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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1945

Page

4

War With Japs Will Last Two More Years, Ilium Club Told

The Ilium Literary Club heard Mrs. Gardiner predict the war with Japan would continue for two more years. She described Japan as fanatical and dangerous, urged American effort and cautioned against optimism. She recounted wartime experiences in China and Shanghai and noted a Red Cross donation from the previous meeting.

Ilium Club Japan Mins Garnem Gariver Ium Literars Club Tice Hendrick Hudson Herold HL Tice Progres Committee Gardiner Shangeail Faust Great Britain Rissa Germeny Azo China

St Patrick luncheon planned by Troy Woman's Club

A St Patrick's luncheon is planned for Wednesday at 2 pm by the Home Economics and Better Homes Section of the Troy Woman's Club. Mrs John J Stanton chairs the section with Mrs Alexander R White as cochairman. Mrs White will oversee the meal with assistants in dining and service. Kay Moser of Sim & Co will be guest speaker on Trend in Chinaware and Glassware. Reservations end Tuesday via Mrs White.

St. Patrick's Home Economics and Better Homes Troy Woman’s Club Second Street John J. Stanton Alexander R White Cochairman White Alphonse J. Ridux George H. Ives Edina Ingalls Ralph D

Engagement of Miss Theodora Catharine Cacklie and James Frederick Cr

Mr and Mrs F Colwell Conkitt of Larchmont announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Theodora Catharine Cacklie to James Frederick Cr son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Cratch of Buffalo Theodora is a graduate of New York State College for Teachers Albany and has worked for the American Bankers Association in New York since 1940 James is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a degree in electrical engineering and is a senior engineer for Hazeltine Corp at Little Neck L.I. The wedding is planned for March.

Snd F. Colwell Conkitt Larchmiont Theodora Catharine Cacklie James Frederick Cr Alfred Cratch Buffalo Corklin New York State College For Teachers Albany American Bankers’ Association New York Craib Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hazeltine Corp Little Neck, L. 2 Mar

State Employee Feted at Party

Mrs Karl Kaplan leav ing her position in the State Department of Audit and Control was entertained Tuesday evening at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel with the girls in the Division of save pal Affairs. The cocktail party and dinner featured a corsage of orchids and many gifts. Special songs were sung in her honor and stories told by each guest. Miss Evelyn G Patton acted as mistress of ceremonial.

Karl Kaplan State Department of Audit and Control DeWitt Clinton Save Pal Affairs Éachk Evelyn G. Patton

Tuesday Club to Hear Book Review by Helen Metzier

Mrs. Albert Hall will host the Tuesday Club at 431 Second Ave to hear a book review. Assisted by Mr Leland Smith, Harold Burgess, and Mrs W V N Stowell, the guest speaker will be Miss Helen G Metzier of New York.

Albert Hall Second Ave Tnut Leland Smith Harold Burgess W. Vv. N. Stowell Mire Helen G. Metzier New York

Mrs Capano leaves for Miami Beach for several weeks

Mrs Ft J Capano of 285 Taird Street has left for Miami Beach Fla where she will remain for several weeks. Mrs Neil Roarke and her sister Bliss Grace Bowe have left for Newport News Va to visit Mrs Roarke's son Petty Officer Richard C Roarke and family who are stationed there.

Ft J) Capano Taird Street Miami Beach Fla Neil Roarke Bliss Grace Bowe Newsport News Roarke Ifs Richard C. Roarke Famiy

Miss Lucille Viger Engaged to Ensign Benjamin Singleton Jr

Miss Lucille Mary Viger of QA Fifteenth Street accepts engagement from Ensign Benjamin John Singleton Jr Naval Air Corps son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin A Singleton of 3 Ninth Street. She a Catholic Central High and College of Saint Rose graduate with a BS. He a Holy Cross College BA and Naval Aviation cadet trained at Pensacola. The wedding is set for March 17 at St Paul the Apostles Church with Rev Walter J Torpey officiating.

J. Amur Viger Fifteenth Street Lucille Mary Viger Benjamin John Singleton Naval Air Corps Benjamin A. Singleton Ninth Street Miss Viger Catholic Centraligh School College of Saint Rose Feinsign Bingleton Catholic Central High School Holy Cross College Pensacola Fla St Paul the Apostles Church Walter. J. Torpey

Town Home Visit Highlights Local Family Travel

Patty Thomason, daughter of Mr and Mrs WHHam Leland Thompson, returns home to Chestnut Hills Pennsylvania as guest of Mrs Wharton Sinkler Jr. Henry W Hudson and wife depart for New York to visit their son and daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph G Gulley for the weekend.

Viste Migs Patty Thomason Whham Leland Thompson Patiel Chestnut Hills Wharton Sinkler, Jr Henry W. Hudson New York Loving Ralph G. Gulley

Miss Hackett to Be Bride in April Wedding

Engagement announced for Miss Patricia H. Hackett daughter of Mrs. Emma C Hackett and the late Thomas F Hackett to George R Brenenstuhl son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brenenstuhl of Tomhannock. Wedding set for April 14 at Trinity Episcopal Church. The bride graduated from Lansingburg High and Cobleskill Technical Institute and was feted at a shower hosted by Miss Shirley Mason.

Patricia H. Hackett Emma C Thomas F. Haskett Fourth Avenue George, R. Brenenstehl Earl R. Brenenstuhl Tomhannock Trinity Episcopal Church C. ¥. Kiting Miss Hackett Lansingburg High School Min Brenenstadt Cobléskil’ Technical , Institute Hackett Shirley Masons Third Avenue

Home Board Officers Feted at Danish Coffee Party

Women of the Episcopal Church section were entertained at a Danish coffee party at Mrs. Otto Rasmussen’s Brunswick Avenue home. The event honored the newly elected president Mrs. Arthur B Collins and retiring president Mrs. Wil Yam S Hopkins. Guests served at a blue Copenhagen service with iris, snapdragons and blue candles. Felicitations were sent to Mrs. John D Baxter, recuperating in Orlando, during the winter months.

Episcopal Church Otto Rasmusden Brunswick Avenue Arthur EB. Collins Ars. Wil Yam S. Hopkins Copenhagen Tolers Denmark John D. Baxter Orlando Eto

Church Group Supper Meeting Details Noted

Daughters of the Cross of St Luke's Episcopal Church held their regular monthly meeting Thursday at 3 pm in the parish house. De votions were led by Mrs. John MacLaren followed by Easter plans and other business. Supper served by hostesses Mrs. Betty Watson, Mrs. Lucy Millhouse, and Mrs. Daisy Schuster.

Daughters of the Cross of St Luke's Episcopal Church John MacLaren Betty “Watson Lucy Millhouse Daisy. Schuster

Nurse Honored at Farewell Party Before Army Commission

Miss Agnes Meighan a Samaritan Hospital nurse slated for the Army Nurse Corps was guest of honor at a party this week hosted by Miss Marr Je Roller 2191 Fifteenth Street. The operating room staff attended and presented Sowers and gifts. Meighan a Samaritan School of Nursing graduate will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army.

Agnes Meighan Samaritan Hospital Army Nurse Corps Marr Je Roller Fifteenth Street Samaran Miss Meighan Sue Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Army Agnes T Fort Dix N. J Meighan Clyde Meighan Ninth Street Catholic Central ‘Gh School Joseph J. Meighan Pacific

Caviar From Russia Returns to Chicago Markets

Chicago residents long without meat due to rationing will soon see ample imported Russian caviar. Ernest Byfeld, hotel manager and food company official, announced receipt of the first fresh Russian caviar reaching the country since 1841, with shipments expected to rise in quantity.

Chicago Ernest Byfeld Oficial

Davis Engagement announced for Mildred Davis and Marvis Elfenbein

Mrs Eugene J Davis of New York announces the engagement of her daughter Mildred Davis to Marvis S Elfenbein son of Mr and Mrs Herman Elfenbein of Groton Connecticut The couple plan a spring wedding Mildred is granddaughter of Esta Davis and formerly studied at Russell Sage College Marvis Elfenbein studied at the University of Miami

Air Eugene J. Davis New York Mildred Davis Marvis S. Elfenbein Herman Elfenbein Groton Conn Miss Davis Esta Davis 109 Eighth Street Russell Sage College Elfenbein University of Miami

Round Lake community notes and church activities

Round Lake Home Bureau meets at the firehouse Monday at 8 pm with a lunch lesson. Miss Julia A. Sullivan’s funeral was held in Albany with services at Murray Funeral Home and Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Church groups met for Lent studies and civic reports, with officers installed in several societies and plans for a March 16 silver tea.

Julia A. Sullivan Murray Funeral Home Madison Avenue Albany Our Lady Help of Christians Church Sullivens Frank McGowan Mecham¢rilla Miss Sullivan Leonard Hospital Troy Women's Auxiliary All Saints’ Episcopal Church Lawrence P. McKean Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist ‘Church Chester A Finch Joan W. Morris H. Beecher Wiliams Arlington J. Seeley Emmet. Winans HL Betcher Wéllats Robert Kopp Harry Ruble M. G. Cole Florence Turner Wiliam M. Lighthall Adam Harwood G. Fred Bond Lawrence Steen Ada M. Harwood Robert Hopp Thureh C E Bennett Fred G. Seich

Hoosick Falls Grange Directors Re elected at Exchange Meeting

Hoosick Falls AA directors of the Hoosick Grange Farmers Exchange were reelected at the exchange stockholders meeting in All Saints Parish Hall Hoosick They are Jay C Cottrell C Warren Filxie Archie EL Rudd Burton L Pine George W Bovie David W Herrington and Norman B Baker Officers to be elected later The meeting followed Hoosick Grange business with Red Cross War Fund contributions and a program on Cooperatives featuring Dr J C Huttar Ithaca Also a basketball game Hoosick Falls High versus Cohoes High announced later Sixteenth party notes and anniversaries included a party for John J Trimble and a stag party at the State Armory The bulletin also lists upcoming dental refresher course and a stag party anniversary event

Hoosick Grange Farmers’ Exchange All Saints’ Parish Hall, Hoosick Jay C. Cottrell C. Warren Filxie Archie EL. Rudd Burton L. Pine George W. Bovie David W. Herrington Norman Baker Hoosick Grange Taconic Valley Grange Stephentown Grange Red Cross War Fund Carleton Greens State Grange Cooperatives J. C. Huttar Ithaca Alen Fapin History of Hoosick Mra Cohoes High School Hoosick Falls High School John J. Trimble Edward Keegan Dixon Street Charles Keegan Charles] Keegan M.A. Meagher Tufts Dental College State Armory

Waterford Union Services Unite Four Churches

Waterford will hold a union service at the Fifth Presbyterian Church at 10 30 am featuring Rev Herbert C leading the service and Rev L Geasey delivering the sermon. The Presbyterian choir under Chester B Parkis will sing the anthem Judge Us O God and Hear My Prayer. Grace Church rector James T Kerr will read the scripture. Waterford Methodist pastor Rev William A Perry will give the pastoral prayer.

Fivet Presbyterian Church Waterford Herbert C Rewseca L. Geasey First Baptist Church Chusca Chester B. Parkis God Neidlinger James Grace Barthomew Hex James T. Kerr Grace Episcopal Church Wil Willam A. Perry Church School The Presbyterian Church Ferdinand van Deurses Sethe Parker Club John House Memorial Jesus Methodist Notes Waterford Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church

First Woman Veteran Returns to Boston University

Dorothy Mack, a 31 year old Boston native and the first woman veteran to return to Boston University, finds college easier than expected. She says military discipline sharpened her mind and makes her work come easily.

Boson Boston University Dorothy Mack Boston

Founding of 22nd Separate Company Scheduled for March 24

The 22nd Separate Company prep for its founding as the first unit to occupy the Armory, with Company C Second Regiment New York Guard in charge since 1841. Lieut L C Armieng serves as chairman and Sergt Edgar LaPorte oversees the supper.

New York Guard L. C. Arm Ieng Edgar LaPorte

Local Notes From Wynentskill Community

Mrs Raymond Buckley confined to home with illness. Clarence Jones and Fiord Pierson guests of the Piersons. Reformed Church services tomorrow at 10 30 AM with Rev Nelson Van Raalte preaching Jesus and Matthew the Politician. Mrs Nellie Windover hosted a luncheon and sewing session for the Ladies Auxiliary Townsend Club with guests from West Sand Lake Troy Waterview and nearby. League for Service met at Mrs Luthan Shortsleeves home to sew for the rain and will join church societies. eighteen attended. refreshments served.

Raymond Buckley Clarence Jones Barlin Fiord Pierson The Reformed Church Nelson van Raalte Jesus Wand Matthew Nellie Windover Beneft Townsend Club West Sand Lake Troy Waterview League For Service Mra LitHan Reformed Church Societies

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