Stillwater chapter marks twenty third birthday night
Stillwater Upton Chapter CBS observed the twenty third birthday with welcome readings and a special Masons ceremony led by Mrs Bernice Booth and others. Helen Doughey sang Welcome to Masons as highlights of 23 years were read by Mrs Anza Yarver. A card party netted $48 and new members were welcomed at a forthcoming memorial service.
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Upton Chapter
Cbs
Chepters
Abs
Marion Liehberger
Ernest PR. Rehberger
Masons
Bernice Booth
Jaxsec Bradley
Myra Tritland
Rocsns
Sirs
Beth Haskins
Edith Seow
Anna Yatter
Intertainment
Marguerite Hutton
Irma Caswell
Montgomery Lodge
Glen Star
Glens Falls
R. W. Kathryn BE. Bowen
Gansevoort
R. W. Marian Chapeau
Saratoga
Earl Caswell
Sfiss Irane Brownell
Alred Brownell
Karola Tompkins
Phoebe Bartlett
Bertha Smith
Alta Shorter
Elizabeth Hersie
Ethel Groben
Emma Myers
Bessie Farrington
Airs
Cornelia Thierolf
Edith Cook
Mechanicville
Social visits and weekend travels across Cambridge Warrensburg and Argyle
Shushan Mrs. John Stevens hosted a dinner in Cambridge with Mrs. Dallas Coulter. The Foster family and Carleton spent the weekend in Warrensburg. Lauder dale visitor Mrs Charles Kenyon stayed with sister Mrs Louis Coulter in Cambridge. Local rally attendees included Louise Peck Janice Steele Phyllis Sutherland and Dickie G Chrest at Argyle. Public notices of visitors from Westfield and Fort Rodman appear in the report.
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Lillian Piser
Andrew Beaty
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
Mass
Telephone Operators Needed in Washington
An urgent need for former telephone operators to work in the Office of the Secretary of War in Washington D C exists according to an announcement. Mrs Virginia Miller and Miss Nellie Huddleston will be at the U S Employment Service 258 Broadway tomorrow from 9 am to 5 pm to interview qualified applicants. Transportation paid and housing provided for those selected.
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Secretary of War
Washington, D.C
Virginia ¥. Miller
Neltie Huddleston
US 3
Broadway
Borderline Servicemen Seen as Potential Fighters
Navy Lt. Comdr. How ard P. Rome told a wartime forum that borderline servicemen not seen as combat material can become effective fighters under a skilled sergeant or chief petty officer. He cited boot camp drills and training centers where questionable fitness men improve, noting many civilians would be impressed by their combat readiness after exposure. The speaker warned the issue extends beyond war to broader social unrest and stressed leadership and discipline as key factors.
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Chicago
Howard P. Rome
Navy
Institute of Medicine of
Sret
Merston
British Troops Cleared From Salonika Welcomed by Public
Allied headquarters announced Greek Salonika was evacuated by German forces on Wednesday as British troops departed. The population greeted the troops warmly in the principal seaport, Greece’s second largest, with city about 190 miles unspecified in the fragment.
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Nea al Tle
Liston Rich
Anni
Italy
Salonika
Rome
The
Greece
Balsen
Fragmentary World War II Raid Note Near Athens
A damaged OCR snippet notes Magia engagement near Athens with significant demolitions before withdrawal. It references prewar population estimates around twenty nine thousand and mentions northwest tiles in the area.
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Athens
Pree
Magia
Eente
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iTelephone
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