Ukrainian Youth Group to Convene in Utica Area Meeting
The American Youth of Ukrainian Descent of Upper New York State scheduled the second 1950 general meeting at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Hall 381 Second Street for Saturday. Sessions begin at 4 pm with elections for third convention committees and discussion of the AYUDMS Scholarship. A luncheon and dance with Toby Middlebrook Orchestra follow, arranged by Alexander Petricki Ann E Mucka Mae Hernick and Kays Rehonis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
New York State
St. Nicholas’ Ukrainian Hall
Second Street
Utica
A.Y.U.D.M.S
Toby Middlebrook
Alexander Petricki
Ann
E. Mucka
Mae C. Hernick
Kays C. Rehonis
Four Strikers Plead Innocent To Arson
Four Knauat Brothers Mushroom Co. workers from Hudson pleaded innocent in Columbia County Court to third degree arson tied to a March 31 pumphouse fire. William Errington, George Fedjetal, Vincent Maciarelli, and Alfred Clearwater, all CLO Textile Workers Union members, had bail set at 2300 each. Errington faces a second arson charge for a separate March 24 cave fire near Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knauat Brothers Mushroom Co
Hudson
Columbia County
William H. Errington
West Hurley
George E. Fed Jetal
Catskills
Vincent A. Maciarelli
Catskill
Alfred ‘Clearwater
Glasco
Willam E.j.conner
Imove
CLO. Textile Workers Union
Errington
Central High School Reopens After Easter Vacation
Averill Park updates report Michael Miller improving at Samaritan Hospital as several residents return home from illness or travel. Central High School resumes classes after Easter break. a busy day includes a free season opener at Voorheesville and a 4H show and game party at the high school. Community groups hold meetings at Baptist Church and Methodist Church with planned refreshments and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Miller
Samaritan Hospital
Robert Maroney
Washington
Central High School
Leon Smith
Kawin Smith
Chatham
William Warger
Harold Harriman
Troy
Robert Smith
Syracuse
Ernest J. Vincent
Pauline
John
Robert Peacock
Newport
Green Banner School
P.m
Harrison Lay
Earl Knapp
Arbis Bunt
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Water Main Repairs Completed on Jacob Street
The major sewer and water main repair along Jacob Street between Harrison Place and Eighth Street is nearly finished. 40 feet of concrete sewer line replaces the old brick main, with ten sections weighing a ton each, described as the department’s largest project in years. After sewer work, 40 feet of water line will be replaced before resurfacing the street with bituminous material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Street
Harrison Place
Eighth Street
Commissioner of Public Works
William F. Luby
Department of Public Works
Lnrewa
Luby
Water Bureau
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E. M. van Alstyne
Welelle M. ‘van Alstyne
Trojan
George W. van Alstyne
The
Troy Paper
Minth Avenue
H. W. Griffin
Fifth
Mathodat Church
Mev. G. Lewin Porter
Rutland Methodist Church
J. Leland Hodgkins
Haviland Ataples
Kenneth Tappan McQuidé
John JL. Hodgkins, Jr
Robert van Alntyne Hodgkins
Leonard J. Ager, Jr
Oakwood Cemetery
Rene
Rensselaer County
Melrose
Shawn
Jack Steel
Fred Wodall
Joseph Galianelli
Jack Ward
Dan Hurley
George Brenstuhl
John P. Ryan
Thalys
Philco
Liberal
Ryan
Philco Television
Philo
Philos
Paleo
River Street
Averill Park
Orient
Third Street
Aluroni Association of
Wala Fensselagr
Simoniz
Cho Redding
Aries
Shin
Sast
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