is visiting Keith Marvin in Clums Corners. In Saratoga Mrs. Gibbards and Mrs. Clark have taken a summer house as Lt. Clark is stationed in Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Nevins will celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary with a party at 159 Hoosick Street.

Thomas Duffy Second Treet Trey Hospital Tina Urda Alden Street Mary Beeble Cotioes Road Richfield Springs Elizabeth Taylor Charles H. Wachter, Jr Jean Casey Durham S. C Y Wachter Lyman Eldridge jLevin Court Postminster John ME Corey Saratoga Springs Annie Versary New York James.h Serasoza Betsy Dibert Herbert M. Dibert Gilbertsville Baltimore Dibert Wellesley College Margery McKenney Edward Jamess New York City Keith Marvin Dwight Marvin Clums Corners Saratoga Lloyd I Gibbards Liisebeth Roy George O. Clark Therine Foy Orlando Fla Springs Gibbond Husted Mejor Gibbons Vincent McGovern William ‘Dailey Xeverity Mechanic Street William Mayhew Steward Wallingford Hiram White Bank Street Norman Hines Washington, D.C Myron Jones Veterans’ Hospital Northampton Mass Clarence Bonynge Sumner Nelson Payne Phyllis Kendall Rich Stratford William Stanley Pinehurst Sk. C Frank Kelly Bridgeport A. Salladin Albany Prutia Weir Herbert White Conn Edward White Corp Richard Powers Michael, Powers Gloucester Harold Elmer Dorothy Donald I Lake Lauderdale Lynn Durtee Mothers’ Club lGeorge Elwell Hawley Burton Eugene Ore

East Nassau Girl Wed in Taborton Ceremony

Missy Elzahath E Goodermore daughter of Mr and Mrs Flord Goodermore of East Nassau wed Pie Fred Wz Bates son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Bates of Grafson. Rev Oscar A Egli officiated at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Taborton. Maid of honor Miss Ginka Bates and best man Kenneth Bates assisted. The bride wore a blue apron dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. The couple will reside with the parents after a brief honeymoon. Private Bates will return to his Coast Guard station.

Missy Elzahath E Goodermore Flord Goodermore East Nassau Fred Wz. Bates Hiram Hates Grafson Oscar A Egli Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Taborton Ginka Bates Wes Kenneth Bates Old Orchard Bates Overill Park High School Wetervet Arsenal

Home Managers Plan Card Party

Bethesda Home board plans a Friday card party at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house with committees organizing tables prizes and refreshments. A bridal shower for Olive Elder was hosted by Mrs. William Ralston with games gifts and a treasure hunt.

Tas Board of Managers Bethesda Ates Honey G. Martin Presid Thelomeers Commuitize Lowell H. Beyee Eyed Schneck S Pa Trinity Episcopal Church Airs. C. Ve Saline Frank P. Himes Edward E. Wales W.marr Ewing Willard Reed Phoebe Burnt Fred Bunce Oakley Sharpe David Thorsland Lacy Kehna John Renn Byrom Follett Herbert Allen George H. Warner Miss Elder iMiss Olive Elder William Ralston Brelrose John Hider James Eider John Bates Dewitt Legget

Troy Girl Wed To Soldier

Miss Rita Mahoney, daughter of Chris Mahoney of Glen Avenue, and Star Sergeant John A Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Murphy of Mechanicville, wed at St Anthonys Church in Southern Pines, N C. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J Wagoner. Sergeant Murray, stationed at Camp Mackrell, served as paratroop instructor. Miss Eleanor Wood of Troy was maid of honor and Corp Leo Gainer of Southern Pines was best man.

Rita Mahoney Chris Mahoney Glen Avenue Serge John’ A. Murphy Jobe Murphy Saratoga Road Mechanicville J. Wagoner St Anthonys Church Southern Pines N. C SergeantMurray Camp Mackrell X. CL Eleanor Wood Troy Leo Gainer N.C

William Pratt Weds Sylvia Edith Normandin in Glens Falls

The wedding of Sylvia Edith Normandin and William Pratt occurred June 2 in Bensington VI with Rev. Theodore Thomas officiating. Attendants included Albert Titcomb and Albert Cheezebrough Jr. The bride wore lilac gabardine with white accessories. reception followed at East Acton, and the couple departed for a New York wedding trip. The bride studied at South Glens Falls High and works for McMullen Leavens Co. Pratt is employed with The Record Newspapers.

Sylvia Edith Normandin Gilera Falls Snging L Normendin South Glens Falls Willem James Pratt Howard Burton Pratt Mr. Pratt Bensington Theodore Thomas Albert C. Titcomb East Arlington Hongrand Albert Cheezebrough Tiumb New York South Glens Falls High School McMullen-Leavens Co Glens Falls Lassingburg Junior The Record Newspapers

North Bennington Residents Return From Trips and Visits

Local notes list residents returning from travels and visits to New York Washington D C Northampton Mass Stratford Conn Rockland Mass and Virginia. Families including McGovern Bonynge Mayhew White and Powers are mentioned along with students heading to Mary Washington College and a WAVE assignment. Others plan moves to Oregon and new homes as community ties resume.

Pupils Observe Flag Day At School 17

School 17 pupils will observe Flag Day with songs recitations and patriotic exercises at 10 39 am. The program includes the national anthem flag salute readings poems and dramatizations by grades 1 through 6. Parade around grounds and colors. Also leaves for training for Private Belen E Seibert 386 Fourth Street to Camp Lejeune NC for Marine Corps Women’s Reserve boat training.

Mary Karelian Phylls Weiss Dolores Morris Shirley Hansen Sorg George Mahserman John Topallan Johns Thero Richard Moonjian Mary Frances Grigin Dennis Reardon United States Rosemary Tobakian Maureen ’ Fitzgerald Anne Terjien Jack Mehsetjian Kyran Malloy John Kusrujian Humbert Grands America Ronald Kites God Bless Pxt Belen E. Seibert Henry Seibert Fourth Street Camp Lajuene Marine Corps Women's Reserve Seibert Waterford High School The New York Telephone Co

Grand Army Re public elects officers in Utica encampment

In Utica yesterday the Grand Army of the Republic New York State Department and allied groups elected Xda FB Leng Rutherford MF as former head of the Senior Union Veterans' Association. Officers named include Aga Collmer Sthenecady vice president LenK McCarthy Botsdam treasurer Rev. William Halleck Rochester chaplain Edith Paulding New York secretary Blanche Clark Atles patriotic instructor Mae Hughes Rochester historian.

Sg. A. R Grand Army of the Republic New York State Department Utica Xda Leng Rutherford Sonior Union Veterans’ Absuary Federated Societies Aga Collmer Sthenecady Lenk McCarthy Botsdam William Halleck Rochester Edith Paulding New Yorks Blanche Clark Atles Mae Hughes

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