Parole Board Explained at P T A Meeting
James Quinn of Albany, a New York State Parole Board member, spoke to the P T A of School 7 about parole history and operations from review to release. Edward C. Diamond outlined the new P T A Council in Waterbury and its role in the city schools.
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New York State Parole Board
Parent- Teacher Association of School 7
James Quinn
Albany
State Parole Board
Thomas E. Dewey
State Senate
John S. Mace
John A. Pattenter
American Legion
Joseph Krung
Mace
Joseph Early
Post
Mente
Hugh F. Donnelly
Service League Plans May Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Service League of Flint Pres Church meets to report on the Albany Presbyterial and to plan a May 9 Mother and Daughter Banquet at Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Robert Gardiner presides, Mrs. Agnes Somlinson leads devotional, and Anna Haynes gives the Venezuela mission address.
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Service League
FlintsPrexbyterian Church
Anna Haynes
Haynes
Catherine Perkins
Grace] Johnston
Tomnson
Cnrch
Cora de Lory
Harriet Dundon
Club To Meet Tonight At Mrs Civilier’s Home
The Get-together Club will convene this evening at Mrs Cathrine Civilier’s home in Troy. The meeting will include a business session led by President Mrs Robert Edinger.
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Catherine Civilier
Troy
Robert Edinger
Columbia Club Plans Summer Activities
A committee to arrange a four program of summer activities for the Golpmbis Club of Watervliet was appointed at a meeting last night in the Watervliet K of C rooms. Mrs. John J. Carroll presided.
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Golpmbis Club
Watervliet
Watervliet K. of C
John J. Carroll
Macare
Moran
Arthur J. Roberts
Edward C. Cook
William H. Sulzberger
Terrence i Cummings
William J | Craney
Scout Director Speaks At Girls Banquet
Miss Mariane Nardell executive director of Trey Counen Gert 1gentats of America was the principal speaker at Brownie Troop 43 mother-daughter banquet at First Avenue Methodist Church Tuesday night. Edith Canden gave the invocation and the group performed seats recitations and dances. Decorations were spring Anners mo yellow and white. Dinner was arranged by Mrs. John Crogan and Mrs. Howard Read. The event closed with a program of songs and a closing benediction.
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Mariane Nardell
Trey Counen
America
Brownie Troop 43
First Avenue Methodist Church
Fdith Canden
Troup
Grew
Eprinz Anners
John Crogan
Howard Read
Karl Mala Sr Dies Suddenly at Watervliet Residence
Karl Mala Sr retired in February from Tobin Packing Co Albany after 17 years service died suddenly yesterday from a heart attack at his Watervliet home. Born in Germany he came to the United States in 1923 and lived in Troy before settling in Watervliet 25 years ago. He was a maintenance machinist at the Albany plant and long active in union and German community groups. Surviving are his widow Katharina Wagner a son Ligart Mala two daughters Mrs Cai Goxel and Edith Kemp a sister Mrs Jakob Lukas and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Bower Funeral Home Watervliet.
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Karl Mala
Tobin Packing Co
Albany
Flext Avenue
Watervilet
Leo D. Friberg
Germany
Troy
Waterview
Seeenecaase
Workmen's Benefi Society of
Troy German Club
Garmania Hall Association
North Reformed Church
Forimer Katharina Wagner
Ligart Mala
Cai Goxel
Watervliet
Eharheth Mala
New York City
Edith Kemp
Ken
Jakob Lukas Offeral
Mianz-Brebzenheim
Bower
Yionne
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Henry J. Burggraaff
John Galley
Center Brunswick
Scotland
Gailey
Christina Trail
William
John Gailey, Jr
James Gailey
Hervery Broman
Agnes Fyfe
William Gailey
Worcester
Mess
Alexander Gailey
Jennie Wilson
Dayton van Deusen
Gilead Lutheran Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Joseph Legenbaver
Ethel Ives Legenbaver
Ives Gorners
Poestenkil
First Baptist Church of
Poestenkiil
Joseph Legenbauer
Samuel Dzembo
Poestenkill
Walter Legenbauer
California
George
John Legenbauer
Daniel Ahearn
Waterford
Paul Buehler
Ives Corners
Irving Ives
Morris Ives
Brookside Cemetery
Roach
William Roach
James J. Clinton
St Peter's Church
Gerald F. Clune
W. Leo MecCarthy
Thames
Hebert
Eugene Hebert
Charles Hebert
Lawrence Hebert
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mr. Lawrence
Earle W. Lawrence
John H. Lodge
Frederick E. Thalmann
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
New Mount Ida Cemetery
Peckham
Daniel E. Peckham
Bryce Funeral
Harold W. Griffis
Fifth Avenue-States Street Methodist Church
Kenneth Davis
Douglas Autschef
Michael Autschhef
Gerald Taylor
William Wells
Walden Wagar
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
George Kaminsky
Leonard Hospital
Lithuania
Catherine Kaminsky
Fonda Funneral
Hiver Street
Terment
Oakwood Cemetery
Community Event and School Play at Green Island
Green Island Jaburogah Presents a social event hosted by the Green Island Rebskah Lodge and Green Island Lodge Odd Fellows on Saturday evening at the NX Hudson Avenue rooms. Donations of canned goods requested. Also announced is Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel presented April 27 at 3 pm and April 28 at 8:45 pm at Heatly School Green Teland as a Junior High project with seventh and eighth graders in the cast led by Phillip Lavender Merrilee Decareau Oliver Snow and Patricia Hennedy among many others.
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Juarogah
Green Island
Rebskah Lodge
Green Island Lodge
Odd Fellows
Sooms
Hudson Avenue
Wiliam Harris
Mary Carl
Justine Gilbert
Millard Wynkoop
Edward Rubeck
Hansel
Gretel
Manon Polaro
Dean
Betty Jeye Krupsky
Priscilla Gage
Shirley Gurhey
Patricia Corbett
Fitz Mendies
Margaret Downey
Cookie
William Schinten
Peter Conner
James Penk
Janes Frances Germaine
Aids Marjoria Wade
Alire Owman
Dhane Ryan Fialph Spanewick
Chace
Slate Properties
Pishyeaty
Spring Dances to Be Sponsored by Grade Schools
The seventh and eighth graders of city elementary schools will host a series of spring dances at the Civic Center tomorrow evening. Organizers include James F. Connell and Helen Suleberger with many volunteers overseeing supervision, chaperones, and refreshments. The event features Allan Shaffer and his orchestra and an on site canteen run by Rahn Wilson and Dorothy Quackenburn.
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Tokee
Helen Suleberger
Mary Wing
Catherine Wagner
Carol Leonard
Mary Ellen Cavanaigh
James Wiseman
Ivan Ball
Frank Debrich
Louis Kemp
Harald Fellows
Willard Keller
Civic Center
James F. Connell
Watervilet Civic Chest,Inc
Tnp
Morrow
Voung-Sters
jCenter
Jack Roacn
Allan Shaffer
Spain
Rahn Wilson
Catholic Daughters Card Party at Civic Center
Court Belina D A sponsors a card party and social at the Civic Center Mix Bertha Schantz oversees arrangements assisted by Mrs Margaret Ashline. Committee chairs include Mrs Regina Decker special awards Mrs Mary Raney games and Mrs Marion Munson tickets.
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Court Belzina
D.A
Af & Pan
Civic Center
Mix
Bertha Schantz W
Margaret Ashline
Regina Decker
Pears
Medore Comeau
Mary Raney
Marion Munson
Moorish Orange Blossoms at Weddings Origin
The article notes the custom of wearing orange blossoms at weddings is believed to have Moorish origins. It links blossoms to symbols of chastity and fecundity among Moorish people.
Chivers Quits Post At Troy Y M C A To Study
Kenneth Chivers resigns as director of physical education at the Troy Central Y M C A to return to Springfield College for a master’s degree and to pursue teaching and coaching. He leaves June 15 and plans to rejoin Springfield College as staff this summer.
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Kenneth ©. Chivers
Troy Central Y.ma.a
Springfeld College
Chivers
Troy
Springfield College
James R. Stevenson
Jfr
Y.M.C.A
Marcus L. Filley
Health and Physical Education Committee
Rochester
U. S. Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Middletown
Middletown, Conn
YMCA
Silvia
Obituary notices for Durfee DeLong Gailey Legenbaver and Roach
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Elias Beth Campbell Durfee near Buskirk and for Vernon Lt. De Long at residences with multiple bearers and local pastors officiating. Other obituaries include John Gailey of Center Brunswick and Ethel Ives Legenbauer of Poestenkill with burial in Elmwood and Brookside Cemeteries. Interments and funeral details cover Woodlands Cambridge and St Peter's, with attendees named for each service.
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Eliasbeth Campbell Durfee
Buskirk
Henry J. Burggraaff
The
Reformed Church of
Vanderheyden Street
Donald R. Lewis
Grace Methodist Church
Frank Foley
Joseph Foley
Ivor Foley
Joseph Bloomer
Ivor Bloomer
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Hose Drying Tower at Troy Hose Depot
The Troy Fire Department dries hose in 50-foot lengths at the Hose Depot behind Truck 2 and Pumper 3 on Third Street and Canal Avenue. Warm air thaws and dries the hose before returning it to service.
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Troy
Third Street
Canal Avenue
Dam Hearing Draws Sharply Different Views at Colonie
Public hearings on the proposed 4,000 acre foot Vischer Ferry reservoir drew conflicting testimony before the State Water Power and Control Commission at Colonie Town Hall Newtonville. Engineers including James G. Tripp questioned costs for a Mohawk River pipeline and cited higher estimates, while others projected lower or different figures amid opposition from Clifton Park residents.
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Vischer Ferry
James G. Tripp
New York City
F. Ray Williams
Saratoga County
State Water Power and Control Commission
Colonie Town Hall
Newtonville
Latham Water District
Colonie
Ciifton Park
Normand
Holroyd
Troy Engineering Frm
Hela & Holroyd
Water District
Tripp
Mohawk River
Latham District
Alguesti
J. Hama
Fred W. Drew
Grooma Corners
Benjamin Stacie
Viecher Ferry
John L. Thompson
State Commission
Firemen Answer Calls For Grass and Rubbish Fires
Firemen answered six grass fires and a rubbish fire yesterday. At 12:03 p.m. a grass fire was put out on Arthur Court by Pumper. Pumper 3 fought a blaze on Van Every Avenue at 12:34 p.m. and a Crossways blaze at 12:30 p.m. Burdett Avenue grass fire was extinguished at 2:59 p.m. and another on Tyler Street and Fourth Street at 4:15 p.m. Pumper 3 responded to a Francis Street call. A dumping area fire was quashed by Pumper 5 at 6:26 p.m. A booster was used.
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Arthur Court
van Every Avenue
Burdett Avenue
Tyler Street
Fourth Street
Francis Street
Verbal Marriage Practice In Ancient Scotland Described
The article explains handfailing as an ancient Scottish practice where a couple could form a temporary marriage by a verbal plea while holding hands. After a year of trial, they could either wed permanently or return as singles.
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Frank Wilson
Ann Doyle
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Henry Thibodeau
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Peter O'Connor
Howard Roda
Thel M. Burns
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Hansel and Gretel
Catherine £. Sullivan
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James Bryce
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