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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1945
Page
13
The International Relations Club of Granville High announces a scholastic forum set for Saturday. Invitations have been issued to ten schools including Argyle Cambridge and others to participate in the event hosted by Granville High School.
Granville High School hosts a morning and afternoon forum on international cooperation with topics on democratic principles and postwar economics. Participants include students from Amp Fort Edward Greenwich Hatlford Hugson Falls Salem South Glens Falls Whitehall and Granville with clubs led by Miss Luly Hull and featuring LBC officers and various school departments.
Round Lake Lenten Study Club of AW Saints Ausirian will be omitted this week Malta Grange will meet in Grange Halls Maltaville Thursday evening a covered dish supper at 6 30 pm Those attending should bring a covered dish and table service The Women s Round Lake Improvement Society monthly social will be in Library Hall this evening Moving pictures will be shown Refreshments served by the library committee
The collapse of the Remagen Rhine Bridge killed about 200 Americans and others during repairs after a German demolition. Reuters and radio said repairs were nearly complete and a pontoon bridge would still be usable. Lt Col Clayton A. Rust recalled men on the center span as girders snapped and steel tore loose.
In Hoosick Falls a class of 13 youths received confirmation from Bishop Oldham at St Marys Episcopal Church led by Rev Jerrald C Potts. The event followed his England visit notes and included a biweekly paper drive, a school assembly on Shakespeare, an Orrin Wright funeral, and a St Patrick Day Elks party. Village election to proceed with no contest, Citizens Party led by Peter Saward for mayor.
John C. Edwards, son of Mr and Mrs John C Edwards of Granville, serving with the United States Marines in the Pacific, is reported wounded for the second time. The Granville High School grad belongs to the 24th Regiment Yourts Marines and saw action at Iwo Jima. He writes from a ship evacuating from Iwo Jima describing concussion and combat fatigue and pending medical return. Edwards has a Purple Heart for Saipan wounds and his brother Lt Edgar C Edwards is also serving in the Pacific.
Polling stations at J. D. Howe Hose House and Municipal Building will be open from 9 am to 7 pm. District polling sites include First and Polish Society House, St Brant Saf, and Russell Street. Citizens urged to vote in local elections and confirm polling place.
The rural Eagle Mills community hosted a third in a series of special Lenten services led by Rev. Thomas Bass with opening program by Mrs. Leslie Clum. Guests included Richard Satterlee at a birthday gathering hosted by his mother on Brunswick Road with refreshments and games. Mrs. Henry Cranston hosted a mission society meeting with readings by several members, and staff sergeant Gerald Flynn on furlough visited family in Bennington.
Stilleater notes a Sunday gathering of the Children’s World Crusade at Bepi Church led by Mrs. Harry Poucher. The third grade and older children formed a World the Guild or Royal Ambassadors group. Miss Shirley Brewster is president, David Sinsteld secretary. Monthly meetings begin the first day of each month. Mrs. Bess Arington supports the group. Mrs. Frank Thierolf will be hostess to the Women’s Missionary Society this evening. Obituary: Plyan Bobson Bryan, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bryan, funeral services held at home and St Peters Church with a angels’ mass. Interment in Stillwater Union Cemetery.
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