Mechanicville Lodge elects Anna Leighton noble grand
Mechanicville Mrs Anna Leighton was elected noble grand of Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge at the annual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday. Other officers named include Mary Malic vice grand Gertrude Harriman recording secretary and Lena McMillan treasurer. An entertainment honored Mr and Mrs Harmon M Smith on their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a mock wedding featuring several notable participants. Engagements announced include Veronica Lesson to Andrew Washanko and Grace Cyr to Daniel Wassil. A golden wedding note tells of Patrick and Mrs Hinchey marking fifty years of marriage.
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Anna Leighton
Noble
Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mary
Malic Noble
Gertrude Harriman
Phoebe Bartlett
Cecil Brown
Lena MecMillan
Harmon M. Smith
Rcently
Lena McMillan
J. Caswell
Paula Sheldon
Iola Weaver
Dexter W. MacDonald
Sarah King
Anos Laighton
Martha Cipperly
Mildred Beckwith
Phyllis Rivenburg
Joan Crandall
Elizabeth Christianson
Hemstreet Park
Patrick Hinchey
South Second Avenue
Hinchey
Church of the Visitation
Schuylerville
R. Stanley Turner
Margareta Hinchey
Edward Hinchey
Pruyn’s Hill
Paul L. Hinchey
Troy
St. Paul's Church
Joseph Hyson
Luella Bolton
Lawrence Kely
Averett J. Norman
War Price and Rationing Board
Norman
Parent-Teacher Council
Mechanicville Council of Parents and Teachers
Home Economics Raom
Riichard D. Wright
Mechanicville
Pouche
LaVigne
Donald J. Pingrey
John Lasen
F. Wayland Bailey
Florence Mead
Harold Butler
Serafini Aurigemma
Church of the Assumption
PTA Meeting and Knights of Columbus Installations
A large PTA gathering directed by Mrs. Harold Butler discussed a food sale for October 1 at the Red Cross rooms with Butler as chair and plans for her attendance at the State PTA Convention in New York. Knights of Columbus officers were installed in Mechanicville Council with Grand Knight Daniel Carr reelected and a full slate announced.
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Harold Butler
Rita Murphy
George Baisley
Red Cross
Joseph Ford
P.T. A
New York
Thomas Grimes
Gordon Webb
Edward Miller
John Fort
Troy Army Air Officer Missing
Second Lieut. James R. Curtis of East Sunnyside is officially listed as missing by the War Department. Curtis, bombardier assigned to the Middle Eastern Area, was lost August 19 with his crew. his mother hopes he may be a prisoner of war. He left Manhattan College after Pearl Harbor and is a Catholic Central High School graduate. Other Troy area men listed as missing include Corp. Kenneth A. Dufty in North Africa, Second Lieut. George W. Mosall in Asiatic Area, and Pvt. Raymond E. Lawrence in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Curtis
East Sunnyside
War Department
Catherine V. Curtis
Curtis
Middle Eastern
Pearl Harbor
Manhattan College
Catholic Central High School. Corp
Kenneth A. Dufty
Harold M. Dufty
157
Sixth Avenue
North Africa
United States
Troy Area
George W. Mosall
Slingerlands
Raymond E. Lawrence
Albany
First Fall Home Bureau Meeting Reported
The first fall gathering of the Home Bureau convened at S. W. Pitts Hose House Hall with Mrs. Fred Hollis presiding. Leaders chosen for the year, project plans outlined, and events including a Calvary Hall meeting at 8 p.m. were announced. a Halloween masquerade dance on Oct 29 at St. Ambrose Hall was planned with tickets, refreshments, and music coordinators named.
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Home Bureau
S. W. Pitts Hose House Hall
Fred Hollis
Chile
Calvary Church
P.m
Calvary Hall
George Whitney
Walter J. Kerr
William Coghill
Coghill
William Freeman
Camp Pierce
Fla
Jute Graffin
R. W
Henry Talbot
Viola Tetreault
R. N
Jules Tetreault
Samaritan Hospital
New York
Smiling Thru
Ann Whitney
Teresa Weltzel
Carol Bonneville
Robert Sidebotham
Reacher
William Kinsman
Wiliam Kinsman
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A testimonial extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a regular, non purgative remedy for chronic constipation. It explains lack of dietary cellulose causes slow bowels and credits All-Bran with regulating bowel movements when eaten with water, urging readers to choose genuine Kellogg's from Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam - Kellogg
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Local housing trades and hospital note in town
Shushan Mrs. Fred Smith is in Mc Clellan Hospital. James Cassidy bought the house on Salem Street from Ira West. Mrs. Madison sold her School Street residence to New York buyers and will move to her Main Street home. A Grange Hall tea by Girl Scouts raised nine dollars. Camp McKall, and Keesler Field notes on service members are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
McClellan Hospital
James Cassidy
Salem Street
Ira West
Prem Ber Peck
Camp McKall, C
Grange Hall
Girl Scouts
Flora Dobbin
Mark Madison
School Street
New York
Madison
Main Street
R P I Chaplain Addresses Sage College Students
Rev. Seymour A. Smith of RPI told Sage College students that the greatest job is learning to live successfully. He urged focus on study, self awareness, and becoming a whole person capable of resolving inner conflicts. He cited Madame Chiang and urged finding a purpose beyond oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Seymour A. Smith
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Mr. Smith
Alf
Madame Chiang
God
Mr Smith
Peter Flanigan Elected President of the 17 Club
Peter Flanigan was elected president of the 17 Club at the annual meeting held at Carroll's Grove in Hoovmith. William Dempsey was named first vice president with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Flanigan
Carroll's Grove
Hoo Mith
Illiam Dempsey
Local Club Honors 2023 Officers and Winners
President John J. Brown, treasurer Nehill F. Smith, and Rotary officer roles were announced with Arthur Mack overseeing sports and Tom Larkin entertainment. Ted Rawley won the horse shoe contest and Fd Wagar the pie eating contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brown
Rotary
Nehill F. Smith
Arthur Mack
Tom Larkin
Ted Rawley
Fd Wagar
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George J. Lesson
Crow Hill
Veronica Lesson
Andrew Washanko
John Washanko
van Buren Street
Riverside
Andrew Wassil
North Second Avenue
Pfe
Daniel Wassil
Grace Cyr
James Cyr
Ohio
Wassil
Fort Dix
N. J
5Th Ave
Fifth Ave
Atl Good Drug
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
F. Humphreys
Thomas P. Walsh
Schenectady
William T. Clarke
Joseph Ten Eyck
William Cavanaugh
C. Ben Sykes
Joseph Sykes
John J. Conway
Frank Flanagan
Joseph McGovern
John Keegan
J. Francis Walsh
William T. Powers
Building Association
Fred Hosley
Camp Butner
N. C
Henry Salford
Bemis Heights
Heinz Bievinger
Boston
Mass
William J. Barnes
Kenneth Hill
Camp Gordon
Hag
Rollie Hill
Halfmoon
Joseph Messer
Navy
Suston
Victoria Messer
Frank Gargano
William Falco
Vincent Falco
Norfolk
Joseph Fantauzzi
Park Avenue
Salvation Army
L. B. Blakeman
Dupont
du Pont
du Pont “Zerex
Zerex
Nemours
E. J. du Pont du Nemours &Co. (Inc
Wilmington
Delaware
Zi Zeron
Reiter
Things
Anrrik
Troy Army Air Officer
James R.scurtis
Latham
USO
Masonic Temple
Murder Marshall
Katherine Delaney
USO Club
Y.W.C.A
Lucretia Eckert
Orth
Naval Students
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Temple
Warren E415
John Stanton Mahony
Sarah K. Flynn
James C. Covert
Albert C. Goodwin
Katherine Moser
Helen Collins
Shushan
Keesler Field
Miss
Albert M. Hager
Noncom
Hagers
Corp
A. M. Hagers
Army Forces Training Command
Lowre Field
Col
Hazel Hager
Coast Artillery
Washington, D
Orlanda. Fla
Sage College
Regan Washer CO
Fran
Kin Sq
Whitey
Tosos
Carstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
Baltimore
Stanley
America
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