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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1944
Page
10
Selective Service Board 362 in Mechanicville announced contingents to be inducted soon. Names cover Mechanicville Waterford Troy and Cohoes residents including listed volunteers and several Cor commingled towns across the three districts.
The 42nd anniversary observance of Court Mechanicville No. 409 Foresters of America was held Saturday night in the K of C Hall. More than 200 members and guests attended a program featuring a testimonial reception to Supreme Chief Ranger Thomas Meyers and Grand Chief Ranger William Roser. The event included a tribute to Pierce Moore and greetings from city officials.
One of six pairs of famous statues. Time gone by. Party like. Garden flower. Rich earth. Negative. Monkey like animal. Quarrel smooth. French tiger. Pottery. Small boat. Shirker. Large African antelopes. High pitched sound. Leader of army. Tissues. Traveler’s rest. Let fall. Dry. Youths. Bit. Place.
Girl Scouts and church groups meet today in Memorial Baptist First Methodist and First Presbyterian churches for religious instruction and activities. The Masonic dance drew a large crowd with music directed by David Silverman. John Faber dies after months of illness in Catskill, formerly resident here and brother of Arthur M. Felter. Open house at Round Lake Fire Company Monday at 8 pm with slides on covered bridges by Richard Allen. Malta Grange held recent meeting. Malta Home Bureau hosted a covered dish supper before the next business session.
Round Lake reports Miss Eleanor Torrey recovering from a months illness. Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Potter visited Arthur G Wilmot at Ellis Hospital. Mrs Ada M Harwood staying with Mr and Mrs Samuel Corp in Nassau. Chauncey Mabb to return to D HL station April 3. First canning lesson under Malta Home Bureau leaders Mrs George Thomas Jr and Mrs Emiline Brownell to be hosted by Mrs John Furman. Hospitality committee of the Woman's Round Lake Improvement Society met in the library reading room with Mrs Clarence A MacMinn.
Aarge delegation of prophets from Iran Grotto No 14 M O V P E R will visit Evening Star Lodge No 75 F and A M in Watervliet this evening for the official visit of Right Worshipful Robert J Swackhamer district deputy grand master for the Rensselaer Schenectady District.
The Methodist Church plans a paper and magazine drive after school today with bundles left at the curb for truck pickup. Upton Chapter O E S holds a meet at 7 pm to honor late Mrs. Lil Han Smith. The Schoonmaker Memorial Church Women’s Association meets this evening for annual officer and circle chairman reports. Former resident Robin Hart dies in St Petersburg after illness. services in Stillwater pending. Mrs Lillian M Smith longtime resident and charter O E S member dies. funeral tomorrow 2:30 pm at A F Perry Funeral Home. Interment Stillwater Union Cemetery.
Fire damaged a two story wooden dwelling at 186 Third Street, occupied by Miss Eva Creighton, with damage between 500 and 600 dollars. Smoke spread to 188 Third Street affecting two residents, Mrs. Mary Tormey and Mrs. James Gaynor. Patrolman James M. Dillon turned in the alarm. 1 12 p.m. to 2 05 p.m. operation.
Degree teams from Adaran Sanctorum and Fayoum Sanctorum rehearse humility degree Saturday night in Diamond Rock Hall led by Sheik Alfred Marsh and Samuel DeLallo. A second rehearsal is planned April 8 at Brotherly Love L O F Hall in Schenectady with Grand Monarch Abe Wolvns and Roy Adams presiding.
A secret time is held as teams confer the humility degree for Sais Sanctorum in Pough keepsis on April 15.
John Robert Powerz endorses Kreml Shampoo for a ten minute glamour bath. The ad claims the shampoo cleanses scalp, removes dandruff, softens hair, adds natural highlights, and avoids harsh chemicals or dull films. It emphasizes an oil base that helps hair set and shine.
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