Jean May Recital Gains Audience Approval at Troy
Jean May, a former member of the faculty at Russell Bags College, presented a recital in Troy with a Schubert Ave Maria program. The audience includ ed clanmates, faculty, and alumni who gave spontaneous approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean May
Bourly
Trey Eetord Co
Reitm Marvix. Com
Schubert
Ancere
Bam
Pituaiald
Mass
Fussell Gage College
Muse
Pati
P.m. Niam
Ag Ric
Esther
Audients
Russell Bags College
Jultiard
Apollo Court To Meet At Young's Mall Monday
Court To Meet Apollo Court Order of the Am aranth will meet Monday at 730 PM Young's Mall After business section a penny social will be held under the chairmanship of Mrs Eaith Smith In memoriam avarian in loving memory of Sgt Michael Avakian killed in action in Germany April 8 1945 There a mother who missed you and we think of you daily and hourly But try to be brave and content We remember though our world forgets Charles J Gillick died April 1960 Funeral arrangements announced.
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Apollo Court
Order of the Amaranth
Young’s Mall
Mra Eaith Smith
Avarian
Bgt
Michael
Avakion
Germany
Ana
Oura
Gillick
Charlies J. Gillick
Aldermen To Aid City Cleanup In Troy
Troy Common Council members agreed to appoint ward residents to coordinate a city cleanup campaign organized by civic, educational and business groups. Samuel W. McCochrane of the Chamber of Commerce announced unanimous alderman support and outlined a weeklong cleanup starting Monday May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Common’ Council
Samuel W. McCochrane
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Campan
Common Council
Wil
McCochrane
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral Notices and Obituaries From Local Area
Multiple death notices and funeral details for individuals including Mary McGellan How, Catherine Burns, Miss Tas Burt, Janet Staph Willis, Janet McBarr, and others. Details list residences, dates, church services, cemeteries, and burial plans with locations such as North Alarm, Massachusetts and Cambridge. Services mention St Marys and St Patrick's churches with interment in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemae
L. Curler
Eile
Charlie Lemae
Meter
Clarence VW
Themes Howard
Mra Jenn L Ketly
Gesras Knapp
Eirier
Martin Cartes
Fuseray
Fem
Teri
Fermrat
Mace Cesiers
Pitney
Mary McGellan How
Pral Cambie
Catherine Burns
Eagle
Moeka
Jehreenriley
Pattick
Schenertads
Wire
Jssie Warharet
Frick Fain
Marty Meee
Af Beattie
Mime Lege
Pratt
Steteetadt
Bebemart Pram
Goverwich
Peral Bandar
Hawart
Tate
Howe
Rapwertzen
Berta
Prienay
Wivcor
Ar Cobre
Braet Lean Re
Janet Staph Wiis
Geo Hestf
Dire
Covet
Sremard
Mrk Witeon Brigtrix
Ras Kier
Willen
Deed Wiese
Coe
Wes
Janet McBarr
Wie Brien
Leaching
Witter
North Alarm
Mas
Jay Worning
Veciwk
Detreet
Masa
Aree
Smorveth
Aaree Cherch
Cotsen
Aenes’ Cemetery
Elderly Man Drowns In River At Warrensburg Home
Morgan Gearing, 70, a resident of the Warren County Home in Warrensburg, fell into the Sehorn River near the home while on a walk. Dr. Patrick Huntington ruled the death accidental. Two coworkers recovered the body. Gearing was described as very feeble with impaired vision and is survived by a daughter, Nora McAullife.
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Morgan Gearing
Warren Couny
Warrensburg
Sehroon
Patrick H. Huntington
Warren County
Carl Rising
Gearing
Forest Duell
Lae Brummaggs
Huntington
Tearing
Nora McAullfe
North Warrenaburg
Brunswick Home Bureau Elects Officers
Mrs Byron K Ellie was reelected chairman and Mrs John O Miller named vice chair at a Brunswick Home Bureau meeting. Officers included Mrs Ellis as treasurer and Mrs Andrew Deviing as assistant treasurer, with Mrs Ralph H Carmon recording secretary. Project leaders were named for plastic bags tow coat migala and other crafts. a fashion show featured 14 dresses completed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Ellie
Brunswick Home Bureau
John O. Miller
Miller
James J. Tufty
Ellis
Harry D.vincent
Andrew Deviing
Asslatan
Ralph H. Carmon
George Boneateel
Nash Vendenburgh
Fred Pterann
Leonard Keeler
J. Harold Hirai
William R. Goetz
James MacCochrane
Peter Kiarnich
Swill
Mra. Pierson
Mre
Frank Miller
Radio Theater Guild Begins Activities in Troy
The Troy Radio and Theater Guild prepares its first meeting at the MLCA second floor lounge with Frederick Paleo Jr guiding. Applicants will be interviewed Tuesday 7 to 8 pm at the YMCA and those chosen will start work immediately with lectures in radio broadcasting stage acting and technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Radio and Theater Guild
Frederick Paleo, Jr
YMCA
Lansingburg Veterans Name New Officers
Lansingburg Veterans of Lane ingburg Inc elected deeeph Giasheen as president at a recent meeting at the peat root of Second Are na. Also chosen were Jud Pease as vice president Frank Carline as treasurer George MacCaleb as financial secretary Donald Morrin as Reluxiant financial secretary and several directors including Joseph DeNardo Walter Pusineau Mr Carine Cue Wailer Ersie Sinane Hugh Matthews and Walter Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeeph Giasheen
Veterans of Laneingburg, Inc
Peat Root
Second Arena
Jud Pease
Frank Carline
George MacCaleb
Donald Morrin
Reluxiant Financial
Pat Romie
Josph DeNardo
Walter Pusineau
Carine
Cue Wailer
Excor
Ersie Sinane
Hugh Matthews
Walter Leonard
X Ray Workers Campaign and Firefighters Respond at Lansing Event
The report outlines a campaign by chem X-Ray workers near Liberty Street and Teirterth Ward involving a main X-ray company and a fire brigade at TMCA. It notes property owed to Frank B. Ward as chair by Pred Mshoney with a meeting at 6:3 pm and mentions a public information request regarding a fire at Sheiiman Ave and related financial details and notices.
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Lansing
Liberty Street
Sheiiman
New York State Traffic Deaths Hit a New Low
The New York State Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports a record low in traffic fatalities for the year despite higher vehicle registrations and miles driven. Total deaths fell to 1,484, with declines in pedestrian and auto-related fatalities and injuries. Property damage accidents reached 106,529, costing about 49.99 million, with December the peak month for crashes and fatalities.
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New York State
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
IMT
Genta
IMA
Upstate Court Term Begins Under Justice Ryan in Hudson Falls
Justice Andrew W. Ryan of Plattsburg will preside over Washington County Supreme Court as the Spring term opens in Hudson Falls on Monday. District Attorney James Gibson Jr. will join Grand Jury to review criminal matters, with 124 cases on the jury calendar. Most are automobile accident related actions. about half were carried over from the prior term.
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Andrew W. Ryan
Plattsburg
Washington County
Supreme Court
Hudson Falls
Grand Justiice
James Gibson, Jr
Dog Attacks Girl Lacerating Left Leg
Patricia Sheehan aged 30 from S33 Thin Avenue was attacked by a dog on Ite Street between Second and Taira Avenues and suffered a left leg laceration. She was taken to Leonard Moopital and released after treatment. Police Patrompen Lew and Terner from the rade patrol investigated the incident.
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Patricia Sheehan
Leonard |Moopital
Gog
Ite Street
Second
Taira
Fer Parenia
Shy Patrompen
Wilam Lew
Frank Terner
Rade Patrol
Will Filed for Probate in Rensselaer County Court
Elias Etoll of Troy leaves more than 310000 to thirteen beneficiaries in a probate filing. The will provides 500 to St Anne's Church building fund and 19 to a pastor in Lebanon. Two brothers receive 200 each. two daughters receive 32500 each. five other daughters and two sons receive parcels of property. Maurietta Etoll widow excluded due to lifetime arrangements. Attorneys Murphs Aldrien Guy Broderick Simon.
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Elias Etoll
Troy Brocer
Rensselaer County
St. Anne's Church
Fourth Street
St. George's Church
Malaka
Zahle
Lebanon
Rachid
Manta Etall
Mallaka
Zahla
Anna Rose 'Arekian
Fourteenth Street
Troy
Marion V. Dunn
Sherman Qeka
Calif
Anna
Dulla Ro Biol
Lornet Avenue
Sarah M. Murtaugh
Albany
Adelé F. Kor
Jacksonville
Fila
Louse G Willams
Brimnawick Road
Stephen E. Etoll
Locust Avenue
Genevieve C. Shepard
Elgath Street
Theodore T. Etoll
Mra
Maurietta Etoll
Murphs
Aldrien
Guy, Broderick & Simon
Flora Josephine Betts
Raymond Batts
Altamont
Wilbur T. Bette
Gladys V. Edwards
John F Gan
Joseph Pycka
Mary Pytkin
Fourth Avenue
Waterviiet
Joseph Shanley
Federalists Open Two Day World Federalism Conference
The Troy Chapter of the United World Federalists opened a two day conference at the TW A with afternoon and evening sessions on world government. John Holt outlined growth of chapters and land contact while Richard MacCutchcom led panels on feasibility and value of world government.
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Troy
United World Federalist
TW. A
John Holt
Usw.f
Richard MacCutchcom
Schenectady
Police Remove Injured Man To Hospital
Police moved an injured man to hospital last night after a disturbance on Peoples Avenue. The victim suffered facial and scalp wounds and was taken by a patrol car to a local hospital where doctors treated him for lacerations and abrasions. Officers at the scene included Patrolmen John Branen Bernard Madeen Detective Frank Connery and others who investigated the incident.
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Michael Srennan
PH Peoples Avenue
St Mares Hospital
Seventh Avenue
Frost
Boorick Street
John Branen
Bernard Madeen
Frank J. Connery
Met
Dohn
Newman
Zyued
Wen
Freakish Twister Destroys Cars Near Hotel Road
A freak twister and heavy rain damaged several automobiles at a parking lot between Glene Fane and Hoteon Fate. Employees of the Color Corp. sprinted to the scene as water sprayed high in the air and wrecked at least one vehicle.
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J Perel Paper and Color Corp
Glene Fane
Hoteon
Troy Savings Bank Plans Renovation and Expansion
Troy Savings Bank reveals a plan to renovate its building and enlarge offices with alterations to the Music Hall entrance. The project, led by trustees and officers alongside Hogkason Bros. architects, is set to start next week with an estimated cost around 280000 dollars.
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Troy Savings Bank
Music Hall
Troy Bavinga Bank
Muste Hall
Nacemary, Tiustena
Oaid
Muaie Hall
Frank J. Morgan
Archit Waa
Garibald
Bank
Murie Hall
Asneta
Officisia
Edward
Grend Central
Aimee
John O. Amstuz
W. L. Bhielda
Norma
Molroyd
Hogkaon Bros. Bank
Jbank
Cee City
Valley Falls Progressives Celebrate Election Victory
Valley Falls Progressive Party celebrates sweeping victory ending the Citizen's Party thirty year rule. A motorcade parade through the village followed by a reception at the Village Inn where more than 100 attendees danced and toasted newly elected leaders Mayor Macon Ernest RR Spigner James T Harrington William Re MrCarthy and trustee Miss Anna E Walsh with a two year term for three trustees and one year for another. The victory came from a special election replacing the standard cycle due to lack of filing candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falls
Vill Lake
Progressive Party
Citizen's Party
Must
Dancina
Alan
Sour
Macon Ernest RR
Spigner
James T Harrington
William Re MrCarthy
Anna E Walsh
Trustes
Baptist Group Hears Report On Missions
Delegates from three churches gathered at Waterford First Baptist Church for the Midyear Meeting of the Hudson River Baptist Association. Rev. Herbert E. Hinton discussed the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society work abroad while Rev. G J Knepka served as host pastor and Edith Hutt presided at the closing program.
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North
First Baptist Church
Waterford
Herbert E. Hinton
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Burma
Feldman
New York Siste Baptist Convention
Philippines
Baptist
Mr.Feldman
George Schaiblée
Arthur Lefven
Troy
Annoriation
T. Shield
Harden
North Baptist Church of
Orange
N. 3
Commis
Northern Baptist Convention
Dale
Hoat
G. J. Knepka Wan Hort
Edith Hutt
East Greenboai
Ballston Spa Home Damaged By Flames
A Ballston Spa residence on Church Avenue was damaged by a blaze that started around 10 am when Mrs Noonag burned papers in a steel drum in the rear. Fire teams from Eagle Matt Lee Hote and Union fought the fire for over an hour. no damage estimate was provided.
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Thamas Noonan
Church Avenue
Ballston Spa
Eagle-Matt- Lee Hote
Union
Saratoga Child 4 Injured In Auto Crash
Four year old Saratoga Springs boy David B. Murray suffered facial lacerations after being struck by a car driven by Robert J. Anderson of Greenfield. The accident happened on Church Burnet near Woodlawn Street as the vehicle moved west. the boy darted into the street and was taken to Saratoga Hospital.
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de Rose
Wells
Jesus Boy
Mac Gimsey
Brown
Miss May
Biss May
Mine May
Herr’ Hy Handel
David B. Murray
Saratoga Springs
Rotert J. [Anderson
Greenfield
Church Birnet
Woodlawn Street
Sera‘toga Springs
Andersen
Salatiqe Hospital
Tral- Hig
Exhibition Planned At School 12
A Come and See Night at School 12 features square dancing tumbling and apparatus demonstrations. Principal Arthur J North announces the event with Henry Reynolds supervising Ruth Reinhardt and George Conroy overseeing planning. Parents Night is planned for May with students from grades seven and eight practicing diligently and ready to perform.
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Atidentant School 32
Wernaxdins At&pm
Arthur J Morth
Ekill
Henry Reynolds
Ruth Reinhardt
George Conroy North
Connolly to Address School Officials
Charles H. Connolly superintendent of schools was chosen to address the New York University School of Education conference of administrators and supervisors. Dean Ernest Metby announced the event which will feature panel discussions on crucial leadership problems with about 1000 school officials from eastern states expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Connolly
New York University School of Education
Ernest O. Metby
F.C. Borgeeon
Restaurant Permit Denied in Troy Zoning Board Appeal
The Troy Board of Zoning Appeals denied Nicholas Salvi’s appeal of a ruling by Superintendent of Buildings John J. Matthell, refusing a building permit for a restaurant on Brunswick Road opposite Orchard Pivot. The board upheld the denial citing nonconforming use and lack of hardship, with Leo Toomasing chairing and Duncan B. Kays representing opposing neighbors.
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Troy Board of Zoning
Xeelsion
Nicholas Salvi
Superintendent of
John J Matthell
Salvi
Salyb
Nouth
Brunswick Road
Wits
Orchard
Appellanta Parenta
Troy
Mitchell Wee
Leo RR
Toomasing
Thomas V. Kenney
Duncan B. Kays
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George Crowner
Jasmem
Cepolo
Bamaritan Hospital
Ewcard J. Polo
Marianacobs
Francis Arco
Tow
Yiele
Bamaritan Hoepital
Earl L. Pinkls
Earl Stephen
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Colaseel
Jovenhine
M. Colaner
H Bt. Mary's Church
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Butheniy
Lennard Hospstel
Emil A
Mary Heletrom Abrahhamton
Mee
Howard Clarkston
Allen
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Whitt Wiew Read
Winanulalapo
Stewart EF Allen
Tash
Mra Jamesma
Mee Famade
Arthur Bl Allen
Waterehct Feed & Allen Alphans
Wie Dasin Mawekan
Miss Nettie Allen
Conese
Edwin J. van “Fune
Elmwood Hil Cemeten
Brogan
Cohoes
Cthrining Roses
Jar Patvik Brogan
Lewis Patter
Bes Weeley Herringsen
Albertoof Reekriie
Conn
Albert
Hoesck
Elmer and
Sides Browsell
Weat Toomik Funeral Savuriar
Aft Armen Oat
Elks Cub House
Heresek Falls
Maric Grove
Cabrola
Anal
IMS Wien
Thomas Rede Frank
Carrell
Wilsen
Pune
Avene
Chacen
Ernie
Bagh Avenue
Apel
Emma Moflmas
Irby W. Carrel
George Rath
Mildred Vo Rehart Ant Lawrence J Carta
Tormjar Mening
Tu Neal
George
Lewphiin
Sean T
Seth
Thea
Femion
Merring
Roneterk
Priepas
Bare
Daytern Beach
Ander Keeforte
Heef Weaieciard
Ney
Farbera
Armen
Triente
Clark & Blake
Omelm
School of Musi
New York
Mis May
Torelli
Benge
Rachmaninoff
de Golia
Wee Hughie
Malotte
Rasbach
Rachmaninott
Bixet
Mr. Schneider
Radio
Theater Guild
Lansingburg
Chem X-Ray Workers
Quaine Campaign
Upstate
Girl
Etoll
Grand Central
Cheagbro, iWaltman Co, Inc
Munk’ Hall
Mude Hall
Progressives
Flannery
ObRéren
MTN
Toyland
Hartigans
Congress ST
ST. Troy
Manischewitz
America
Malaga
Sweet Grape and Concord
Suvovitz and
Wishniak
California
Muscatel
Ksenbergh's Wines
Fourth
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