Hoosick Grange Plans Thanksgiving Program Tomorrow
Hoosick Falls Grange will stage a Thanksgiving themed program at AH Sants Parish Hall Hoosick tomorrow night. The outline includes three true stories of Thanksgiving a saxophone solo by Cortland Cottrell and a recreational member arranged and conducted by Miss Elizabeth Carr. After the meeting the Grange orchestra will provide music for dancing during the social period.
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Hoosick Grange
AH Sants
Hoosick
Cortland Cottrell
Elizabeth Carr
Grange Orchestra
Petersons Ointment Relieves Piles Quickly
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on piles remedies while Petersons Ointment provides fast relief from itching and pain. It costs 35 cents per tube with applicator and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Adv
Story Hour at Cheney Public Library Highlights Attendance
Thirty children attended the Saturday story hour at Cheney Public Library where Mrs Dorothy Niles read tales. Upcoming session led by Mrs George Bordeaux. Other items include a Hiwanis Club address by Gerald L. Reynolds on The Work of the Boy Scouts and local notices of obituaries, public notices, and a mayoral theater aid in Zanesville.
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Cheney Public Library
Dorothy Niles
George Bordeaux
Hiwanis
Gerald L. Reynolds
Mohican Council
Bo Scouts of America
Hoosick Falls Hiwanis Club
Boy Scouts
Reynolds
Stimson
Charles R .Clark
Cambrdge
Walt’'s Market
Spos Ao
Clark
Chandler Lamerton Stevens
Carl W. Stevens
Chicago
Hoosick Falls
Naval Air Trainnung Center
Corpus Christi
Tex
U. S. Marine Corps
Church of the Immaculate Conception
George C Egan
U. S
Phyllis White
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father Egan
James Seward
Michael Seward
John Behan
Thomas Hiland
Henry Hanselman
Mrs Cipperly moves to Troy for winter
Petersburg note records Mrs Frank Cipperly relocating to Troy for the winter. The deer shot on opening day of hunting season was by Earl Haynes. Miss Priscilla Porter of Venute Creek visited Miss Jane Sawyer over the weekend. The annual union Thanksgiving service will be at the Baptist Church tomorrow night at 8. About $14 was raised at Friday’s game party and square dance in School District 4.
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Frank Cipperly
Troy
Earl Haynes
Priscilla Porter
Venute
Creek
Jane Sawyer
Union
Baptist Church
Local Folks News and Military Family Notes
Brookman of Pittsfield returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Almon Church. Pvt. Richard Weaver of the U S Army is on furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weaver, after completing basic training at Parris Island. Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church runs a toy salvage program encouraging donations of repairable toys for the Christmas toy drive led by Robert Bierwith and Williams.
General Drum To Review Regiment In New York State Guard
Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum will review and inspect the Second Regiment at Troy Armory on December 20 in a public affair. A dinner for high ranking officers will precede the review, with Brig. Gen. Bernard Kearney and staff expected to attend both events.
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Hugh A. Drum
New York State Guard
Troy
Lester C. Higbee
Higbee
University Club
New York
Drum
Mishard C. Patterson
Schenectady
Mohawk Golf Club
Bernard Kearney
State Guard
Weg
Japanese Doctor Heads International Peace Hospital
A Japanese doctor, Dr Matui, named head of the International Peace Hospital in Southeast Shansi, one of four hospitals aided by the China Aid Council of United China Relief. He was among fifty Japanese prisoners captured by Chinese guerrillas in 1541 and was later taken for questioning.
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New York
International Peace Hospital
Shansi
China Aid Council
United China Relief
Matui
Prisoners Aid In Intelligence Work In Guerrilla Areas
A report notes Japanese prisoners in the northwest guerrilla region aiding the intelligence service. They volunteers question new prisoners translate captured documents and author propaganda leaflets for distribution among Japanese troops. Complete freedom of movement is allowed to them.
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Appon Wment
Northwest
Northwest Intelligence Service
Distinctive Japanese Labels Mark Some Chinese Camp Members
In period notes, certain individuals are described by sewn-on jackets reading Japanese accepted in China. These figures are noted as better clothed and fed than their counterparts in the northwest, and they reportedly run their own onboard sports programs.
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China
Northwest
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