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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
3
A long church directory lists pastors, addresses, service times, and program notes for many denominations including Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic churches. It details morning worship, communion, Sunday school, youth groups, and special sermons across streets and avenues.
Public notice from Troy New York outlines an ordinance by the commissioner of public works for the city. It details property and street access actions, surveys, and deadlines for objections, with references to specific streets and timeframes for compliance.
Bishop Barry to open a series of midweek lenient style services at the Aspt church in Ore Axcenalan. Reverend Arthur to lead evening prayers with brief sermons and hymns as part of a Lenten program beginning Wednesday.
The Liberty Presbyterian Church sponsors a Negro concert featuring Misa AnHo Bloch, a celebrated artist once warmly received four years ago. The program includes George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess and is set for Tuesday May 7 at Alas Hall under church sponsorship.
A youth rally is planned at Schenectady with speakers Mr Sind Mys Wesley Augen Scranton Pay presenting vocal solos chalk talks campus messages and hymn singing. The event targets local youth at 200 Uition Street Schenectady with invites extended to area groups and churches.
Catholic Gentha High School will present several students in a recital Sunday at 3 20 pm. The event features instrumental vocal and choral selections. Parents and friends are invited.
A citywide interdenominational youth rally will be held tomorrow at First Baptist Church. The program will feature singing and special music led by a guest group. The event is sponsored by a local union of Christian organizations and invites young people of all denominations.
A citywide ward day of prayer is announced with multiple church services listed. Clergy include Rev G Ashton Oldany, bishop, and Rev William Sheridan among others. Mass times span morning to afternoon across churches on Fifth Avenue Fulton Street and nearby streets. Benediction follows the last mass at several parishes including St. Paul the Apostle and St. Anthony's, with various dates and locations specified.
Rural churches announce sermons and youth events led by Rev Moody and Rev Voigt, with services at Faithful Lutheran, Footenkill, Johnsonville, and Pleasantdale. A notable missionary talk by Dr Voight at Gilead Lutheran and several youth fellowships occur, plus Sunday schools and midweek prayer.
Renowned violist William Primrose will perform a solo recital at Music Hall Mare TL on March 11. Prominent critics praise his mastery of the viola, noting his early London debut and influence from Isolde and Ysaye, with a storied career including the London String Quartet and global tours.
In a public tour of Tokyo suburbs Emperor Hirohito endured mud and sleet during a visit to construction sites and a children’s home. He paused for ten minutes in a light snowfall as orphans and officials watched, posing for photos with an AP photographer and smiling as a boy presented a keepsake.
The Sunday School class of Mrs Seth N Gunung will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs Elyryn Thomas Third Avenue Asia l. Hostesses will be Mrs Mynost Robillard Mrs Harold Paltort and Miss Elizabeth Shines. The program will be in charge of Mrs damey O'Brien Mrs Robert Jones and Mrs Burton Adams. Devotions will be led by Mrs Laon laonsdale.
A church event notes Bugle Milly Charch of Ch A warship is listed as in charge of a Holy Communion service at 1 am conducted by elders. The document references in charge roles and a welding domoxrow as part of the ceremony.
Green Island Village officers will be elected Wednesday polling places listed First District Park Hole 18 George Street Second District Gilbert Hose Company Clinton and George Streets Third District Dilboc y Store Arch and Gudrge Streets Fourthistrict Mus Gowan Hose Company James and Arch Streets All Democratic candidates are assured of election To Have Social at St Marks Episcopal Church Green Island Monday 8 p m Desserts and refreshments served Ms Albert Page chairperson Mrs Harold Leaward co chairwoman Mrs Anna Feathers ticket and pubcity chairman At St Marks Episcopal Rev Harald Marlin of Baltimore will conduct services at St Maxies Episcopal Church in Green Island Homecoming sermon subject Deceiving Ourselves tomorrow at 11 am At Hudson Avenue Methodist Church lively school at 10 am Veterans returned at Green Island by Knights of Columbus dinner tonight in council chamber Heatly High School Gilbert and Sullivan play H M S Pinafore presented Wednesday Thursday at the hospital school auditorium Committees yesterday prepared removing straw from auditorium floor
Pope Eugenio Pacelli born March 9 1870. He became pope in 1939 and served as papal secretary of state before becoming Pius XII. He received consecration as archbishop in 1929 and was nuncio to Germany in 1920. His long service culminated in March anniversaries and significant roles within the church.
Dr Cucker Davidson former Know College head takes office as 14th president of Union University in Gallegn ane seventh chancellon. He and wife Willie welcomed at official reception with Schenectady Chamber of Commerce to honor him March 11 town and gown dinner. Acting President Whitaker to resume economics professorship and advise the new leader after serving since Dr Dixon Ryan Fox's death. Davidson has ties to Marvarl the University of Sadle ville and the University of Chicago.
Rabbi Shepherd Baum of the Bronx, chief supervisor of the Kosher law enforcement, was granted a year’s leave yesterday to join the American Jewish Congress. He will serve as secretary of the congress during the campaign.
The Troy Young Bovlaly presents pianist guest Webster Bagwell in a program directed by Dyner A. Thmarah with Florence Dunn as accompanist. The 8:30 p.m. concert features Liszt Brahms Debussy and more, highlighting a renowned young prodigy’s rise and a world tour.
Waterford Post reports five new members welcomed to the Knickerhouser Wire Taste group led by Charley Brefarry. Navy recruiting visits planned, church services listed for St Marys and the Presbyterian Church with details on leadership, schedules, and sermons for the upcoming week.
In Suffern New York Calbert Pil 87 and Margaret Gannon 70 were rescued after weeks missing in the Ramapo Mountains suffering cold and exposure. Chief Abe Btorn of Ramapo police said Pil was injured and in critical condition. Gannon delirious and bitten, both treated at Saint Mary Hospital after a 26 member rescue party carried them from the mountains to ambulances.
William A. Ripple was elected president of the Troy Club at a special meeting held yesterday. Frederick Draper was chosen vice president, with Raymond J. Eamon, Leisure and Evayott Decker named secretary.
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