Watervliet Knights Urge V Day Prayer Meeting
Watervliet residents were urged to attend church services for VE Day prayers and thanksgiving for victory. The Knights of Columbus adopted the plan at a council meeting and set April 27 for a Hole Cove reunion and a San Francisco conference planning session to support world peace. A fire degree and class candidates were slated for the club rooms at the April meeting.
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Watervliet
Knights of Celeimbes
San Francisco
Waterview
Hole Cove
United Nasters
Pest
Rom Gounrcii
United National Dieth
Watervliet Ladies Plan Sale and Community Events
Watervliet group proposes a red hot lunch and tea sale at Jermaine Memorial Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Lawrence Kehoe presiding and Mrs. Charles Marge named general chair. Other notes cover a clothing drive for the United Nations, a fire at 200 Fourth Avenue, and upcoming Eastern Star and church events including a card party, Hiawatha Court visit, and Trinity Church dinner chaired by William G. Donoven. Seaman Donald W. McKay on seven day leave and other church activities are listed along with midweek prayer and Young People’s Society plans.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Jermain Semonal Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Kehoe
James Wisemas
Charles Marge
Robert Holwes
Charles Fitzgerald
William’ Dean
James Elder
Clarence
Henry i Wilson
United Nations
Annie Spargo
Raymond Siler
Will
Anthony Teta
Fourth Avenue
Watervliet
Protection Hose, Co
Box
Wad Nated
Trinity Episcopal
Caureh
Wiliam G. Donoven
Seaman
Donald WL McKay
Sampson
Watervliet Ladies Cancel Sale for Drive
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Watersleet Lodge of Etkx cancelled their room sale planned for this week. The group said the sale would interfere with participation in the United National Clotting Collection drive in the city. The decision was made at a Bik club meeting Monday at 8 pm. Mrs. Lawrence Rekoe presided. refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Edmund Lowk and Mrs. Martin Schanz.
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Etkx
United National
Bik Club Rouas
Lawrence Rekoe
Edmund Lowk
Martin Schan
Wise Named Masonic Officer At Watervliet
Watervliet notes report SG Wise named junior officer in the Watervliet Masonic Lodge during a meeting. Roger Upherta announced the appointment, with plans for a large delegation attending the April 27 dinner honoring past masters. A drive to fund the Masonic war chest was described as nearing its quota.
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Wise
Watervilet
Evexing Sur Lofze
Roger Upherta
Sutherland
Hendrick, Hud, Fosger
Watervliet Schools Bond Sales Report
Watervliet public schools report bond sales figures and materials collected during the term. The document lists bonds, weights of paper, and related quantities in a period with varied numbers and stray annotations.
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Watervliet
Waterview
Bebtember
ST Bones . FC
Retais Ora
Watervliet Garden Committee and Local Meetings Form
A Watervliet garden committee is named to supervise city gardens. The slate includes Paul Gabriels and others. Rev Ivan Bull will lead evening prayers. Saturday sees a Holy Communion service at 9 30 a m. The Home Life Unit meets at 3 30 p m with speakers noted. Willing Workers Society plans a 7 30 p m meeting at 72 Vine Street.
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Commiteenen
City of Water
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ivan HH. Bull
Holy Commission
Burraga Toeet
Aubany Countr Homa Bureau
Mitel
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Rominatics Committee
Stanley Grover
A. W. Christensen
Willing Workers Society of the
Monsville Mission
Robert Edinger
Vine Watervliet
Gertrude Catsare
Victory Gardeners To Meet In Lansinghurs Knickerbacker
Victory garden enthusiasts in Lansinghurs will gather at Knickerbacker Playground on 108th Street for a project briefing led by M. W. Wheeler. The 7:33 p m meeting will assign plots of forty plows with a rain date the next day. Contact Wheeler at 227 Sixth Avenue to reserve a plot if unavailable.
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Victory Garden
Lansinghurs
108Th Street
Knickerbacker Playground
M. W. Wheeler
Etharee
Sixth Avenue
Weekend Travel Bouts Across New York Rochester Troy
Falley Falls Mize Jayne Harrison and friends from Troy spent the week end in New York. John Hill, Robert Clum, Charles Stover and Nicholas Hunzalak spent the week end in Rochester. Mrs E H Sharp and son Li Hugh Sherp of the Navy are spending several days in New York. Mrs Leo Dinnar and daughter Alice have returned from York where they were guests of Mrs Leo Dinnar sr. The zenjur eless of the local high school with the exception of Teddy Film spent the week end in New York with Miss Rita Weisberg as chaperone. Mrs Frederick Fisk was hostess Saturday afternoon for her daughter Judy who celebrated her fourth birthday with a party for all young friends. James Harrington and son James Dennis have returned home after spending a few days in Troy as guests of Mrs James T Lonnes. Misses Carol Winchell and Lorraine Briggs spent part of their Easter vacation at Glens Falls as guests of Rev and Mrs Paul Thomas. Mrs Lawrence Wood of Schenectady were recent guests of their grandfather John Wood and daughter. Jeave soon for service in HITLER AID KILLED. London The German news agency announced yesterday that Centich Borgmann of the metal staff and for a long ent to Reichsfuehrer
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Mize Jayne Harrison
Troy
New York
John Hill
Robert Clum
Charles Stover
Nicholas Hunzalak
Rochester
EH. HL Sharp
Hugh Sherp
Navy
Leo Dinnar
Alice
York
Zenjur Eless
Teddy Film
Rita Weisberg
Frederick Fisk
Judy
James Harrington
Jame Dennis
James T. Lonnes
Carol Winchell
Lorraiie Briggs
Giens Falls
Paul Thomas
Lawrence Wood
Schenectady
John Wood
Jeave Soon
Obituary notices from Troy involve multiple deaths
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Troy detail the deaths of Edgar C. Smith wife of Rev Edgar C. Smith, Harris Edward Ballintyne, John H. Lleary, James P. Earley, Mary Clifford, and W. B. Jones among others. The items describe survivors, residences, and funeral arrangements at First Baptist Church Sacred Heart Church St Marys Church Our Lady of Angels Cemetery and related locations.
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Mr. Clears
John H.lleary
Pinewoods Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
George BR. Philips
George A. Geiger
Henry Burdett
Christopher A. Congan
Patrick McCarthy
Harold J. Mexean
William Myers
Wil
Iam
J. Shanahan
Wes
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Phillips
J. P. Earley
Ames P. Earley
John H. Lodge
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Jona L. Jones
Michael F. English
Edward A. McMfanus
W. Leo McCarthy
John J. Wilkes
Dennis J. Flannery
Edward A. Doran
Lagorie Contet
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father McManus
Mars Clifford
Mary Clifford
Thomas Clifford
Troy Hospital
Troy
St. Mary's Church
William Roddy
Oston
Bernard Roddy
Washington, D.C
House leveled by blaze at Pownai Center Vermont
A fire caused by an overheated chimney leveled the dwelling of Mrs George Lauzon and her son at Pownai Center Vermont. Mrs Lauzon was in the house when the blaze began and ran for help about four miles away.
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George Lauzon
Pownai Center
Laszon
Radio Echo Helps Locate River Shoals in the Hudson
Army engineers use radio impulse radar to detect shoals and obstructions in the Hudson River channel. A regulation motor launch with a compact radar set surveys depths, marking shoals with buoys until dredging removes them. The method promises faster, safer bottom probing than traditional sweeping with manned gear.
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Hudeon River
Army
NY 25
Imphils
Castleton
Hudson
Engineers Office
Lifax
Albany
Gidritt
Verdict Revoked In Queens Case Over Spoiled Pork Chops
A sealed verdict awarding high damages in a Queens Supreme Court case against Van Wagenen & Shickbaus Co wholesale meat dealers was revoked. Dorie Lacey and Timothy Sistenday received payments, while Urs Tamtey claimed illness from pork chops bought from a local butcher.
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New York
ENS
Sirs
Dorie
Lacey
Timothy Sistenday
Supreme Court
Queens
van Wagenen & Shickbaus Co
Whotesale
Jetey City
Urs
Aie
Bute Fury
Radar aided river depth survey speeds up work
The Albany office sweeps a mile section to Hudson using radar. Christien Peterin, engineer, says soundings are taken in three days, vs two months previously. The crew includes an engineer assistant and launch captain William C C Lath of the New York Harbor office, with the NY 35 traversing the channel in four lanes across about 400 feet.
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Prista Indeer
Christien Peterin
Albany
Hudson
Peter
Wiliam CC. Lath
New York Harbor
Non-Highway Gas Rationing Change Listed
A change in non-highway gasoline rationing rules is issued by the local War Price and Rationing Board. When using Four RB coupons at purchase, the delivery record must include date, supplier name and address, quantity, and owner’s evidence including ration checks, plus the signer. If records cannot be presented, the record does not count as an application and must be returned with the issuing board. The board will enforce the rule to prevent hardship.
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Ofa
Iisuing Board
Oda
OPA
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Waterfliet Masonic Temple
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Palmer A. White
Watervliet Elks
Tracy FC
Savings and Operal
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Franklin Square
the Banking Department of the State of
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Evelyn Davis
Arthur Page
Patrick J. Hogan
St Bridget’s Church
Edmund F. Gibbons
Joan F. Bourke
Janes P. Hanrahan
Joseph Hervieux
John B. Dunn
Panis Angelicus
Jesus
Society of Christian Service
Men's Brotherhood of the
Third Avenue Methodist Church
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Assembly Hall
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Kieley
Robert E. Hayner
Treasur
Alice HH
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Glen Avenue
Pméeumonia
Frank Dolan
Troy Linz
Jonn G. Pickering
Jonn Pickering
Charles JH. Schleich
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Mary Zijeen
Pestricia
Ann
Callah
Deniel J. Marrone
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Victory Gardeners
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Hitler
London
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Reichsfuehrer
Edgar C. Smith
Edgar C
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First Baptist Chireh
Edward M. Smith
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Trov
Auticlarks
Oskwool Cemetery
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Caitenx
Fala Caiteus Wes Ney
First Street
St Dean Beptine Church
Tae
Harvey J. Bes- Sette
Elas i
Naugher
John Sp
Harris
E. Ballintyne
Harris Edward Ballintyne
Long Island
Ballintyre
Masonic Order
Pest No
American Legion
Longstand Cir
Helen Eschbacher
Mins
Josephine Flek
W. DB. Jones
West Street
Eday
Notre Dame ‘Des Aaies
Cauree
Joseph H. Pelletier
Our Lady of Angels
Ceotery
Leslie
White
Mr. Jones
Delaware& Hurdse Railcorn Corp
Lees
Mrr. Jones
Pike Bartholomew’ Post
Brotherhood of Kenang
Haginmen Lodge
Bpoe Erewtvers
Risie May
Sue and
Jones
Thomas
Ward Jones
Wheenall
James Jones
Schesectady
Eva Beslow
White Alk
AL Hynes
James A. Hynes
Tresforth
Mary McKee
Mece
Josephine Hines
Green Island
Peter Hirnes
Roy
Radio Echo
R.C. Reynolds Co
River Street
Monument Square
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