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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
4
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Masonic lodges schedule a church service on November 11 as part of the annual Masonry event in the state. Apollo Lodge 13 conducts a meeting at Masonic Temple with programs including a second degree and a class of candidates. Junior Warden to attend Grand Lodge school of instruction for wardens in Pousselaer and Schenectady Minson districts. first degree to be worked at the Tuesday meeting with Senior Warden Kenneth in attendance.
Edwin K Dudwotre of Troy, wounded in action at Auchen, has been awarded the Combat Medical Badge by Maj James Dooley. Dudwotre, a medical aid man with the Nonth Midstat Battalion, served in North Africa, Sicily, England, France, Belgium and Germany. He is hospitalized in Notthing'on Genial Hoeplin, Tuscaloosa, Ala since December 144, with letters from relatives expressing wishes for a quick return home.
Mrs James Brookings reported on the New York State Federation of Women Clubs district meeting at Waterford during the Fortnightly Literary Society gathering at Vis Hally Hale’s home on Sipitaga Lake Bemis Heights Row Wooday evening. Mrs George Warthe led the program while Wis Watting discussed US and Great Britain relations. Carlton Abel presided over the event. The New Homecoming will be hosted at Mrs Fred Haynes Park Avenue Stilwater 294 on Thanksgiving. Program committee includes Mrs James Brookings, Mrs Carton Abel, Mrs Mary Smith. Refreshment crew lists Mrs Bessin Farrington, Mrs Wary Smith, Mrs Luella Golton, Mrs Harlan Anthony. Personal Claude Case of New York visited relatives. Hutton and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Dervien, former Shbwster residents, at Sua nic Lake.
A list of locals including Averill Pak Tohn W Bagot and others as Sunday visitors. The Aver WM Pane and Sau ake Volunteer Lar Go plans a meeting at the Laging house on the second Tuesday in November, replacing the first Tuesday. The Good Cheer Class met at the Methodist Church, with Adhuc EH Hay fer presiding and members receiving Christmas cards and tokens. refreshments served by Florenet Willer Marie Latay ney and Marv Perry.
Hoosick Falls residents attended a meeting Tuesday in Sistumstina Hall to form a local branch of the Fraternal Order of Digles. District Director Jen Wattin noted 103 members have requested a charter as the order nears establishment in the area. A follow up session was planned for next week to finalize the charter. Pests Literacy tests for new voters were held today at Hoosick Falls High School and residents’ homes.
County boards merge rationing and price control work under OPA to a single Saratoga Springs office effective today. The office expands with three outlying posts to centralize duties. Roohan continues as chair, Hickey remains executive, joined by Farrell, Ca aidy, Riley, Daley, Foley. All records move to Saratoga Springs.
Mrs Roosevelt will omit a planned Albany address and instead visit Russell Sage College later today. She is scheduled to spend Saturday evening at Page Hall on the State College campus with no reason given for the change in plans.
Agkerman 75 died and Wes Injured after a fall Tuesday from a vehicle during a training ride near Gouverneur. Fred Bingene of UP-Fred Bingene was reported among the injured as authorities investigated the incident.
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