Mechanicville War Fund nears goal for 15000 drive
The Red Cross War Fund campaign for 15000 in Mechanicville is within 2000 of its goal. D D Linehan, general chairman, asks all chairmen and workers to meet at Red Cross headquarters Mead Block Monday at 8 p.m. to plan further fund raising. The drive opened March 1 but payroll deductions and other donations slowed progress.
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Red Cross War Fund
D. D. Linehan
Red Cross
Mead Block
Linehan
Mechanicville
Easter Services And Bowling League Awards Highlight Local Notes
Parish and fraternal groups list survivors and church events with Easter services led by the First Presbyterian and Memorial Baptist congregations. A Masonic Club League bowls ceremony in the Masonic Temple honors long-serving members, with awards for teams and individuals and a 80th birthday tribute to Archie W. Smith.
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First Methodist Church
Freeman
Kline
Wilma Spaulding
John L. Fort
Jesus
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Stewart
Christ
St. Paul’s Church
Michael A. Hopkins
Church of the Assumption
Serafino Aurigemma
Salvation Army
North Central Avenue
Doris Thornhill
Edna Crozier
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
David C. Huntington
Harry J. Leyland
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
Christian Science Society
Buchdahi Block
Park Avenue
LeRoy Beckwith
Roy
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Earl D. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Robert Printer
Ethel Engle
Alys Collins
Go Young
Fearless Prophet
Robert Smith
Douglas Kenyon
Norman Lenehan
Betty Clough
Anson Collins
Love Divine
Power
Cross of
Priscilla Smith
Shirley Sibley
Ethel Angle
Bowling League
Masonic Club League
Masonic Temple
Star of Liberty Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Robert Sarle
James E. Phinney
William Bean
George E. Wandell
Earl Wandell
George Ensign
Sarle
Gough W. Phinney
Harold Benham
Archie W. Smith
League
Chevrolets
Studes
Fords
Dodges
Arthur Coulson
A. J. Paddock
Earl Hyatt
Russell Hurd
Alfred Quinn
Gough V. Phinney
Harry C. Iden
Louis Kurs
Everett Brundige
George Thomas
William Abel
Edward Harrington
William Arnold
William Fawthrop
Reed Urges Senate Probe in Kellems Case
Senator Reed calls for a Senate postoffices committee inquiry into alleged unpatriotic conduct by Vivien Kellems of Westport Connecticut and into her claim that her mail was tampered with. He seeks DOJ and State Department input on possible illegal or seditious activities related to Kellems and her communications with Count von Zedlitz.
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Washington
Reed
R.-Kans
Senate
Vivien Kellem
Westport
Department of Justice
Department of State
Kellems
Dloor
Hep. Coffee
Wash
Miss Kellems
Count Frederick Karl von Zedlitz
Coffee
Argentina
Miss Kellem
Count von Zedlitz
Buenos Aires
Coincidence in Birth Records Stuns County Recorder
Margaret Miller, birth recorder of the local probate court, discovered two births recorded March 31, 1886 at opposite county ends. On February 17, 58 years later, both individuals sought corrections and received them the same day from Miss Miller. The anecdote highlights remarkable coincidence in record keeping.
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Steubenville
Margaret Miller
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Bowlers Aid
War Fund
West Waco
West Virginias
Columbia Club
Hemstreet Park Fire Department
Edward DeCelle
Michael DeCrescente
Frank Bolton
Walter Cavanaugh
Richard le Venus
Joseph Wanko
Louise Collins
Corinth Public School Library
Harvey R. Collins
Dorothy Meehan
St. Mary’s Hall
Burlington, N. J
George E. Meehan
Masons
Troy
Ondawa
Royal Arch Masons
Phoenix
Lansingburg
Percy G. Waller
Harmon M. Smith
Burt L. Hack
Harry F. Campbell
Franklin Brownell
Lloyd Brownell
Irving I. Knapp
Arthur J. Smith
Fayette G. Myers
Fred Burgoyne
Mary Dalton
William P. Dalton
South Third Street
Salem
the Sacred Heart
Broadway
HIVE
Mechaneville Lodge
Ondawa Lodge
A. M
Jasper E. Brownell
Joseph Muzio
Sal Muzio
America
Pense
Cynthia Betty
Sparkie
Shetland
Bemberg
Stanley‘s Sportswear
Stanley
Stanley's Men’s Department
Cheney Or
Superba
Fruit-of
Sansorized
Esquire
Een
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