Methodist Church To Conduct Sale Event at 192 Rem. Weill
The St James Methodist sale runs from 9 am to 9 pm hosted by the Church Women's Service Guild at 192 Rem. Weill with a spring rummage and related activities continuing tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
11
The St James Methodist sale runs from 9 am to 9 pm hosted by the Church Women's Service Guild at 192 Rem. Weill with a spring rummage and related activities continuing tomorrow.
Cohoes Junior Chamber of Commerce will receive its charter at an 8 p.m. Circle Inn dinner in Latham with Jaycee President Raymond Lautenback presenting the charter and flag. Albany Jaycees president Lawrence Kahn will MC, Rev. Gregory S. Weider will deliver the invocation, and 35 charter members mark a milestone beyond the requirement. The group plans an art exhibit next month at Keveny Academy Gymnasium featuring works from Keveny and Cohoes public schools, with a meeting at St. Michael's Pavilion at 7 p.m. today and committee sessions at 7:30 p.m.
Cohoes firefighters were summoned at 1:15 a.m. to extinguish a blaze causing slight damage to a rear porch at 278 Remsen Street. Mrs. Bertha Goodrich, a first floor occupant, was taken ill and treated by a Fire Headquarters inhalator squad. On the third floor, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tobin resided. Mrs. Tobin was reportedly cleaning brushes when fumes from cleaning fluid ignited. Her husband carried the can to the rear porch as firemen investigated the origin.
Members of the Cohoes Intermediate Baseball League will hold tag days throughout the city today and tomorrow. Proceeds will defray the season's operating expenses. Drive chairman is Jack Hourigan, announced last night by president Lawrence J. Forget.
The Cherry Valley Farm in Lincoln announces a 3.5 million ducklings feet export to a Hong Kong firm. Manager Joseph Buckner says the order is valuable and solves the farm’s problem of handling excess ducklings feet.
Residents of Vigar's Place in West Albany opposed Local Law No 5 banning parking on the south side of that street from Osborne Road to the dead end. Supervisor Sanford tabled the measure for further study, while Local Law No 4 creating a one way street near Ann Lee Home pond was approved with no objections.
Mrs. George Ingersoll hosted Tap Pan Zee Women’s Club at Hudson Avenue. a Marble Plaques lesson by Mrs. T. S. Ryan preceded an upcoming May 18 banquet led by Mrs. Edward Bochette. Officers to be elected May 24 at Mrs. Ryan’s home. nominating committee of Ingersoll Tatum Bailey to present slate. Public care party slated tomorrow at Bemis Heights Grange Hall by Service and Hospitality Committee with Mrs. Marion Campbell. Stillwater Democratic Club met at Legion Home to plan May 29 Riverside meeting. Church services listed for Sunday with guest minister Rev. Harry J. Swan and St Peter’s schedule. Boat safety certificates earned by Yankowski Fizparick and Thomas after course.
Washington AP Congressmen face outfitting a three room Cannon Office Building suite at 9247 dollars after House Appropriations subcommittee reappraises the architect's original 11080 dollar per suite estimate. Items trimmed include reupholstered sofas and cheaper desk chairs with budget cuts mainly affecting private member offices.
Former Alabama governor George Wallace launched a broad attack on the federal courts and Supreme Court calling nine justices gods and accusing Warren of political payoffs. He said he would not appoint political backs if elected and named possible third party options while hinting at support from some lawmakers and officials.
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