USO Club in Temple to End Season
The USO Club in Temple will close June 11 for the summer months after two successful seasons entertaining thousands of service members. The club has provided entertainment and buffet suppers for Navy men from FLOP Land home on furlough who cared to drop in. An average of two times per week the notations show.
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USO
Masonis Temple
Woman's Auxiliary
Edward DeGarmo
Allscope Church
Harohki H. Corbin
Elizabeth Ray
Sburlington
St Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Foster
Rigewood
Joseph Taylor
Corinth
Bemsray
Benedict Memorial Hospital
Beilston Spa
Chester A. Finch
Round Lake
Presbyterian Meneter
China
Round Leke Improve ‘Tment Society
Horarian
Magszipes
Leonard Glover
Ili Présett
Nour
Neil Hessen
HK Comm
Roral W. Northup
Koves
Local club hosts dances and suppers with volunteer band
A weekly sequence at the U80 Chair started with Saturday night dances and Sunday suppers. After cancellation of Saturday events, buffet suppers continued with dancing by records or the 12 xk rhythm band. Women’s groups helped with meals and atmosphere under Mrs Lucretia Fekert’s direction.
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U80
Uso
Ene Club
Lucretia Fekert
Awards To Be Made At West Sand Grange Meeting
The meeting at Grange Hall in West Sand village will honor several members with awards. A covered supper follows the meeting, and a social hour will close the evening. Wilbur Bower, master of the Grange, presides.
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Grange
West Sand
Grange Tomorow
Grange Halex
Wilbur Bower
Albanian Fined for drunken driving in Troy Court
Raymond W. Jale of Spring Street Albury was fined 28 dollars by Judge James F. Syron after pleading guilty to driving a car while intoxicated. The arrest was made by Capt Charles H. Burkhardt and officers of the Fourth Precinct on complaint by Gordon Craig of New York City. No injuries were reported in the collision on 112th Street at Second Avenue.
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Raymond W. Jale
Spring Street
Albury
James F. Syron
Troy
Charles H. Burkhardt
Joseph Ormsby
Joan Hofbauer
Fourth Precinct
Gordon Craig
New West 1Sth
New York City
Jelet
112Th Street
Second Avenue
Craig
Local Service Members and Family News Highlights
Notes on service members and family events include Robert Gorsline enlisting in the Navy after a farewell party with about seventy friends, Paul G. Teber returning from Hawaii on leave, Rev S Larinos entering service at Albany, and other local celebrations and visits. Also mentions birthdays and home gatherings across area families.
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Robert Gorsline
Camp Sampson
Richard A Gorsline
Lawrence Borer
Lawrence
Wesley Avenue
Rollin B. Jenkins Heave
Frederick Herles
Republic Aviation Corp
Framington
Navy
Willam Taber
Paul G. Teber
Yeoman
Heaty
FL Brink
Mostley
St. Peters Pute
Blo
Mary BE
Scotland
Brooklyn
Joan van Gaasbeck
van Gaasbeck
Edna Planna
Albany
Larinos
Lartion
Tax Report on Rogers Estate Filed
In Rogers estate, filed in Surrogate’s Court, net estate listed at 1300,003 after deductions. Transfers to Vanderheyden Hall and First Church funds, with multiple heirs receiving shares of the residuary estate and specific bequests to Willard Rogers and Harriet De Ver, plus various personal belongings. Attorney Robertts & Simpson handled the case. Edward Poland served as Transfer Tax Attorney.
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Howard
Rogers
Edward J. Poland
Vanderheyden Hall
Antic
Willard
Murray Hil
Delog i
jBacy Valve Co
Eddy Valve Co
Harriet R. de Ver
Aaughtert
Longmeadow
Mass
Grace’ L. R. Rice
Gersburg
Frederick PL Rogers
West Hartford
Conn
James JH. Rogers
Wagen
Ralph KK. Rogers
Second Avenue
Roberts & Simpson
Glen
Tier
Agram
Tattorney
Poland
Tto
Mildred G. ‘Fier
John F. Tier
Sixth Avenue
Edward L. Tier
General Guardian
Murphy
Aldrich, Guy & Broderick
Temple Beth Et to Honor Mothers Service
Temple Beth El holds Sabbath services with Rabbi Joel Geffen in charge. The evening service honors Mother's Day and National Family Week and features prayers by Herbert Goldstein and remarks by Rabbi Geffen on the family. Parents are invited to participate and greetings will be extended by several members. Tomorrow morning services begin at nine with a children's assembly.
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Beth el
Joel
Geffen
Herbert Goldstein
Misses Prances Lauder
Barbara Siegel
Audrey Silverman
Elaine Berger
New Sparkling Munich Salts Promise Relief for Constipation
Advert says four new sparkling Munich Salts from Britain now available in the U S A promising relief from constipation and gastric acidity. It claims fast action before breakfast for a straight seven days with a satisfaction or money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Krurchen
Boxer Drax Co
Air Pont Druegiste
Restrict Tax Free Cigarette Sales
War Department issues instructions limiting tax free cigarette sales to military personnel and certain civilians. Post exchanges and commissaries may sell tax free cigarettes to civilian employees on base and dependents of military personnel only where a state tax stamp is evident. Federal tax applies to all cigarettes sold in the United States.
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Resweni
Washington, D
War Department
United States
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Temple
Branagan’s
Pta Eee
Secoe Wd Co
Hepps
THE
Friendly Store
Marolicant Myers
Hepp
Yeun
Ane
Isave
Nabisco
Byron
Hans Esoch
Hendon
Middlesex
England
Enoch
Germany
Hitler
Hudson Valley Agency, Inc
Lawrence J. Collins
Julie P. Fitzgerald
AY Congress
Street Spoodte Court
Hawee
Temple Beth Et
Homs
Okty.Oakse
Glenwood
Gven
Orice Glenwood
Eavces and
Maxters
Avetakht
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