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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1945
Page
1
The OES group held its annual ceremony with members and guests in attendance. The event featured a small program with cordion selections and a decorative suppest served by Mrs. Henneser as Martina Desey and their cosmetit tee presented.
John P B Hagemen of Round Lake addressed the Townsend Club No 2 meeting held in the Caasan Building. Mrs Cara Trevor elected delegate for the Boch Conference to be held October 5 6 and 7 in Syracuse. Edward Wells treasurer and Mrs Trevor secretary reported. A musical program and refreshments followed.
The narrative outlines how Britain and the United States unite to advance atomic research amid wartime fear. It notes the Manhattan Engineer District formation, top scientists mobilization, and security measures as the race to harness fission against an unseen foe unfolds.
A New England couple, Ronald K. Britch and Eleanor Sorell Lee, wed in Rensselaer County after jail time and amid legal charges. Justice William H. Murray performed the ceremony as the district pursued potential charge dismissals.
Tax data for Hoosick Falls highlights a carrier estate valued at about 3000 dollars with real estate and county shares. The trust includes Navan T Cox and Mary Powers as heirs, while Murphy Aldrich Brodevies Simon and Nugent are named attorneys in the proceedings. Officials discuss Pomona and state grange sessions, with safety talks and local contests noted.
The article lists area servicemen arriving home aboard ships including the General Callan and the Torrens and names individuals from Green Island Mechanicville Troy Waterford Stillwater and other locales. It notes a sports promoter’s death and references Putnam Memorial in an oblique, local-context obituary note.
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Plans for the Fourth Degree exemplification were announced at a Troy meeting. John J. Kelley, master of the Third District, said the ceremonies and banquet will be Oct 28 with joint installation of officers from multiple councils at Su Agnes Hall. Edward J. Sanders spoke on student benefits from vocational training courses. Committee chairs were named for events including Mother’s Day, retreat, Catholic Action, and publicity.
The Sycamore 4-H Club held its opening meeting Thursday at Memorial Methodist Church. Leaders Mrs. Belen Campbell and Miss Dorothy McCabe led the session, welcomed new member Dolores McCabe, and discussed yearly projects. Plans call biweekly meetings, county fair reports, and collecting salvage papers on Saturday September 22. Members will wear self-made uniforms at all meetings.
A committee led by Mrs Merritt Tilley plans a social and dance to be held next week Monday at 30 p m at St Mack s Parish House. The Young Woman s Club of the First Presbyterian Church meets Monday evening at Mr Guy Carpenter s High Street home. Miss Janet Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Stewart, a senior at State College for Teachers Pittsburg, is doing practice teaching at Ravena and Coeymans.
Jewish temples prepare for Yom Kippur with services tomorrow night and Sunday at Third Street Temple. Rabbi Gutman will deliver sermons on Nidrei and the Atonement morning and afternoon. Cantor Goldfarb and choir to perform with students from Russell Sage College and R.P. Sage. Memorial service at the cemetery scheduled for 11 am. Day of Atonement observed at Temple Beth El on Sunday at 7 pm with the Holy Nidre chant and sermon on the Song of Jerusalem. Monday sessions resume at 5 am with further readings on repentance and the Book of Jonah. Also noted is a memorial for the righteous and a line about Britain taxing bachelors in 1695.
Cropseyville groups sponsor a no charge moving picture titled The Refore To Duty. The Second Service Coz Co hosts the screening at White ig Ball Cropseyville on Wednesday September 2 at 7 pm open to the public. The event explains government efforts for returning veterans and is sponsored by the LEOD Off Cropseyville and the Brunswick Sportsnes's Club.
County officials settled a marriage dispute with no charges. Judge Hamm waived the blood test and waiting period. Krutch showed a prior divorce, enabling Krutch and his partner to obtain a marriage license from City Clerk James N. McGrath.
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