Seton Guild Elects Officers and Committee Chairs
The Seton Guild elected officers for the cop year at its bi monthly meeting in the Seton Day Nursery. Officers named were Mrs Wilbur H Caney president James R Stevenson Jr vice president Mrs Thomas J O Connor recording secretary Mrs Benjamin F Hayner corresponding secretary and Mrs Edward Connors treasurer. Committee chairmen include Mrs Edward W Golden program Mrs John J Hyland hospitality and Mrs William B O Connor publicity. Plans were made for the post Easter tea on April 1. A donation to Sister Regina to cover transportation for Sister Paula's funeral was approved. Dr John Sibbald spoke on scarlet fever and Rev Elmer J Donnelly addressed on child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Guild
Seton Day Nursery
Wilbur H. Caney
James R. Stevenson Jr
Thomas J. O’connor
Benjamin F. Hayner
Edward Connors
Edward W. Golden
John J. Hyland
William B. O'Connor
Sister Regina
Paula
Sisterhood Charity
St. Joseph’s College
Emmitsburg
Church Party Scheduled by Women of St. Pauls Episco pal Church
Mrs. Arthur L. Collins heads a church party event set for Thursday April 20 at 2 p.m. in the Guild House State Street. Committees handle food, cards, publicity and reservations. Proceeds support the church treasury with fancy articles for sale at the food table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Collins
Card Pa
Women of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
James L. Ryan
A. E. Collins
Hex
John P. Rams Trego
A. V
Penecards
Charles M. Conne
Guild House
State Street
L. H. Baker
Miss Stewart Farewell Party Before Ambulance Training
Miss Marian I. Stewart, soon to train as an ambulance driver with the Women’s Army Air Corps, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Miss Marion Hunziker. Guests enjoyed dancing and games, with prizes to Mary Davis Rosemary Mudry and Florence Wilcox. entertainment featured Jane Boyd at the piano and Mudry with Janet Ryder. An identification bracelet was presented to the honoree and refreshments served from a red white and blue decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian I. Stewart
Women's Army Air Corps
Marion Hunziker
112Th Street
Mary Davis
Rosemary Mudry
Florence Wilcox
Jane Boyd
Miss Mudry
Janet Ryder
Tibbits Auxiliary Accepts Invitations
The executive committee of the William B. Tibbits Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans met at the president Mrs Myrtle Delaney's home. Invitations were received and accepted for a Sunday meeting of the Northern N. Club at 285 Central Avenue Albany and for the installation of junior auxiliary officers of Auxiliary 59 Cahoes in G A R Hall Cahoes on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Tibbits
Sons of Union Veterans
Myrtle Delaney
Central Avenue
Albany
Auxiliary 59
Cahoes
G. A. R. Hall
About Town Guests Return to Dayton and Nearby Visits
Captain George W. Browne of Wright Field returns to Dayton after a week in town with Mrs. Browne and their son at Hawthorne Avenue. Weekend visitors include Miss Yvonne Roy and Mrs. John F. Roy from New York, visiting Herbert F. Rey formerly of Troy, along with Mr. and Mrs. Harvie M. Levingston of Saratoga Springs. Mr. Seaver B. Buck of Sheffield, Massachusetts, visits his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Girvin Cluett of Brunswick Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George W. Browne
Yvonne Roy
John F. Roy
Tephen
New York
M Herbert F. Rey
Troy
Harvie M. Levingston
Saratoga Springs
Mrs. Seaver B. Buck
Sheffield, Mazs
Mrs. J. Girvin Cluett
Brunswick Hills
Russell Sage College receives Miss Eddy gifts of art and costumes
Russell Sage College president Helen McKinstry announced additions to the permanent art music and costume collections through Miss Ruth Hart Eddy of Troy. Gowns from the 1890s and early prints join framed paintings and operatic scores including Wagner and Beethoven, with a planned permanent costume museum. The gifts originate from Eddy and Dr. Crawford R. Green, a college trustee. Future bride Agnes Marian Raymond announces engagement to Irving Wiley Jr, with Raymond employed at Cluett Peabody and Wiley at Gurley. wedding planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Anger
Russell Sage College Dramatics Association
Lee Scudder
Ruth Hart Eddy
Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Troy
Department of
Musi
Russell Sage
Crawford R. Green
McHinstrs
M Eddy
Harry Raymond
Grafton
Agnes Marian Raymond
Irving Wiley, Jr
Irving Wiley
North Greenbush
Raymond
Berlin Central School
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Wiley
L. E. Gurley
Townsend Club No 2 Holds Friday Meeting and Plan Event
Townsend Club No 2 met Friday evening at the W C A with vice president George Wagner presiding in Hans P Lund's absence. New members welcomed, and an executive meeting is set at Mrs Cora Traver’s home on 141 Eighth Street. Representatives from clubs 1 and 3 attended as plans for a May game party at Diamond Rock Lodge were announced for April 14 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
George Wagner
Hans P. Lund
Traver
Washington Flash
Cora Traver
Eighth Street
Wagner
Townsend
Edward Wells
Diamond Rock Lodge
Engagements and hospital note in local society news
Mrs. Grace Luna announces daughter Ann Luna to Robert A. Beichart U S Army Air Forces stationed at Camp Thomas Davisville. Wedding planned in June. Mrs. Benjamin Wheeler announces daughter Marie Wheeler to Leon Hockley of Rutland with wedding in the near future. Mrs. Clinton convalescing after appendectomy at Leonard Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Clinton, Jr
Woodrow Court
the Leonard Hospital
Grace Luna
Island Park
L. i
Ann Luna
Robert A. Beichart
U. 5
Robert Beichert
Ford Avenue
Beichert
Camp Thomas
Davisville
Benjamin W.w.wheeler
Whitehall
Marie B. Wheeler
Leon Hockley
Rutland, VI
Miss Burleigh Engaged to Navy Petty Officer Meyers
Mr and Mrs W Bradford Burleigh announce the engagement of their daughter Vivian Burleigh to Petty Officer J Benson Meyers jr of the Navy son of Mr and Mrs J Benson Myers The couple are from 19128rd Street and 397 Sixth Ave New York area schooling includes N Lansingburg High School General Electric Schenectady Middletown High School Middletown Conn Meyers attends torpedo school at a submarine base in New London Conn No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bradford Burleigh
New London
Conn
Invitation Committee Named for Breakfast
The invitation committee for the communion breakfast on April 2 at The Hendrick Hudson by the Catholic Women's Service Teague has been announced. Members include Mrs. James T. Lenden, Mrs. Joseph P. Lasko, Miss Florence Ranney, Mrs. George C. Reardon, Mrs. Douglas Bliven, Mrs. John H. Coughlin, Mrs. James Dunn, Mrs. John P. Ryan, Mrs. Charles H. McCarthy, Mrs. Michael Faziola, Mrs. Anthony 5. Stanwix, Miss Mary L. Kelly, and Mrs. Joseph Manory. Delta Sigma sorority marked its 12th anniversary with a supper party Friday night in Niskayuna Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Hudson
Catholic Women's Service Teague
James T. Lenden
Joseph P. Lasko
Florence Ranney
George C. Reardon
Douglas Bliven
John H. Coughlin
James Dunn
John P. Ryan
Charles H. McCarthy
Michael Faziola
Anthony 5. Stanwix
Mary L. Kelly
Joseph Manory
Delta Sigma Sorority
Niskayuna Chapel
Local society notes and Navy assignments in town
Schaghticoke Corp. Gordon R. Jones visits relatives while Robert Bullard and William Slo cum join the Navy and are assigned to Sampson. Mrs Chandler Whyland hosts bowling team members. Standard Bearers meet at First Presbyterian Church with Louise Denaha presiding. W. Elmer Wiley and Mrs Margaret Esmond attend a Mechanicville Waterford Road birthday party. Red Cross news reports $910 raised toward a $1,000 drive. Mrs T Morgan Beecroft chairs and coworker volunteers participate. A card party at the Municipal Building offers awards tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Waterford
Wiley
Esmond
T. Morgan Beecroft
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Troy
Bee
Stillwater Literary Society and Scout Press Club Notes
Stillwater The Fortnightly Literary Society meets at Mrs Lyman A Talman’s home with reviews by Mrs Leo Flanigan and a life sketch by Mrs Herbert Van Denburgh. Music led by Mrs Harold Tompkins. England current events by Mrs James Brooking Jr. Also reports on a new Boy Scouts Press Club meeting at William Talmadge’s home with plans for a monthly scout news paper. Members include George Smodell and others. Citizenship to all Indians by act of Congress in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman A. Talman
Leo Flanigan
Herbert van Denburgh
Harold Tompkins
England
James Brooking, Jr
Press Club
The
Boy Scouts
William Talmadge
Harold Lane
George Smodell
Earl Antlick
Gerald Brewster
Lester Moll
Harold E. Lane
William Banks
United States
Congress
Firms May Recanvass For Red Cross Drive
The Red Cross War Fund aims to meet a $285 000 goal based on commitments for the coming year. In Rensselaer County the drive reached only halfway after three weeks, prompting recanvassing by Harold M J Lewis and campaign manager Robert E Wells. Firms volunteering to boost contributions plan to canvass more territory and urge apathetic businesses to participate, with an honor roll considered for 100 percent donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Harold M. J. Lewis
Rensselaer County
Broadway
Robert E. Wells
Mr. Lewis
Red Cross
Miss Dorothy Banker Operated On At Troy Hospital
Wynantskill resident Miss Dorothy Banker recently underwent an operation at Troy Hospital. The report notes the procedure was successful and she is recovering under medical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Banker
Troy Hospital
Only Two Billions of War Bonds Redeemed
Secretary Morgenthau disclosed that of the more than 30 billion dollars in War Bonds, only about two million have been redeemed. Through March 24, 1941, total sales of series E F and G bonds since May 1 1941 amounted to 30.231 billion, with 2.324 billion redeemed. From Jan 1 to March 23 sales reached 9.907 billion, redemptions 561.864 million, and in the first 23 days of March sales 427.575 million with 202.919 million redeemed, much returning to the Treasury as income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Petersburg Soldier Returns Home For Thirty Days
Petersburg Pvt. Lyle Church based in Greensboro, N C, is home on a thirty day leave. Mrs. Cora Smith sold her home to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Valve of Valley Stream L I. Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Jones bought the home once owned by Mrs. Alice Brimmer. Mrs. Bessie Hull visits Dr. John Little and Dr. Harriet Smith in New York City. De Valve returns home after guest visit. The PTA sponsors a game party and square dance at School District No. 4 Friday evening with Knight Brothers providing music. Mrs. John Vincent chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Church
Greensboro
N. C
Cora Smith
Joseph de Valve
Valley Stream
S. 1
Harry Jones
Alice Brimmer
Bessie Hull
John Little
Harriet Smith
New York City
L. I
Parent-Teacher Association
Knight Brothers
John Vincent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Stewart
Tibbits Auxiliary
Rmird
Stuarts
Fourth St
P.M
Miss Eddy
Sage
Cn Henry Morgenthau
General Hershey
Miss Burleigh
Schaghticoke
MISS
Stillwater
Anna Mae Reddy
Frances Tanner
Catherine Tanner
Schenectady
Ma'rian
Cae
Berless
Wynantskill
Petersburg
Une
Nolde Sheers
Cameo Sheers
Reries
Baer
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