Civic Chest Drive Opens September 25 in Watervliet
Watervliet plans its Civic Chest campaign with a goal of $20,000 and a draft age quota of about 142. John P. Sanvascott chairs the drive, with Watervliet High School principal Robert J. Santere as organizations chairman and James Connell as publicity head. Local boards handle county-wide calls with several chairmen to be named. drive leaders anticipate a successful effort alongside prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sanvascott
Pany Drath Bory
Lastight
Fubany County
Sarmanetty
Albany
Countie
Pyatorviiet Civic Chest
Wiltiser AL Stewart
Dostoy Stewart
Ynembergs
Groun
Imyert
Baward
Can Elghiyahran
Tilayosh
Gram
Roward J. Santere
Watervilct High School
Organications
James Connell
Rec
Reenex Menting
Wemenday
Abs
Mnehids Industriel Ghatrinan
Postoffice
Fire Athient
Brisinyat
Paice Department
Elvin Grotps
Yours Gincy
Rav
Ivan H. Fall
Trinity Epiacopa
Council Accepts Two Resignations From Waterview Board
The city council received two resignations from Waterview Board of Education members and discussed how replacements will be chosen at the next meeting. The governor may remove board members if needed, per state law, while officials review emergency disaster plans and related staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Piremnan
Mcintyre Hoxd Co
Waterview
Board of Education
Iglaialure Raconthy
Uminteipaliter
Bern
Thn
John A. Fulton
Gina
Spiresipe Garishad
Mammanden
City Presses Action Over Unsafe City Building Corner
Albany County grand jury hears complaint against Cohoes owner for maintaining a huleange endangering the public at the corner of Sixteenth Street and Broadway. Officials warned the owner to demolish unsafe portions. the city seeks criminal action as Watervliet and New York officials join in the case. The storied former GAR building has faced fire and decay, with police and workers noting dangerous conditions surrounding the premises.
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Wiliam
Georke
Sleel
Cohoes
Sixteenth Street
Broadway
Albany County
Alty Dutian
Watervliet
Blix
New York
Waterviiet
Joomplaint Flor
Stworge
Genirge
Whlerviier
Maksanée
Tov Lin
Beniget
Gian
Johnny Wet Pest
Gil
Ananiars
Guyven
Wolflin Whitin Sister Conducts Funeral Service
The service for Mrs. Ruth A. Clark Whitin, sister of Mrs. Stephen J. Visite, was held at Bowen Funeral Home with Vern K. Van Der Linden, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Born in Ailvons, Pa, she was educated at Temple University and lived for years in Philadelphia. Survivors include her husband Stephen J. Visite and several relatives. Burial was in Memory's Garden Cemetery with service by Mr. Van Der Linden.
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Stephen Ty Whitin
Wes
Yentrrday
Bowen Funeral
Vern K. van der Linden
Lorner Ruth A. Clark
Ailvons
Whiteway
Alonna Highl
Erad
Temypte University
Misladelphia
Areaus
Philadelphiarea
Tor
Grouswiuh
Gina
Trinity Episcopal Church
Stephen J. Svisite
Latis
Whitim RL Brenna, Sr
Waterglinty
Tirreawich
Auveral Mippon
Amd
Nemhows
Awneeng
Ween
Geuppe
Clicky Hy
Ay Price
William Fe Cormall
Keres
Titarninnt
Gardin
Vay Dev Lien
Vergine
Schuylerville Mee Atm Joint Session Campaign Set
The Burgoyne Surrender day group and executive committee voted to inaugurate a campaign for December 1 with a house to house canvass planned. Key organizers include John J. O’Belen and Joseph M. Cheney directing the drive. New York State Junie Axeociation members to solicit funds while coverage ranges community wide.
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Finnage
Obaartaune
Pal Monit
Haidh Aw
Cera Miles
John J. O'Belen
Stine Allee M. Smith
A.C. Shmpshire
Joseph M. Cheney
New York Stats Junie Axeociation
Eolicit
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Meetings
The item lists Miss Mea Agnoe Rovhin and sister Mrs Nolaon M Martin of Al Wetorvtlel hosting and visiting relatives including Mrs Lula Shettey Mrs Kimer Pulbipa and children Aye Towalaya and Moe. Other gatherings mention Mr and Mrs George Bachty and families at Glens idly and residents in Wilder Vermont hosting and hosting guests with kin from Naw Fork and Massena. Several names and places reflect social calls, dinners and Sunday plans with extended family and friends.
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Pitestown
Nolaon M. Martin
al Wetorvtlel
Blnorn
Austin
Kennaih
Mem Digk
Ana Dayghtie
Evkh
Leonard Flolbritter
Ah, Wilder
Amma Bunday
Tsralit
Peesentad
Dorks
Mcdonald
P Burton
Wiilvick
Paliersiin
Woyrt Whitrick
Massena
Tm. Harlan
Baltimore
Mab
Unclear OCR record with scattered names and events
Fragmented text lists numerous names and places with partial actions. Mentions include Melinae Aro, Bivsiwenkalen Chapin, Willney B. Shapeta, Vlora Sidwat, Genege ton, Myrtile Saalin, and various churches, schools, and locations. One clear item notes a 2 pm Sunday school event. a court case references Magnolio and Cry Andee Jeannh B. Mtullligt. Overall, readable specifics are sparse and uncertain.
Advance Detail Of Guard Leaves For Pine Camp
An advance detachment of the 408th Infantry departs for Pine Camp tomorrow morning under Maj. Bluhard A. McCourt and Capt. Willam L. Aturray. The unit, with personnel from several companies, will set up preliminary headquarters and stage equipment for forthcoming maneuvers, with arrival planned in Troy.
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Royal
Bluhard A. McCourt
Willam L. Aturray
Per Adangl
Fradquarters Co
Servive Co
Medina Co
Hear
Quartern
Boot Canner
Roy
Kroup
Jana
Asta
Deave
Lal Trans Roy Union
Cohoes
Hoosick Putin
Peepee Te Samy
Livia
Unila
Troy
al Loe Dupa
Church Notices and Family Rosters From Wilmington Area
Fragmented OCR lists church events and family visits across Wilmington and nearby towns. Names such as Mrs Keneth Wyler Mrs Cy Thantety and Rev Lote M Sievert appear among references to gatherings, sermons, Sunday school and visitors staying with relatives, with scattered mentions of houses and farms and local households.
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Keneth Wyler
Cy Thantety
Wilmington
Wiverine Way
Mig
Eline Bale
Wiemvile
Charter
Allen Marehall
Merle
Dunghley
Merlon Giery
Mey
Willienk
Nancy Tak
Gates
Muheed Ginely
Tmst
Hyert
CMR
Babeoots Gant
Sontpetion VL
Babrnok
Parens Mle
Afrier Geigousnek
Ryernt
Blnet
Mor Slater
Teres Retlinger
Hyndavilie
Teebhios
Atslerdiciawy
Ay Atepales
Bareeth
Marida
Secheinle
Sie
Avery
Lote M. Sievert
St. Parle Tatheran Church
Réngatany
Prench
Obituary notices for Maldlan and Winters families in Vermont
Obituary notices record Harry Maldlan of Walloomsne Bennington Vermont passing Wednesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born North Bennington he resided in Walloomsne most of his life. Funeral details include services at St Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls with Rev. Gerald Potts and interment in Woodlands Cemetery Gambelde, New York. Also noted is the death of Catherine Winters Albany native and widow of John J. Winters Jr. who died at St Peter's Hospital Albany after illness. services set at Tesbutt Memorial Hospital Albany and St Theresa's Albany with burial in St Agnus Cemetery Menands. The report lists survivors, funeral arrangements, and clergy involved.
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Hig
Margaret Friery
Leo Moore
Benytyatory
Severs Meow
Lanjorrow
St. Mark's Gowen
Jereald
Potts
Gilurineht
Woodlands Cemetery
Gambeldze
Albany
John
Winters
St. Theresa's Church
That City
Hunbands
John J. Winters, Jr
Anthony B. Spadera
Angeles
Cab
Brother
William T. Simic
New York City
Tesbutt Memorial
Hapsl
Rtate Steet
Agnos Cemetery
Menanils
Cobroy Puiert
dacThe Finerad
Mae A
Daniel Tr. Purcell
James J. MetGrath
Rommel Ward
Howe
Redistribution of Grades Defeated At North Colonie
North Colonie Central School District voters defeated a plan to redistribute grades among Alport Newtonville and Goodrich Schools by 124 to 32, while Airport district approved 291 to support. If all three districts vote yes the plan would take effect, but Goodrich rejected the proposal. Opposition cited district continuity and logistics as the plan would consolidate grades and convert buildings into multi grade campuses.
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North Cotonia Central
Alport
Goodrich
Newton- Ville
Gandrich
Airport
Newtonville
Goodrich Entnes
Lonighe
Reid
Roger D. Sidiard
Husril
Sui
Goodeich School
Tonville
Geos
Sie
Goodrich jCulsena
Charles S. Christiansen
Plana
Gagdries Fyoturs
Sidfarn
Itheage
Salvation Army Work Attacked By Croehe
Reports claim Salvation Army operations in Croevestayakin halted with at least officers imprisoned. Albert Ors hern, international chief, said headquarters received word of a ban on the Army. Delegations from Father Vaubousselier Assembly and Knights groups attended services led by Chaplain Pav. Jattes A. Nolan at a funeral in Troy Council surroundings.
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Lodon
Hip Salvation Army
Jané George T. Murphy
Vaubousselier
Umbus
Troy Council
Knights of
Tonjabus
W. H. Froar & Co
Pav. Jattes A. Nolan
Une
Waterford Plans Park Lot Front Prospect Hill House
Waterford plans for a park lot in front of Prospect Hill Community House were completed by a Pragpact Hi Community Association member. The group announced its third annual event at Lanving Park Cahnes with a sports program, a naval program, and a parish event led by Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Prospect Hill
Social notes from Whitehall and surrounding towns
Whitehall area residents return from trips to Cape Cod and Lake George and attend weddings in Lebanon. Mrs. Miabel Sweeney leaves for Lebanon to witness her granddaughter’s wedding. Delaware and Hudson Rail Road announces safety committee appointments for the west six months, naming multiple foremen and workers.
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Whitehall de
Mess
Farrel
Cape Cod
Mass
Elton Geashett
May Lone
Willem Street
Pauline
Par
Ann
Alk. Hofman
Sanz John
Robert
Maunialy Street
Baostan
Dornthy
Lorraine Day
ALL BRAN Ad Promises Constipation Relief
A vintage ad touts Kellogg's ALL BRAN as a treatment for constipation. It urges daily consumption with water and promises refunds if not satisfied after ten days, mentioning Battle Creek Michigan and a money-back offer.
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Galinger
Kulloge’s
Pleasantdale group hosts no conduct picnic at Lansing Park
The Sipiday School and Church picnic at Pleasantania Community Ally Chapel will be held tomorrow at Lansing Park in Cohoes. Cats will leave from the chapel at 8 30 a.m. A program of games and swimming has been planned for children and adults. Dinner will be served at 12 30 p.m. All interested are invited to attend.
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Sipiday
Pleasantania
Lansing Park
Cohoes
Tia Chapel
Diapet
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Sherludy
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Schuylerville
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Baraloea Hospital
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Dow
John Miller
Dalve
Millon
Yalé
Uh Collnka
Horwstry
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Ute
Suce
River ST
Melinae
Arenensnyyl
Bivsiwenkalen Chapin
Willney B
Shapeta
Trani
Aha
Vlora Sidwat
Mps
Myrtile Saalin
Forenta
Fidhe
Dornsdivnnin
Charlinavilty
Glen
Tex
Prasitog
Ota Latheeran
Caian Ayrohgen
Sitna
Enargh
Adna
Mrs. Williams
Tove
Anya
Retssalyor
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Magnolio
Jeannh B
Mtullligt
Ernst Sehudnele
Mr. Shea
Poe Metal
Donne Pham
Tee Wine
Pranaie de Sales
Chineh
Fiew
Patrick A. Crowe
Vietur C. O'Braw
Georke A. Danpeys
George W. Gelgar
Isa Wang
Imiss
St. Mary's
Father O'Brien
Joseph A. Niel
Tancente J
Datevile J. McMarinen
Tohn G
Alwalt
Frank L. Walsh
North Colonie
Delollo
Cveid ST
Philco and
Bendix
Heeesthine
Cass
Mayo
Save Money
Watervliet Merchanta Association
Hal Fewelers
Imancack
Ameria’ Graatyat Wyutele
America
Taconic Valley Bus Lines, Inc
Coochas
Capitol District
St. Anne de Beaupre
Byather Anatase Shtice
Montréal
Three Rivers
Legion of Marvell
Union Bar
Salvation Army
Croehe
Waterford
Fai
Glens
Gorge F Noyes
Shane
Trinity
Payjah
Whiteati Council
Knighta of Columbus
Grand
Butler's Grove
Titewild Bark
Catherinus
Vi. Blea
Patherine Wi
Jeak Douglas
Hermse Brown
Int Plana
Wille
Pleasantdale Group
George Cesario
Hoosick ST
Fray
Ashley
Scissors
Fox
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