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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1943

Page

10

Missing three listed youths and a 15 year old girl

Police seek three listed missing youths and a 15 year old girl and a 26 year old man after reports from their homes. Helen Lampres, 13, daughter of Stephen Lampres of Troy, has been missing since August 28 from the Green Island home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spath at 116 Paine Street. She was last seen in the late afternoon of August 23 and was not home by Labor Day weekend. She is 5 feet 2 inches, with dark brown hair and eyes, a scar on the left side of her neck, and wears a green handbag and black high heel shoes. Mrs. Spath believes she may be employed as a domestic and she may look older than her age.

Helen Lampres Stephen Lampres Troy Robert Spath Paine Street Green Island Spaths Bas

Missing Troy youths spur police appeal

Troy police report two youths, Marcelle Sweeney aged 15 of 6 Cragin Avenue and Joseph Carpenter aged 26 of 908 Jacob Street, missing since Sunday. Sweeney is described as 5 feet 6 inches, 125 pounds with blond hair and brown eyes, last seen in a light check suit and yellow blouse. Carpenter is 5 feet 8 inches, 148 pounds, wearing a tan sweater and brown trousers.

Troy Spath Marcelle Sweeney Cragin Avenue Joseph Carpenter Jacob Street Bonds of Victory

Second Ward Roll Planned for Honor Roll Campaign

The Second Ward committee met at Troy High School to report progress on the Sem inary Park honor roll project. A canvass team will visit homes to secure names of residents in service and solicit donations for construction. Frank Milane se named sub‑head for the campaign and Joseph Manory co‑chair of the finance committee. A memorial type is not yet decided. another meeting is set for Monday evening inviting ward residents, especially parents and wives of service members.

Second Ward Troy High School Seminary Park Frank J. Milanese

Summer Christmas tree event at Second Baptist Church

East Side reports the annual summer Christmas tree event at Second Baptist Church at 5 p.m. with Marie Ann Whitman Farther and Worldwide Guild sponsoring. Program led by Miss Sarah Haus Mrs Willam Stephens and Miss Doris Gibson under supervision. Dr H Virginia Blakeslee of Africa to speak. Choir dir Warren E Gibson. White Cross meeting at 7:30 p.m. attire and mission items to Geary Oklahoma. Also rehearsal for District Deputy President Mrs Versa Hammersley. Personal note on Mrs Donald Dunham returning home. Triumph Rebekah Lodge initiatory degree next Tuesday Sept 21. Bowling league meeting at Third Presbyterian fair Alleys tomorrow.

Second Baptist Church Marie Ann Whitman The Farther Worldwide Guild Sarah Haus Willam Stephens Doris Gibson H. Virginia Blakeslee Africa Warren E. Gibson Geary Okla Farther Lights’ Society Donald Dunham Corp Clarkeville Tenn Clarence Barnum Pawling Avenue Triumph Rebekah Lodge Verso Hammersley Triumph Lodge Third Presbyterian Church

Pomona to Mark Anniversary of Rensselaer County

Pomona will celebrate its fortieth anniversary at 8 pm today at Westland Lake Grange Hall in Stephentown. Special recognition will be given ten past masters and about 86 charter members are expected to attend. One of the first officers is scheduled to speak. For more information call Mrs. Clarence Barnum at T-6304.

Rensselaer County Pomona Westland Lake Grange Hall Stephentown

New York State Mast Master Norris Named

The first master recorded is E. S. Comstock of Nassau, followed by Norris as the state mast master in early listings.

New York State Norris E. S. Comstock Nassau

Rotary Club Speaker Urges Community Service After War

Rev. Ernest F. Tripp of St. Mark's Methodist Church addressed the Hendrick Hudson Rotary Club on community service. He urged personal contributions beyond professional duties to aid returning servicemen and wartime industry workers, echoing Coolidge on doing small, obvious good deeds. Separately, Thomas F. C. Quinn resigned after 12 years as classified advertising manager at The Record Newspapers to move to New York City.

Rotary Ernest F. Tripp St. Mark's Methodist Church Rotary Club Hendrick Hudson Tripp Thomas Quinn New York Post Thomas F. C. Quinn The Record Newspapers New York City

Quinn to be VP at John A. Finneran Inc agency

John A. Finneran Inc advertising agency hires Mrs Quinn and Mr Quinn. He will begin new duties Monday at the Times Building offices. Mrs Quinn plans to join him in the fall.

John A. Finneran, Inc Times Quinn

Volcano Provides Tests For Modern Science

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