Falls Church Honors Long Time Members
Twenty six First Baptist Church members will be honored for over fifty years of membership at a Sunday service led by Rev. John Y. Elliott. Certificates will be given and 11 new members receive the Right Hand of Fellowship. The longest member is Mrs. Charles Parsons with seventy six years since her 1888 baptism. Eleven other long tenured members and two nonresidents are noted, with a communion service and a sermon titled The House of the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
First Baptist Church
John Y. Elliott
New Sodality Formed in Pownals Parish
A new Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church was organized at North Pownal Church with ten parishioners and Monsignor Francis B. Flanagan present. Officers include President Mrs Harvey DuBois Vice President Mrs Vincent Pizzano Secretary Mrs Edmond LaBonte and Treasurer Mrs Joseph Tornabene. Meetings are set for the fourth Wednesday monthly, dues are one dollar, sunshine committee and publicity chairs named, bylaws adopted, and plans set for May food sale and a Mother’s Day mother and daughter communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownals
Our Lady of Lourdes
Monsignor
Flanagan
Bennington
Hoosick Falls Residents Noted in Area Hospital Updates
Hoosick Falls resident Fred Murray, now in Plattsburgh as a state trooper, is a patient at Champlain Valley Hospital after being taken there Tuesday. Anthony Salluzzo of Church Street is treated for pneumonia at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Joseph Gorman of Elm Street underwent shoulder amputation at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady last Friday. The American Legion Auxiliary sets its May 9 meeting at 8 p.m. in Legion rooms. poppy poster contest winners to be announced by Mrs. John Waddington with judges including Mrs. Restino, Miss Dewar, Mrs. Roys, and Mr. Barrier. First, second, and third place prizes are $5, $3, and $1.50. Posters due by Friday. Cub Scout Pack 63 meets at United Church Hall with den skits on nature and birdhouse crafts. Awards include wolf and bear badges for several members and recognition for Audubon Society enrollment. Hoosick Falls Central School guidance director William Folgert reports three students accepted for further study: Linda Scriven to St. Joseph's Business College. Mary Green to Michigan State University. Ann Marie Ruditis to College of St. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murray
Hoosick Falls
Plattsburgh
Champlain Valley Hospital
Anthony Salluzzo
Church Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Joseph Gorman
Elm Street
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
John Waddington
Thomas Restino
Jean Dewar
Dorothy Roys
Victor Barrier
Waddington
Alice Hayes
Arthur Cutler
Leonard Liporace
Dens
Armand Rousseau
Cheney Case
Albert White
James Beaverson
Den
National Audubon Society
The
Society
den Two
Charles Hutton
Mike Waytekus
Thomas Harrington
Jerry Jones
Richard Surdam
Robin Breeze
William S. Folgert
Hoosick Falls Central School
Linda D. Scriven
Louis Scriven
Petersburg
St. Joseph’s Business College
Bennington
Library Club
Mary G. Green
Gilbert Green
R.D. 2
Michigan State University
School of Agriculture
Mary
Dramatics Club
Future Teachers of America
Ann Marie Ruditis
Edward Ruditis
First St
School of Education
College of St. Rose
Miss Ruditis
Williams College English lecturer earns PhD from Harvard
Eugene Mirabelli Jr. of Arlington earned a Ph.D. at Harvard with a thesis on The Apprenticeship of Williams Faulkner. He teaches at Williams College and plans a move to the Boston area to work on a second novel. He previously taught at Johns Hopkins and Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Eugene Mirabelli Jr
Williams College
Harvard University
Williams Faulkner
Arlington
Mirabelli
Eugene Mirabelli
Somerset Rd
Lexington
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
Williams
Three Boys Questioned Over Hoosick Falls Stone Throwing
Three youths were questioned by Hoosick Falls police after a stone was hurled at a Boston and Maine freight train passing westbound on the trestle. The conductor Harry Redikar sustained a forehead cut. the 135-car train was delayed about an hour while the incident was reported. The boys were released without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Frank Demick
Harry Redikar
Grange Rd
Troy
Boston and
Maine
R.R
Boston
Redikar
Pownal Church Votes to Restore Steeple
Pownal Center Community Church board votes to retain and repair the steeple after deeming it structurally sound and estimates over 1000 dollars for restoration. A community fundraiser will seek pledges, and a vacation Bible school is planned for one week in August for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pownal Center
Williams College Planetarium
Treaseury
Pownal Couple Celebrate 90th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Earl Wood of East Pownal celebrated their 90th anniversary with a surprise family party at their home. Married in Woodford on April 25 1909 the couple lived much of their life in Bennington where Mr Wood was an electrical contractor. They have two daughters eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Nineteen guests attended from Bennington Hoosick Falls and the Pownals. A buffet luncheon featured an anniversary cake with wedding bells and apple blossoms.
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Pownal
Earl Wood
South Stream Road
East Pownal
Woodford
Bennington
Wood
Nal
A. Daniel Mason Jr
Pownal Center
Lorraine
Judith
Michael
Ralph Lillie
Layton R. James
U.S. Army
Earl Stevens
Petersburg
N.Y
Silas Kimball
Hoosick Falls
Thomas
Dennis
Karen
Debra James
Joan
Gregory
Laurie Stevens
Jeffrey
Darrin Kimball
The
Pownals
Julia Young
Little Theatre shifts spring play to fall plan
Hoosick Falls planned spring production canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Peter Smith of the Central School faculty will direct the fall production and has designed recent local sets. The group, meeting at Mrs. Turner’s Abbott Street home, will host the Area 4 New York State Theater Association regional conference at Hoosick Falls Central School on June 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
The
Little Theatre
Peter Smith
Central School
Smith
Charles Turner
Abbott Street
Area 4
New York State Theater Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Edward Kiamie at 9 Harwood Road North Port
Edward Kiamie of 9 Harwood Road North Port, Washington NY, appears in this listing with contact number 516 TU 3 8646. The entry records a personal address and phone reference in a local directory snippet.
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Edward Kiamie
Harwood Rd
North Port Washington
N.Y
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