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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1944

Page

15

Convent Honors Chaplain in Navy

A certificate of appreciation from the Convent of the Good Shepherd honors Chaplain Lieut. William M. Stesin for duty with the United States Navy. Father Stayin served as chaplain and teacher at Pelletier High School and was active in auxiliary work. a letter from naval authorities was read at the ceremony.

Convent of the Good Shepherd Jeg Father Stayin Pelletier High School

Victory Mounted Patrol stages first annual horse show

At the Troy Riding Club grounds the Victory Mounted Patrol held its first annual horse show with 609 spectators. Bart Sutton of Miles City presented roping and Texas rancher Tex Sants performed with his horse Eight Ball. Multiple classes listed winners and participants including Carolyn Taylor, Gerry Boswell, Pat Whitehurst, and Gail Whitehurst with numerous horses named such as My Play Boy and Pepper Pot.

Victory Mounted Patrol Troy Riding Club Bart Sutton Miles City Mont Oper Tex Sants San Angelo Tes Smith Squaw Circle E Goldie Farview Farms Clit Gstewood Arline Breach Carolyn Taylor Bred Sober Gerry Boswell Edward Brows Birk Gail Whitehursy Capt Donald Suliman John Taylor Pat Whitehursy Crawford Yetro Vo Oo P Ed Brown William Weatherwax TOMPL Pat Whitehurst Leon Countmacke Sarah Magill John Gilmore Shirley Waugh Nogica Peaper Sam Beano Squirrel Baron Southern Flash Aloha Lulte Bis Queen Gibert Play Esq Gail Boswell Royal Eclipse Feathers Rusty Elsa Jad~ma Queen Gilbert Black Bird Fred Whitemar Jerry Boswell Lady In Red Valley View Amber Bird Flash Play Boy Stepinfetchit Play Girl Little Bit Southern Flash Queen Scepter Pepper Pot Star Dust Samant Mounted Patrol Sergi Victor Ucearre Frank Fonda Henry M. Ferguson Second Service Command John J. Demers

Horse show results and local notices from Fort Ann

Stepinfetchit and others placed in horse show events while judges, ringmaster, and inspectors are named. A church wedding sale of Miss Kathryn Hebert to Louis Archambault is set. noted injuries of Frs. Henry Gurney in France. obituaries for Mrs. Julie Blazo and Fort Ann residents with survivor details.

Stepinfetchit Beby Black Diamond Prince Pal Princess Tony Rusty Queen Gilbert Black Bird Cinderella Aan Chippendale Sam Henry Ferguson Ace Walsh Thomas Coyle Samuel M. Purzone Boston Kathryn Hebert Fred Whitehall Igster Louis Archambault Louis Archamb Daule West Street Church of Notre Dame Des Victoire Joseph H. Pelletier Henry Gurney Queen Street Frs England France Gurney Airs Julie Biazo Gesper Raine Claude V. Winch Fort Ann Blazo Haine Bellamy Street Herbert Benton Luteinda White Bessie Rathbun

Local Service Notes and Military Updates

Officers and local residents receive updates from the war front and community events. Captain Gordon Foote receives the Purple Heart for chest injuries in Europe and hospital care lasted six weeks. Ensign Adrian Rowman returns from Officers’ Training School and heads to Australia for a new assignment while Edward J. Williams completes primary training at Dorr Field. Community bridge party hosts include Mrs. Vanderwerker and Miss Barker with several attendees. A Rural Charity Club meeting features 300-point games and awards for Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Dunbar, and Mrs. Brown. A. D. Bartholomew Sr. is named third vice president of the Washington County Historical Association.

James Fortina U.S. Marines San Francisco Cal Gordon Foote Harold Foote Rock Avenue Edward J. Willams James Williams Williams Street Dorr Field Eastern Firing Command Fennwick, Vanderwerker Poultney Street Marion Barker Helen Callahan Elodie Giles Harriet Vermer Edna. Kilmer Frank Brown Carl Cutter A. D. Bartholomew Washington County Historical Association Bartholomew Washington County

Memorial Methodist Church Ladies Meet Today

Memorial Methodist Church will hold a 3 pm meeting today at the home of Mrs. William Patton 49 Renkin Avenue with Mrs. Jon a Miler and others assisting. Officers will plan the fall tinkey supper and the rummage sale and box project. Junior and youth choirs rehearse at 6 30 pm. Midweek prayer resumes at 7 45 pm.

Mra A. Blecknes Scert Lindgren David Jr. Livingstone Memorial Church House

Troy Knights To Initiate Class Today

Troy Council No 174 will initiate a large class of candidates for membership in the order this afternoon at 2 25 pm in the hall. Regular officers lead the teirsr degree with a preliminary meeting and district deputy Edward Hef fers and staff will represent. Rev Eamernd J Burrs will address the group after the ceremony and a buffet lunch will follow.

Troy Edward Heffers

Five Die in Weekend Series of Accidents Across Western Areas

Reported over the weekend in Western states are five fatalities. Robert Gooding, 4, of Cleots, drowned after a pier collapsed into Lake Oxtariy. Roy Avechi, 16, of Fort fast, died while attempting to rescue Gooding. Mrs. Helen Holder, 3, of Bufato, capsized when her sailboat overturned on Lake Erie. Judith Ann Neddy, 5, Buffalo, was struck by a car on Nisgaca Bsds. Michael Bari Jari, 29, Buffalo, died when a stone fragment struck him during sewer project blasting.备注 Tomato plants were first cultivated in Europe on the coast of Spain and Portugal about 1535.

Butteto Opa P Setsols M. Yors Lackbort Robert Gooding Cleots Lake Oxtariy Roy Avechi Feort Gooding Helen Holder Bufato Wing Lake Erie Judith Ann Neddy Buffalo Nisgaca Bsds Michzel Bari Jari

Postwar Market Sighted in Industry Demand

The Dairy men's League Cooperative Association president Fred H. Sexaves in New York reported a potential postwar market for industry products totaling about 11.4 million dollars. The Whipple Group executive board met to review the upcoming general meeting scheduled for Monday, October 26.

Fred HH. Sexaves Dairymen's League Cooperative Assection New York Whipple Group Whippie School Parellom Mondat Oec

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