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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1943

Page

6

Troy High Graduate Engaged to Edward C Darrin

Miss Jean Frances Mackey daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Mackey of Schenectady and Valley Falls is engaged to Edward Charles Darrin son of Mr and Mrs Frederick C Darrin of Schenectady They both hold Troy area schooling and GE ties with plans for an August wedding

Jean Frances Mackey George F. Mackey Schenectady Valley Falls Edward Charles Darrin Frederick C. Darrin Miss Mackey Troy High School Spencer General Electric Review Darrin Mont Pleasant High School General Electric Hydraulic Department

Mail Clerks' Auxiliary Cancels Party

The Railway Mail Clerks' Auxiliary held its May meeting at Wagers Restaurant Albany with twenty members from Troy Watervliet and Albany. President Mrs E P Gero reported, bonds were bought, the spring party for men was canceled due to transport issues, and a national roster aids service members. A scholarship drive proceeds as the local group plans a June 16 meeting and a bridge event awarded to five members.

Railway Mail Clerks United States Bridge Elmer Brown Reuben Greaves Dwight Miller Willard Link Richard Cassin

Sage Student Is Engaged to Corp William Scarry

Mr and Mrs John W Neville of Summit New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Joan Neville a nursing student at Russell Sage College to Corp William D Scarry son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Scarry of Summit Corp Scarry is a Summit High School graduate formerly employed by L Bambergers in Newark He has been transferred from Camp Gordon Georgia to Fort Dix New Jersey

John W. Neville Summit N. J Dorothy Joan Neville Russell Sage College School of Nursing Corp William D. Scarry Joseph T.scarry Scarry Summit High School L. Bamberger & Co Newark Camp Gordon Fort Dix

Social Notes Of Local Residents In New York Visitations

Personal Mrs Ethel Bridge Keene N H visiting cousin Mrs Oscar Bliter 3018 Sixth Avenue Sergt Daniel F Dunn Kentucky visiting sister Mrs D J Kennedy 513 Fourth Street Mrs Louis Kjar 863 Sixth Avenue returned from naval training Sampson Mrs Sara OBrien Fifth Avenue and Misses Mary and Alice Dunphy Mechanicville spending days in New York Mrs Farnam J Keeler Brunswick Avenue visiting aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs William P Smith Worcester Mass former Trojans Margaret Wendell North Greenbush returned home from Seattle Wash secretary work Sands Aircraft Co since graduation Wheaton College June 1942

Ethel Bridge Keene N. H Oscar Bliter Sixth Avenue Daniel F. Dunn Kentucky D. J. Kennedy Fourth Street Louis Kjar Sampson Sara O’brien Fifth Avenue Mary Alice Dunphy Mechanicville New York Farnam J. Keeler Brunswick Avenue William P. Smith Worcester Mass Trojans Margaret Wendell North Greenbush Seattle Wash The Sands Aircraft C O Wheaton College

Emma Willard Alumnae Hold Card Party Fundraiser

Emma Willard Alumnae Association Troy Chapter hosted a Sage Hall tea and card party to support the Permanent Scholarship Fund. About thirty tables of bridge were played with white lilac and yellow tulip decor. Notables included Anne Wellington and Mrs. Rousseau. a white elephant table was run by Mrs. Curry with help from Mrs. Howells and Mrs. Reeder. A June 1 address by Mrs. B Leigh Colvin on alcohol as a war emergency will be at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church in Lansingburg.

Troy Emma Willard Alumnae Association Permanent Scholarship Fund David Howells L. Burton Schneider Nolan A. Curry Sage Hall Pridge J. Burton Schneider Lattimer W. Reeder Robert Kemp Anne Wellington William W. Rousseau B. Leigh Colvin New York State W.C.T.U National Organization Sixth Avenue Baptist Church

Gamma Chapter Dines After First Aid Class

Gamma Chapter of Delta Psi Sorority finished its final first aid class at the Jewish Community Center Tuesday evening. A graduates banquet is planned at the Tavern on June 24.

Gamma Delta Psi Sorority

Town Notes: New York Visit and Local Guests

Mrs John Gass spends several days in New York City with her daughter Miss Alice Gass. Mrs Kenneth Chisolm of Ithaca arrives as guest for a few days of Mr and Mrs Dwight Marvin. Emma Willard seniors host a tea for resident seniors at Miss Janet Hannon s Whitman Court home. Mrs Charles D Boughton returns from Florida and opens her Alps summer home with niece Miss Barbara Blanta of Buffalo as guest. Ann Dodge and Miss Jean Stahl of Larchmont arrive for a weekend with Miss Dodge s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Edgar H Betta Jr at their Center Brunswick farm.

New York John Gass New York City Alice Gass Kenneth ©. Chisolm Ithaca Dwight Marvin Emma Willard School Janet Hannon Whitman Court Charles D. Boughton Florida Alps Barbara Blanta Buffalo Ann Dodge Jean Stahl Larchmont Miss Dodge Edgar H. Betta Jr Center Brunswick

Final First Aid Class In Speigletown Honors Mrs Palmer

Mrs E H Palmer who lectures for the Rensselaer County Red Cross gave the final lesson in a Speigletown War Council first aid series. Attendees included Mrs Kenneth Abbott Mrs Albert Dansereau and others plus a post lesson banquet where Palmer received a gift. The group now has 65 trained first aiders in Speigletown.

E. H Palmer Rensselaer County American Red Cross Speigletown War Council Kenneth Abbott Albert Dansereau Lillian Fleming John Knauer Frenk Langan Raymond Lewis Eleanor Lewis William Perkins Palmer Ars Charles H. Murray Fred W. Reborn War Council Speigletown Fred O. Cheney

Farewell Party for Donald Pitcher Before Army Service

Mrs. Charles Cranston hosted a farewell party at Lucile Court for her brother Donald J. Pitcher as he departs Tuesday to join the armed forces. Guests played games with prizes awarded for high scores.

Charles Cranston Lucile Court Donald J. Pitcher

WAVE Feted At Party For Agnes Fritz Before Entering WAVES

Miss Agnes Fritz was honored at a Green Island gathering hosted by Mrs. Arlie Latterick at 137 Hudson Avenue. The event featured patriotic decor, games, and refreshments as she prepares to report Wednesday to Hunter College for WAVES indoctrination. Present were Mrs. Frank Perreault, Mrs. Ralph Tier, Mrs. Fred Weatherwax, Miss Helen Cousin, Miss Ann Margarail, Mrs. Edward Snyder, and Mrs. John Miller. hostesses were assisted by sister Mrs. Walter Showers. A purse of money was presented to the honoree.

Agnes Fritz Hunter College Arlie Latterick Hudson Avenue Green Island Frank Perreault Ralph Tier Fred Weatherwax Helen Cousin Ann Margarail Edward Snyder John Miller

Farewell Parties For Norman Cohen And Louis Martin

Norman Cohen was toasted at his sister’s State Street studio Tuesday before leaving for the armed forces. Guests included friends and relatives as refreshments and patriotic decor accompanied gifts. Louis F. Martin also departed for the Navy Thursday with out-of-town guests from Albany. He will be stationed at Sampson.

Norman Cohen State Street Cohen Armed Forces Ritz Louis F. Martin Navy Amos van Valkenburgh Maude Wagner Albany Martin W Sampson

Style Show Committees Named by Guild of First Presbyterian

Committees for the Guild style show at the First Presbyterian Church have been announced. The event, sponsored by Botany, will be held Tuesday at 2:15 pm and feature a technicolor movie with tea served. Ticket committee includes Mrs. Elbert B. Platt, Mrs. Ervin H. Wilson, Mrs. Clarence A. Russell, Mrs. William B. Satterlee, and Mrs. Harold G. Tofte. Tea table committee lists Mrs. Elmer C. Schacht, Mrs. Merritt E. Best, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Willard R. Schiller, and Mrs. Irving L. Burrows. Decorations are handled by Mrs. Hest and Mrs. Satterlee.

Guild of the First Presbyterian Church Elbert Platt Ervin H. Wilson Clarence A. Russell William B. Satterlee Harold G. Tofte Elmer C. Schacht Merritt E. Best Willard R. Schiller Irving L. Burrows Hest Satterlee

Louella Rourke Weds John McGillin in St Peter's Church

Miss Louella Rourke daughter of Mianna Rourke of 2237 Fifth Avenue married John McGillin son of Mrs. F E Whit ney of 1100 Keyes Avenue at St Peter's Church on Monday evening May 17. The bride wore soldier blue with navy accessories and gardenia corsage. Maid of honor Ann Buckley wore cocoa brown with yellow rose corsage. Best man was Joseph Ryan of Schenectady. Mrs McGillin works at Ormond Hosiery Shop and Mr McGillin serves at the Naval Supply Depot in Scotia. The couple will reside in this city.

Louella Rourke Mianna M. Rourke Fifth Avenue John McGillin F. E. Whitney Keyes Avenue Schenectady St. Peter’s Church Ann Buckley Joseph Ryan

Local Graduate Exhibits Watercolor of Troy 1878

A regional Albany Institute exhibit features Miss Marjorie Hemke 33 Point View Drive presenting a watercolor of Troy as it appeared in 1878. Hemke, after Emma Willard School graduation in 1937, earned a BA with honors from Pembroke College Brown University.

Albany Institute of History and Art Hudson Valley Marjorie Hemke Point View Drive Troy Emma Willard School

Final Meeting and Homecoming Plans Highlight Club Session

The Jessie M. Wilson Club meets at Hotel Wellington in Albany at 1 pm to finalize season plans for the upcoming homecoming of Right Worthy Mildred Davis in Schenectady on Wednesday. Francesa Wixted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilboy of Green Island, announces engagement to George F. Reinoehl Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Reinoehl of Green Island. wedding set for June 13 at St. Joseph’s Church. Adirondack District School 2 PTA delegates at Van Antwerp School in Schenectady name new president Mrs. George Beard, second vice president Mrs. Sigrid Sharpe, secretary Mrs. Herbert Quinn, and sub-chairman Mrs. Albert Pechick jiau.

Jessie M. Wilson Hotel Wellington Albany Mildred Davis Schenectady John Gilboy Hudson Avenue Green Island Francesa Wixted George F. Reinoehl U. S. Navy St. Joseph's Church Parent-Teachers’ Association van Antwerp Adirondack George Beard Sigrid Sharpe Herbert Quinn Albert Pechickjiau

Surprise birthday luncheon at Cluett Peabody Co

Co workers in the box department hosted a noon luncheon Thursday at Dempsey's Restaurant for Mrs Mary Condon. The event featured cards gifts a decorated cake and a corsage for the honoree.

Dempsey’s Mary Condon Box Department Cluett, Peabody & Co

Blume Auxiliary Elects Chaplain For Council

The Leo H. Blume Auxiliary 557 VFW held its regular meeting at 5 Third Street with Mrs. Mary Eagle presiding. Mary McHale reported for secretary and Isabelle Hayes for treasurer. Ann McHale was elected chaplain for Hudson Mohawk Council. Mary Martin became alternate delegate to County Council. Mary Hayden named Memorial Day chairman. plans include Sunshine reports and a flag presentation to St. Josephs Infants Home in June. Members scheduled for Memorial Day parade Monday and a memorial service Sunday at 11 a.m. at St. Marys Cemetery for Leo H. Blume. Next meeting June 9 at 8 p.m.

Leo H. Blume Auxiliary 557 Veterans of Foreign Wars Third Street Mary Eagle Nonie McHale Isabelle Hayes Nora Early Ann McHale Hudson-Mohawk Council Mary Martin Saratoga Mary Hayden Harmony Hall St. Mary’s Cemetery Leo H. Blume Margaret Mohr St. Joseph's Infants’ Home

Bride-elect Given Shower For Miss Helen Ruitenberg

Wynantskill Miss Ruth Bashford entertained a surprise shower Thursday for Miss Helen Ruitenberg of Cohoes a future bride. Guests included Mrs. Orin Ruitenberg Mrs. Sue Robinson and others. A yellow and white table held a spring bouquet and a three tier cake. Gifts welcomed the honoree who will wed Joseph Batton of Waterford in California with Army ground forces.

Ruth Bashford Wynantskill Helen Ruitenberg Cohoes Orin Ruitenberg Sue Robinson Catherine Newman Dorothy MorJrey Ruth Hiller Ann Auty Mary, Graham Orin Galbraith Val Malesky Miss Ruitenberg Joseph Batton Waterford Calfornia

Future Bride Is Honored At Multiple Shower Events

Miss Sylvia Narvik of Watervliet received a surprise shower at Otto’s Tavern from attendant Miss Jane La Civita and Behr Manning Corp coworkers. A May 20 variety shower was held by Miss Helen Fairchild. she is set to wed Edward Leininger June 5 in Green Hook NS. Lois Coonley of Watervliet is to marry Lieut Paul A. Bishop June 12. a shower hosted by her aunt drew fourteen guests. Agnes Brooks, to join WAVES, was feted at a Watervliet Arsenal dinner and dance at Sunset Inn. she will depart Tuesday and received a corsage and purse.

Sylvia Narvik Homewood Avenue Watervliet Otto’es Tavern Jane la Civita Behr-Manning Corp Narvik Helen Fairchild Lois Coonley Third Avenue Paul A. Bishop W. E. Coonley Eighth Avenue Miss Brooks Agnes Brooks Watervliet Arsenal Sunset Inn Henrietta Brooks Albany

Hoosick Falls Grange plans exhibit for Schaghticoke fair

Hoosick Falls Hoosick Grange voted Wednesday night in All Saints Parish Hall to plan an exhibit at this year’s Schaghticoke fair with the subject to be decided at the next meeting. Rev. William Garner gave a faith themed address, followed by a program of poems, tableaux, readings, and music.

Hoosick Grange All Saints Hoosick Tech Sergt. Roberts. Haswell William Garner All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Hoosick Vera Cipperly Ada Shaw Betty Elliott Gertrude Kipp Almon Hewitt Hoosick Juvenile C. Warren Filkins Rensselaer County Frank Wiiwall America John Filkins Jacqueline Howe Beverly Griswold Phyllis Lockrow Marian Siemens Nature Cortland Cottrell Gordon Lockrow Nellie Marshall Lydia Stearng

Eastern Star meeting notes and garden program update

The Palestine Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Miss Emme LeMay and William Groesbeck presiding. A memorial service was held for chapter and grand chapter members who died this year. The season closed with the next meeting set for Sept 9. A social hour followed led by Mrs. Janet Pinny. Fêtes were presented to Miss Catherine Smith and Miss Alice Nichols who will marry in June. The Victory Garden at 118th Street and Gurley Avenue was plowed for the Lansingburg Boys Club with over seventy participants registered. plots will be assigned today and Monday, with a few more openings.

Palestine Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Emme LeMay William Groesbeck Lansingburg Grand Janet Pinny Catherine Smith Alice Nichols 118Th Street Gurley Avenue

First Holy Communion at St Paul the Apostle Church

The class of children from St Paul the Apostle Church and School will have its first Holy Communion tomorrow at 7 30 a m with a procession to the church. Girls will sing hymns under organist and director Miss Teresa Hennessey. The class includes many named students and a list of related notices follows. Examinations for radio operator licenses will be held at the Schenectady Post Office building on June 16 and 17 with two daily sessions.

Church of St. Paul the Apostle's Church St. Paul the Apostle's School Teresa Hennessey Jerrie Oderni Sara A. Cannon Mildred Dodge Patricia Flanagan Joan McCarthy Teresa Meighan Anna B. Prespare Helen Prespare Virginia Reardon Frances Rock Jane H. Spain Geraldine Vaccarelli Catherine Walsh Marlene Whitman Frank L. Brennan Thomas Conway Richard Devan Gerard Granger Anthony Grande Charles Hoffman Eugene Keefer Ronald Lamnders James Laurant Joseph Morris John Neely Ervin Prespare Lyle Prespare Thomas Rourke Schenectady Arthur Batcheller

Requiem Mass and Burial Readied at St Mary's

At the Church of the Immaculate Conception a high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. Paul K. Lynch O S A with Miss Phyl Hs White at the organ. The service drew a large crowd and floral tributes marked the ceremony. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery Hoo sick Falls with committal led by Father Lynch. Bearers were John Skorupski Raymond Borage Barney Saboski Stanley Stuka John Bozek and Anthony Kalinowski. Wednesday night St Stanislaws Society members visited the residence for prayer led by Father Lynch.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Paul K. Lynch Phyl Hs White St. Mary's Cemetery Hoosick Falls Father Lynch John Skorupski Raymond Borage Barney Saboski Stanley Stuka John Bozek Anthony Kalinowski St. Stanislaw’s Society

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