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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1944
Page
11
A garbled OCR passage records Vesree Gervice speaking on democracy and faith at St Johns Church. The fragment notes mention independence, divine protection, and pledges of life and fortune, but many names and phrases are unclear.
The World Fellowship session of the YWCA held a second annual workshop where Miss Wygal spoke on moral living and overcoming psychological deaths. She addressed 1609 senior and junior high girls from Green Island and nearby schools, with questions reflecting teenage views on an art of living and community belonging.
Captain Lester of the Watervliet Arsenal describes precision casting by investment to members of the Eastern New York Chapter American Society for Metals during their Circle Inn meeting in Latham. Since 1943 the process aids small steel parts for cannon. A. A. Breault of Cohoss is chairman. December meeting set in Albany.
The Central High School senior class will perform The Doctor Has A Daughter by George Batson in Bridzy Auditorium for 15 pan. Cast includes Mary Dick Rose Wood head Lois Shaw Helen Duell Murray Raphel Janet Griffin James Pratt Marilyn Britton Agnes Moore Basil Karpick John DePreest. Also notes Averill Park guest Carl Finch has returned to Johnson City. Moon distance varies up to 30000 miles from Earth.
Troy Hi-Y Club faced its first external test as the Dart Club competed against a high school squad. Captain Tuteefien led the darts with a top score of 50, while Wester White and Erwin Helly trailed. Dart Club captain George F. Reilly presided with a high tally.
Members of Troy area churches urge attendance at the Presbyterian Homes event at 92 Flat Street from 3 to 5 pm tomorrow. Mrs Archibald Bucharas chairs the board with committee members Mrs E I Hodgkins Mrs Mo J Barrett Mrs Robert Campbell and Mrs Robert Mallory. Tea pours by Mrs John Ire jend and refreshments chaired by her committee.
Schaghticoke residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. William Sabin Jr and Mrs Sabin were among those visiting Bourtonville, with extended stays by Mrs Ruth Smith of Rutland and others from Mechanicville and Leroy. Several hosted relatives including Lieut Doris, Mr and Mrs Brownell, and Mrs Pennards, while Capt Earl Cleaves in the field met Norman Varter from Stillwater.
Seaman Second Class Edward T Horan 20 died in action serving with the Navy in the South Pacific. Son of Edward F Horan and Mrs Anna M Gibbons of 12 Fifth Avenue he volunteered December 17 1943. A Knickerbocker junior high and Lansingburg high graduate he worked for Bebr Manning Corp and Waterville Arsenal. He is survived by his disabled World War I veteran father and mother.
The report notes visits to Rome and the Vatican as well as local residents Carl Cleaves and Ira Viall. The United Society of the First Presbyterian Church holds its annual bank offering and praise service in its church parlors today at 8 p.m. Mrs. D Talmadge Sureau of Troy will be the guest speaker.
Schenectady City Manager C A Harrell ordered immediate reorganization of the police vice squad. Deputy Chief Henry Madigan will lead the unit replacing Detective Sergeant James J Madigan. The move aims to suppress prostitution, racket activity, and gambling, citing long-standing lax enforcement and public nuisance.
Volunteers report 58 new memberships for the Troy Y campaign in Los Angeles area drive. Division tallies show Elis Robinson 30, George Curley 18, George Reilly 11, with other divisions adding smaller totals. campaign runs until November 1934 with one extra follow up week. Marcus L. Filly chaired, Beth Moore led the Ladies Auxiliary team.
Land expressed appreciation for results achieved. George F. Curley spoke about incidents in the final five days of work. Robert W. Ames, membership secretary, explained details connected with the campaign.
An advertisement touts Lastmann's Gas Testrix as a remedy for excess gas and stomach pain. It claims quick relief from heartburn, bloating, nausea, and gas pressure with a money back guarantee and warnings to use only an approved product.
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