Funeral Rites Held For Rev George T Lemmon
General services for Rev. George T. Lemmon former pastor of Sand Lake Presbyterian Church were held at Federated Church Chester New Jersey with several clergy participating and interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Chester. Survivors and attendees from Troy included Mrs. Charles H Vo lmer and daughter Mrs Earl Rhodes.
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George T. Lemmon
Sand Lake
Henry 4. Pearce
West Orange
N. J
Morris and Orange
William Howell
Hilltop Presbyterian Church
Mendham
Samuel Gill
Dover
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Chester
Troy
Charles H. Volemer
Earl Rhodes
John Knaupp
Howard Salisbury
George M. McMahon
George AL. McMahon
State Highway Department
112Th Street
Troy Hospital
Fifteenth Street
Ida Hill
Daniel and
Sarah Jane Crawford McMahon
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Ming Anna McMahon
Frank McMahon
J. W. Burns Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel
St. Francis de’ Sales’ Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lester Swartout
Fonda
BR Street
Dorry
the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Joseph E. Swartout
George HL. Swartout
William H. O’brien
Russell Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Edward G. Vescha
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Vescha
Lansingburg
Ludlow Valve Co
Machinists’ Union
Vescha
St. Augustine’s Church
Clara St. Pierre
Edward Dyer
Salem
Charles Vescha
Providence, R. IT
Julia LaBounty
Cohoes
Peter
Henry D. Vescha
2. Augustine's Church
St. John's Cemetery
Sheldon C. Swan
Jacob Street
Frederick Allen
D.D
First Baptist Church
Reid C. Simpson
Thomas Neeson
Raymond M. Coonley
Wilbur J. Fisk
Charles H. Wilson
Seward Westfall
New Mt. Ida
Leo Curtis
Eagle Bridge
Frank H. Frisbie
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Charles Witpeck
Benjamin Russell
Joseph Roberts
Lewis Drolet
Cambri
Wodowlands Cemetery
Aliry
Mary E. Alliry
Ford Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Edward T. Reilly
George A. Geiger
The
Rosary Society
George Lee
George Cundiff
Augustus Crabl
James Griner
James Costello
Mary F. Elue
Frank J. Williams
John J.dobler
Joseph S. Kelly
Arthur H. Eggleston
Frank J. Alliry
William Rogers
Father Reilly
St. Jean's Cemetery
Shirt Theft Trial Opens In New York
The trial of Hyman Horowitz, accused fence for hijackers, began in Federal Court New York over a truck hijack that netted 971 dozen shirts in Troy on February 2, 1936. The case involves transporting stolen goods in interstate commerce and conspiracy with Horowitz in Army service. John A. Wilkerson of Ithaca and his son Alfred of Albany testified they helped hijack the truck and identified participants.
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Troy
New York
Associated Press
Hyman Horowitz
Phailadelphis
John A. Wilkerson
Ithaca
Alfred
Albany
Women cast in Washington University drama production
Washington University Dramatic Club faced a shortage of actors but found a solution with 32 female students producing Clare Booth Luce's The Women. The event highlights the resourcefulness of the club and the active role of women in campus theatre.
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St. Louis
INL
Washington University Dramatic Club
Clare Booth Luce
Hose bootlegger fined for silk stocking sales
San Francisco reports the OPA fined G. E. Hall $6,300 for selling silk hose at $22.50 a dozen, 75 percent over the ceiling of $13. The penalty equals three times his profits on sales between July 81 and Nov 4, 1942. The origin of the hosiery was not disclosed.
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San Francisco
OPA
G. E. Hall
Silg
Mess Sergeant's Meals Delighting War-Weary Soldiers
A wartime feature celebrates Army Quartermaster Corps market centers spending nearly $3,000,000 daily on fresh perishables and the Chicago Sub sistence Laboratory’s work to improve rations. It notes dehydrated foods and new staples like bacon and cheese loaf and canned ham and eggs, predicting home kitchens will adapt. The piece also urges providing children with food, sunshine, play, and emotional security to ease wartime fears.
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Army Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster
Chicago
Iceland
Africa
Australia
Guadalcanal
Emotional care vital to children in home life
The article argues that a calm loving home is crucial for a child’s emotional health. It links neglect of home environment to later behavioral and mental health issues, comparing nervous children to soldiers with shell shock and stressing early emotional factors beyond diet and routines.
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Pershing
Early Rising Keeps Hips Slim for War Time Accountability
A socially prominent New Yorker urges women not in office or defense jobs to rise early and exercise. She stresses sleep's value but warns late mornings hinder wartime discipline. As Navy League shopping service chair, she volunteers to compare values for Allied servicemen, while a daily thirty minute floor roll and brisk walk round out her slimming routine.
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Navy League
Alec
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