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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1943

Page

6

Church Bazaar Plans by Fifth Avenue Church Group

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Fifth Avenue State Street Church hosts a Victory Bazaar in the chapel today at 2 pm. Mrs Julius Keller leads the apron booth, Mrs Lowell Bryce handles fancy wares, Mrs Eldon Martin candy, Mrs Earle Whey emergency shelf, and Miss Ella Remele the wishing well. A Virginia Lem dinner runs 5:30 pm to 7 pm under Mrs Thomas Is Burnep supervision, with Mrs Harry Vr and Mrs Franklin H West in charge of dining and publicity.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Fifth Avenue State Street Julius Keller Lowell Bryce Eldon Martin Earle J. Whey Ella Remele Baden Virginia Lem Thomas Ncenml Burnep Harry Vr Cining Franklin H West

Thursday Club Meeting Features Syria Papers at YWCA

The Thursday Morning Club will convene at 10 50 am at the YWCA. Mrs L Burton Schneider will present Caravans Through the Syrian Desert, Mrs William L Chish a Damascus Oldest Living City in the World, and Mrs Charles E Smart will offer Road of the Crusaders. Mrs E G Ham presides.

Syria YW. CA L. Burton Schneider Syran Desert Williem L Chish Damascus Charles E. Smart E. G. Ham

Pepto Mangan promises more pep and iron boost

A vintage health ad touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue weakness and low iron. It claims to restore blood iron, improve energy, vigor, and appetite, and notes tablet and bottle forms with added vitamin B1.

Gude

Local residents share news of travel and health

Mrs James F Kennedy of H3 Fourth Street remains convalescing at home after surgery at Leonard Hospital. Visitors include Mrs Frank L Hutton and Miss Helen Hutton of Brunswick Road. Pfc Warren Fisher of the Marine Corps spends a furlough with his wife and daughter Pamela before returning to Cherry Point NC. Mrs George Page and daughter Gail travel to Chicago to visit Pvt George Page with the Army Signal Corps. Mr and Mrs Leland Ives of Corinth and Mr and Mrs Charles Osgood of Lake Placid hosted dinner with Capt George F Reed, former Troy physician now in army service, who is on leave with his mother Mrs Mary Reed of 71 McElwain Avenue. Mrs John Kilgalion of 2nd Avenue and Mrs Vincent and Mrs Charles McCreedy of 366 and 368 Second Avenue returned from New York after visiting friends. Alma Doran, College of Mount Saint Vincent and Hudson student, returned home to attend the Army Notre Dame football game in New York.

James F. Kennedy Fourth Street The Leonard Hospital Frank L. Hutton Helen Hutton Brunswick Road New York City Warren Fisher Marine Corps Pamela Cherry Point George Page Gail Ferry Street Chicago Army Signal Corps Leland Ives Corinth Charles Osgood Lake Placid Southwells Haynerville George F. Reed Troy Trouv Army Gledica Anu Mary Reed McElwain Avenue Cannes John Kilgalion 2Nd Avenue Vincent Charles McCreedy Second Avenue New York

Women's Auxiliary Hears Mrs. Taylor at St Pauls Church

The Women’s Auxiliary of St Paul’s Episcopal Church met Tuesday afternoon at Martha Memorial Houses. Mrs George H Laskey presided. Mrs George A Taylor of Albany spoke on the Cleveland convention and parish work. Tea followed under Mrs Chauncey W Cook. Horizon Club officers were elected at the A A A Chapter meeting. A general meeting of all Troy Area Townsend Clubs is set for tomorrow night at Diamond Rock Lodge. reports from Syracuse conference attendees will be given.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Martha Memorial George H. Laskey George A Taylor Albany Cleveland Taylor William H. Marvin Allied Communities War Chest Chauncey W.cook Guy M. Phelps A. E. Collinge A. L. Collis Laskey Troy Area Diamond Rock Lodge Syracuse

Mrs Rose opens Y Lecture Series in Troy

Mrs Rose speaking at the Troy YWCA delivered a current events talk on a spiritual revolution to avert a world war. She described her Alaskan Highway trip from Dawson City to Fairbanks and noted 33,000 crowded in Whitehorse, once a 3,000 population town. She projected completion by December 31 with fixes, and warned against a possible invasion strategy via the region.

America Lewis Rose Troy ¥.W. C. A Rosa Alaskan Highway Dawson City Fairbanks Whitehorse Uniovis Dee Japan

Town Houseguests and Visitors Reach Local Notice

Mr and Mrs Karl Oesterie of Muncie Indiana arrived Tuesday as houseguests for Mrs William W Rousseau for a few days Recent guest Miss Fredericka Patterson of New York returned after spending the weekend with Miss Vonna Roy daughter of Mrs Herbert F Roy of Saratoga Springs formerly of this city Return Home Mr and Mrs Henry J Seagroatt of Berlin have returned from a trip to Washington DC and New York City In Washington they met Mrs Seagroatts brother Walter R Cloombs who recently arrived on the China Clipper from Honolulu Hawaii.

Karl Oesterie Muncie Ind Meyhe William W. Rousseau Fredericka Patterson New York Vonna Roy Herbert F. Roy Saratoga Springs Henry J. Seagroatt Berlin Washington, D.C New York City Washington

Jensen Anniversary Observed With Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Peter Jensen of Averill Park celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary with a Tuesday dinner at The Ship's Lantern and a buffet lunch at their daughter’s home at 277 Ninth Street. Guests included Chas Johnsen Anna Landers Howard Jensen Norma Pedersen Woodimg and Lydia Hunt among others.

Peter Jensen Averill Park Lanttern Hubert Masterson Ninth Street Chas Johnsen Anna Landers Munson Mass Howard Jensen Norma Mel

Aid Society Members Work for Hospitals

The Women's Aid Society of the Fi Presbyterian Church met in the church vestry and sewed for Leonard Hospital folded gauze bandages for Samaritan Hospital and rolled bandages for overseas hospitals. Vice president Mrs Henry J Eckert presided as officers and committee reports were heard. A Kendall Roberts spoke for the Allied Communities War Chest. The next meeting is Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Archibald Buchanans home on Belle Avenue.

Women's Aid Society Fi Presbyterian Church Leonard Hospital Samaritan Hospital John Frothingham Charlotte Morey Henry J. Eckert A. Kendall Roberts Allied Communities War Chest Archibald Buchanan Belle Avenue

R P I Graduate To Wed This Month

Arthur P Hyde of Bridgeport Connecticut announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Margaret Foster Hyde to Liozel Montgomery Rodgers of Philadelphia son of Mr and Mrs J Thomas Rodgers of Wynmoor Philadelphia Miss Hyde is a Mount Holyoke College graduate Rodgers is a RPI graduate and works in Philco Corp research lab in Philadelphia The wedding is set for November 27 and they will reside in Philadelphia.

Arthur P. Hyde Bridgeport

Presbyterian Home Board Plans Reception and Sale

The Women’s Managing Board of the Presbyterian Home met yesterday morning at 92 First Street to plan a reception and food sale for Tuesday November 18. Miss Annie Grant reported three redecorated rooms and good resident health as Mrs E I Hodgkins presided and reports from officers were heard. A rummage sale was set for Tuesday November 23 at 109 Congress Street with Mrs Raymond Seidel and Mrs Harold Turner in charge, at the Roses and Flax Society meeting hosted by Mrs John Ocker.

The Presbyterian Home First Street Annie Grant E. I. Hodgkins Congress Street Roses and Flax Society Central Lutheran Church Raymond Seidel Harold Turner John Ocker Euclid Avenue

First Class Mail For Christmas Cards Urged

Postmaster Frank M. Collins urges use of first class postage for greeting cards due to better delivery, directory service, and forwarding benefits. Third class mail leads to dead letters, potential waste, and no free forwarding, leaving senders unaware when cards aren’t received.

Frank M. Collins Directory Service Collins

Postal Delivery Rules on Address Quality

A historical note explains that mail mailed at first class rates must be properly addressed and sealed. In cases of insufficient or vague addresses like Sixth Avenue near Jay Street, if the recipient cannot be found by the carrier, the card receives no further delivery effort.

Collins Sixth Avenue Jay Street Carrines

Johnsonville Guests and Church Benefit Game Party

Johnsonville visitors Mary and Grace Buse of Troy recently stayed with Mr and Mrs John Furlong. A Presbyterian Church benefit game party is planned at Miss Cora Warner’s Friday evening with hostesses Mrs Asa Ogden and Mrs Willet Hunt. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunham also mentioned.

Johnsonville Mary Grace Buse Troy John Furlong The Presbyterian Church Cora Warner Asa Ogden Willet Hunt Clarence Dunham

Family dinner honors Sergt John Oliver furlough guest

Sune day Rev James Schofield and his father hosted a family dinner party for Sergt John Oliver in Hartford New England’s first woolen mill history noted with guests Mr and Mrs Edgar Fields Mr and Mrs Albert Utter and son of Hoosick and Mr and Mrs Chester Beddow of Troy referenced alongside the 1788 Hartford woolen mill.

Sune James Schofield and Mirs Alvin Hosg Sergt John Oliver Albert Utter Hoosick Chester Beddow Troy Edgar Fields

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M. W. Locke T. Arthur Cohen Chapel Ten Eyck Monogram Playing Cards Ractarian Christmas Taga Book Shop Fourth ST. Troy Ahiss Alma Doran College of Mount Saint Vincent and Hudson Daniel J Doran Army-Notre Dame Woman’s Auxiliary Mrs. Taylor Horizon Club Mary Connors Josephine Casarelli Lois Boettger Muriel Connors Joan Frazee Florence MacAllister Esther Petty Sally Casarelli Therese Stewart Coats W.P Herbert Fulton Lloyd Studio Shirley A. Richards Alfred Richards Kinloch Avenue Warren Lemke August Lemke Bouton Road Lemke Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Miss Richards Montgomery Ward & Co Mrs. Rose I Will Con John Lewis Watervliet Pvt Millard Link Fort Jay Betty Lowery Bit Sixth Avenue Danny Mahar Seaman Oxford Beta Omega Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thej Hotel Jane Shter Pegay Evers St John’s Episcopal Church Wilmot H. Roblin USO Britain Mrs. Jensen Mary and Charlotte Gillespie Hill Street Thomas J Gilespie Tonkawa Oklo T. J. Gillespie Rita Mullahy Greenwich Gillespie Plan Latham Frank Dupree Home Bureau Latham Mre Wareren Milliken Billy” Mitchell Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Kearny N. J Aid Society Presbyterian Home Board Crayton Devane’s Rugs Lindley Troy, N.Y Tranufacturers Basic New England Hartford Conn
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