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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1943

Page

12

Local 4-H Officers Elected at Mechanville Meeting

Mechanicville Tharrow Hill 4-H Club elected Thomas E. Rysha as president and Peat R. Fitch as vice president. Natale E Murray became secretary, Thelma J. Osborn treasurer, Rita J. Osborn recreational leader, and Martha Jean Murray as reporter. Also noted a poultry talk and refreshments. Police and civic notices followed with honor roll plans and a Civilian Protection School presiding by Walter J. File at Union College.

Tharrow Hill Thomas E. Rysha Peat R. Fitch Natale E Murray Thelma J. Osborn Rita J. Osborn Martha Jean Murray Douglas C . Deuel Saratoga County South Main Street Ede Parsons Rosalie DeWitt Teephone Walter J. File Cnet Wer Union College Schenectady Dixon Ryan Fos

POSLAM promising relief for eczema in past 37 years

The ad touts POSLAM as a fast relief for eczema and external skin irritations. It claims an iron clad moneyback guarantee and outlines active ingredients that soothe and cool the skin while healing naturally. The promotion notes 18,000,000 boxes sold over 37 years and urges readers to ask for POSLAM from druggists for 50 cents.

Drugeasts

Suggestion Acts Best Specialist On Foods Finds

Pittsburg reports William M. Walsh leads War Food Administration efforts in the area with 13 investigators enforcing food orders across ten Western Pennsylvania counties. The strategy relies on persuasion over force to keep milk and other supplies flowing, aided by leaflets clarifying orders to curb waste and ease public resistance.

Pittsburg SNS Uncle Sam William M. Walsh War Food Administration Walsh Pennsylvania

Leaflet Drive Eases Dairies and Grocers Trade Woes

Explanatory leaflets calmed tensions as dairies paid for leaflets and grocers protested consignment selling of bread. Vedioa vaset deposit on all bottles cuts dairy costs by thousands monthly and roughly halves bottle spending. Observing the mill order may render rationing unnecessary.

Novena and Benediction at Beman Park and St Pauls Church

A regular novena will be held today at 7 30 pm followed by the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at St Paul the Apostles Church. Members of the Church of Christ Disciples will join Memorial Methodist Oakwood Presbyterian and Ninth Presbyterian at the Ninth Church for a Thanksgiving service with Rev David Livingstone as speaker and Dr Leigh Diefenders as guest speaker.

St Paul's Church Philip Raymond Noonan John Noonan Leo F. Watt Gertrude Marie Noonan Park Avenue May Sanders Canal Arthur Marocco Gus DeStefano Arthur Couson Charles Gargano Samuel Federco Willam Custer John Izzo Francis Exhardt John DePaul Henry Catrone Wesley Sweet Anthony Lupo Zulie Costanzo Robert Sarle Early Coffey Anthony Jacobetli Edward DetCelie Bernard Dyer Joseph Jackson Anthony de Jano Patrick DePaul Steve Roman Abe Fivel Mark Fusco John Maetone Earl Capetta James Hutchison Fred Cavoattea Earl Hyatt Joseph Gilheany Joseph Ssykes Harold Benham Sinngle Columbia Club Triple Fantauzz American Legion Department of New York Fred H. Clark Southwest Pacific Legion Home South Central Avenue Legions John Garland William HH McMann Clinton P Monty Joseph Dillon Ladies Mae Connor Emme Garland Agnes Dillion Joseph F. Dillon Daniel J. Holohan Memorial Baptist Church St. Paul the Apostle’s Church Church of Christ, Disciples Kmuisuay Éu Ai Church of Christ, Tnsciples Memorial Methodist Oakwood Presbyterian Ninth Presbyterian Church David J. Livingstone Leigh Diefenders

Will Leaves 25000 For Book On Judaism In Minneapolis

Solomon Bubrick of Minneapolis leaves nearly 25000 for a book, poem, play, or essay on Judaism and a similar award for the greatest deed on behalf of the Jewish people if his probate court approves his will. Bubrick died last month, leaving an estate valued at 4500 in real estate and 50000 in personal property. The will, examined on the eve of Yom Kippur, leaves 1000 to each of several beneficiaries.

Minneapolis Minn Solomon Bubrick

Bequest To Family Members in Argentina Remains Noted

The will provisions name a brother Joshua Bublick and four children of a deceased sister living in Buenos Aires as beneficiaries. A nephew in Santa Fe, Argentina, receives a similar bequest, highlighting cross country family bequests within the estate.

Joshua Bublick Buenos Aires Santa Fe Argentina

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