Lansingburg Pastor to Note Anniversary
Rev. Seth N. Genung, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg for 17 years, will mark his 25th ordination anniversary with a 10:30 a.m. sermon titled After 25 Years. Ordained May 27, 1918, he has led Lansingburg since 1926 after earlier pastorates at Chittenango, Weedsport, and 17 years in Lansingburg. He is a Waterloo, Hobart College and Auburn Theological Seminary graduate and has held many church and civic roles including Kiwanis leadership and Red Cross work. His wife, active in civic and church affairs, accompanies his service. No additional ceremonies planned.
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Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Mr. Genung
Chittenango
Presbyterian Church
Weedsport
Rensselaer County Red Cross
Troy Presbytery
Liberty Social Center
Phoenix Lodge
A.M
Genung
Troy Ministerial Association
The
Presbyterian Union
Auburn Theological Seminary
Camp Croft
Nieuw Amsterdam
Troy Presbyterial
Citizens’ Benevolent Association
Women’s Board of
Leonard Hospital
Regester Estate Letters Granted in Surrogate's Court
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Mrs. Emma T. Regester who died in Troy on April 7. Son Stanley H. Regester, 708 Grand Street, receives stock and residue while another son Wilson G. Regester gets stock. Granddaughter Doris E. Smith and sister Winifred M. Clarke inherit stock and jewelry. Attorneys Mackrell & Ranney.
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Emma T. Regester
Troy
Stanley H. Regester
Grand Street
Wilson G. Regester
Center Brunswick hosts variety entertainment at Gilead Lutheran Church
The Center Brunswick community enjoys an evening program at Gilead Lutheran Church under Haynesville Riding Ten division leadership led by Mrs. Myron Lockrow. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Nelson Littlefield and son David hosted visiting relatives from Saratoga Springs. Moss Beulah Littlefield has returned from Leonard Hospital after surgery. The Brunswick Community Home Bureau met at Mrs Willard Ives home with a covered dish lunch. Mrs Alien Hayner led Have Fewer Colds lesson and Mrs Frank Banker spoke on mending. Mrs Chester Wyman chaired the session.
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Gilead Lutheran Church
Haynesville
Tens
Myron Lockrow
Nelson Littlefield
David
Saratoga Springs
Moss Beulah Littlefield
Leonard Hospital
Brunswick Community Home Bureau
Willard Ives
Alien Hayner
Frank Banker
Ghester Wyman
Hoosick Falls Groups Vote In D A R Elections And Local News
Hoosick Falls D A R members elected Grand regent Elizabeth Armstrong vice regent Marjorie Newe prophetess Margaret Curtis lecturer Loretta Braham historian Elena McLaughlin financial secretary Theresa Kempf treasurer Catherine Reilly sentinel Hila Reilly and trustees Katherine Redmond Bessie Kearney for one year Helen Burke Mary Mahar for two years Mae MacGarvin Mary Burke for three years chaplain Rev George Co Egan OS A. No delegate to state convention. Installation planned May 25. Committees named. Also notes on local property purchases service-member honor roll progress in Wood Memorial Park and Loyal Bible Class officers. Also mentions Jack Eberle work and a Florida visit by Charles Vedder. Lieutenant John J Scheffler now commanding a unit of submarine chasers. Mrs Edward T Decker’s husband in Africa. Three deaths and three births reported in April. nine marriage licenses issued.
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Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Elizabeth Armstrong
Marjorie Newe
Margaret Curtis
Loretta Braham
Elena McLaughlin
Theresa Kempf
Catherine Reilly
Hila Reilly
Katherine Redmond
Bessie Kearney
Helen Burke
Mary Mahar
Mae
Jack Eberle
Hoosick
Wood Memorial Park
Loyal Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Jennie Senith
Helen
American Red Cross Blood Donor Registration Blank
Registration card for the American Red Cross blood donor program lists return address at the Rensselaer County Chapter in Troy New York with officers Marsh vice president Mrs C M McCoy secretary Miss Lucina Herrington treasurer Mrs William F Brien assistant treasurer Mrs Myrtie Powers sunshine chairman Mrs Charles Bastow. A social hour with refreshments followed.
Raymertown community notes and social updates
Raymertown residents share furlough updates and family visits from Cedar Grove to Schenectady to Granville. Local society officers for the Women's Missionary Society and First Presbyterian Church are announced, with teas hosted by planned hostesses. Bowling league officers named and annual banquet to be announced.
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James Peeor
Margaret McVeigh
Joseph Fish
Lake Ronkonkoma
John Leibensperger
Armed Forces
Hus
Benjamin Leibensperger
Woman’s United Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Lawrence
George Ives
Lansingburg
A. E. Weatherwax
Charles J. Connolly
Jean McKnight
J. Bevin Pinkhoon
Women’s Bowling League
Davena Jobhusteen
Jessie Dunham
Margaret Film
Alice Burdick
Schaghticoke Notices and Weekend Events
Schaghticoke residents attended a week end in New York while church devotions occur each Friday at 7 30 pm in St Johns Catholic Church. First Presbyterian Church holds Sunday service at 10 30 am with Rev Morgan S Post of Troy preaching. Jean McKnight of Asbury Park NJ mourns her father George F McKnight. Lois Barnes and Bobby Barnes of Schenectady visit grandmother Mrs Louise Donaha. Lois Pecor of St Marys Hospital training class was a recent nominee?
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Marjorie Hayes
New York
St. John's Catholic Church
First Presbyterian Church
Morgan S. Post
Troy
Jean McKnight
Asbury Park
N. J
George F. McKnight
Lois Barnes
Bobby Barnes
Schenectady
Louise Donaha
Lois Pecor
St. Mary’s Hospital
Army to convert Albany stadium facility for soldiers
Bleecker Stadium fieldhouse in Albany is to become a barracks and mess hall for enlisted Signal Corps men under a city Army agreement to be presented to the Albany City Council for approval Monday. The stadium will remain in use by civic and athletic groups while the field house is reconfigured for mess hall and sleeping quarters.
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Bleecker Stadium
Albany
Signal Corps
Army
Unclear fragment hints at arrest near Los Banos
Readable text shows a police or legal notice fragment from Los Banos California mentioning a connoisseur, a law figure, and an arrest involving a former San Francisco figure. No clear date or complete names provided.
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Los Banos
Cal
U—Dewey
Rthur Kaufman
Man Refers to Stolen Hogs In Slaughterhouse Incident
A report states Jed drove away in 13 hogs claimed stolen from a slaughterhouse. Police pursue details of the case and ownership of the animals.
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Jed
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Regester
Center Brunswick
Benjamin Ace Broadway
Rene
Anna Turner
Levings Methodist Church
Patricia Sharples
Hoosick Falls
Charles F. Vedder
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jean A. Scheffler
Walloomsac
Lieut
John J. Scheffler
Ica
Edward T. Decker
High Street
Africa
Decker
Rosella Gates
Vital Statistics
Milton DuFoss
Morgan Blake
James E. Curtis
Upper Main Street
Joseph Bachroz and
Familly
Carr Street
Mr. Curtis
Charles Witbeck
Corner First
River Streets
American Red Cross
Rensselaer County
Red Cross
Proctor
Troy, N. Y
Raymertown
Harold Campbell
Sampson
E. A. Mason
Earl Mason
Kristine
Gladys Lockrow
Cedar Grove
William Campbell
Lester Herbert
Ee Richard
Cortland Campbell
M. C. Snyder
Schaghticoke
Wells & Coverly
Wells & Coverly's
Carter
China
Wells & Coverly's Work Clothes Dept
Wells & Coverly’s
River St
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