Club Elects Miss Bushell Mist as President at Dinner Meeting
Florence EL Buswell was elected president of the Troy Business and Professional Women's Club at an almost dinner meeting in Troy. The ballot listed 430 elected officers and committee members, with Miss Jaret h Satyra as vice president and other officers named. A silver tea was planned at 322 Pinewoods Avenue to raise funds for a budget item, and the club reported 150 books donated to a special library drive along with $17,365 in War Bonds raised during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence EL Buswell
Troy Business and Professional Women’s Club
Troys
WL Cla Bre
Loning Mise
Jareth Satyra
Mise Marion Way
Brisg Maude Towne
Mee Jackson
Mies Mergare
Mo Caven
Aesistant
Gongal
Enna
Hathrye Grey
T.god
Blanche Weick
Marion EL Rsnalon
Eva B. Phelns
Argteg
Gertrude Grey
Xi Ber
Dorotey Findervoix
Pinewoods Avenue
Leif Vogel
Protza
Pawing Sanitarium
Catherine A. Bross
Bross
Core Tobin
Club Hears Mrs Reid at Women’s Class Meeting
Mary J. Reid spoke at the BR PE Women's Class meeting in the Masotic Temple on Health Center benefits and nurses daily work. Reports covered athletics, sunshire committee, War Bonds, a card party, and treasurer’s report. Nomination committee chairs were named with several assistants. Betty Caney led last night’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Reid
Reid
Publishe
Reif
Paolo Albertine
Merion J. Timmerman
Sunshire
Robert Forrest
Fred Croxley
John C. Thompson
Publi
Crowley
Robert L Rickersos
Walter M. Gorman
James Bowmen
Afrs
Sol Goldstens
Aire
Forrest
Timrearmen
Aliss Betty Caney
Eileen Helnzen
Thelma Keefer
Loretta McKee
Betty Caney
Nancy Quian
Women's Club Plans Future Social Events at Secred Heart
Mrs James Mason presided at the Secred Heart School Women s Club meeting. Rev Richard Walsh opened with a prayer and spoke on the church census. Plans covered communion breakfast for the graduating class, a children's dance, a dance review in June, and a minstrel show next. Chairs named include Mrs Edward Golden Mrs Don Cowley and others. Committees to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mason
Secred Heart School
Richard Walsh
Thomas Connell
James DeLorme
Michael Sullivan
Daniel Purcell
Michael McEligoir
Edward W. Golden
Don F. Cowley
Church Hall
William Servis
Frank Helly
Andrew Sturgeon
Willard McGras
Corporal LaVigne Pays Honor To Niece At Home Party
Miss Vina LaVigne hosted relatives at 150 Second Street Saturday to honor niece Corporal A Hazel LaVigne of the Air Transport Command formerly in Nashville. A bouffant patriotic supper accompanied decorations as the guest heads to Grenier Field Manchester NW after six weeks training. she has 11 months in the WAC with basic at Fort Oglethorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina . LaVigne
Second Street
Corp. A
Hazel LaVigne
Air Transport Command
Nashville
Tenn
Lavigne
Charles T. LaVisne
Port Chester
Grenier Field
Manchester
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe
Auxiliary Plans Communion Breakfast at La Salle Institute
The Ladies' Auxiliary of La Salle Institute held its monthly meeting to organize a communion breakfast on June 1. President Mrs Alexander F Z presided and heard reports from officers and committees. Brother John announced a glee club and cadet band concert at Music Hall on Monday. Mrs M T Ryan entertained with readings from Joyce Kilmer and Rev Leonard Feeney, followed by a social hour and refreshments in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tual
Ladies’ Auxiliary
la Salle Institute
Alexander F. Z
John
Glee Clu
Music Hall
M.T. Ryan
Catholic Daughters of America
Joyce Kilmer
Leonard Feeney
Bethesda Home Board Plans Benefit Party
The Bethesda Home board held its regular meeting at the Home on Second Avenue with Mrs. Henry Martin presiding. Reports were given by the secretary Mrs. H. Richard Perkett treasurer Mrs. Edward Webster superintendent Mr. Harriet Becker and committee chairs Mrs. Fred A. Schneck and Mrs. David Thorndland. A benefit card party was planned for June at Trinity Episcopal parish house with Mrs. Bryce as general chairman. date and committees to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mentagere
Bethesda
Second Avenue
Henry ©. Martin
Martin
Leonard Cropsey
H. Richard Perkett
Edward 5. Webster
Harriett Becker
Fred A
Vassar Club Elects New Albany Leader as President
Miss Rhoda Harris headmistress of Albany Academy for Girls was chosen president of the Northern New York Vassar Club at the annual meeting held at Emma Willard School. Other officers include Carvel Lovers of Albany as first vice president, Mrs Cattin Mac Crasden of Schenectady second vice president, and Mrs Howard Se Gregor of Albany third vice president. Frances Bates of Albans serves as treasurer. Janes F L Adama of Newtonville elected council representative for a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Harris
Albany Academy For Girls
New York
Vassar Club
Emma Willard School
Carvel Lovers
Albany
Srs
Cattin Mac Cracsen
Schenectecy
Henry Noble “MacCreezen
Vessar
Howard Se Gregor
Albacy
Frances Bates
Albans
Vassar
Mias
Ernest 1
Warnecke
Edward F. Havex
Hhe Ea
Sids
Marvin Neitzel Bowling League Honors At Elks Club
The fifth annual Marvin Neitzel Bowling League event at the Elks Club drew 55 members and guests. A chicken dinner accompanied awards for the winning team with Eunice VanPatten receiving the Marvin Neitzel trophy amid red white and blue decor. Entertainment featured Eileen Kilgallen Katherine Hing Shirley Walkinshaw and Bobby Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin-Neitzel
Elks Club
Raymond P. Neitzel
Hubert Neitzel
Gorsion Neitzel
Gordon Neitzel
RB. PB. Neitzel
Eunice VanPatten
Eileen Kil~gallen
Katherine Hing
Shirley Walkinshaw
Bobbty
Janet Hoffman
Catholic Women’s Service League Dinner May 17 Meeting
The Catholic Women's Service League held a meeting at The Hendrick Hudson to plan the annual dinner on May 16. Mrs W Kenneth Doyle chaired the committee with Mrs Caries Connolly as co chairwoman. Mrs D George Hooley announced reservations are due by Monday night. Election of officers will be featured along with a guest speaker and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudson
W. Kenneth Doyte
Caries
Connolly
Bmrs
D. George Hooley
Dirs
Engagement announced for Beverly Roth to Howard Goldstein
Mr and Mrs Alexander Rott of 734 Albany Street Schenectady announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Jose Roth to Howard J Goldstein son of Mr and Mrs Paul Goldstein of 23 Eighth Street Schenectady. Beverly is a Nott Terrace High School and School of Professional Arts graduate, Delta Psi member, and allied with General Electric Co. The groom elect recently left the Army and is affiliated with Paramount dures in Albany. The wedding is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Alexander Rott
Albany Street
Schenectady
Beverly Jose Roth
Howard J. Goldstein
Paul
High School Girls Aid on Hospital Day
Leonard Hoe hospital to host Hospital Day on Saturday with an open house from 2 to 4. High School girls, serving as guides and wearing new uniforms purchased by the Board of Women Managers, will conduct tours and welcome guests. Refreshments will be served under wartime restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apen House
Board of Women Managers
Petrol Auxiliary To Held Horse Show In Rensselaer County
The Women's Auxiliary Mounted Patrol plans its second annual horse show at state grounds in Rensselaer County on Sunday in May. Officers elected include Clara Doocey captain Mary Kitrick lieutenant and Betty Stone sergeant. Ann Mithalko joined WAVES last week. Engagement announced Mr and Mrs Hermann A Moore announce the engagement of their daughter Dute F Moore to Frank T Kelly with a June wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxily Mounted Patrol
Rensselaer County
Clara Doocey
Mary Kitrick
Leutenant
Betty Stone
Stete
Ann Mithalko
Hermann A. Moore
Tibbits Avenue
Dute F. Moore
Frank T. Kelly
John C. Kelly
Park Avenue
Beth El Sisterhood Elects Officers In Donors Affair
The Beth El Sisterhood held its annual donors event and installed new officers at the Shaker Ridge Country Club Monday night. Mrs. Erving Dembo was named president and a slate of officers and directors was announced with Mrs. Filson recognized for her presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth el Sisterhood
Shaker Fidge
Clus
Maurice’ Filson
Joss S. Geffen
A. L. Weltman
Filson
Pia
Behaif
Sisterhood
Erving Dembo
Abraham Brownfteld
David Novick
Ice
Arthur Lavine
David Fivel
Harry Brownstein
Peter Blassberg
Samuel T. Cohen
Harry. Goldberg
Morris Lasdon
A. J. Weltman
Garry Goldberg
Arts
David Schrager
Abraham C. Goldstein
Committees Named For Club Card Party
Mrs. Dennis J. Dunslane of St Paul the Apostle School named cochairmen and a long list of committee members for the Mothers Club presummer card party to be held in the parish hall tomorrow evening. The event includes roles like refreshments prizes tallies finance publicity and more with numerous club members assisting. Anniversary Observed Mr and Mrs Herman Brust celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the West Sand Lake home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brust with a spring table centerpiece supper and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Conway
John P. Nugent
John Ta] Fleming
John A Bond
Michael J. Caufield
James H. Mulcahy
James A. McCarthy
James B. Brennan
Jonri L. Gurley
William 4. van Steenberg
T. J. Raleigh
Raymond Gaulin
Joseph M.bond
Dominick Campana
Joseph A. Smith
John A Maguire
Harry Brosn
Herman Brust
Ralph Brust
West Sand Lake
Town Notices Report Residential Move
Mrs Herbert relinquishes her apartment at The Hendrick Budson and takes residence on Collins Avenue. Lieut Thomas House and Mrs Clinton Ford move to Collins Avenue in a residence owned by Lieut Thomas M. and William M. Thomas. The lieutenant is stationed at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Hendrick ‘Budson
Collins Avenue
Thomas
Clinton Ford
Colling Avenue
William M. ‘Thomas
Ord
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Sage Faculty Member To Retire From Russell Sage College
Mise Exoma Reid Southworth, a longtime member of Russell Sage College faculty since 1973, retires this week to her horse farm in Hennicker New Hampshire. Helen McKinstry, president, lauds her 22 years of service, noting the affection of students and colleagues. Southworth, born in Bingham Massachusetts, taught at Mt Holyoke and Columbia, then at Simmons College and Teachers College before joining Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Exoma Reid Southworth
Russell Sage College
Hennicker
New Hampshire
3Liss Souhworth
Mise Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage
Ates
Miss Southworth
Mia Mecki
Heston
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Connecticut College
School of Home Economics
Terealist Southworth
Jap Sisters Face Treason Charges
Three American born sisters of Japanese ancestry are indicted on treason charges for aiding German soldiers to escape a POW camp near Trinidad Colorado in 1943. The defendants Tsuruko Wallace Florence Shioze Otani and Billie Shiteru Tanigoshi once lived in California and were sent to a relocation camp after Pearl Harbor. The charges allege they furnished money clothing road maps and an automobile and helped the men reach Wagon Mound New Mexico before they were recaptured. The first count carries up to death or a fine and imprisonment. the second carries fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biddle
Trinidad
Del
Denver
Tsuruko Wallace
Florence Shioze Otani
Billie Shiteru Tanigoshi
California
Pearl Harbor
Granada
Luther League Intermediates To Stage Rally
The Intermediate Luther League of the Eastern District of New York State plans two spring rallies at Fosetenkill Evangelienl Church on Friday evening. The Poesterkill Church Ladies Aid Society will sponsor the supper followed by a business meeting. Local Intermediates will present an entertainment featuring Wilma Wendell, Neta Prediger, Lois Weston, Lou French, Naomi Blair, and Helen Buhle with committees handling supper decorations registration and a devotional after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
New York State
Fosetenkill
Betty Miller
Mobil
Joan Wendel
Kathleen Monrow
Wilma Wendell
Neta
Prediger
Lois French
Helen Buhie
Gas Relief Ad Targets Stomach and Bowels
An advertisement promotes Natmann's Gas-Talets for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims sharp abdominal pain and burning in the stomach from gas pressure, with symptoms like palpitations and nausea. Money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to satisfy. Sold by Donnelly & Hanna and F W Seres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natmann
Baalmann
Han
J Donnelly & Hanna
F.W. Sertes
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Bushell
Nature
Rome
Doan
Club
Mrs
Siroil
Stroil
Sirgil
Sirgil Laboratories, Inc
Detroit
Michigan
Seroil
Au Drug Stores
Berk Ray Corp
River ST
Troy
Avanasi
Corporal LaVigne
Bethesda Home Board
Totaily
Miss Wellington
Margaret Lovell
Hare Hust
Katherine Cook Gordimer
Mary Wilson
Katherine McCormick
Christie Houston
Doris L. Crockett
Warneke
Hauck
Russe D. Meredith
Mergaret Brewster
Mann
Henry &. Smith
Laura Me Dowell
Catholic Service League
Trojan
Goldstein
Paramount Dures
Olive AL Perras
Fifth Avenue
Miami
Fila
Robert M. Russell
Warrensburg
Robert HK. Russell
Russell
Florida
Herman J. Rosenthal
Sarah Rosenthal
First Street
Bethlehem
Second Service Command
Tech
Sergt
Frank M Smith
Charles Miller
Blary Ann
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Long Branch
Smith
Harry Shaw
109Th Street
Cons Siutto
Beverly June Roth
Sage
ENS
Air Force
F. A. Kieover
Front Hoe
Emma KH
Southwortal
Pinkram
Walser
Broadway
Hersert & Co
Fulton ST
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