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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1943

Page

4

Woman's Club Meets Guest Dr H W Hastings At Troy

The Troy Woman's Club opens its season with Dr H W Hastings head of English at New York State College for Teachers as guest speaker tomorrow at 2 15 PM in clubrooms. Hastings discusses Some Recent Books covering works by Dos Passos Lewis and Marquand.

H. W. Hastings New York State College For Teachers Troy Woman's Club Hastings Dos Passos Lewis and Marquand Brown Harvard Raymond K. Meixsell Clarence R. Derrick Harold H. Tice

Whitehall Couple Wed in Church

The marriage of Miss Clare G. Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Walker of Whitehall and Corp Marc Rocque of Fort Jackson son of Mrs Ford Rocque also of Whitehall occurred Saturday morning at Notre Dame des Victoires Church Whitehall. Rev Joseph Pelletier officiated with attendants John F.E. McLaughlin Watervliet and Leo Rosque Whitehall. The bride wore gold wool gabardine with white rose corsage. After a reception at the bride’s parents home the couple left for a Montreal wedding trip. Both attended Whitehall High School and the bride had worked at Montgomery Ward. Area Students in Art Club new Philokalians members include Jeanne Schwarz Troy Suzanne Howard Albany and other local students.

Clare G. Walker Guy Walker Whitehall and Corp Marc Rocque Fort Jackson 5. C Ford Rocque Whitehall Notre Dame Des Victoires Joseph Pelletier S. John FE. McLaughlin Watervliet Leo Rosque Eimoma Willard School The Philokalians Jeanne Schwarz Troy Suzanne Howard Albany Cynthia Brophy Susan Francis Joanne Woodhouse Alice Crawford Cohoes

Watervliet Couple Announce Engagement of Gloria Whited

Mr and Mrs Clarence Whited of 22 Eighteenth Street Watervliet announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Marie Whited to Charles George Richenecker son of Mr and Mrs George Richenecker of this city Miss Whited attended Watervliet High School and is employed by Montgomery Ward Co Mr Richenecker is a Navy third class boatswains mate stationed at Sampson Naval Training Station The wedding will take place in the near future

Clarence Whited Eighteenth Street Watervliet Gloria Marie Whited Charles George Richenecker George Richenecker Miss Whited Watervliet High Montgomery Ward Co Birchenecker Naval Training Station Sampson

Auxiliary Installs Newly Elected Officers

Charles Waldron unit of the American Legion Auxiliary in Schaghticoke elected officers Saturday evening. Officers named include Mrs Chandler Whyland president Mrs Charles Connolly first vice president Miss Loretta Conley second vice president Mrs Mary L Van Buren chaplain Mrs Adelaide L Phillips secretary Mrs Alice Sample treasurer and Mrs Mary Sicom sergeant at arms Installing officer was Mrs Anna Chubb past president Refreshments followed. next meeting set for November 13 The Presbyterian Home Association Ladies Board of Managers will hold its annual retention and food sale on Tuesday November 16 with Mrs E L Hodgkins as general chairman.

Charles Waldron American Legion Auxiliary Schaghticoke Chandler Whyland Charles Connolly Loretta Conley Mary L. van Buren Adelaide L. Phillips Alice Sampie Mary Siocum Anna Chubb Ladies’ Board of Managers The Presbyterian Home Association E. L Hodgkins

Local social notes cover weddings and guests in Newburg area

Lyons family hosts relatives from Newburg and Eagle Mills while Rev. John J. Harney visits Hyde Park. Mary Louise Coffey and Thomas Powers Clinton wed, with Marjorie Francis hosting a shower for Martha Gillespie ahead of her marriage to Lieut. Charles Lee Trigg. Isabel Curry wed Richard Welton Tuttle at the Contemporary Club in White Plains. they plan to reside in Wallingford.

John J. Harney St. Regina's Church Hyde Park Duchess County Harry E. Clinton Tibbits Avenue Mary Louise Coffey Thomas Powers Clinton Marjorie Francis Martha Gillespie Charles Lee Trigg Miss Gillespie Gertrude M. Moore Miss Moore Caldwell

Miss Ryan To Be Bride

Miss Betty M. Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Ryan of 450 Eighth Street, and Sergeant Raymond A. Currier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Currier of 61 Middle Street, Waterford, announce their engagement. Miss Ryan is a Catholic Central High School and Troy Business College graduate, employed by Railway Express Agency in Troy. Sergeant Currier, Waterford High School graduate, attended Troy Business College and is stationed at AP Hill in Virginia. The wedding will take place in

Mary A. Ryan Eighth Street Betty M. Ryan Sergi Raymond A. Currier Eugene Currier Middle Street Waterford Miss Ryan Catholic Central High School Troy Business College Railway Express Agency, Inc Troy Sergeant Currier Waterford High School P. Hill Virginia

Local Residents Share News From Home and Abroad

Personal notes report Katherine Barker returning from Ballston Spa after a weekend with her parents at 114th Street and Third Avenue. Pfc Harry E. McClure Jr arrives in India, per H. C. McClure family at 3023 Seventh Avenue. Mrs James Williamson and Bliss Rachel Ryen return from New York trip with friends from Whitehall. Lieut Abbott J. Jones U S N R and Mrs Jones depart for Seattle after visiting Mrs Marcus Jones of 70 Ferry Street. John B. Weinhauer and son J Brooks Weinhauer return to Tampa where Lt. Weinhauer serves as a chemical warfare instructor.

Katherine Barker 114Th Street Third Avenue Ballston Spa H. C. McClure Seventh Avenue Harry E. McClure, Jr India James Williamson First Avenue Bliss Rachel Ryen Fifth Avenue Watervliet New York Whitehall Abbott John B. Weinhauer J. Brooks Weinhauer

Economics Group Luncheon In Troy Features Wartime Food Talk

The Home Economics Division of the Troy Woman's Club holds a luncheon on Tuesday October 19 at 1 p.m. with Miss Alice J. Kirk of Russell Sage College as guest speaker on Food in Wartime and in Peace. Reservations available at the next club meeting. A separate shower honors Miss Irene Stanley of Averill Park, fiancé Frank T. Maguire, with twenty guests, yellow decorations, and refreshments.

Home Economics Troy Woman's Club Alexander K. White William H. McShane Cochairman Alice J. Kirk Russell Sage College Edna_Ingalls William Green Alma L. Liss H. F. Misk Thomas Maguire Irwin Link Averill Park Highland Avenue Irene Stanley Frank T. Maguire

Cohoes Girl Married in St Peters and St Pauls Church

Miss Mary Stasko and Pvt John Edward Diviney were married at St Peter's and St Paul's Church, Cohoes with Rev. Michael Martinuk officiating. The bride of Cohoes High School graduate wore white satin. reception followed at Ukrainian Hall. out-of-town guests from New Jersey and New York City attended.

Mary Stasko Charles Stasko Manor Avenue Cohoes John Edward Diviney Alice Diviney Vanderwerken Avenue Northside St. Peter's St Paul's Church Michael Martinuk Kay Stasko Martha Sperthiaume Leonard Dziamba John Green Miss Berthiaume Cluetti Peabody and Co., Inc Cohoes High School Diviney Fort Meyer Waterford High School Points North New Jersey New York City

Washing Walls Good As New Decorations

Autumn brings housecleaning thoughts as civilian goods are curtailed for war needs. Wash walls and woodwork to restore beauty, using soap jelly and rags, starting bottom up to avoid streaks, with ceilings washed before walls if painted. This time consuming task boosts home morale.

Safety Rules for Use of Ladders

More and more women act as the handy person at home while doctors join the armed services. The U S Department of Labor offers five safety rules to guard against ladder accidents as ladders are used for summer tasks. Keep tools off ladder tops. place ladders on solid backgrounds. foot distance from wall equals one quarter ladder length. face the ladder and use both hands when climbing. use only ladders in good repair with no missing or broken rungs.

Armed Services U. S. Department of Labor

Taut Sheet Makes For Better Rest

Instructional note on improving sleep quality for workers in hard labor jobs through taut sheets and snug pillow cases. Emphasizes clean bedding, proper sheet tension, and a cooling, comfortable sleep environment for better rest.

Wedding Dresses For Later Wear

The piece advises choosing a wedding gown that can be reused or repurposed. It notes that usable styles let the dress become a negligee, dinner dress, or be dyed for future wear. Satin is suggested for smart winter wear and converting into a Sunday dress.

Fall Accessories Highlight Hats and Fur Styles

Accessories dominate the season with triangle scarfs in bright hues and leaf edged sequins worn over fur coats. Muffs bags and beaded chokers join gloves and a new little miss milkmaid silhouette with a high crown. Berets gather at the crown and forward to complement fur hats, while inspiration from Chinese designs shapes many hats. A note warns castle bean weed, or blodder pod, harms livestock and should be mowed to stop seed spread.

Miss Milkmaid Charlotte Corady

Why Housewives Have Taken on Extra Jobs

A reflective piece on how wartime life shifted homemakers to take on added work both at home and outside. It lists questions comparing past social duties such as door-to-door sales, bridge luncheons, long parties, and visits, with current demands like chauffeuring, errands, and window shopping, illustrating lifestyle changes driven by the war.

Agi Joneses

Glen Cook Fills State Association Position

Utica judge John Walsh was elected president of the New York State Association of Magistrates at the 34th annual conference. Court officials discussed legislative changes, including altering town salary votes, reducing land posting distances, and limiting gun penalties to the carrier.

John Walsh Utica New York

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