Methodists Plan Fund Drive for Crusade Against War
The Troy Methodist Conference outlines a fund drive to raise 287000 for relief and rehab through church campaigns worldwide. Delegates met in Troy with Rev G J S and district superintendents to approve campaign features and local meeting dates across New York Vermont and Massachusetts.
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Troy
Conference’ Commission On World
Dhe
OWC
Troy Center
G J
Avnacy
J. A. Perry
Burlington, Ve
Frank Bevan
Glens Falls
AL Seralage
Springs
Platsburg
Morrisville
Hutland
Grace Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Amsterdam
Howard Ackley
Schenectady
Elmer Healey
Elliott Chaffee
Pittsfield
Mers
John Cromie
Abbany
Ray
Lewis
Hudson
Falls
Frank
Hiewes
Neil Bensway
Cohoes
Albany leader elected at regional missionary convention
Harold M. Thomas of Albany was elected president. Other officers include Rev Frederick H. Sterne of Endicott and Rev Shields T. Hardi of Syracuse as executors. Charles E. Spencer of Syracuse named treasurer. The New York State Missionary Convention held its manual session in Albany.
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Uties
Harold M. Thomas
Albany
Frederick H. Sterne
Endicott
Shields T. Hardi
Comestios
New York State
Charles E. Spencer
Syracuse
Physical Program At Troy Y M C A In Full Swing
The Troy Y M C A reports full operation of its physical program under H L Hodgkins. Induction prep physical training is planned for boys likely to enter military service, modeled after armed forces conditioning. Swimming activities and individual or class lessons are underway with gymnasium classes in gymnastics football basics and general recreation.
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Troy
C. Ac
H. L. Hodgkins
Foreing
Office of Mobilization
Edith Mitler
Alvin le Ford
Valley Falls Club Raises 3511.50 for Gifts
Valley Falls Home Town Club reports a fund of 511.50 plus proceeds from waste paper sales by Boy Scouts to furnish Christmas gift boxes for Valley Falls service members. Seventy seven boxes have shipped with fruit cake candy nuts wash cloths and more. private donations total 371.56 and organizations add 149. A surplus of 893.55 remains, announced by treasurer Mrs Desmond Brackley.
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Boy Scouts
Valley Falls
Desmond Brackley
Yespierday
Sergeant Buckley listed as missing in action over Germany
Sergeant Francis K Buckley 22, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Buckley of Griswold Avenue, reported missing in action over Germany. A graduate of Catholic Central High School and Chamberlain Aeronautical School Philadelphia he enlisted in the Air Corps in October 1942 and trained at Duncan Field Texas Santa Ana Drake University and Salt Lake City. He is from Philadelphia area.
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Sergi
Francis K. Buckley
Edward Buck
Griswold Avenue
Germany
War “Department
Aiz Parsnis
Buchier
Catholic Central High School
Chamberlain Aeronautical
East Side Plans For Thanksgiving Eve Services And Halloween Party
East Side churches organize Thanksgiving Eve service at Second Baptist Church with Trinity Methodist joining. Rev Frank Jay Reid of Personal Mi and Mrs Ward Evlen of Highland Ave visit relatives after Atlantic City trip. A Halloween party is set for today at 8 pm in Second Baptist Church hall hosted by the church Youth Fellowship with games and refreshments. Apron group names committee for annual bazaar at Pembroke Avenue church with Mrs Hay Dearatyne and others leading dining and decorations.
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Trinity Methodist Church Uniting
Frank Jay Reid
Ward
Evlen
Highland Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Clarmont
Lian Harloween
Second Baptist Church
Hell At
Youth Fellowship of the
A J. Gummer
W. & C. Sof Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Arniial Church
Hay Dearatyne
Wells Forman
Claude Cons
Walter Strope
Daisy -Zeph
Lawrence Zep
Jenn Heger
Grange to Confer Degrees Tomorrow at Grange Hall
West Send Lake Grange meets at Grange Hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. for third and second degrees for 13 candidates led by Clifford W. Moul. A harvest festival follows with a garden product sale and exhibition. Mrs Wilbur Boster and Miss Ethel Locke direct the lecture hour. visiting talent featured.
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West Send
Lake Grange
Grange Hall
Wibur Bonet
Worthy
Meas Tee
Clifford W. Moul
Grange
Wilbur Boster
Ceres
Ethel Locke
Pomona
Honor Roll to Be Unveiled Sunday
The Seventh Ward Honor Roll unveiling is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in fegat of St Peter s School. Temporary chairman Daniel Michel announced the ceremony will include a flag salute invitation by Rev Veban Gataltian greetings by Mayor John J Ahern prayers for the country by Rabbi Isaac Tiecher an address by John S Broderick blessing of the stone by Rev Peter J Sheeran and benediction by Rev David J Livingstone.
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Seventh Ward
David J. Livingstone
Passenger Tire Outlook Dims Despite November Casings Increase
The passenger car tire outlook remains bleak for Renssalaer County autogists as November casing allotments rise 34 percent yet far from enough to meet demand. The District OPA notes a 19 percent uptick in top five passenger casings, with overall tire allocations still tight and large cuts in tractor casings.
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Rensseladt
Caries
Preskoter
Focal Rationing Board
Frethofer
OPA
Focal Board
Gerber
Ithe Distriet
40 Percent Increase Aims to Boost Passenger Sendings
A brief note indicates a 40 percent rise is planned to improve top grade passenger sendings. The text hints at government or company plans to “take care of” current shortfalls and enhance service levels.
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OPA
Unclear fragment about district age applications
Fragmentary text notes unfilled age applications across district wards. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge to identify a fuller news item.
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Methodists
Vuoks Liureliss
Tulasi
Mobile Blood Bank
Red Cross
Proctor Building
Mauton Lamb
Silver Fox
Mink
White Fox
Valley Falls Club
Sergt
F. X. Buckley
Issing
East Side
Ration Board
Lodge XO Enstall
White Lily
Lodge
Cropseyville
Odd Fellows
Hal Philip Davis
Noble Grand
Alfred Shaver
Mately
Wossan
Stern Ead Daedal
Weber
River ST
Peoples Store
Coa
Jong Weer
London
the People
River Street
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