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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1943

Page

6

Woman's Club Hear Lieut Zella Glazer at Schaghticoke Meeting

The Valley Falls area Women’s Club held at the Presbyterian Church in Schaghticoke welcomed Lieut Zella Glazer of the WAC as the top speaker. Mrs Carollyn Snyden conducted due to the president's absence, and a card party is planned for October 20 at Mrs Lora Stover’s home. The club voted to buy another War Bond and named the Hower fund committee. One new member, Weltha Kilsus of Schaghticoke, joined.

Zella Glazer WAC Albany Women's Club Valley Falls Presbyterian Church Schaghticoke Carollyn Hower Fund Neda Clum Anne van Sciver Speigletown Elsa Barber Melrose Loretta Ryan Gertrude Frisbie Johnsonville Weltha Kilsus

Ninth Church Society Meeting Moved To Monday

The missionary society of the Ninth Presbyterian Church will convene Monday evening in the church chapel at 6 pm shifting from the Presbyterian Home. A supper led by Mrs. Alexander White and Mrs. Fred Lapp precedes the meeting. Reports on the North Field Missionary Conference will be presented by Miss Nellie Reynolds and Miss Helen Howe.

The Missionary Society of the Ninth Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Home Alexander White Fred Lapp Northfield Missionary Conference Nellie Reynolds Helen Howe Walter D. Kring Walter Kring Baptist Church Ernest Habe Methodist Church Wallace E. McCoy

Sage College Hosts First Formal Tea of the Year

Sage College held its first formal tea of the year at 5 Fretts Street with residents of Russell Sage Hall and Griswold House in attendance. Guests included Miss Bernice Miller, Miss Margaret Lovell, Miss Carolyn Gray, and other faculty and alumnae aiding in hosting and serving, along with fall flower decor. The event featured a receiving line, multiple hostesses, and student decorations. A separate note: Speigletown PTA to hold its season’s first meeting Monday evening with Mrs. Theresa Galston presiding.

U.S Cadet Nurse Corps Slocum House Russell Sage College Mildred Schremer Virginia Oliver Doris Mike Estelle Esenstock Lynda Dewey van der Heyden House Russell Sage Hall Griswold House Bernice Miller West Sand Lake Margaret Lovell van de Heyden House Carolyn Gray Troy Doris Carroll Anne Dibble Alda Blampied Doris Hutchison William Trotter Jane Reed Russell Sage Anne Lawlor Mary E. Murray Shirley Johnstone Marian Hughes Doris Best Speigletown Parent-Teacher Association Theresa Galston

Milanese engages Johann Marie Milanese to Joseph T Tard

Miss Johann Marie Milanese, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence C Milanese of 1513 Bouton Road, to wed Joseph T Tard of Brooklyn. She assists in the Ideal beauty and real estate business with her father. he is a RPI graduate and Behr Manning equipment engineer. The wedding is set for Sunday October 17 at St Anthony's Church.

Clarence C. Milanese Bouton Road Johann Marie Milanese Joseph T. Tard Charlea Tard Brooklyn Milanese Catholic Central High School Tard Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute American Society of Mechanical Engineers Behr

R. P. I. Club Party Aids Scholarship Fund

The R. P II Women's Club held a successful card party at the club house to benefit the R P I scholarship fund. Mrs Gerald E B FitzGerald and Mrs Charles W Graser chaired. prizes included orchid crystal ashtrays. funds directed by treasurer Mrs Robert L Ricker son. Officers aided by Mrs Eugene Fallon and Mrs Oliver F Machon oversaw awards. Mrs Walter Gorman was ticket chair. refreshments by Mrs Nathan Benderson.

R. P II. Women’s Club R. P. II Gerald EB. FitzGerald Charles W. Graser Wilbert R. Keeler Paolo Albertine Robert L Rickerson Eugene Fallon Oliver F. Machon Walter Gorman James J. Ryan Nathan Benderson

Town House Guests Bring Visitors From New Rochelle

Mrs William D. Mangan and her son Tommy of New Rochelle visit Mrs Mangan’s mother Mrs William H Anderson on Grand Street Capt Ager of Letterkenny Ordnance Depot, Chambershore, Pa, is staying with Mrs Ager on Maple Avenue. Mr and Mrs Herbert Ide Jr of Cleveland arrived to join Mr and Mrs Harlow C. Ida for a weekend stay on Brunswick Road.

Wiliam D. Mangan Tommy New Rochelle Mangan William H Anderson Grand Street Ager C. Leonard J Ager, Jr Letterkenny Ordnance Depot Chambershore Maple Avenue Herbert & Ide, Jr Cleveland

Miss Virginia B Platt Weds John F Paision in Albany Chapel

Miss Virginia B Platt daughter of Mrs E Harvey Platt of South Schodack and John F Paision of Troy were married August 28 in Trinity Methodist Church Albany. Rev Earl W Ledden officiated with Miss Mary P O Connor Bedford Hills maid of honor and Shirley Ahne Troy best man. Bride wore white silk marquisette with heart shaped hat and carried white rose and baby’s breath. Reception followed in church parlor and couple left for Adirondacks wedding trip. They will reside on Hidley Road Troy.

Virginia B. Platt E. Harvey Platt South Schodack John F. Paision Troy Trinity Methodist Church Albany Earl W. Ledden Mary P. O'Connor Bedford Hills Shirley Ahne Harry Woolhouse Gerald L. Price Buffalo Adirondacks State Department of Correction Parslow P. & E. Electric Ca Hidley Road

St Francis Club Installs Officers

The Mothers' Club of St. Francis de Sales School installed new officers Tuesday evening in the school hall. New president Mrs Lillian M Foley, vice president Mrs Henry J Perry, secretary Mrs Anthony Pafundi, and treasurer Mrs Raymond P Hickey were installed by Mrs M T Ryan. Rev Patrick A Crowe attended as guest. Refreshments and a social hour followed.

Mothers’ Club St. Francis de Sales’ School M. T. Ryan Catholic Daughters of America Lillian M. Foley Henry J. Perry Anthony Pafundi Raymond P. Hickey Patrick A. Crowe James A. Shaughnessy Arthur F. Snyder

Bride Elect Gifted Shower for Anna Curley Ahead of October Wedding

Mrs Joseph White of Viet Boule vard Cohoes hosted a shower Thursday at her home for Miss Anna May Curley also of Cohoes who will wed David Chamberlin Jr on October 3. Attending were Marie Hart Elizabeth Welch Hazel Donohie Anna Murray Mary McCormick Mrs Fred Shear Jr Florence White Mrs Laura Vandebogart and Mrs Margaret Walsh. Bridge games awarded high scores to Ohnie and Murray. Refreshments on a yellow and black themed table featured yellow garden blooms and one guest received a gift.

Joseph White Viet Boulevard Cohoes Anna May Curley David Chamberlin, Jr Marie Hart Elizabeth Welch Hazel Donohie Anna Murray Mary McCormick Fred Shear, Jr Mirs Florence White Laura, Vandebogart Margaret | Walsh Dan- Ohie Murray

Social Notes From City And Nearby Towns

Personal Anna Cleary travels to New York for a two week visit. Miss Peggy Pharnix and Miss Kay Hepp spend a few days in New York. Sit and Mrs Jonn T Donegan return home after visiting Mrs Mary T Quinlan. Mr and Mrs F C Rubles and Mr and Mrs Richard Everingham return from Wells, Maine. Pvt Lee F P Ryan returns to Camp Rucker after furlough with wife Paula. Anthony Carlino and son Pvt Frank Carlino in training at Camp Grant after visiting Rockford Illinois. Joseph Beaudoin, 43 Atlante Avenue Wynamskill, returns home from Samatitan Hospital with broken hip. North Greenbush Ambulance Association transported the trip to hospital and back. Mrs George A Gay Jr attended Cadet G A Gay Jr transit from Protlicht Training School at Maxwell Field Alabama. While away daughter Miss Bonita Jean Gay stayed with Mr and Mrs Fried J Kehori of Speigletown.

Anna Cleary Ninth Street New York Peggy Pharnix Stowe Avenue Kay Hepp Third Avenue Sit Jonn T Donegan Mount Vernon Wells, Me Lee FP. Ryan Medical Corps Camp Rucker Ala Paula Holland Ryan Anthony Carlino Fifth Avenue Rockford, Ill Frank Carhino Camp Grant Joseph Beaudoin Atlante Avenue Wynamskill Samatitan North Greenbush Fried J. Kehori Speigletown

Chaplain Hugh Parry Weds Janet Jones in New York

Lieut. Hugh Vaughan Parry Chaplain Corps Army Air Forces son of Mr and Mrs Griffith Parry Elm Street Granville to Miss Janet L M Jones daughter of Mrs Paul T Jones New York and Lake George wedding Sept in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev Ralph B Nesbitt officiated couple to reside in Columbia S C Bride a descendant of De Peyster Van Schoonhoven families and granddaughter of Dr Beach Jones and Robert Lenox Belknap Parry a Granville native graduate of Granville High Hamilton College Union Theological Seminary and former Lake George pastor who joined the Army chaplaincy

Hugh Vaughan Parry Dr. Beach Jones Robert Lenox Belknap New York de Peyster van Schoonhoven Lincoln School of Teachers Russell Sage College Troy Society of Daughters of Holland Dames Lieutenant Parry Granville Granville High Hamilton College Union Theological Seminary Lake George Presbyterian Church

R P I Graduate Engaged in Bridge to Suppe

Miss Eleanor Hageman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Hageman of Norwich will wed Charles A Suppe a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Suppe of Franklin Springs He is an engineer at American Locomotive Co She is a Skidmore College graduate employed in GE accounting department

Eleanor Hageman Charles H. Hageman Norwich Charles A Suppe Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Arthur C. Suppe Franklin Springs Hageman Skidmore College General Electric Co American Locomotive Co

Mrs Rainey Heads Tea Committees at Catholic Women's Service

Mrs John J Rainey was named general chairman of the annual Membership tea of the Catholic Women's Service League at a meeting held Wednesday evening at The Hendrick Hudson. The tea is set for Wednesday Oct 20 at the crystal ballroom of the hotel with committeemen to assist Mrs Rainey named at the next meeting.

John J. Rainey Catholic Women's Service League Hendrick Hudson

Stillwater Tag Day Aims to Fund Gear for Armed Forces

Stillwater Today designates a village and town tag day to raise funds for Christmas gifts for service members. Principal Nelson Armlin chairs the village committee with George Oatbush in Riverside District. school children sell tags at the Engine House by 7 30 pm, collecting boxes returned. Mrs Leo Flanigan assists Mr Armlin. Ira Anthony donated the tags and Red Cross workers placed the strings. Also notes Mr Milton J Carter visiting New Jersey and New York and Mr and Mrs Chauncey Stover hosting Mr and Mrs William Stover in West Haven Conn.

Stillwater Nelson Armlin George Oatbush Riverside Armlin Leo Flanigan Ira Anthony Red Cross

Local notices from Averill Park and churches

Averill Park James House departs for Camp Sampson to begin Navy training. Charles Raver collects Central School District No. 1 taxes at his home for thirty days at ninety cents per one hundred. Methodist Church service at 10:30 tomorrow withRev Orrin Ireson and 11:30 Sunday school led by John Gundrum. Presbyterian Church service at 10 tomorrow with Sunday school led by Russell McLean. Children's church and worship at 11 with Rev Robert Russell preaching on Build Each Other Up.

James House Camp Sampson Navy Charles Raver Central School District No. 1 Methodist Church Orrin Ireson John Gundrum Russell McLean Robert Russell

Cropseyville News Briefs Include Visits and Meetings

Cropseyville notes Mrs Arthur Dunham visits relatives in New York. A missionary meeting was held Thursday with Mrs S A Davis. A community supper is planned at I C O F Hall Friday Sept 24. Ellis Danish 18 is on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Danish. Mrs Amos Biv and daughters return to Wheeler house for the school season. Donald Douglas returns from Sampson to spend time with his mother Mrs A Coonradt. Diane and Arthur Hansen return to New York after summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Dunhart.

S. A. Davis I. C

War Bonds Pledged At Hoosick Falls Mass Meeting

Nathan E Bierwirth auctioned 135600 dollars in War Bonds at a Hoosick Falls mass meeting held in the New Theater. Marge Kurtz spoke prior to Bierwirth, with L Burke Surdam presiding and Capt James Brahan chairing. The event featured a street parade with local defense units and a program noting local leaders and wounded veteran Carl Noyes. Personal notes cover religious school sessions resuming, classroom plans, and local residents’ moves and promotions.

Nathan E. Bierwirth Hoosick Falls New York Power and Light Corp Town of Military Police Albany Hoosick Civilian Bert Baker John P. Murphy Carl A. Noyes North Africa Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Local residents report Florida wintering, teaching plan, and moving notes

Shushan Fred DeWolfe who spent the winter in Florida is in town looking after his property here. Miss Doris Galbraith has returned to Benson Wisconsin where she will teach in the village school. Mr and Mrs Charles Anton have returned from a visit to Mr Anton's mother in Somerville New Jersey. Mrs Lina Maguire of Salem has rented the upstairs apartment in the Edward Hayes house and will move there soon.

Fred DeWolfe Florida Doris Galbraith Benson Charles Anton

Saturday High Jinks and Language Snips From Readers

Page sketch of humorous reader questions on language, translations, and titles with brief explanations. Includes notes on lapin vs rabbit fur, Chiang surname order, WAC pluralization, crevice versus crevasse, charge d affaires pronunciation, and a grammar test invitation from Frank Colby.

Johnstown Colby Webster W. P Oakland General Kai-shek B. O'N China Chiang Nashville Wacs Woman’s Army Corps WAC Hollywood

Local Movement Notes From East Nassau and Nearby

East Nassau Haru Yama was drafted into the Merchant Marines and left this week. Mrs. Tillie Alter and family moved to New York for the winter. James Herrick and family moved into the Floyd Face house. Mrs. Nathan E. Schwartz left for Syracuse to live with her sister for the duration.

Haru Yama Merchant Marines Tillie Alter New York James Herrick Floyd Face Nathan E. Schwartz Syracuse

Battle of Guadalcanal claims cruiser Juneau in 1942

The cruiser Juneau participated in the Solomons action near Guadalcanal on November 13, 1942 and was later officially listed as killed in action.

Juneau Solomons Guadalcanal

Two Area Men Prisoners of War Listed

War Department records reveal two area soldiers among the 171 listed as prisoners of war. Second Lieutenant Willam J. Styles, son of Thomas A. Styles of 507 Fourth Street, and Staff Sergeant Stanley W. MacArthur of Greenwich are named. The Times Record previously reported their capture to inform their families.

War Department Willam J. Styles Thomas A. Styles Fourth Street Stanley W. MacArthur Greenwich Times Record

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Woman’s Club Ninth Church Society Knitcraft Taga Book Shop Fourth ST Sage Evers HersBert Fulton Sr Gold Tone Studio Johann M. Milanese Miss R. P. I. Club St Paul's Episcopal Church United Servic Credit Women Credit Women’s Breakfast Club of Troy Crystal Bar Emma Willard Emma Willard School Sage Hall Betty Luby Jean Beiermeister Schodack St. Francis Club Mrs. Rainey Milton J. Carter New Jersey William Stover West Haven, Conn Chauncey Stover Averill Park Cropseyville Mrs Arthur Dunham Douglas H. Rudd Hoosick Army Air Base Bruning Neb A. T. Moore Tuckahoe James M. Miller Paul J. Meller Burlington Towa Thomas Kennedy Ojai Cal Malvern Preparatory School Malvern Pfe Anthony J. Urban Camp Bowle Tex Milton Kennedy Stanl Urban Shushan Laown Cuticura Frank Colby East Nassau Carmella Beauty Shop Willat California Carmella Ontario Street United For Life Tiamond Tyamond Solitaire Ss St. Tetest Trey Troy, N.Y Lovely Thamond Thamond Mene Rink
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