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~Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schell Sr. are occupying their new home on Western Ave. —Orvil Williamson of Perennial Gardens was a caller at the home of Mrs. Elwood Blessing, Tuesday. ~—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schell Jr., of Western Ave., announce the birth of a son on Oct. 28 at Brady Maternity hospital. -Mr. and Mrs. Earl Albright and sons, Earl and David, have moved to Jeffersonville, Vt., where Mr. Al bright is operating a garage. -Wiliam Smith has been honor ably discharged from the Army after two years’ service, and is living with his mother, Mrs. Eva Smith, Jay street. \ -Among those attending the Re formation service at Princetown Re formed church Sunday evening were Frank Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Trudgeon, Mrs. Orren Finch and Mrs. Elwood Blessing. —The W. C. T. U. will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 8, for an all-day ses sion at_ the home of Mrs. Ina Ar nold, Guilderland Center. ‘Morn ing’ session will be at 10:30, with a covered dish luncheon at noon.Af ternoon session will begin at 1:30. This is the annual roll call. “The annual homecoming celebra tion at Hope College, Holland, Mich., opened Oct. 21 with the traditional freshman-sophomore pull at the Black iver site. John Meyer, son of Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Meyer,’ was a gJember of the freshman team, which, according to report, lost the com petition. ‘Mrs. Everett Cowan spent’ last week in Thompsonville, Conn. —Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Crupe announce the birth of a son on Nov. 1, at Brady Maternity hospital. —Carol Jo, Conrad and Larry Cowan spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong and family. ~Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Frederick and son Robert, long-time residents ‘of Altamont, are‘ moving today (Fri day) to their new home on Clarkson Road, Delmar. Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Cook of Toronto, Canada, were recent guests at the home of their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. John Frawley, of Bozenkill road. —Mrs. Karen Bachman of Dolge ville, N Y., was a week-end guest at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Spaulding, Bozenkill road. —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schell of Stillwater, N. Y., announce the ar rival of a baby girl on Oct. 27%. Mr. Schell is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schell Sr., of Altamont. —The Anti-Can’t class of St. John's Lutheran church will meet at the parish hall Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. Members are to bring thimbles and scissors, for use in tying off quilts. Altamont firemen received 55 to 60 calls to pump water out of cel lars during the heavy rains of last weekend.The deluge caused much flooding, but was not as damaging as the storm, of the Oct. 14-16 week end. Shortly after midnight Satur day, during the driving rainstorm, a break in the wires on lower Main street, caused a power failure of two hours and forty minutes. Here again, the Altamont firemen were on dubai Keeping traffic away from ‘broken’ Wires which had fallen to the rain-soaked ground. The fire men deserve commendation for their excellent work in such emergencies, as well as in their regular line of duty. . ~The Laurel Band class of the Reformed church held the regular monthly meeting Oct. 31 at the par ish hall. Twenty members respond ed to roll call. Mrs. Orren Finch, president, presided over the business session. Mrs. Elwood Blessing was in charge of devotions. Members present were: Mrs. Elwood Blessing, Miss Flora Becker, Mrs. John Cole, Mrs. Milton Devenpeck, Mrs. Or ren Finch, Mrs. Arthur Gregg, Mrs. Do. J. Meyer, Mrs. Otis Preston, Mrs. Martin Rydberg, Mrs. Eva Smith, Mrs. Dean Tuttle, Mrs. Fletcher Weidman, Mrs. Frank Witter, Mrs. Alfred Whipple, Mrs. Fred Schaible, Mrs. William Trudgeon, Mrs. Frank Warner, Mrs. Earl Barkhoff, Mrs. Alice Frederick and Mrs. Paul Dean. —The Missionary ‘society of the Reformed church held the Novem ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Elwood .Blessing Tuesday after noon, Mrs. Paul Dean presided. Mrs. Orren Finch led the devotions. During the business period several matters..relative to the activities of the society were discussed and de cisions’ made. ‘ A food sale. will be sponsored..by the group Friday, Nov. 18, at 8:30.p. “mrs. The’ ‘program.. “Of the afternoon, “The. Measure of ‘a ca ae ‘was ok Mrs. Ar: various elds AE oe Sbacheon of the meeting a ‘social hour was en joyed and refreshments served. —Mrs. Joseph Graham was a hos tess at bridge to a group of friends Tuesday ,evening. Those present included Mrs. Stuart Roimbough, Mrs. William Hoover, Mrs. Virgil Sheeley, Mrs. Kenneth Kent, Mrs. Luther Secor, Mrs. Madeline Tomp king, of Altamont; and Mrs. Estelle sharp of Schenectady. —Miss Marilyn Armstrong, Dunns ville road, entertained her ‘class mates on a hayride last Saturday night. Miss Deidre Westervelt was co-hostess. Among those present were: Albert Lasher, seer, Thor sen; ‘Terry Thorgen, Eddie Barbage lott, +.Sharon, Huelaman, Sharon Prust, Hllen Graham, Tyrone Dietz, Carol*Cowan, Howard Mosher Jr, Lynne Davis;, Charles Tubbs, Bar bara Barker, Susan Fleming, Nancy Heins, Michele Pollard, Peter Jenner and David Martin.
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Altamont Enterprise
Altamont, New York, US
Fri, Nov 04, 1955
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