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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1946
Page
2
A lengthy church directory lists Catholic, Protestant, Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, and A.M.E. congregations with addresses, pastors, service times, and program notes. It includes St Peters, St Marys, First Baptist, St Pauls, Grace Methodist, Westminster Presbyterian, and many others, detailing worship services, Sunday schools, holy communions, youth groups, and special lectures.
Rural churches list multiple Sunday services across towns with pastors leading sermons on the Reformation. Details include times 10:30 am and 11:30 am, a variety of congregations such as St John’s Lutheran Troy and First Presbyterian Schaghticoke, and notes on Sunday schools and youth programs.
Miss Shirley Amulerson, pupil of Ruth M. Kinesbuey, will perform a royal recital yesterday evening at Allis Memorial Baptist Church in Lansinghung. Patrinia, Vee Kirkpatrick, and Garolyn Ann Peacock provide vocal and instrumental selections.
A 7 year old boy soloist will perform with the Welsh chorus at Mugtle Hall tonight. The young singer, from Vermont near the New York border, joins a group of about 24 voices in a program of traditional hymns and carols. The Presbyterian Church of the East Side presents the event featuring local youths and notable elder singers in a long-standing vocal tradition.
St Barnabas parish plans a youth led feast of Christ with Holy Communion in the morning. A meal will follow in the parish hall. Rev William Hechteid hosts guest preacher and a youth choir performs sacred music including Worthy to be Seen and Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent.
Rev Milton M Lavery will address the Institute at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church Isa Tru tomorrow. It is one of 12 institutes in the Troy Conference area with Grace Bethlehem pastor Rev John Wilson Eagle Mills leading the discussion period. Reeves Luther Patton Waterviles leads the Conference on Tacitl Church and World Friendship. The Crusade for Christ and stewardship will be highlighted by Rev Allen Cooper Waterford with closing worship by Rev F G Mackenzie Mechanicville.
Rev. David G. Gaise, pastor of Trinity Lutheran, Albany, will be guest speaker at the Young People's Rally tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Second Baptist Church. He serves as secretary of the Eastern Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of New York. Attendees will come from Wynantaki, Reformed, Methodist, and Hindu Parish churches.
The Churchmen's League of Troy will hold its October meeting at St. John's Episcopal Church at 6 30 pm Monday. President R cl Husing will preside at the business meeting after dinner served by parishioners. Rev Frederivk L. Barry will be principal speaker and address diocesan work ahead.
Local notes report Ferday William Green Jr returning to Cornell College to resume studies. Mrs Tennie Van Morn of Beton Road is confined to home by illness. A turkey supper was held by women at the Reformed Church Wednesday evening.
Lutheran groups unite for a joint service at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul Swank presiding. Speakers include editor Finck of the Pariah and Church School Board, noting graduate work at Muldenberg College, Philadelphia Seminary, and University of Pennsylvania. Proceeds support the Lutheran War Relief Action appeal.
Veterans records from the Veterans Administration show more than four thousand World War II veterans applied for vocational training or education by September end. Approximately 34 percent of the total applied for these benefits, with 80.7 percent of applicants being disabled. New applications in September totaled 264,166, down 12 percent from August, while those in vocational training and education reached 1,308,168, up 0 percent for the month. One-job training participants were 581,206, up 1 percent, and hospital care recipients rose 2 percent to 93,792.
Defreestville and nearby communities report residents traveling for winter stays and attending regional events. Emma Dewey of Toronto headlines long distance ties while Chester Ostrander and John Senpeitane are noted travelers. Dairymen gather at Ausquile City for a convention as Golden Deeds class hosts a Halloween party at Mrs. Peter Lefer’s home. The Reformed Church Sunday School reports 175 members at recent family night with plans for November speaker Miss Nori Sturgese of Troy and an upcoming Reformation Sunday sermon by Rev William Maat.
Camp Fire Girls guardians convened in the YWCA building for leadership training. A morning workshop by Miss Jean Vanquary covered painting, Camp Fire symbolism and group games, followed by an Institute on health and growth led by noted speakers. An outdoor safety demonstration and cookout practice concluded the session, with another workshop scheduled for Monday.
In Long Beach California Harry Le Bateson a 19f 17 year Navy veteran grows Regulus corn claiming height does not determine yield. He notes Regulus commonly produces two ears per stalk but his variety yields six ears per stalk under wartime conditions and accelerated growth begun in 1910.
UPI reports the most loyal alum has been located at the University of Idaho. He requested six tickets for a game in Pasadena, California, as part of the Rosa Hawi gume event.
The Vatican will send a message to the United States at noon marking the closing of the Catholic Congress in Boston. The English message will be broadcast over Vatican radio on 128 meters.
An elderly couple celebrates their 106th grandchild as August Wickes and his partner reflect on 48 years together. Their lineage spans multiple generations and siblings, marking a remarkable family milestone amid a long, quiet life on the farm.
In Poestenkill an incident at a bank involved a Chinese millionaire offering a large sum to a local church group. The era details a movement connected to the Young Women Missionary Society of a church in West Camp New York.
The Rector reflects on church doctrine and practice in the Ascension Column noting humbly the church’s breadth and the faithful duty of worship. He urges readers to contemplate the Gospel, Christian teaching, and the life of the church from communion to eternal praise.
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