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THE TIMES RECORD, N. MONDAY Brenda L. Krause Corporal Swain Engage Take Vows On Saturday LouLa T. Kniuso, 493 Pawling: Avenue, instructoi in violin at Troy Conservatory of Music, announces the engagement of his dauKhtei, lilisa Brenda Louise Krause to Coij H. Stratton Swam, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Swain of Peekskill. Miss Krause ig a graduate of the Emma Willaid School and attended the Crane School of Music in She is now affiliated with the General Electric Co.

in Scheneclady. Swain is also a yiaduate Of the Crane School of Music and attended Temple Univetsity. He is at present stationed at Camp Davi, X. C. The wedding is scheduled to take filace in the spring.

Committees Named For ital Party Hospi Committee chairmen have been announced for the anniversary party to be held on Wednesday at MeKean Staff House to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Leonard Hospital. The Women's Board is sponsoring the affair which will be divided into afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs. Neil K. White is general Chairman of the event and Mrs.

William Toohey eo-chair- Snao. Tht entertainment committee includes Mrs. Harold Burgees, Mrs. "Harry Carl ton and Mrs. James C.

Covert. On the refreshment committee to Mrs. Burgesa, Mrs. H. S.

Carieton and Mrs. Arthur J. Burch. Entertain at Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Izso entertained Id guests at their home at CO Ingalls Avenue Friday evening it honor of their daughter, Bertha, observed her fifteenth birthday anniversary. Games and ancing were enjoyed -and refreshments were served from a table decorated in pink and and a large victory cake forming a centerpiece. GREAT FOR Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Doran leave Trinity Episcopal Church after their marriage Saturday. Mrs. Doran is the former Ann Jane Draper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E.

Draper of Troy, and Mr. Doran, a member of the Marine Corps, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Doran of Menands.

R. P. I. Graduate Marries Art Student Miss Dorothea Martha daughter of Mr. and Mis.

Jean Paul Lemroth of Upper Montolair. N. was married Saturday evening to Lubin Palmer, son of Mr and Mi's. Lubin Palmer of Mont clair, a former student at Remse- laer Polytechnic Institute. Kev.

Orrin F. Judd performed the ceromny in St. James' Chinch and a reception followed at the Woman's Club. Miss Jane Sherman was maid of honor and the other attendants were Mrs. S.

Maxfield Palmei, sis- tre-m-law of the bridegroom, Mis W. J. Norton, Mrs. Kail Gietz and Mrs. Robert H.

Ross, jr. S. Maxfield Palmer was best man for his brother, and the usher were Eddy Davis Palmer and Langdon Palmer, brothers of the bridegroom, Solon Palmer, cousin of the bridegroom, Jean Paul Lemroth, brother of the bride, Ronert G. Killgore and J. P.

Glasby, ji Mrs. Palmer attended Montclau schools, was graduated from Smith College and attended the Yoik School of Interior Decoration. Mr. Palmer is a graduate of Montclair Academy and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the class of 1938. He is a member of the Delta Phi fraternity.

Wed In Home Ceremony MODE RATIONING LOOMS THE YEAR, CHIEF SAYS Member Of Polo Team To Be Married Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. F. Marvin Callan of State 1 Street, Albany that their daughter, Miss Barbara Callan will become the bnde Jan. 30 in Denver, 'of Pvt.

Chailes Whitney Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheeler of Loudonville. Miss Elizabeth Cullan, sister of Indoor Riding Ring At School Opened The new indoor air conditioned riding the Emma Willard School was opened Saturday night Wlth an exhibition of horsemanship rnuiimi If ULUlJ' witoessed 20 people UIMMUN fmwm A ls cal chalr ridej the When you get aeold, take Humphreys event of the evening, -was won "77" right away to help reBeve eel- Barbara Weddell. An exhibition of ingof achiness, weakness andmisery.

Works internally. Long advised by three-gaited ridmg was given bv Xora Keehn followed by a satirical jxhibition entitled, As Not Dr. Humphreys. At all druggists. Taught a Emma Willard." Only Try itl imiy zur.

ITJKI A I I I I 1854 KNITCRAFT Third St An Exclusive Sportsugar Start For Debt To StouU SWEATERS SKIRTS BLOUSES SLACK SUITS to A3 exhibition was given by Patsy Wnitehurst daughter of Capt. Ja-nes Whitehurst. of the Renpselaer County Mounted Patrol. The obstacle race was won by Betty Luby, of Tioy. A detachment of the Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol, under the command of Major Frank Fonda, an exhibit of mounted drill and jujciping.

Guests included Capt. John Keeley and Sergt Frank R. Hutton of Troop New York State Police, and Edgar H. Betts, chairman of the Board of Trustees, Mrs. William F.

Gurley and John Amstuz, member of the board. Other g-acsts present were Sheriff Phileie F. and t'ndersheriff Harry B. Nugent of Rensselaer County, 34aj Fiank Fonda of the Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol Capt- Leon Trumbull with a staff I of officers from the Troy Victory Mcunted Patrol and John Brommer. head of riding at LaSalle Institute.

Miss Jeannette Souis, assistant head of riding at tne school, acted i as ringmaster. TagaBookShop Jivw A Large Selection VALENTINES 53 Fourth St Phone Trov Loudonville Man To Wed Miss Snead Cmdr and Mrs. George M. Snead of the Opciat.n^ Ba5e at Norfolk, have announced the encashment of their daughter Miss Virginia Martin Snead. to Lieut 1 i James Rangier Adams.

U. X. son of Mr. and Mrs AlonZ' Pehon Adams of Loudonville Miss Snead attended Gunston Hall in Washington D. an i Farmvjlle State Teachers College.

Her fiance attended the Albany Governor Academj srd ABOUT TOWN 'ARTY HOSTESS the bride-elect, will be the maid of honor and Lieut. Thomas Boyd Wheeler, will be best man for I his brother. 1 Miss Callan is a member of the Junior League of Albany and was formally presented to society at a Mrs. William B. Frear entertained reception given a year ego at the at a luncheon today at her home on home of her parents.

Pawling Avenue. Private Wheeler is a graduate of Albany Academy and attended Willi lams College. He was a member of the Loudonville polo team. He of the is a grandson of Charles L. A.

Caldwell la visiting her daughter- Whitney of Loudonville and the m-Iaw, His. Ralph Stillman, in i a Mrs Whitney and of Mrs. Ed- tf CONNECTICUT Mrs. Edgar C. Stillman South Noro.alk, Conn.

gar Wheeler Wheeler. and the late Mr. LEAVES FOB FLORIDA Mrs William W. Monell who has 'Home Bureau To been the guest for several eeks of her parents, Supreme Court Justice HdVC inr Caving L6SSOnS and Mrs. Pieice H.

Russell of Pme- woods Avenue left today for Miami, Fla. En route, she wilfstop in New York to spend a few days with Mrs. Mrs. George H. Helser enter.

ned memoers me Eureau th at Trojan Eichard Dennie, the former Miss 0 TM Helen Tun-ell, a former resident of this city. whei son on cushions. To Hear Miss Milhan The January meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of School home 61 Collins Avenue, Friday at will fce held Thursday at 2-4ojl'30 The weaving looms have p.m. at the school. Miss Mabel A.

Milhan, County Home Bureau dem- Dorothy C. Bradley. assistant demonstration agent of the Rensselaer County Home Bureau headquarters, gave a les- revampmg furniture Five chairs were completed. A picnic luncheon was served. Miss Helen iNevins announced a weaving lesson at her arrived for those who joined this proiect and regular sessions will be held until the course is com- onstrator, will speak on "Living', pleted.

Happily and Adequately on Meat Rations." A question period will rk Supper i-t: j. i A fgr follow. The public is invited to hear this talk. To Have Guest Speaker The Jaiuary meeting of the Par- To Be Held at 6:30 annual turkey supper given for members of the parish under the sponsorship of the Woman's Aid Society of St. Paul's Episcopal ent-Teacher Association of School i Church will be held Wednesday a1 2 will be held tomorrow at 2.30 6 30 P' In tne Guild Hous On p.m.

at the school. Mrs. Frederick Mrs and Mrs Boss will pieside over the business Beatty are in charge of th session. v.a tresses. Mrs R.

Stanley Thorn The guest speaker will be Miss son is general chairman of fair and is being Margaret Saunders, who will speak Georsre Las key on "Propar Nutrition for Children." A health drill will be given by some of the children of the school, of which Miss Helen A. Costello is i principal. Miss Albert E. Bibb and Mrs. Frank L.

Kyscr will serve refreshments during the social hour. UorrUtM Un. IUv. Arthur LandmwMr, pastor of Pawling 'AveniM Church, has announced meeting of preparatory' class will be held 'tomorrow at 4 i'n the parsonage, 918 PsrvHog Avenue, Instead of Wednesday. Secretary of Agriculture Wkkard Military and Lend-Lease on Supplies.

Washington UP) Secretary of Agriculture Wlckard. declaring It good common sense to give the military forces and programs "nrr' claim to nation's food supply, called upon civilians yesterday to accept rationing as a "part of the price of victory." In his annual report to President Roosevelt, the secretary and administrator of the wartime food program said It was possibU thai gap between demand and supply would widen further this year to make additional rationing necessary. Mrs. Phillip DuCunnols of Ford Avenue at the Samaritan Hospital where ihe will undergo an operation. Mrs.

William Nichols of Ford Avenue who has been confined to the Troy Hospital for the past three is reported "fairly good." Mrs. Charles P. Egan of Cleveland, a former resident of this section, visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Etue of 611 Pawling Avenue.

Mrs. Egan was called here by' the death of her brother, John Lucas. Mrs. Thomas Culllton of New York, Mrs. Etue's niece has returned home after the funeral.

Staff and Mrs. Charles F. Barnes were united in marriage at the home of Mrs. Barnes' parents, Prof, and Mis. W.

Kumpf, 199 Sixth Avenue, on Saturday. Mrs. Barnes is the former Miss Barbara Peck. Townsend Club Has Business Session Townsend Club No. 2 had Its emi-monthly meeting at the Y.

W. 3. A. Friday evening. Thomas J.

McGinis presided and opened the meeting with the singing of "Atner- ca" and the salute to the Flag. Mrs. Cora Lund presided at the piano, Mrs. Cora Travers, secretary, read the report of the previous meeting and two Washington, D. C.

flashes from Headquarters, Miss Powell Bride Of Instructor discussing the Townsend pension plan for social security. Mr. McGinis named Albert Stong financial chairman, William Thompson H. P. Lund assistants.

It was voted to reduce membership fees and cancel all dues in arrears. The president urged securing as many new members as possible by the evening of the reception in his honor, Feb. 12 It was proposed to form a glee club to have chorus singing at every meeting. The president announced the first of the quarterly conferences to be held Friday at the home of Mrs. Travers, 141 Eighth Street All officers and chairmen of standing committees are to attend.

Mrs. Travers stated that a Flag would be presented the club by the Col C. L. MacArthur Circle, Ladies of the G. A.

R. Feb. 12 as a part of the Lincoln Day reception for the new president. During the social hour the first i of the new glee club rehearsals was ot. KoSe Miss Ileee Jeanette Powell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. K. Powell of Dobbs Ferry, became the bride Saturday of Paul Southworth Symonds, a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Symonds of Nutley, N. J. The ceremony was performed in the Summerfleld Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev.

George A. Feare. Miss Barbara Holt of Black River, a classmate at Cornell University, was maid of honor and George Symonds was his brother's best man. Upon their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.

Symonds will make their home in Ithaca where Mr. Symonds is an instructor in Engineering at Cornell University. He received the master's degree from Cornell and expects to receive the doctor of philosophy degree next month. Mrs Symonds is a graduate of Cornell. "Getting full effectiveness from our human and military resources will necessitate rationing," Wickard said.

"Civilians should understand the In controlling food supplies, he explained, the government acted on the rule that military and lend- lease needs rank first. 'The rationing procedure applies only to what remains after the requirements of the battle fronts have been met and reserves accumulated to provision recaptured areas and help write the peace. In war for survival this is obvious common sense. Letting the United Nations' fighters down would let us all down--in a hurry." Wickard asserted that the nation was "still too complacent" about food. He said it was possible for civilians to cut down considerably and still have more and better food than the people of any other country.

"Actually we have a reservoir of farm products, namely, the supplies that ordinarily we waste, such as the excess fat on beef and pork cuts, the stale baked goods, the leftovers. Much more sacrifice than we make as yet would not cut seriously into our nutrition or put us on a par with our Allies in privation." The secretary reported that food production in 1942 was above all expectations. The total output, he said, was 10 p'er cent above that of 1941. Although 1943 farm goals for further increases, the secretary said an output equal to that of 1942 was probably the maximum for which the nation could plan. NEWS BUREAU HEAD AT UNION RESIGNS George A.

Roberts, who has been in charge of the news bureau at Union College, Schenectady, since September, 1941, has resigned and today began his new dutiee the state office of war training programs under the State War Council in Albany. Mr. Roberta went to the Uaiom College publicity position from Hobart College, Geneva, where he was assistant to the president of the college charge of and other administrative departments. HOSPITAL BILLS HOSMTAlj 00 fir icnrln to holpiul MM M.U Ol-ri; IIIIIUUMI 00 held Latham Girl Bride of J. E.

Moran Miss Esther Carolyn Graves, daughter of Mrs. Fannie Graves and the late Adam G. Graves of Loudon Road, Latham, was married Jan, 20 to John Edward Moran, son of John J. Moran and the late Mrs. Marie Moran of Schenectady.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. E. Barker of the Third Avenue Methodist Church in Watervliet. The bride was formerly on the staff of the Watervliet Bank.

Mr. Moran is connected with the Schenectady Quartermaster Depot After a brief wedding trip the couple wijl reside in Schenectady. Engagement Announced Village Trustee and Mrs. James McLucas of Hoosick Falls announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Marie Mo To Meet Tomorrow The Troy Graduate Club of the College of St.

Rose at its monthly dinner meeting in the Troy Club tomorrow evening will hear a talk by Miss Catherine R. Boylan of the Rensseiaer High School faculty. Plans will made for the lecture on "The Phophets of Our Times" to be given by Mgr. Fulton J. Shean of Catholic University Friday evening, Feb.

5, at Chancellor's HaU, Albany, under the auspices of the scholarship committee of the Alumnae Association of the college. Miss Antoinette M. Lewis and Miss Helen Casey are co-chairmen in- charge of the dinner arrangements. EAST SIDE. Plans are under way at Trinity Methodist Church for the dedication of an honor roll of the young men and women of the parish who are in service.

The lone women on the roll is Lieut. Gladys Harm, a nurse at General Hospital Fort Jackson, S. C. To date the list includes 39 members. A pair of silk flags, one the American Flag and the other, the Christian flag will also be dedicated at this service being planned for Sunday, Feb.

21 in the church. A committee meeting will take place Wednesday in the church to make further arrangements. Those the committee include: Mrs. ohn W. Snyder, chairman; Rev.

Frank Jay Reid, pastor; Frank H. Walker, superintendent; of the Sunday School; J. Wesley Wood, to tf rtt.l cMir mtw mtlo Four modem plans of Hospital Expense Protection costing little as 1 Vic a day pays lated amounts for hospital room and board, ambulance and wheel chair, x-ray and laboratory, anaesthetic and operating roam, maternity expenses (plan 3) Accidental Death Benefit (plan 2). Inquire new! Hudson Valley AGENCY, Inc. Lawrence 3.

Collins Edward A. Fitzgerald GENERAL INSURANCE AND SURETY BONOS tt Congress Street Opposite Court TROY 601 Women's Club To Meet Tomorrow Mrs. Michael J. Maloney, president of the Women's Club of Siena College, has called a meeting for tomorrow night at 8 pjno. at the Lucas to Pvt.

Edward H. Moses, Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany. Plans son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moses of Eagle Bridge.

Mr. Moses was recently inducted into the armed forces and at present at Camp Called be furthered for the bridge 16 Upton. Weekly Luncheon Hi SERVICE fwHtt DURATION The weekly luncheon for busi- da-- has beer, set for the wed-! ness ie and shoppers at Cen; Lutheran Church with the Ladies' Aid as sponsor. Wednesday from 11 a to 1:30 p.m, v.i:i be i prepared and served under the su- I pervision of ilrs. Eugene Wagar, i general chairman.

Yew cMfcee tuwt last Cleaning tkem. torp the too. DRESSES SUITS KJUX 390 Tiw TO! Fiore-WUsey CASH AVD C1KRT CALL AND DELIVER SERVICE, SOc CRESCENT CLEANERS and DYERS H4I Am. IMI yy Natalie M. Wjlsey of Colonie became the yesterday of J.

Fiore. 105 North Lake Avenue in a ceremony performed by Judee W. B. Stairs at Colonie. The bride was foimeiJy a file inspector at the Sjale Office Building while Mr.

J-iore a foreman at the General Electric Co. Fetes Soldier A welcome home party was jnven Saturday evening at the home of Mrs Frank Lord, 224 Tenth Street in honor of her son, Corp Edward Lord who is visiting his mother. He is stationed at Stoney Field, N. C. Board To Meet The regular meeting of the Board of the Women's Auxiliary the County Medical Society will be held at tomorrow at The Hendrick Hudson.

Mrs. Eugene F. Ooeaally, president, win preside. Group 2 of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ninth Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Barren, Woodrow Court, Thursday at 8 p.m, Mrs.

R- White will preside. Study Group To Meet The study group of the Senior Hadassah will meet Wednesday p.m. at the home of Mrs. Abe Brownstem on The studv of outstanding Zionist personalities will be continued. Jeanette Souks, left, rins master, Maj.

Frank Fonda, of the Ren- -clac Gcunu Mounted Patrol, and Lillian Norwood, riding inxtuictor at Emma Willard'School, are pictured at Saturdays exhibition marking the opening of the school's indoor riding ring. Attended Graduation Mrs. Michael J. Sheridan of 175 North Lake Avenue has returned from Emmitsburg, after attending the graduation of her son. William H.

Shendan from Mount St, Marys College. Convalescing Oliver A. Tetto is convalescing at his home. 2515 Fifth Avenue, from a recent operation at the Samaritan Hospital. BEMAN PARK.

The weekly novcna in honor of the Miraculous Medal tomorrow a 1 7:30 p.m. at the Church of St Paul the Apostle will followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament The annual penny party sponsored by the Mothers' Club will be held Thursday evening i at the parish school hall. The nail will be open Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. with Mrs. William H.

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