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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
4
A long directory lists Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and other congregations with addresses on Third Street Congress Street Fifth Avenue and nearby avenues. It includes ministers and sermon times, worship services, Sunday schools, baptisms and Holy Communion details for each church and parish.
Lt William E Stagin, former Catholic High School faculty member and chaplain at Honolulu Naval Air Base, participated in dedicating Sacred Heart Chapel in a Quonset hut converted into a chapel. Bishop J J Sweeney officiated with Capt David S Ingalls and other base personnel present. The 28 by 86 foot hut seats about 500, features a bamboo screen altar, Philippine mahogany altar, and Stations of the Cross carved from plywood by Navy artists.
Rev Joseph C Rowan son of Dr and Mrs D Edward Rowan of Rensselaer is to celebrate his first solemn mass at St John’s Church in Rensselaer tomorrow. Archpriest Rev John F Glavin and Deacon Rev James A RicManus will assist. sermon by Rev James J Gelvin.
Eva Lewis of the Troy Conservatory of Music will present piano pupils in a recital at Fort Worth Central Avenue Tuesday evening. Soprano Water Cav anagh, pupil of Sybil Carey, will assist. Students include Barbara Fish Theresa Gie quinto Barbara Bacon Nancy Dunham Florence Simemian Flosh Schafer Eugenia Giaquinto Christine Owens Jean Lawraries Sally Manning Milton Siler Elizabeth Fish Kenyon Bounds Myra Halliegan Dorothy Frament Barbara Sica Anne Whitney Thames Reet Lois Davis Dorothy Estermeister Jean Cassatani Leis French Agnes Motre and Doris Kennedy.
Sunday schedule lists Salvation Army street street and Bible school times. Arm worship and evangelistic meetings led by Rev Charles M Sharpe at the Church of Christ Disciples, 2507 Fifteenth Street. Services include Sunday School at 12:36 am and noon church school.
Dr Bowie, professor of Practical Theology at Union Seminary and author of The Story of the Bible, will preach tomorrow at 11 a.m. at St Pauls Episcopal Church New York. He previously conducted services during the rector’s absence last winter and spring.
Multiple churches list service times and pastors for Sunday worship. Details include Morgen Post at Schaghbueoke First Presbyterian with Bible study, Raymertown Evangelical Lutheran at 9:30, St Henry’s Averill Park at 9:15 and 10:30, Gilead Lutheran Center Brunswick sermons, East Poestenkill Baptist Children’s Day, Pleasantdale Baptist morning and evening services, Sand Lake Presbyterian sermon on "Freedom from Enslav ing," Salem Evangelical West Sand Lake worship and Sunday school, Peestenkill Evangelical Lutheran Bible school 10 am worship 11 am, Church of Christ Eagle Mills Bible school 10 am, Eagle Mills Methodist topics and Childrens Day events, Center Brunswick Methodist communion service, and more church notices.
The Church of Christ will observe Children’s Day with a 1930 acm program titled That Cause Can Never be Lost. A dramatization, adapted for the church school, presents a letter from an American soldier in the Pacific to his parents, with memory pictures recalled by student groups. The event honors boys and girls of the church serving in the armed forces.
Afiss Sarah Sibley of the Troy Conservatory of Music will supervise a piano pupils recital at WwW C A Thursday evening. Dramatic pupils of Menella M. Kieley assist. Participants include Richard O Page Warren Page Kathleen Clancy Bernice Transham Mary Ral Gail Heminway Gwendolyn Wagoner Bruce Dani Marilyn Hasswell Joseph Fot Elaine Upham Joan Rawlins Wieder Seymour Nancy Greer Georgine Winney Andy Skocylas Sandra Tiern Mary Alice Healy Helen Cloutier Mary Alice Rega. Paul Trombley 34 of West Rutland Wisconsin was critically injured when his car crashed into the State Line Bridge on the White Hall–Fair Haven Highway. He has internal and head injuries and is in Rutland Hospital. Troopers said he failed to negotiate a turn onto the bridge.
The Youth Fellowship holds the final evening devotion of the season with the Fourth Department committee in charge of discussion and worship in the church rooms at 15 pan.
Crossword puzzle fragment reads as an archival clue list with partial letters and stray characters. The readable portion hints at a puzzle item titled ASBytsDe1 and mentions Dale and Retd Taaes, suggesting a cryptic wordplay theme without a complete solution.
Local report outlines a controversial topic involving Becher and Docker with undefined terms and numeric figures. The fragment hints at a public discussion or decision, mentioning potential financial or numerical stakes and a specific term unrelated to clear events. Further readable names or places are not provided.
Four Albany Diocese priests receive pastorates with changes effective June 30. Rev George J. McKeon moves to Sacred Heart Stamfont. Rev William P. Casey becomes pastor of St Helen Schenectady. Rev John J. Finn named pastor of St John Evangelist Schenectady. Rev John J. Carroll shifts from Stamford to Valatie with Casey succession. Bishop Edmund Gibbons announced the assignments.
Piano recital by pupils of Mrs. Harry Rosenthal to be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Troy Masonic Temple features a varied program with Lois Brownstein and Lois Gingburz among performers. Selections span classical to operatic pieces including Rigoletto, Carmen, and Hungarian Rhapsody No 2, with multiple student duets and ensembles listed in the readable program.
Wynanisicl Services will be held at the Reformed Church tomorrow at 4 30 am Rev Nelson Vankaalie pastor will be in charge Sunday School will follow the morning service Townsend Club No 1 meets Tuesday evening at the school Rev Leslie Moody president presided and opened with the salute to the flag and singing of American Reports read by Mrs Evelyn Film secretary and treasurer Plans are under way for a picnic on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Loveman Conrad's home in July A luncheon was held at the home of Mrs Charles Bale Wednesday with a thirty present which included members and friends of the Ladies Auxiliary Mrs Louise Coons of Troy extended at invitation to the group for a picnic at her summer home at Burden Lake Saturday afternoon July 14 Husbands will be guests Sewing activities and group singing featured the afternoons program
Miss Morriat F Link of the Troy Conservatory of Music will present a piano pupils recital Wednesday evening. The performers include Con, Stance Chaleux, John Warner, Mary Essepian, Robert Srennan, Caro MacArsvey, Beverly Rose, Ruth Rose, Marjorie Martin, Pauline Madsen, Kathleen Walsh, Alice Bubie, Mary Soghosian, Shirley Foreman, Florence Cassavant, Thomas Moorehead, Mary Camarc ot, Marie Beaudoin, Agnes Grover, and Frances Schafer.
John F. Shannon praised local volunteers who issue purchase certificates for the Troy City War Price and Rationing Board. He noted their unpaid work enables the board to handle labor and paperwork, with women from real estate offices in the city assisting the board on Thursday.
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