Mechanicville Knights Plan Installation At K of C Home
At the opening meeting of Corn el 8, Knights of Columbus, in Mechanicville the newly chosen officers were set for installation Tuesday evening. Gres Knight Joseph PL Githeery presiding. Invitations were sent from the War Memorial Center for the ceremony and social gathering with local members urged to attend.
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Cornel 8
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Gres
Joseph PL Githeery
Ofberg Om
Yateta
Szecepi
Faisseure
Invasion veterans discuss Rotary Club meet at church
Adittessis Rutery salvedate Siscise a miscy resident with no service years describes experiences before the Rotary Club as its business meeting at Stemoriat Baptist Church. Seamus 8 Oo, attendee of the Mershal Islands invasion and participant in New Russet Islands and Guam actions, praises Navy efforts and notes local contacts. Frecka aired reports on the gathering led by Melvin C. Livingston and Arthur E. Vinett assisted with piano as C. WW. Hugins urged support for a new fundraising drive.
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Adittessis
Salvedate Siscise
Miscy
Nis
South Peeltiet
Rotary Cinh
Stemoriat Baptist Church
Seamus 8 Oo
Mershal Islands
Feoreart
Ister
Guam
Free AL
Mmasthansi Hs
Stamper
Bacu-teschaals Committee
C. WW
Hugins
Fead
Dzive
Melvin C. Livingston
Arthur EL. Vinett
Birch
Local Social and Civic Notices Span Sept Activities and Visits
Local residents attend church, library repairs, and club events as September activities begin. Notables include Mrs. Thomas Tweedy visiting her sister Mrs Lane, Kenneth P. Sweet returning from Faxboro, and families of the Wood and Pregent households. Community groups plan meetings at the Fellowship Memorial Baptist Church, First Presbyterian Girl Scouts, Knights of Pythias lodge, and Crescent Temple Pythian Sisters. City Council to meet, Masonic Club card party, Community Club winter socials, and library repairs at L. B. Blakeman Library are noted.
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Thomas Tweedy
Herkimer
D. Lane
Kenneth P. Sweet
Faxboro, Mass
Hardy F. Sheehan
Judy
Wells
Fellowship of Bremorial Baptist Church
Sam D. Wooddel
Homer Eckerson Dresiding
Girl Scouts
The
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Tiel
Gerfeld Lodge
Knights of Prthits
Pythian Hall
Ernest A. Parker
L. B. Blakeman
Bailding
Isl
Patricia Golden
Lbrarian
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred H. Clark Post
American Legion
Legion
Mee Connor
Grand Temple
Saratoga Springs
Bosrg
Sidney W. Hewitt
Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
Manuel A. Gasple
Acel
W. Viele
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across Long Island and Troy
Halfmoon Mir and Daniel DeZoe of New York were weekend guests of DeZoe’s sister Mrs Frank Flannigan. Mrs Myron Wescott and grandson Frederick visited Mrs Wescott’s daughter Mrs Frederick Ricks at Flushing. Mr and Mrs Ray Ladue and son Charles of Troy were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Martratt. The Green, Sabourin, McGuirk, Cogtanzo families spent the weekend at Summit Lake. Joan Miller returned from vacation at Brandt Lake.
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Erve McGuirk
Richard
Catherine
Prank Cogtanzo
Summitt Lake
Joan Miller
Brandt Lake
Green Island Village Board to Convene After Recess
The first village board meeting of the season will be held Monday evening with President Francis M. Dwyer in charge. Tax warrants expire Monday and taxes may be paid during office hours at the village clerk’s office. Three Trojans were fined in Green Island Police Court for traffic violations. Hobart Conlon paid $2, Leroy Hossinger $2, and Leo Saunders $5. officers Hurley and Reinold made the arrests. Green Island firefighters battled a grass fire near the New York Central freight house yesterday. little damage occurred as the fire was extinguished before spreading to nearby structures.
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Francis M. Dwyer
Green Island
Prancis Burke
Hobart Conlon
Fifteenth Street
Leroy Hossinger
Fourth Street
Leo Saunders
Faderat Street
Werten Hurley
George Reinold
New York Central
Troy
Amnoteres Wens
Vietor-Dex
Mermaid as Camp Favorite Crowned at Lime Rock
Miss Rosalind Kramer of Lime Rock is highlighted as a bathing beauty who can swim, described as a champion. The daughter of a local swimming instructor, she has held the state swimming freestyle title for five years and was named Miss Camp Robinson of 1944 by soldiers at nearby Camp Robinson.
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Lite Rock
Ark
Ftli
Lime Rock
Mermaie
Rosalinda Kramer
Local Social Roundup Brims with Troy Area Visitors
Buskirk Miss Mary Lashy of Troy hosted by Miss Helen Burne this week. Owen Sherman returns to Troy after visiting his uncle. Miss Mabel Lewis of Albany returns home after visiting her mother. Miss Helen Burns enjoys several weeks vacation with her parents. Henry Wielot Jr. and wife depart for Phoenix after a summer here. Claude Powell and daughter Frances of Troy attend Day with Wallace and Yanke. Yanke returns to Schenectady. Kenneth Rogers of Pittstown and John Guile of Greenwich visit grandparents Herbert Guile. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Townsend and daughters Sally Ann and Peggy Alice of Hoosick stay with Wes and E. Burch. Lee Thomas family, Deris and Dorma, of Worth Cambridge, dine with Harvey Bailey. Army guests Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and daughter celebrate Mrs. Bailey’s birthday. Sylvia Beagle and Harrison Bailey of Troy, Roy Graves of Albany, John Beadle of Coila attend. Captain Waldo O. Eddy home from Camp Rucker. guests include Kirtland Kenyon and sons Douglas and Henelm Mechanicville, Mrs. Warren Buell and daughter Joyce Woodard of Greenwich, Miss Cortine Eddy of Schenectady.
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Mary Lashy
Troy
Helen Burne
Owen Sherman
Sherman Elling
Mabel Lewis
Albany
E. H. Roby
Helen Burns
Timothy ‘Barns
Henry Wielot, Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Claude Powell
Frances
Kenneth B. Wallace
Ancld Yanke
Frances Ragera
Schenectady
Kenneth Rogers
Pittstown
John Guile
Greenwich
Herbert Guile
A . Br
Floyd Townsend
Sally Ann
Pegey Alice
Hoosick
Wesley Ez. Burch
and Mirs
Lee Thomas
Deris
Dorma
Worth Cambridge
Harvey Bailey
Beagle
Harrison Bailey
Roy Graves
John “Beadle
Coila
Guy Eday
Waldo O. Eddy
Camp Rucker
Kirtland Kenyon
Douglay and
Henelm
Mechenicville
Warren Buell
Joyce Woodard
Cortine Eddy
93 Year-Old House Painter Returns to Work
In Philadelphia Randolph Pop Weebee, age 93, resumes house painting after a seven year retirement. He now works only for friends, staying busy and social, repainting a home in white and keeping himself active despite years.
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Philadelphia
Ens
Randolph
Weebee
Barber chair shadowed by victory celebration gag
Boston report notes a barber in Thomas Comsade's shop promising to join V Day celebrations. A sign warned patrons to sit at their own risk, with the barber joking he will drop tools at the victory bell. President Roosevelt is mentioned in the satirical aside.
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Boston
Thomas Comsade
Victory
West Sand Lake Church Senco Chooses Sunday Service Plan
West Sand Lake Church Senco announces a Sunday service at the Methodist Church with Supt Lalita Lavender in charge at 19 am. Rev John A Lavender will preach Breadfast in the Faith at the 2 Welock service and the choir will render Special Mitch. Starting Sept 17 the pastor will begin a Go to Church Band for boys and girls with a recognition service on Chetatnas Sunday.
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Lalita Lavender
John A. Lavender
Mitch
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