Lions Club Ladies Night and local events in Mechanicville
Mechanicville Lions Club observed Ladies Night at Joyces Log Cabin with 52 attendees. The program featured Little Theatre Orchestra under Edward Korkoes and Joseph Tario. New officers were installed: Patrick A Kenny president, Daniel Carr first vice president, Theodore Wergie second vice president, William Behneider third vice president, Augustus Hing secretary treasurer, David Sklute hontamer, and Dr Edward B Hallen tail twister. Don A Santagato joined the board of directors. Also noted: Selective Service Board 362 to meet at draft headquarters Schoool at 10 am, picnic plans by Memorial Baptist Church Sunday School, St. Luke's Episcopal Church closes for summer, Ladies Analary to Lieut Fred H Clark Post American Legion special meeting, Ondawa Lodge F and A M to confer third degree, Past Matrons Club annual prem on Monday, 422 South Street.
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Lions’ Club
Joyces Log Cabin
Little Theater Orchestra
Edward Korkoes
Joseph Tario
Patrick A. Kenny
Daniel Carr
Theodore Wergie
William Behneider
Augustus Hing
David Sklute
Tamer
Edward B. Hallen
Don A. Santagato
Draft Board
Selective Service Board
Sidney W. Hewitt
Memorial Baptist Church
Ondawa Lodge
Masonic Temple
Fred H Burgoyne
Star of Liberty
Order of Eastern Star
Martha McFarren
South Street
Gladys Mosseau and Mrs McFar ren cochair obit drive
Gladys Mosseau and Mrs McFar ren are cochairmen Each member is asked to bring a plate cup and covered dish obituary Mrs Effie Meehan who has been long for six years with her son Jesse Darrah on the Mechanicville Waterford Road died Wednesday in Saratoga Hospital after a short illness Another son Frank Mee han Arizona and a daughter Mrs Charlotte McIntyre Towners survive Funeral and burial will take place in Shoreham VI today at 2 pm one of the ministers for pastoral calls when necessary during the months of July August The congregations of the three churches will unite in a union service each Sunday and the program follows Methodist Church with Rev Earl D Wooddell in charge July 4 12 and 25 Memorial Baptist Rev James K Stewart July 25 Aug 1 and 8 and First Presbyterian Church Rev Freeman Kline Aug 15 22 and 29 Church envelopes turned over to the churches for which they are intended.
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Effie Meehan
Jesse Darrah
Mechanicville
Waterford
Saratoga Hospital
Frank Meehan
Arizona
Charlotte McIntyre
Towners
Shoreham
Methodist Church
Earl D .Wooddell
Memorial Baptist
James K Stewart
Fist Presbyterian
Freeman
Kline
State Guard officer moves to Camp Smith with team
Haynerville lieutenant Willard Ives has left for Camp Smith to join the State Guard alongside Norma Ganley Virginia Krogh and Irene Krogh have graduated from the eighth grade completing their studies with the local school.
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Willard Ives
Camp Smith
Norma Ganley
Virginia Krogh
Irene Krogh
U S Uniforms Protect Women in Marine Corps Guard
A recruiting captain argues that U S uniforms protect women more than homes. Enlisted girls must heed orders, face court martial for disobedience, and receive medical care in sick bay. He says guardianship by Uncle Sam lets disciplined, purposeful roles replace idle time and risk.
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Marine Cops
Lage Ging
Maine Corps
Uncle Sam
Sick Bay
Sam
Uncle
Roosevelt Nominates Three Ministers to Canada New Zealand and Iraq
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate yesterday nominations by Ray Atherton to be minister to Canada William C Burdett to be minister to New Zealand and Lou W Henderson to be minister to Iraq. Atherton, from Brookline Mass, acting chief of the State Department Division of European Affairs, will also serve as minister to the Luxemburg government in Canada. He succeeds Pierpont Moffat who died last January. Burdett of Knoxville Tenn is a foreign service officer who will succeed Brig Gen Patrick J Hurley who resigned last March for a Middle East and Europe assignment. Henderson, a foreign service officer, will take a new post. Iraq has been represented since August 1942 by Thomas Wilson. Henderson lives in Colorado Springs Colo.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Ray Atherton
Canada
William C Burdett
Minster
New Zealand
Lou W. Henderson
Iraq
Atherton
Brookline
Mass
Denmark
State Department
Luxemburg
Pierpont Moffat
Burdett
Knoxville
Tenn
Patrick J Hurley
Middle East
Europe
Henderson
United States
Thomas Wilson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Local Residents Enter, Travel and Work News
North Bennington Henry Welsh of E Z Street has entered U S Service. Mr and Mrs Philip Lawless depart Monday for a Maine vacation. Miss Marjone Jolivette visits Brown University Providence RI with brother Carl. Miss Phylis Sanborn accepts employment at the Barrows.
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Henry Welsh
E Z Street
U S
Philip Lawless
Maine
Marjone Jolivette
Brown University
Providence, RI
Carl
Phylis Sanborn
The
Barrows
Vacationing Guests In Dorset Home
Mrs. Vera Shepard of New York is spending the summer with her daughter Mrs J Hammond in Dorset. Miss Eileen Johnson, formerly a guest of Mr and Mrs, continues to be part of the household scene during the vacation period.
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Dorset
Vera Shepard
New York
J. Hammond
Eileen Johnson
Returned resident Ramaon Soknon hosts home in New York
The Philathea Class gathered last evening at Mrs Randolph Loren’s residence to collect contributions for a charity box to be sent to Georgia and Kentucky. Herbert De Wilde was noted among those who helped organize offerings.
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New York
Philathea
Randolph Loren
Georgia
Kentucky
Herbert de Wilde
Vermont War Chest Opens With $300,000 Goal
Pointed county chairman heads newly formed Vermont War Chest which opens in October and targets a state goal of 300000 dollars.
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Vermont War Chest
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
David C Huntington
Fred H. Clark Post
American Legion
Legion
Mae Connors
Zemo
Gladys Mosseau
Mrs. McFarren
First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
John E. Trask
Altamont
Salem
Greenwich
Stillwater
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Commercial Department
Constance Bagnoli
Pmiomena Brandoline
Rosalie D’alberto
Mary Fortune
Val Garda
Robert Muinehan
Virginia Manchester
Hilda Smith
Mary Spohn
Filomena Carriero
Margaret Chawvin
Barbara D'Aloua
Patricia DeCelle
Evelyn DeMatteo
Emily Fusco
Regina Lee Edward Lusea
Helen
John Conway
US Navy
Lena Finneasey
Maineville
Walter B Howard
Grand Rapids
Wis
Edward Callahan
Camp Lesame
John Callahan
Anna Brundige
Waterford Road
Saratoga Springs
Louise Collins
Corinth
Lillian Collins
Saratoga Springs Public School
Harvey R Collins
Rotary
McDowell
New York State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Rotary Club
Mount Kisco
Troy Barracks
Franz H Moak
Lamont Hodge
Albany
Gustave C Boucher
Frank A. Mastrsanni
Don Armar
D D Linehan
Arthur H Vinett
Brevnties
Hemstreet
Homer Eckerson
Victory Gardens
Troy
Marine Corps Reserve
Quantico
William S. Burke
Michael Richard Burke
Cohoes
Union College and
Albany Law School
Barinter Society
Edward Paul Riegert
Center
Edward W. Riegert
Congress Street
Siers College
Alpha Kappa Alpha Fraternity
James Dwight Fessenden
Edwin A. Fessenden
Oakwood Avenue
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
America
Beccause
Griffin Allwite
Griffin
Allwite
Haynerville
U. S
Charles Wingate
By Paul Ford
romorRow
North Bennington
Dane la
Uttrich—Reg
Optometrist
Adels Third & Broadway
Rexall
Rexall Drug Stores
River Street
Broadway
Rubinstein
Ayer
Liggett Drug Store
Max Factor
Make
Ayer’s
Wrisley’s
Liggett's
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