Tea and Sale Held at Episcopal Church Home
The Tea and Sale at the Episcopal Church Home drew a busy crowd Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. James I. Whitcomb as general chair. The Wo wan's Board hosted with help from members of four Episcopal Churches and volunteers including Mrs. Wir Nae S. Bopkins and Mrs. C. V. Miing at the tea table. A display of spring plants and bouquets shaded by a rear garden tour under Mee. Watson showcased the event while Miss Pauline Bayer accompanied by Miss Mae Sherwood guided guests through the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Wowan
James I. Whitcomb
Episcopal
Wir Nae S. Bopkins
A. Varo Decar
Razert Morris
Tekets
Mee
James ME Caird
Zisa
G Lawis
Fond
Jozeph C. Cglanet
Sacred Heart Club Revue Sponsors and Chairpersons Named
Sacred Heart Mothers Club at Behev! school names Mrs Andrew Sturgeon as chairman and Mrs iHard McGraw as cochairman for the June 11 revue. Additional committees are listed with chairpersons and assistants including ticket committee head Mrs Daniel Sullivan and cochair Mrs Rosalia McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sturgeon
iHard McGraw
Mothers” Club of
Sacred Heart Behev
Alvis Maier
Cehairman
Michael Sulllivan
Cocairman
Frank Jar Ire
Henry Degiser
Daniel Purcell
Daniel Sullivan
Rosalia McGrath
Cochairman
William Servis
Cherles Deureh
Joseps Desler
Nelson Harbour
Pred O'Cant~nor
Thamas Corcoran
Arthur Brown
Herman Bohrjer
John Prendergast
Joseph Rapp
Mark Leonard
Peter Donato
Rene Morard
Edward Lance
3, Hamm
Harvey Robillard
John Brady
George Miller
Students to Serve at Tea Beneath Emma Willard Fund Drive
At the Troy Chapter tea hour this afternoon in Stage Hall Emma Willard Alumnae Association sponsors a card party. School students serve as waitresses led by general chair Mrs L Burton Schneider with Adele Fj Hardy handling tickets and reservations. Proceeds support the scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Emma Willard Alumnae Association
Rhoda Kemp
Cornelia Hawiey
Mery Lou Matthews
Janet Rourke
Patricia Callahan
Joane Laskey
Constance Krauss
Kez Ide
Shirley Clapp
Jean Schwartz
L. Burton Schneider
Adele Fj Hardy
Ruth Soden Heads to Montreal Wedding as Maid of Honor
Miss Ruth Soden of 1408 Listhe Avenue Waterville left Wednesday for Montreal where she will serve as maid of honor for her cousin Miss Roberta Soden whose wedding is set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Soden
Listhe Avenue
Plans Completed For Hospital Card Party
Plans were completed for the annual hospital card party to be held June 7 at McKean Street House by the Lions Committee of Leonard Hospital. The event, chaired by Mrs John T Comeskey, with Miss Toni Marcheze promising porch tables if weather allows, features refreshments by the junior committee and prizes wrapped by Mrs William A Toohey. Ticket chairwoman Mrs Thomas F Van Allen reported a larger attendance than in former years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean Sta House
Li‘bears
Leonard Hospitel
John T. Comeskey
Toni Marcheze
Raymon J. Mason
William A. Toohey
Thomas F. van Allen
Church Mothers Club Plans Social At Noble Callahan
The Mother's Club of St Anthony's Church met Tuesday evening to complete plans for a church party and social at the Noble Callahan Post rooms on First Street Wednesday at 8 pm. Mrs Dominick Pafundi is general chairman, assisted by Mrs Frank Manevik. The ticket committee includes Mrs Ted Centanucci and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
St Anthony’s Church
Noble Callbhan
First Street
Dominick “Pafundi
Frank Manevik
Ted Centanucci
Frank Mae
Michael Manno
Michael Fa
Dinner Party Honors Lieut Contreras In Troy
Miss Trent Civett hosted a dinner party at the Troy Country Club on Wednesday in honor of Lieut Carlos Contreras a student at RPL and his houseguest Lieut Marie Baceri Serrano of the American Field Artillery. Also visiting were Senorita Maria Dolores Contreras and guests Mrs Sanford J Cluett Mrs A Morton Roff Sanford L Cluett Jr Miss Patricia McCarthy and Miss Dana Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Nolan A. Curry
Lakewood Place
Buck Hill Falls
Sakonnet
George EB. Cluett
Jchildren
Brunswick Wills
R. I
Nelson Bf. Burroughs
Cincinati
Burroughs
Nancy Cluett
Trent Civett
Troy Country Cit
Carlos Contreras
RPL
Marie Baceril-Serrano
Merxican Field Artillery
New York City
Maria Dolores Contreras
Mexico City
Lieutenant Contreras
Sanford J. Cluett
Morton Roff
Sanford L. Cluett, Jr
Patricia McCarthy
Dana Solomon
Troy Girl Wed To Sergeant Turner In Local Church Ceremony
Miss Josephine Koremas daughter of Mr and Mrs William Koremas 179 Fourth Street wed Sergeant John Joseph Turner son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Turner of West Rutland Vermont at St Anne s Church. Ceremony by Father Stephen Koremas organist Adeline Graziola provided music. Attendants included Hose Koremas sister maid of honor Frances Koremas Gloria Koremas Delia Keyrone Irene Turner Betty Turner Best man Corp John Basper ushers Sidney Hill Major Kaddo. Bride wore white Dutchess satin and Chantilly lace with orange blossom ornament and long train. Bouquet of roses sweet peas and bridal illusion veil. Deception reception at bride s home then couple left for unannounced wedding trip. Turner stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Korkemas
William Korkemas
Fourth Street
John Joseph Turner
Joseph Turner
West Rutland
St Anne’s Church
Stephen Corkemas
Adeline Graziola
Mery Cusick
Blss
Hose Koremas
Sage Graduate To Be Married
District Attorney and Mrs. Floyd S. Spangle of Fulton announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Spangle to Gene D. MacDaniel son of Mrs. Henry H. MacDaniel of Belleville N J and the late Mr MacDaniel Miss Spangle graduated from Hassell Sage College May 14 and is assistant head of the Home Service Division of the American Red Cross in Fulton MacDaniel is a senior at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Theta Chi member He is associate editor of Transit No date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd S. Spanngle
Fulton
Virginia Spangle
Gene D. MacDaniel
Henry H. MacDaniel
Belleville
N. J
Triangle Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Triangle Society of the Church of Christ Disciples elected Eva Van Names as president Kaihies Cottrell as vice president Marjorie Coonley as secretary and Aliss Marjoriy Ives as treasurer at a Wednesday meeting in the church parlors Mission Circle guests led the worship period Miss 3121jorie Ives led a discussion on Teaching All Mex The Misses Virginia Simpson and Dorothy Ives sang a duet Mrs Louis Rochford reviewed a study book chapter Miss Lois Read presided over the Dastress session The Mission Circle donated 5 toward the pew library Refreshments followed and the next meeting set for Eva and Viola Van Natee’s home on Lake Avenue with Eva Van Namee in charge of worship and Ruth Ives leading the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Society of
Church of Christ Disciples
Eva van Names
Kaihies Cottrell
Marjorie Coonley
Aliss Marjoriy Ives
Mission Circle
Perio
Bliss Alildred Tymeson
Jorie Ives
Virginia Simpson
Dorothy Ives
Louis Rochford
Lois Read
Triangle Society
Eva
Viola van Natee
Lake Avenue
Eva van Namee
Ruth Ives
Valley Falls Girl Elected to Office
Mise Blanche M. Stover of Valley Falls has been unanimously elected chairman of the Home Economics Women in Business Group of New York City. She is a graduate of Russell Sage College and Columbia University and has served as vocational guidance chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blanche M. Stover
Valley Balls
Prac
Heat Home Economics
Bone Economists
Home Economics Women In Business Group
New York City
Miss Stover
Peter L. Stover
Valley Falls
Russell Sage College
Columbia University
New York-Southeastern
District of Home Economics’ Association
American Home Economics Association
Local notices on convalescence and visits in Troy area
Personal Miss Agnes Bracken on convalescing at home after two weeks. Miss Eleanor Walsh at 490 Ninth Street convalescing after a recent operation at Troy Hospital. Mrs Dorothy Alvord returned to Syracuse University after visiting her parents. Mrs Frank Sherow of the YWCA Health Education Department hosts Mrs Marjetie Lundval Bang of New Haven as houseguest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bracken
House Avenue
Eleanor Walsh
Ninth Street
Troy Hospital
Dorothy Alvord
Syracuse Univer
Mar
Jetie Lundval Bang
Health Education Department of
New Haven
Conn
W. CA
Mrs Ham Reelected President at Thursday Morning Club
The Thursday Morning Club reelected Mrs. Ham as president at its annual meeting held at the president’s home. Officers named include Mrs. Loring as first vice president and Mrs. Deal as second vice president, with Mrs. Jacobsen as secretary and Mr. Hewes as treasurer. Mrs. Cook led the nominating committee. a fiftieth anniversary year was noted. Tea followed the business session, with Mrs. Hull at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Morning Club
Everett G. Ham
Ham
Albert S. Loring
Prank E. Deal
John W., Hewes
Victor C. Jacobsen
Chauncey SV. Cook
Thuroem
Hull
Mes Hewes
Dorothy Hickland
Emma Willard School
Sirs. Hull
Fea Family Hosts Birthday Dinner at Hill Street Home
Mr and Mrs John Fea of 105 Hill Street hosted a Wednesday dinner for their daughter Josephine. Guests included Pvt Grace Detaile US Marines Women’s Reserve who departs Tuesday for North Carolina. Others were Marie Persanello Dorothy Persanello Mabel Downs Marion Leffler and Private DeLucia. A red white and blue centerpiece and corsages marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fea
Hill Street
Josephine
Pvt
Grace Detaile
U. S. Marines Women’s Reserve
North Carolna
Marie
Dorothy Persanello
Mabel Downs Pene
Marion Leffler
DeLucia
Rea
Alba Novella Lodge Installs New Officers
Alba Novella Lodge of the Order of Sons of Italy in America installed recently elected officers at a meeting Wednesday at the Spanish War Hall. Pasquale Farano presided, Joseph Volde acted as installing officer, and a Grand Lodge communication urged sending bundles to liberated Italian areas. The government had relaxed restrictions on clothing bundles and a War Bond drive was started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba Novella Lodge
Order of the Sons of Italy
America
Joseph Volde
Pasquale Farano
Grand Lodge
Italy
Understanding Commander in Chief Myth in Wartime Authority
The piece argues there is no wartime Commander in Chief title and that Congress, not the President, delegates war powers. It challenges ideas of military dictatorship and notes DOJ actions and civil law limits. It emphasizes constitutional practice and accountability to Congress.
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Foere
Congress
Army
Navy
lChief
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Department of Justice
National Biscuit Company
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Dr. Lightfoot
Hudson Valley Agency, Inc
Lawrence J. Collins
Julia P. Fitzgerald
Congress Street
Cort Nouve Troy
Hosse’s Fur
Sacred Heart Club
Broadway
Oy Gots
Corp
George F. Bease
Sixth Avenue
Mary
Ann Place
Ralph Lombardo
Joseph Lombardo
Hudson Falls
St Peter’s Church
Torn Josepe
Turner
Church Mothers’ Club
Sage
Herman Cohen
Hoosick Street
David Schuster
Pawtucket
Samuel Mike
Edward Berg
Samuel Sax
Benjamin Salzberg
South Pacific
Church Society
Marie Madsen
Sophie Kalefort
Seventh Avenue
Miss Madsen
Crooked Lake
Anna Beau
Lorettz
Buckley
Wth
Soden & CC
A.E. Seden & Co. Keenan
B'woy
Patrick Hines
S#1
Second Street
Virginia Hines
Willard Sheeran
William Sheeran
500
Mrs. Ham
Hel
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Swift's
Hiamburg
Galiforsia
Ginsburg
Sixth Ave
Rensselaer St
S& Gauge
Carolyn
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