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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1951

Page

3

Women Hold Service at St Pauls Church

An annual bank offering service was held Thursday evening at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs J Fred Gemmill presided with staff including Mrs Frank Upham and Mrs Carl Betke. Officers elected: Mrs George Schlegel president, Mrs Harry Bovee second vice president, Mrs Leonard Whiting treasurer. Bovee named chair for remnants for refugees. Bethesda Home donation day set for Nov 29. white elephant and fancy work accepted tomorrow at church. Group sewing for Friendly Red Door planned with hostess Mrs Otto Buhl. Refreshments served by Gotified Speidel and assistants.

St. Paul's Evangelical J. Fred Gemmill Frank Upham Harry Bovee Leonard Whiting Bovee Bethesda William Wiley Otto B. Kuhl McChesney Avenue Speidel

Auxiliary Plans Benefit Carnival for Nurse Scholarship

The Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of the County of Rensselaer met to plan a January 17 carnival. The event aims to fund a nurse training scholarship, with applicants to be residents of Rensselaer County. Doctors will assist as barkers and participate in games and a dramatic program. Mrs. Richard P. Doody is general chairman, with Mrs. Joseph P. Lasko, bake sale. Mrs. Rudolph F. Amyat, prizes and flowers. and Mrs. James M. Donnelly, publicity.

Medical Society of the County of Rensselaer Samuel J. Werlin Hoosick Street Rensselaer County the Medical Society Richard P. Doody Joseph P . Lasko Rudolph F. Amyat James M. Donnelly

St Pauls School Club To Hold Luncheon

The Women's Club of St Pauls School met at the recreational Hall to plan a luncheon for school children with Mrs. Joseph M. Shea as chair and Mrs. James F. Egan as cochair. Cochairmen for a Christmas party were named, while a jewelry display and a toy display were shown. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Harry Crowley and Mrs. Willia Brady led the session.

Women's Club of St. Paul Harry Crowley Willi A. Brady

Miss King Weds William J. Broderick Jr at Our Lady of Victory

Miss Shirley Ann King daughter of Mr and Mrs William P King of Oneida Avenue marries William Joseph Broderick Jr son of Mr and Mrs William J Broderick of Bill Street in a 10 am ceremony at Our Lady of Victory Church. The high mass featured organ music and a reception at Otto's Restaurant with 200 guests. the couple will reside at Hill Street.

Shirley Ann King William P. King Oneida Avenue William Joseph Broderick, Jr William J. Broderick Bill Street Our Lady of Victory Church Giles Morrill Peggy Cahill Agnes L. O’brien John Dunn Janet Marie King Frederick Kirch Edward Hart Edward Slosek Broderick Hill Street Catholic Central High School Albany Secretarial Institute Comptroller Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc LaSalle Institute Siena College

Wed With Church RiteWed With Church Rite The wedding of Miss Anna Kocur

Miss Anna Kocur daughter of John Kocur of 109 Monroe Street wed Samuel Haraf Sunday Nov 11 at St Nicholas Ukrainian Church Watersville Rev Bohdan Volosin performed the ceremony Catherine Kocur maid of honor and Mrs William Makyck matron of honor The bridesmaids wore satin gowns and carried rose bouquets The couple will reside at 109 Monroe Street An out of town reception was held with guests from Syracuse Utica Herkimer and Pennsylvania

Anna Kocur John Kocur Monroe Street Samuel Haraf St. Nicholas Watervliet Bohdan Volosin Catherine Kocur William Makyck Stella Moskol Mary Zaczka Anna Klym Tekla Klym Michael Demezaj Anatol Verhetski Michael Makoy George Hermyckyi Eugene Husek Michael ‘Kowczak St Nicholas Troy Syracuse Utica Herkimer Pennsylvania

Birthday Party Honors Dav id McLoughlin at Pawling Ave

Mr and Mrs Daniel McLoughlin hosted a surprise celebration for their son David at 601 Pawling Avenue. Pink and blue decorations framed a central birthday cake as prizes and gifts flowed to the guest of honor.

Daniel McLoughlin Pawling Avenue David

Vera Santoro Fete Held At 194 Tenth Street

Mrs. Caroline Santoro hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Vera at 194 Tenth Street. Lavender decor and many gifts highlighted the event with guests from Mechanicville Cohoes Green Island and surrounding areas attending.

Caroline Santoro Tenth Street Vera Lavender Miss Santoro Mechanic, Ville, Cohoes Green Island

Wiss Wilson Bride at St Henry's Church in Glass Lake

Miss Mary Jane Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles K Wilson of Glass Lake wed William Joseph Hogan Jr son of Mr and Mrs William J Hogan of 29 Ford Avenue. The ceremony at 13 a m was conducted by Rev Joseph E Hogan CM with Ave Maria and On This Day O Beautiful Mother. The couple will reside at 419 Highth Avenue after a reception at Crooked Lake Hotel.

St Henry’s Church Mary Jane Wilson Charles K. Wilson Glass Lake William Joseph Hogan William J.hogan Ford Avenue Joseph E. Hogan Mary Immaculate Seminary Northampton Richard W. Bowser Helen Hogan Edward Dillion George Zapf Donald Brust Peter Paneetar New York City Highth Avenue Hogan Academy of the Holy Names Edgewood Park Junior College Troy Albany Springfeld Mass Montreal Canada Columbus Pittstown

LaSalle Auxiliary Committee Meeting Called

Mrs. James M. O'Brien chair of LaSalle Institute Women's Auxiliary calls a ticket committee meeting for today at ? pm in the cafeteria. Final ticket returns will be collected to prepare a full report on the Wednesday card party.

Sage Players Present East Lynne at Russell Sage College

The Russell Sage College Dramatics Association staged Mrs Henry Wood's East Lynne before a near full Little Theater audience. An all female cast delivered strong performances with Steffi Goldsmith as Sir Francis Levison drawing audience boos while Ann Palumbo and Jane Louck gave stirring turns as Archibald Carlyle and Lady Isabelle.

Russell Sage College Dramatics Association Henry Wood East Lynne Women’s College Steffi Goldsmith Sir Francis Levison Sir Francis England Archibald Carlyle Levison Carlyle Ann Palumbo Archibald Jane Louck Isabelle Sir Francis Levinson Marion VI Teter

Mechanicville Readies Freedom Crusade Today

Mechanicville prepares for the Freedom Crusade in support of Radio Free Europe. Walter Dalton funeral details noted, Ongoing local bowling schedules altered by Thanksgiving week. Obituaries mark deaths of Mamie Pregent, Rose Purple, and John A. Saplin with services and honors.

Brunswick Awarded State Recreation Funds

The New York State Youth Commission approved Town of Brunswick recreation project state aid totaling 200 dollars. The funds support youth activities in School District No. 5 including crafts tournaments volleyball basketball tennis and related events. The center will be run by the Center Brunswick Youth Center with Mrs. John Howe as chair and Mr. DeShaw as recreation director.

New York State Youth Commission Brunswick Albert S. DeShaw Commission Center Brunswick Youth Center John Howe DeShaw

McCabe Addresses Underwriters on Business Insurance

Thomas C. McCabe, Troy attorney and Signal College faculty member, spoke to the Troy Cohoes Life Underwriters Association at Van Schaick Island Country Club. He emphasized life insurance in partnerships and for key men, with Harold Fleck and Ralph Sheldon among attendees and a John Hancock manager presiding.

Thomas C. McCabe Troy Signal College Troy-Cohoes van ‘Schaick Island Country Club McCabe Harold Fleck New York State Association State Association Ralph Sheldon The Travelers Insurance Co John Denover John Hancock Co

Sycaway Society to Host Square Dance and Christmas Party

The Altar-Rosary Society of Our Lady of Victory Church will conduct a square dance Thursday evening at the clubhouse. Leaders discussed the annual Christmas party planned for the December monthly meeting on December 4.

Our’ Lady of Victory Church

Fathers Night Planned by Parent-Teacher Association

The Parent-Teacher Association of School 15 will observe Fathers Night tomorrow evening at the school. Plans were made at this week’s executive board meeting. A skit will be chaired by Edward Slosek with James Foley directing. Refreshments will be served after the show by the fifth grade mothers.

Parent-Teacher Association of School Edward Slosek James Foley

Symposium speaker death note? Brooks to speak at UNH

Robert R. Brooks of Williams College will participate in a symposium on The National Economy in War Mobilization at the University of New Hampshire in Durham. The event runs today and tomorrow with Brooks listed as a participant.

Robert R. BR. Brooks Williams College University of New Hampshire Durham

County Receives State Funds in 1951-52 Quarter

Rensselaer County communities receive 176387.90 of a total 20871880 distributed by New York State for the third quarter of the 1951-52 fiscal year. City shares include New York City 12560447 and upstate Erie County 1306339. Troy 118633 and Rensselaer 18172. Village and town allocations list specific sender towns such as Berlin 1244.98 Brunswick 4363. a4 East Greenbush 4038.123 Graf ton 731 Hoosick 5254.08 Nassau 1848.82 North Greenbush 2860.41 Petersburg 798.72 Pittstown 2210.76 Poestenkill 1253.23 Sand Lake 2208.10 Schaghticoke 2880.83 Schodack 4283.92 Stephentown 1010.20.

Rensselaer County New York State State Comptroller J. Raymond Me Albany New York City Erié County Troy Berlin Brunswick Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Nassau North Greenbush Petersburg Pittstown

Vets Entitled To Further Training

Veterans of World War II who returned to active duty and were disabled after the Korea outbreak may receive vocational training. The Veterans Administration said the provision for additional training was included in legislation approved last month. It authorizes service connected veterans with disabilities suffered after June 27 1950 to take training if they need it to overcome the handicap of those disabilities.

Washington Korea

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