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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1944

Page

6

Green Island Bride Unites Angeline DeCono and Frank King

Angeline DeCono daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore DeCono of 69 James Street Green Island wed Frank King son of the late Mr and Mrs King of Sa Augustine Pia in the rectory of St Joseph's Green Island officiated by Rev J B Byer. The ceremony followed a church service and guests viewed the couple as they departed for their wedding trip.

Angeline Mo DeConga Theodore DeConno James Sirest Green Island Felver An Liey Studi Anton C. Balga Balga Johnstown Winifred Therrien Oliver T. Therrien Schenectady

Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Pleasant Valley

Rebekah Lodge at Cropseyville elected officers including Noble Grand Mrs Grabos, Vice Grand Mrs Pauline Lavaigne, Recording Secretary Dorothy McCabe, Financial Secretary Mrs Grace Eetis, Treasurer Mrs Helen Guibrecht, and member Mrs Marc Owens for a three year term. The social drew 37 members and a guest. a charity sale raised $53.

Rebekah Lodge Pleasent Valley White Lily Hall Cropseyville Florence Grabos Noble Grand Grabos Pauline Lavaigne Mises Dorothy McCabe Grace Eetis Tressurer Helen Guibrecht Marc Owens Wee T

Frear Trophy Won In Bridge Tournament

The William H. Frear trophy was captured by Mrs. John Myton and Mrs. Claude Duchols of Menands along with Mr and Mrs. Nolan A. Curse in the team of four event. Other Albany pairs led by Mr and Mrs. William Seer and J S Blakoff with Mrs. E Godfrey finished second. Schenectady's Gordon E Paul Hervey Fairbanks and Joseph Eichmeyer tied for third with Downing of Troy in the event. The Union-Fern trophy went to W Bennett and Dr W Inners. Open 9 winners were Josh S Hutering of Schenectady with partners J W Blinckel and C L Briggs of Albany and Harvey Fairbanks with Gordon E H Paul of Schenectady taking third. The special pair game winners were Mrs M A Gilbert and Nathan Krause of Schenectady and Miss Eleanor Downing with Joseph Fichmeyer, second.

William H. Frear John Myton Claude Duchols Menands Ang Nolan A Elsy Disister Bridge Association Troy Ses Club Wiliam Seer J. S. Blakoff E. §. Godfrey Albany Gordon E. Paul Hervey Fairbanks Joseph Eichmeyer Schenectady Miss Bicator i Downing Troy W. Bennett Josh S Hutering J. W. Blinkef C. L. Briggs Abbarr Harvey Fairbanks Gordon EH. Paul

Service Men's Wives Celebrate Anniversary Dinner

Mrs. Robert J. Hird and Mrs. Richard C. Clecoeile were guests at a Circle Inn dinner Saturday night hosted by Mr and Mrs. Joan J. Madden. Both women marked their second wedding anniversaries with corsages of pink roses. Loretta Foley, now Bird, is married to a clerk in the service. her husband is stationed somewhere in the Pacific. Ann Woods Chevleila, wife of Sargi Chevleila, is now in England.

Robert J. Hird Richard C. Clecoeile Circle Inn Joan J. Madden Bird Roy Loretta Foley Pacific Chevleila Ann Woods Sargi England

Burdick Elected Treasurer of Stokes Hall Group

Miss Martie N Burdick daughter of Mr and Mrs Morton L Burdick was elected treasurer of Stokes Hall group Rouse for Women at the New York State College for Teachers Albany.

Martie N. Burdick Morton L. Burdick Stokes’ Hall Rouse For Women New York State College For Teachers Albany

Ilium Club Plans Season for 1945 Program

The Ilium Literary Club of Troy outlines its 1945 season with Harold J. Kennedy presenting a Broadway plays lecture on Oct. 6, and Rev. Norman Vincent Peale speaking about the Technique of Successful Living on Oct. 29. Additional speakers include Kenseeth Walker, Knapp, and Gardner, with a guest day planned for Jan. 5 and a special event on March 16. details are partially garbled in the text.

Ium Literary Club of Troy Harold J. Kennedy Noman Vincent Peale Kenseeth Walker of Allegoy Ae Weil Nev. Knapp Dee Isection Kimprough Anther Nant Aussor Ea Gasia Jourand Ent Gardner

Bride and Army Man Wed at St Peter's Church

Thomasine Shan and Private Gallagher of Ravens The bride wore satin with basque waist and long net sleeves. Ceremony at St Peter's Church officiated by Rev A McManus. Attendants included Marcia M Clements. best man was the groom's father. Reception at Hendrick Hudson. Trip to New York and Washington planned.

Thoemasine Jacques Swan Gertrude Sixth Avenue Prederiex J. Swan Dorchestes Massy Pie Wissor Gallagher, Jr He Araiy Willian F. Gallagher Ravens Sh. Peter’s Edward “A. McManus i Marcia M. Clements Serge Bryant Carter Pfe George Bingerland Camp Swift Tex William Dinehar New York Svaite Pomrons Hiendrick Hudson Washington Academy of the Holy Names Gallagher Princeton University

Social Notes From Bennington Area Listings

Personal Miss Eileen Halligan visits Rome with friends at week end. Corp William E. Cutler returns from a ten day furlough with wife Virginie and daughter Jinny Lou at 10 Munro Court to San Luis Obispo where he is stationed with the Infantry. Miss Katherine Aan Maxwell daughter of Rev John Maxwell of Burlington departs for Seattle to begin five weeks then to Alaska for military base assignment. Miss Maxwell is a Randolph High School and Brown University graduate. She recently worked in the health department of Bennington College.

Eileen Halligan Pointview Drive Rome. Corp William E. Cutler Virginie Tilley Jinny Lou Munro Court San Luis Obispo Cal Katherine Aan Maxwell John Maxwell Burlington Fef Seattle Wash Alaska Maxwell Randolph High School Brown University Bennington College

Miss Ruth Derbyshire Weds Lieut Matthew A Larkin

Mrs A J Derbyshire of Richford Wisconsin announces the marriage of Ruth Ansty Derbyshire to Lieut jg Matthew A Larkin Medical Corps U S N R at St Marys Church. The couple will reside at 25 Wonderland Albany. A reception followed at The Hendrick Hudson. The bride is a Russell Sage College graduate and was employed at Bear-Mansingor. The groom is Syracuse and Albany graduate and will join the Navy Reserve.

A. J. Derbyshire Richford Ruth Ansty Derbyshire J.g Matthew A. Larkin Medical Corps U.S.N.R Albany Hospital H. G. Winckless Albany St Mary's Church Edward A. O’manley Cadet Harrie Derbyshire U.S. Nurses’ Corps Alicia New York Michael Pierce Louis Siminow Gerald Gable Granger Osborne Anne Miss Fogarty Hendrick Hudson Russell Saga Bear-Mansingorp Larkin Syracuse University Albany Predicat! College Woodlawn “Avenue

Westminster Auxiliary Plans to Serve Supper

The Westminster Presbyterian Church Women’s Auxiliary outlined plans for a Monday 6:30 pm supper at their meeting held at Mrs. Harold Burgess’s home. Rummage sale acrages for October were discussed and the year’s program read by Mrs. Earl Fay. The group began a Real Cross and Leonard Hospital sewing project with weekly sessions Wednesdays 10:30 am to 4 pm under Mrs. C A Laster.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Harold Burgess Fifth Avenue Earl Fay Real Cross Leonard Hospital

Gambling Joint Becomes War Plant In Chicago

The Dome, a famed gambling spot raided last fall, is undergoing alterations to become a war plant. TownsEnd Club No 2 plans a monthly meeting at Odd Fellows Hall, 8 pm, with Edward Wells as treasurer set to make a surprise announcement. The Women's Club of Sacred Heart Church hosts a school dance Friday 8:30 to 11:30 pm in the school auditorium with Richard Swanson orchestra.

Chicago As & Townsend Club No Odd Fellows Halt Fourth Street Edward Wells Women’s Club of Sacred] Heart Church Richard Swanson Leroy Holt Jank Tiley

Credit Based On Savings, Banker Says

Bankers urged postwar plans to improve credit through thrift and savings. Fred W. Lawrence of Portland, Maine, stressed that savings form the true foundation for credit and that restraint in spending is essential for a stable future economy. Claude Pack noted rural banks dominate state memberships and warned against government subsidized lending hurting farm communities. W. L. Hemingway and Walter Garver spoke earlier.

Chicago Fred W. Lawrence Portland American Bankers’ Association Lawrence Claude F. Pack Kansas City Kan State Bank Division Association America Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co St. Louis Walter B. Garver Federal Bank of Chicago

President Seizes Ohio Steel Plant for War Needs

President Roosevelt ordered War Secretary Stimson to seize and operate Farrell Cheek Steel Co plants in Sandusky Ohio where 600 workers halted production. A War Labor Board chair said the company refused WLB terms, causing actual production interruption. The plant makes castings for trucks shovels cranes tanks and landing craft.

Washington Roosevelt Stimson Farrell Cheek Steel Co Sandusky William H. Davis War Labor Board WLE

At Resort Hosts and Transferred Officers Visit Area

Dr Albert F McCarthy of Maple Avenue will spend weeks at Atlantic City New Jersey. Three houseguests include Lieut Mrs Harry L Deas of Washington DC. They stay with Mrs Deas parents Mr Mrs James P Stevenson. Lieut Bruce W Hislop returned from Aberdeen Proving Ground to New York. His wife and son Bruce are guests for the week at his mother Mrs James Hislop.

Albert F. McCarthy Maple Avenue Atlantic City Washington, D. C Deas James PR. Stevenson Bruce W. Hissop Bruce Hislop Hislop’s Mother, Sirs James Issop Aberdeen Proving Grounds New York

Roosevelt Mind Is Still Pretty Good According to Wallace

Vice President Henry A Wallace says President Roosevelt's mind remains pretty good despite critics. Wallace challenges claims of weariness and dismisses opposition as reactionary, calling Roosevelt's mental state a central concern. He also criticizes New York's 207diet vote law as an amazing maze crafted by an ingenious man.

Buffalo Henry A Wallace Roosevelt Wallace New York

Legion Seeks Recruits in Omaha Post

The 1944 membership of Omaha Post is 7,436, nearing a 7,500 goal. The enrollment includes 1,360 World War II veterans.

Legion Omaha Neh Omaha Post T American Legion

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