Youth Fellowship leaders installed at Methodist Church
The officers of the Youth Fellowship at the First Methodist Church were installed for the term. Inducted were Ethel Angle president Shirley Sibley first vice president Martha Virginia Lane second vice president Betty Hurd third vice president William Brownell fourth vice president Robert Howland secretary Sylvia Russell treasurer and Frances Brownell pianist. Rationing registration scheduled at Hemstreet Park School tomorrow Thursday and Friday from 1 to 6 30 p.m. An audience of about 150 welcomed Rev. George B. Gilbert of Middletown Conn at First Presbyterian Church. He spoke on A Cheerful Heart Is a Good Medicine. A benefit show This Is the Army at the State Theater proceeds to Army Emergency Relief Fund. Mayor Homer Eckerson will speak and the High School Band will play. Miss Adeline Luther hosted a shower at 224 Park Avenue. she will wed Frederick R. Wood next Sunday. Co D A notes and other society items follow with brief announcements of court meetings and school activities.
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Youth Fellowship of
The
First Methodist Church
Ethel Angle
Shirley Sibley
Department of Evangelism
Martha Virginia Lane
Department of World Friendship
Betty Hurd
Department of Community Service
William Brownell
Department of Recreation and Leisure
Robert Howland
Sylvia Russell
Frances Brownell
Hemstreet Park
George B. Gilbert
Middletown
Conn
First Presbyterian Church
James X. Stewart
David C. Huntington
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Gilbert
Army
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Homer Eckerson
Edward Korkosz
Wil
Adeline J. Luther
Royal Luther
Ensign Avenue
Russell E. Wood
Bernice M. Wood
Park Avenue
Stillwater
Mass
Luther
Frederick R. Wood
Bowling league shows tied clubs at second place in standings
Masonic Club and Columbia Club are tied for second in the standings. Bowlers over 175 in the averages include Armand Izzo 200 and Gough W Phinney 198, with many others listed. Highs: Anthony Lupo 254 single, Arthur Marocco 648 triple, Columbia Club 4063 team, Fan tauzzai’s 2913 team. Various local residents are noted visiting, returning or traveling.
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Masonic Club
Columbia Club
Armand Izzo
Gough W. Phinney
Gus DeStefano
Arthur Coulson
Charles Gargano
Arthur Marocco
Quke Costanzo
Samuel Federico
Wesley Sweet
John Izzo
Mark Fusco
John DePaul
Henry Catone
Patrick DePaul
Anthony Iacobelli
Joseph Jackson
Edward DeCelle
Willam A. Sisler
Anthony Lupo
Maurice Fitzgerald
Charles Cavotta
Steve Foman
Earl Coffey
John Mattone
Anthony Delano
Joseph Sykes
Fantauzzai
Railway Clerks Meeting in Albany Tonight
Dollar City Lodge No. 916 of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks will meet at the Emerald Club rooms on 836 Congress Street. After the lodge session, the nonpartisan committee for Charles A. Cassidy’s Assembly bid in Rensselaer County’s Second District will convene to hear reports and plan further activities.
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Dollar City
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Emerald Club
Congress Street
Brotherhood
Charles A. Cassidy
Rensselaer County
Lansingburg Sailor Missing Aboard Sub Dorado
Chief Machinist Mate Donald Davenport of 631 Fifth Avenue listed missing in action by the Navy. He served aboard submarine Dorado and is survived by his wife Rosalind Kelly and his family. Navy announced the submarine’s loss on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Navy Department
Dorado
Sergt
Edwin J. Davenport
Mre Davenport
Navy
Chief Davenport
Rosalind Kelly
San Francisco
Naples University Honors Gen Clark With Honorary Degree
Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark received an honorary degree in political science from the Royal University of Naples. He addressed the Italian people yesterday, delivering remarks on postwar cooperation and rebuilding efforts in Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples University
Clark
Naples
Mark W. Clark
Royal University of Naples
Italian soil burial tribute by Fifth Army soldiers
Clark praised the Fifth Army and its British American troops as a tribute to their sacrifice. He spoke of burying gallant dead on Italian soil to end German tyranny. Adolfo Omodeo, rector, thanked the troops for freeing Naples from the Nazis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Clark
Fifth Army
Adolfo Omodeo
Naples
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Albany
Edward McGinn
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Mae Grady
Frank Joyce
Mary Williams
John Reilly
William Higgins
Susan Ten Eyck
William Farrell
Joseph P. Gilheany
John Lenihan
Lawrence Kelly
Alfred Simmons
James Holland
George Bridgefort
Marge Kennedy
Kathleen Dalton
Wayland Bauey
Robert Tiel
King’s Daughters
Edward R. Hemstreet
Saratoga Avenue
Rhythm Makers
David Silverman
American Sons of the City Bowling League
S—High
Fersonal
Clifford Abel
Clifford, Jr
New York City
William Abel
Roy Garling
Raymond Cone
George Smith
Park
Leonard Hospital
Thomas McMahon
Bureau of Federal Investigation
New York
Joseph Messer
Boston
Victoria Messer
Lawson B. Phinney
James B. Phinney
Waterford Road
Harry Leland
Harrissburg
Waterford
Mr. Leland
Frank Leverle
Poughkeepsie
Margaret Esmond
Egan Wosher CO
River St
Franklin
Troy
PE Secares
Lansingburg
Tan Ree Ae
Sere Ba Ou
Ghilled
Tanley
Department Store
Stanley’s
Equ
Oxford
Men‘s Union
Westley
Preshrunk
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Cuilyren
Johnson
Stanley
Westles
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Ladyes
Zxa
Balcoean
Jersey Commando
Cdma
Toques Kalt
Jachives
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