Holy Week service opens Troy area event at noon
The Holy Week service of the Troy Area Council of Churches opened at noon in Second Presbyterian Church. Dr. F. Raymond Clee, pastor of Albany’s First Reformed, was the 61st noon speaker, preaching on Christ’s teachings and the rock versus sand parable. He cited storms revealing character and described faith as strength against life’s tempests.
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Troy Area
Council of Churches
Second Presbyterian Church
Stev. F. Raymond Clee, DD
First Reformed Church of
Albany
Jesus
Dr. Choe
Jesus Ones
Dr. Clee
Doc
Seeus
Troy Wholesale Corp at 221 River Street
A fragmented OCR item mentions Troy Wholesale Corp located at 221 River Street. No further readable details on activity, ownership, or dates are available in the readable text.
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Iaiareak Oolata Im Stripes
Cologa Wholesale
Troy Wholesale Corp
River Street
Last Moments of Jesus Reflections At Holy Week Service
Rev Vaughn Anderson of Church of Christ preached on Jesus final moments and the power of prayer as soldiers remarked on his divinity. Rev John R Ross led music with Mrs H Townsend Heister on organ. At noon Rev Edwin T Dahlberg of Syracuse First Baptist preached at 12:10 a.m.
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Jesus
Vaughn Anderson
Church of Christ, Disciples
John R. Ross
Third Presbyterian Church
H. Townsend “Heister
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Baptist Church of
Syracuse
Mechanicville Man Taken To Hospital After Collapse
Stephen Payne a 14yearold resident of Mechanicville was found unconscious on North Central Avenue by Olin Salmon of Baker's Hardware and transported by Cassidy's ambulance to Leonard Hospital. Police said Payne appeared to suffer a heart attack on the street, with a prior history of high blood pressure. Authorities note Mechanicville visits monthly. Oregon wildlife officials estimate the deer elk antelope and bear population at 654000.
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Stephen Payne
R.D. Mechanicville
Leonhard
Payne
Leonard Hospital
Cassidy
Duster Payne
Louis
Mechanicville
Oregon
Rites Held For Coleman Guerin In Bennington Fire Scene
Funeral services were held at Mary’s Church for Coleman Guerin a former Democratic leader, with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. The service followed a blaze that damaged Keough’s Chair Shop and the J.B. Hart Home, while sparse rainfall spared most Utah crops. Bearers included local residents and parish members attended by Rev. Edward J. Ryan and Rev. Edward J. O’Malley. The mass featured Agnes C. Beeran at the organ and Joseph V. Dulas as soloist.
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Fourth Street
SM. Mary's Church
Edward J. Ryan
Mies Agnes C. Bheeran
Joseph V. Dulas
William F. Quinn
Thomas J. Quinn
William B. Bennett
Thames M. Guerin
John E. Henderson
St Mary's Cemetery
Ryan
Edward J. O'Malley
Holy Name Society of
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