Chicago for Convention and Legion Debates Begin Monday
The article notes plans for a major convention with debate on amending Legion permits and military service implications. It mentions leaders and candidates including Edward Schelberting and J.W. Danforth, with discussion of World War II enlistment and strong interest from members on active duty. Delegates from states such as Wisconsin, North Carolina, Alabama and Ohio are listed as contenders.
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Gkitase Uy
Warren
Atherton Estiarmour
Eeleg
Acter
Ries
Legion
Edward Schelberting
Albany
Jobs Stette
Ste Leansboro
Sam Rorex
Little Roex
Arch
Roy J. Aera Raigh
N.C
What Racine
Local Notices and Community Events From Nearby Township
Mrs. Sidney Tuck recuperates after a fall at home. John Donohue, Troy machinist mate second class, was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinfurt. Home Bureau Unit held a school demo on pressing pads. Mrs. Robert Hunter and Mrs. John Hunter linked to New York. Gaefka family plans move to new home purchased from Falls Russell. Ellis Russell and sor Walker will move into the Robert Hunter house, now being renamed by the Gaelka family. A variety supper is planned next Friday at the church parlors, served from 3:30 pm with Mrs. Hugh Morrison in charge of the dining room. A Home Bureau membership tea will be held Wednesday at 2 pm, chaired by Mrs. Dora Haynes with committee members Mildred Willis, Ralph Chase, Tary Brady, Dora Haynes and C. J. Hillman. Officers for the new year named: Chairwoman Dora Haynes, treasurer Rifle Hogan, secretary Helen Moore.
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Sidney Tuck
John Donohue
Troy
Edward Reinfurt
Home Bureau
Robert Hunter
John Hunter
New York
John Gaefka
Falls Russel
Ellis Russell
Sor Walker
Gaelka
Hugh Morrison
Mildred Willis
Ralph Chase
Tary Brady
Dora Haynes
C. J. Hillman
Airs
Rifle Hogan
Helen Moore
Trinity Lutheran Church Class Plans October Fair
The D B Class of Trinity Lutheran Church met at Meritt Felling's home with Mrs Alfred Platt presiding. Plans were laid for the annual fair and supper on Thursday evening October 5 at the parish house. Kitchen chair Mrs William Adams and cising room chair Mrs William Cobb were appointed. Refreshments followed. October meeting to be hosted by Mrs George Lapa.
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Burton Danielé
Rochester
Trinity Lutheran Church
Meritt Felling
Alfred Platt
William Adams
William Cobb
George Lapa
Local Social News Highlights in Cropseyville and New York Visitations
Cropseyville reports Mr. and Mrs Gillies of New Jersey visiting Mr. and Mrs Willard Lend. Willing Workers Club members gathered at Mrs Chester Roden’s home yesterday. Diane Hansen returned to New York after a summer with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Albert Dunham.
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Cropseyville
Training Program Planned by Unit Of State Guard
A meeting of the commissioned officers of Company A in Regimenit New York State Guard outlined a detailed training program for the upcoming season. Captain Prout presided as committees were named for athletics corps drill and guard duty with several sergeants and corporals assigned to specific tasks including pistol team formation, close order drill, and social planning. Major Leversee announced a trophy fund and life marches arrangements, with preparations for October to December events and a forthcoming officers’ erection plan.
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Regimenit
New York State Guard
John Prout
Hull
Match Report Notes and Recruiting Drive Update
January report details Captain Prout leading a company using 22 rifles in both indoor and outdoor ranges. Since the recruiting drive began, three new members enlisted on Monday night and two more joined last evening.
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Prout
Lieut John Keenan Qualifies for Field Duty
Lieut John J Keenan of 35 Woodrow Court recently completed the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks and is now qualified for duty with troops in the field. A former gynecologist at Troy Hospital, he is an alumnus of LaSalle, St Bennaventure College, and Albany Medical College. After internships at Troy Hospital he began his medical service.
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John Keenan
John J. Keenan
Woodrow Court
Seridee School
Carlisle “Barracks
Keenan
Post graduate work in Benton and Mayo Clinic career
A focused biographical fragment notes post graduate work in Benton New York and at the Mayo Clinic. It mentions membership in the Troy Lodge of Eilts the Troy Club and the Troy Country ent before noting entry into the Army.
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Benton
New York
Mayo Clinic
Troy Lodge of Eilts
Troy Club
Troy Country Ent
Potter Hill Move To Boston By Gibb Family
Mrs Fresh Towne and family moved to Raymertomi Sergt Chats Gibb and Men Gibb with children relocate to Boston after visiting Gibb's parents Mr and Mrs George Eldred.
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Fresh Towne
Raymertomi
Chats
Gibb
Boston
Sea George Eldred
Sizes 4 to 10 Junior Boys Wear at Montgomery Ward
Almost regulation for junior boys. Al: wear hereing bones, smooth flannels, cut to exacting specifications and tailored to stand up under hard wear. Smart and practical with odd jackets and sweaters. Priced well within your budget at Montgomery Ward. Attractive blues, browns and gray.
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Montgomery Word
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Doeyer
Wiley
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Cortland
Children's Union Suits
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