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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
6
Samet W. McCochrane, president of the Troy Chamber of Commerce and former Troy Rotary president, spoke at the Mechanicville Roargee meeting held Wednesday at Memorial. The remarks touched on service, opportunities, and community programs.
Star welter Tony Jaume, one of the era’s best, meets Al Gillette in New York on WTRY 989 at 8 p.m. Jaume has delivered two sensational showings that have fans on their feet, while Gillette remains a rough matchup. The broadcast promotes Gillette shaving products and highlights community civic notes and local talks from Army members and school officials.
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service join in unveiling a new service plaque donated to the First Methodist Church. Invitations are sent to families of those who entered the service and to Cold Star mothers. Also noted are a postwar reunion and a recent school parent teacher association membership drive surpassing ninety members and led by Mrs. Earl Campbell.
Poucher and Mrs John Maloney note St Luke s Episcopal Church Men s Club will host a bean supper at the church fair and bazaar on Thursday evening. First Presbyterian Church Men s Club resumes meetings after summer on Monday Nov 5 at 6 30 pm with James A Dibblee Mont Pleasant High School principal as guest speaker. A delegation from First Methodist Church attended the Woman s Society Institute in Fifty Church Albany Tuesday including Mrs Glady s Moseean Mrs Edward Cockingham Miss Kath rine Cockingham Mrs Franz E Moak and Mrs Kirtland Kenyon.
A reader letter discusses English pronunciation and stress patterns for words ending in ary and ery. It cites Webster's and authorities noting traditional American stress on the next-to-last syllable and argues against bending to perceived trends in diction and teaching.
Main Office Hudson New York lists phone 1313 of 3777 Albany and phone 40795 or 54781 for inquiries. The record records regional office contact points with limited detail.
A damaged excerpt invites readers to request a pamphlet titled CLICHES via stamped self addressed envelopes to Prank Colby. The text mentions Ferritary Writers and English students and references awkward phrases and writing advice in a reflective, advisory tone.
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