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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1943
Page
6
Charles A. Van Deusen president of Hudson City Savings Institution will retire at year end. His resignation becomes effective December 30 1943.
Troy marks Armistice Day with 11 am tribute to World War I dead while most businesses stay open. Public offices and schools closed. library remains open. Memorial services led by D A W, parade on campus, union church services at 7 30 pm, Elks and Legion events, Rudolf Serkin concert at Music Hall, newspapers plus morning and evening issues published.
The Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church in Stillwater held a gathering last evening in the church parlors to honor men and women in service. Devotions were led by Mrs. Oscar Bartlett, with Mrs. 5. 3. Lothridge giving a spiritual reading. Mrs. Eleanor Doughty led the worship center and the honor roll stood before an open Bible displaying the American and Christian symbols.
Members read Lincoln gettysburg excerpt and shared reports from church circles. Troop 35 Stillwater named Harold Lane assistant scoutmaster and elected leaders. A wedding at St. John's Episcopal Church joined Pfc Donald Newman and Helen Moore, with details of attire and families. The bride works in Buffalo and the groom serves with the 456th Bombing Group at Westover Mass.
Four local leaders including Mayors Hogan Donlon Walsh and Village President McDermott endorsing the second annual Allied Communities War Chest. They urge citizens to support the drive to keep the home front strong aid soldiers and assist afflicted people in Allied nations.
Eagle Mills hosts Red Cross sewing at Mrs. Carl Patrie’s home today at 1 pm. Aviation Cadet William H. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs J Harold Miller, transferred from Yaxwell Field Ala to Hawthorne Field Orangeburg DC. Youth Fellowship Meets at 8 pm today at Miss Dorothy Ott’s home 6 Central Avenue Troy. Mrs W Richmond Robb named Allied Communities War Chest town chairman to canvass districts. Loyal Women’s Class oyster supper and fair at Church Christ on Wednesday Dec 1 with committees listed for arrangements.
Mrs. Carolyn Prezi remains homebound by illness. Mrs. Alice Willette spent the weekend in Boston. Misa Fay Willette returned from Valley Falls. Victoria Davis and Tula Robb of Bennington visited Mrs. Jay Buck. Harold J. Arbour, Palm Beach, is on short leave in Worth Pownal. Baptist Ladies Auxiliary meets 7 30 tomorrow at Mrs. Floyd Lew is. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Paddock host daughters Mrs. Arthur Fielding of Cleveland and Mrs. K. L. Stevens of Philadelphia with her two children. Complimentary copy of Men in Motion by Henry J. Taylor received at the library. Book discusses international issues and future problems. last American in Germany before war, in story form.
Wynantskill School 4 will be closed today. The Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening at the school house with Mrs. F. Jones presiding. After the business meeting a game party will be held.
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