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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1945
Page
8
Miss Joan Brown and her teacher Gertruda B. Mapp present a program of song at a tea recital Sunday at 5. The event features the pupil performing under the instruction of Mapp in a refined social setting.
Milas Brown, a pupil from Mrs Happ's Mechanicville studio, presents a program including Hoffmann and Schubert pieces. Margaret Camfield of Mechanicville acts as host for the afternoon, with Florence Haynor and Tharexo Holland Amann presiding at the tea table.
The Ronseelaer County Agricultural Defense Committee funds the Curt B Ladd Memorial Scholarship to aid farm boys and girls. An endowment goal of $100,000 would yield twenty $200 scholarships annually. Open to all four year and wartime curricula, selection prioritizes financial need, leadership potential, and academics. Local farmers urged to subscribe. sponsoring and partnering groups listed.
At Henry Grady desk two guests named Hopper and two named Kinney create a tangle. Lt Lois Hopper and Mr Kinney each claim rooms with different companions from St Louis Birmingham and New Orleans respectively. The clerk sorts through four reservations to assign two doubles.
Center Brunswick Key and Jon A Lavender will speak Sunday at 1 pm on The Danger of Prejudices. The choir will render special music. The church unit will meet at 7 14 pm with Miss H Wilcox, superintendent, in charge. The pastor and family expect to move into parsonage soon. Choir rehearsal tonight.
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Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford J. Fletcher warns New York motorists to prepare for dangerous winter driving with higher accident rates. He urges a winter inventory and safety checklist including brakes, lights, wipers, defrosters, electrical and cooling systems, and exhaust. Skidding and low visibility drive crashes. use chains on ice and drive cautiously in sleet snow or ice.
Historic Cavite Base shifts from ship hosting to air operations as AG 7 New Air Service Station Cavite Philippines launches. The base, once central to naval power in the Philippines, becomes a hub for the Naval Air Transport service extending across the Pacific from San Francisco.
Pownal Sgt Marcus Gardner completes a twelve day furlough with family and friends and returns to Fort Belvoir Virginia with his wife Beulah Bump and their baby Jane They will occupy an apartment on the fort Clarence Rhoades Jr of Bennington and Mrs John Ryan with son Jacke visit from Bennington at their former home Mr and Mrs Fred Ryan also host. Pte Thomas Pratt ends two years of service in Evrops.
Cossaguna Ars Martha A Mutlen returned home after spending the last ten months with Mary Hastings in Saloa. Mrs Cora Wilkinson returned to Shushan after a week here with friends.
Public health note urges dryness to prevent athlete's foot as fungi thrive in damp conditions. Recommends Allen’s Foot Ease powder to keep feet dry, absorb moisture between toes, and combat odor. Advises consulting a druggist for treatment.
William E. Cullinan Jr. director of New York State Bureau of Aviation was named to a three member military affairs committee of the National Association of State Aviation Officials. The appointment enables state and national participation in civil use planning for military airports surplus after World War I. Commissioner Catherwood said surplus airports and equipment should be made available for peaceful civil aviation as quickly as possible.
Russian exhibits organized by the National Council of American Soviet Friendship will tour the United States, featuring more than 100 integrated panels explaining how the Soviet Union’s 16 republics form one nation. The exhibit will travel to Manhattan’s American Museum of Natural History.
Newtonville Arklorenzo Warhet, visiting his in laws Mr and Mrs Oscar Krahat of Mt Rainier Md, has returned. Pleasant Ward Class of the Methodist Church served a Dairyman's League dinner in the dining room Monday chaired by Mrs Howard Lansing. Mr and Mrs Ernest Christie hosted Mr and Mrs Arthur McWhorter and family and Mr and Mrs James Coulter of Cambridge for Mr McWhorter's birthday anniversary. The Young Women's Interest Group will meet Monday evening at Mrs Carlson's home hosted by Mrs Hawy Colson. Mrs M Scholten of Shaker Road will entertain the Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church Monday evening at her home. Mr and Mrs Edwin Schneider of Covington Ind are visiting Mrs Schneider's parents Mr and Mrs Dwellie Onderdonk.
Johnsonville and Syracuse resident Joseph Ryan spent the weekend with relatives here. Kenneth Salisbury, just discharged from the Army, has arrived home. Howard Akin, recently discharged from the Navy, is visiting his sister Mrs Willett Hunt and family. Mr and Mrs Nelson Ashdown from Schenectady spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Barton. Miss Geraldine Barton attended the wedding Saturday of her classmate Miss Isa Iridman of Amsterdam.
A large group of civilians from the area received honorable discharges from multiple military branches per separation center records. Names span Trojans and WAC members with addresses listed, including many in Navy, Army, and local towns such as Lido Beach, Glen Falls, Waterford, and Saratoga Springs, reflecting a broad regional release.
The women of the Methodist Church plan a clam chowder supper and a sale of useful and fancy articles at the Town Hall on Thursday. Mrs Nell Madigan hosted the Five Hundred Club on Monday evening with prizes awarded to participants.
Agnad Madigan Ruth Stevens and moving to Johnsonville to the Burtio Stover house purchased from the Byam Glutenge Miwon family, sisters involved.
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