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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
5
A Jap science effort raised funds for China War Relief, but two armed thieves robbed a Chinese restaurant of contributions. Suon Chuck, 52, fought one robber with jiu jitsu, sending him airborne, as the other fled with no money.
The 1923 earthquake on September 1 leveled Tokyo Yokohama Nagoya and many villages. It killed 99,331, wounded 103,733 and left 43,476 missing with billions in property damage. Over 1,000 aftershocks followed in five days as the world aided Japan with aid from the United States and Red Cross workers.
Round Lake School will reopen Sept. 7. Several local residents and visitors are noted in recent moves and visits including L. N. Wilson family moving into the Fould house, Mrs. Van Veghten Rogers and Mrs. Effie Converse returning to Geneva, and Paul Fleming of Saratoga Springs visiting relatives. First Lieut. Robert P. Northup, on leave from Ephrata, Washington, is with his parents for 15 days. The Methodist Church Sunday School season opens with a corn roast hosted by Mrs. Chester Goldfoot at 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. H. Beecher Williams teaching and co-hostesses Mrs. Addison Kingsley and Mrs. Winston I. Terrill.
Edward Galloway returns home after a two month absence. George Brenenstuhl and Charles Wiley come back from a trip to Maine.
A new steam fund campaign is arranged prior to Labor Day targeting several soliciting committee members including Mrs. D. C. Guthbrodt, chairman, Miss Lena J. Maver, Mrs. Peter Goyer, Miss Ruth Rifenburg, and Mrs. Roswell Lee. The effort aims to raise support through organized solicitation.
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Hoosick notes Pauline Chase and Caroline Lohnes spent the weekend in New York. All Saints parish choir meets at 7:30 p.m. for rectory rehearsal. Homer O White of Glen Olden Pa visits sister Fanny White. Mrs Varnum S Stearns will be in Troy as guest of Anna McCabe. Miss Jean McCart of White Creek visits cousin Mrs Lillian McKeon. Baptist Church service at 8:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:39 a.m. All Saints Episcopal Church minister Rev William Garner preaches at 11 a.m. and officiates St Pauls Mission Raymer town at 3 a.m. and evensong at Boyntonville Mission at 3 p.m.
Mary Prindle of Kingston visits the Beza family while Rev Beza prepares his sermon The Century Plant. District No 2 and No 6 start Tuesday with Miss Wooster and Miss Sweet as teachers. The centennial Methodist event opens with a pageant The Spirit of Christianity Youth Fellowship in charge A fellowship hour follows Rev Frank Bevan will speak Sunday morning and a former pastors fellowship service plus a historical Methodist review Sunday evening.
Hoosick Falls announces a Men s Bowling League meeting at Tony s grill with six teams signed and a roster meeting planned for next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Tony s grill for a Sept. 17 season start. Woman s League plans meeting today at 8 p.m. at Richmond Hotel to discuss next season. American Legion Post No 40 returns to regular schedule with officer elections. Herbert Harrington of Hoosick and Miss Jean Harrington wed Pvt Ray E Watson on Aug 16 in Jackson, Mississippi. Burton L Pine attended the 14th National Grange reunion in Seattle. Engquist Agency Hoosick elected committeemen Harrison Philpott reelected. Ellsworth Stevens and Paul Green new to board. Jane Graves of Walloomsac, now in Springfield, Mass., joins American International College freshman class in Springfield.
Registrations of high school students and grade pupils for the coming school year will be received at St Marys Academy tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. A Treasury Department representative will be at the Hoosick Falls post office Sept 3 and 4 to assist taxpayers with current income tax returns. The Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick will elect officers.
In facing a labor shortage food rationing and transportation problems the congregation is urged to donate to the church budget to bridge the deficit and support local worship.
Eagle Mills reports a Red Cross sewing meeting set for 1 pm at the Church of Christ. The annual Labor Day clams team event at the Methodist Church has been cancelled this year due to unspecified reasons.
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