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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1946

Page

3

Waterford Holiday Observed as Summer Ends

Waterford marks Labor Day with heavy traffic and crowds as summer winds down. Families plan return from lakes and resorts including Provincetown, Lake George, and Lake Champlain. Schools reopen tomorrow. organizations resume activities with PTA, bowling, and veterans groups preparing winter schedules.

Waterford Bank of Waterford Tadis New York Tieo Robert Lake George Robert G. Macknnffe Richard Anderson Ralph Whitehurst Take George Cramer Ormsby Wo New Jersey Wykolf Waltur Caney Elizabeth Lake Champlain Parent V. F W American Legion

Community notices and upcoming events in Waterford area

Lion's Club resumes regular schedule while Knights of Columbus seek anniversary plans. Winter basketball league and school games planned. youth canteen project mentioned. No Bovial tonight. American Legion event cancelled tonight and retimed next Monday. Gerald A. Clement notes Waterford and Mechanicville hospital recovery. Baptist Women’s Union meets 8 pm chapel. church rehearsals Thursday. Asbury Club meets. Women’s Society for Christian Bernice executive committee meets. prayer meeting led by Rev H Allen Cooper. Regular Sunday services start 10 20 am with Sunday School at 11 48 am.

Lion's Club Knights of Columbus Thera American Legion Auanney Town Hall Verso Gerald A. Clement Waterford Mechanicville the Leonard Hospital Baptist Women's Union Pam Chien Wilopndi Tomorow Women's Society For Christian Bernice Asbury Club H. Allen Cooper

Feminine Vacationists Shim Fishing and Travel

The Commerce Department survey notes women prefer destinations with many men and emphasizes comforts and swimming as top vacation activities. Most travelers stay within 500 miles, teachers are prolific travelers, and longer breaks lead to farther trips. Americans seek pay vacations, forecasted to reach 10 billion dollars if incomes rise.

Washington Commerce Department

House That Took Forty Years to Finish in Brigham Utah

Rod Thomas and his three bachelor brothers began building a house forty years ago. The structure features a door at each corner and a unique plan for every corner, reflecting the brothers distinct ideas. Four brothers started the project, but three are now deceased, leaving Rod to continue the work.

Brigham, Utah Rod Thomas David Thamas William Row

Population figures for Union of South Africa published

The Union of South Africa population is announced as 11,288,858, up about 48 percent since 1896. The breakdown lists 2,235,460 Europeans, 7,735,400 natives, 283,539 Asians, and 905,080 persons of mixed race.

South Africa London South Africa House Union of South Africa Aimesh

Church Calendar Of Various Local Congregations

A listing of weekly church events across multiple denominations detailing Bible study prayer meetings choir rehearsals missionary societies youth groups and special services with times and days for Sixth Avant Baptist Memorial Baptist East Side Evangelical Mission Redeemer Evangelical Lutherans Liberty Presbyterian Willing Workers Rayiertown Evangelical Lutheran Seventh Day Adventist Christian and Missionary Alliance Pilgrim Holiness Church Union Gospel Immanuel Lutheran St Luke s Episcopal First Church of God and Christ Scientist among others during the coming days including meetings at 7 pm 8 pm 2 30 pm and morning hours with Holy Communion and choir practices noted for the period.

Sixth Avant Baptist Mills Memorial Baptist Pam East Side Evangeliatic Mission Wity Aong Aervica and Wermon Redeemer Evangelical Lutherans Church Council Ladies’ Missionary Society The Missionary Society Garsonage Walter Buhie And Mya. Mersl Rayiertown Jattheran Louis LaLoup Dreagantdale Gospel Chapel Ure Chanel St. Luke's Episcopal Tha Daughters of the Cross Hust Porstenkill Good Cheer Hall Seventh Day Adventist Doreas Society Christian Help Young Peoples Somen Alfred G. Youngberg Christian and Minionary Alliance Church Withlalesgon Prayer Pilgrim Holiness Church Prayer Pilgrim Holiness Church, Wednesday —7:30 P.m. Missionary Meeting Union Gospel

UNRRA to aid Polish farming with animals and tractors

Charles M. Drury, head of the UNRRA mission in Poland, stated that 60,000 horses, 20,000 cattle, and 5,000 tractors have been sent into Poland’s western forests to promote agricultural rehabilitation efforts.

Warsaw Charles M. Drury UNRRA Poland

Puerto Rico Population Crisis Raises World Aid Question

In a Population Bulletin review, editor Guy Burgh of Washington analysis notes Puerto Rico’s population rose from 953,243 in 1900 to 618 per square mile, with birth rates high and death rates falling. He warns population growth may outpace American aid, forecasting a doubling in 26 years without policy changes. He estimates world society would need vast funds to address global overpopulation.

Washington Puerto Klee Burch United States Puerto Teo Banetta Puerto Rio U. My United Staten Puerto Rico China Edie Hyolf Puerto Fon Torch

Veterans Village opens self serve laundry at Murray State Peachers

Lih Waer veteran students at Murray State Peachers College establish a three unit self service laundry in Veterans Village. Families may use it at will. More units planned as enrollment of former servicemen rises.

Murray Murray State Peachers College

Needy Koreans Get Ten in One Hallonse

A 1945 report describes United Nations aid delivering ten in one ration packages to Seoul for about 4,000 needy families under the American military government. The distribution includes staple foods previously restricted to Koreans to deter black market activity. A separate note mentions a Plymouth man seeking another ex-service companion for an unspecified trip.

Seow United Mtater Arily Seoul

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