Home Bureau Collecting Gifts for Service Men
Christmas party at Betts Corners Eagle Mills Home Bureau planned for December 22 will collect gifts for service members to be distributed at the Troy USO Lounge. The event starts at 7 a.m. and will be hosted by Mrs. Raymond Robb in Eagle Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Corners-Eagie - Mills
Edward H. Pattison
Brunswick
Troy Uso
Birs
Raymond Robb
Eagle AR
Arthur EL Shaver
U. Soc A
Mra Pattison
Severa
Bérs/ Shaver
Eagie Mills
Christmas Mail Starts In November Campaign Response
Postmaster General Frank Walker cites wartime conditions and manpower shortages as why the public should mail Christmas packages in November. He notes 50,000 experienced workers in the armed services and 300,000 railroad staff away, urging rapid early mailing to ensure timely delivery for 70 million parcels. Do not open until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastottics i Department
Troy Post-i Ofice
Beens
Frank M. Collins
Posumaser -Geneny
Frank Walker
Postal Service
Perattic
Stag
Jury Questions Former Senator in Albany Grand Inquiry
Former State Senator Thomas Sheridan of New York City testified before an extraordinary grand jury in Albany as Special Prosecutor Hirany C. Todd continued the inquiry into legislative spending and race track matters. A witness named Mrs. Mary Phillipson of Brooklyn, a former research clerk for Assembly Minority Leader Irwin D. Steingut, was identified. Moran, a former assemblyman, had been convicted of bribery in the Tasteab investigation scandal in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘. Sheridan
New York City
Albany
Hirany C. Todd
Sheridan
Democratic Senate
John J. Dunnigan
Buffalo Trowing Association
Todd
Mary Phillipson
Brooklyn
Democratic Assembly
Irwin D.steingut
Edward D. Moran
New York
Moran
Tasteab
November Business Girls of Memorial Methodist Plan Bazaar
The November meeting of the Business Girls of Memorial Methodist Church met at Mrs. Walter Cantwell’s home. Doro ugh McCabe chaired. They planned a gift booth for the November 30 bazaar, set pricing, and organized afternoon, supper hour, and evening sales. Several members and guests, plus home bureau luncheon plans, were noted along with other church events.
Eastern Star Meeting In Troy Temple With Officers
Eastern Star to meet Bethlehem Star Chapter at 8 pm in the Troy Masonic Temple presided by Mrs Edna Willetts and Olver E Anderson A class of candidates will be initiated with participating officers in white The social will follow under Mrs Hester Mander India has 38 cities with populations over 100 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Bethlehem Star
Troy Masonic Temple
Edna Willetts
Olver E. Anderson
Worthy Patton
Hester Mander
Retailers Face Postwar Selling Challenge in Albany
Merchants at Albany meeting urged domestication of postwar demand and faster reestablishment of consumer buying. Speakers including Lieut. Gov. HAckley and officials from Abraham & Straus pushed plans for full employment and preservation of the free enterprise system as a starting point for postwar commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Sealife
General Electric Co
Anailaas
State Council of Bergzit
Albany
Etait Merchants Bureau
Tear Charter of Commerce
Beatie
Isell
Doe R. Hacley
Steste
Frank Moore
Heeneh C. Rick “Fond
Abraham & Strais
Brooklyn
Ipuse
Logeth Moore
Richmond
Harold M. Hech
Buffalo
John C. Watson
Organization elects officers and directors in annual meeting
Organization's counsel as president and other officers elected include Charles C. Cooney of Syracuse as director. Louis W. Johnson of Rochester chairs, with Fred Bizelow Jamesown Barry Y. Iezard Elimira and Watson Wassenger Middletown. James Hastings Schenectady named vice president, Arbur DiRomamo Newburg secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles.c. Cooney
Syracuse
Rochester
Fred Bizelow
Jamesown
Barry Y. Iezard
Elimira
Watson Wassenger
Middletown
James Hastings
Scherec
Tady
Arbur DiRomamo
Newburg
Treagerer
Lodges Confer Third Degree at Masonic Temple Meeting
Members of Zion Lodge and nearby lodge confer the third degree for a class of candidates at the Masonic Temple. Alfred W. Webern presided as master with officers directing the ceremony and a business session following the degree work. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetusmex Lotge
Lensingturga Masonic Temple
Sonay
Mr. Zion Lodge
Yroy Masonic Temple
Alfred W. Webern
Parent Teacher Unit Presents Awards at Whipple School
The Whipple School second grade teacher Miss Helen Saunthers received an attendance honor from the Parent-Teacher Association. The meeting featured remarks by Henry Wo. Trested of Tre Bereid Newspapers and commentary by Ernest Wi Ressele, news editor of WARY, with Sommers and Imanezes from the American Theater also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Saunthers
Whipple
Mina Area
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry Wo. Trested
Tre Bereid
Editerial ‘Stats Ses Sommers
Imanezes
American Theater
Ernest Wi Ressele
WARY
Mislicensed sails on social tour under Culver oversight
A vague fragment notes a social tour in charge of Mire Veron Culver and references a mislicensed sail. Details are unclear but imply a sanctioned event with management by Culver and concerns about licensing.
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Deliciole
Memimeniene
Drug and
Odell
the Odell! Company
Jac
Newark
Funny
Walter G. Calhoun
South Lake Avenue
Waterford
Joseph Lynch
Joseph
Stephen
Detroit,Mich
Troy Ag
Lynch
Walter Colehamer
Carrie Colehamer
Cooper Avenue
Fidelity
Memorial Church House
Marie Cooper
Bessie Miller
Fatere
Bern
India
Review
Williams
Tbs
Parent-Teacher Unit
Bonat Life Oil
Owith
Carla
Modernella Beauty Salon
Broadway
Flor
Tokyo
Troy
Tas Tett
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