BPW Leader Names Committees for 1966 67 in Rensselaer
Mrs. Kathryn Strain, president of the Rensselaer BPW Club, has named committee chairmen for 1966 67. The list includes Program Erika Plath and others for membership dinner world affairs civic participation personal development public relations bulletin Nike News memory tree and membership drive finance parliamentarian legislation music sunshine hospitality and related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Strain
Rensselaer Bpw Club
Erika Plath
Vivian Billings
Julie Jones
Ann Irving
Gladys Smith
Katherine Mahar
Mary Gilbert
Wanda Ellis
Mary Collins
Maura Malone
Ruth Roberts
Mary Parry
Ruth Usher
Ethel Champine
Roberts
Nike News
Miss Smith
Kathryn Becker
Virginia Delaney
Huldah Segal
Josephine Heeran
Gladys Burns
Billings
Eve Herson
Sunshine
Eileen Goebel
Rosemary Scheibly
Herson
Gerald E. Duell Dies Veteran Aniline Aide
Gerald E. Duell of 120 3rd Ave Rensselaer head packer at General Aniline & Film Corp and World War II veteran died Wednesday in Albany Medical Center Hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Chestertown and survived by wife Frances Lippert two daughters and three brothers and four sisters. Funeral 8:45 am tomorrow from Thomas A. Sherwood Funeral Home and 9:30 am from St Johns Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Madelin
Elmhurst Ave
Rensselaer
Western Union
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Glenarie
Ava M. Schermerhorn
Philippine
CBS
Joseph Henry
Morse Telegraph Club
H. Marie Leistner
Albany
William J. Lyons
Washington Ave
Robert B. Hantey
First Baptist Church
Corsi
Magin & Keegan Funeral Home
Matthew W. McGuire Sr
Gerald O'Neil
McGuire
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Gerald E. Duell
3Rd Ave
General Aniline & Film Corp
Albany Medical Center
Chestertown
Duell
St. John’s Church
Frances Lippert
Geoffrey
Barbara
Francine Duell
James
Brant Lake
Alonzo
Corinthan
Philip Duell
Selkirk
Laura Cole
Willsboro
Helen Smith
Wilmington
Anna Monroe
Bolton Landing
Audrey Garrow
Plattsburgh
Thomas A. Sherwood
Partition St
I Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Cambridge Residents Enjoy Summer Travel and Visits
Cambridge residents and relatives plan extended trips and visits across multiple states and provinces. Marjorie Gifford and Helen Ruddock visit East Lansing to see relatives. Linwood Strout family vacation on Bailey Island after Nova Scotia. Gottry family in Ridgewood for part of the week. Powers family at Bailey Island. Reicher family vacationing at Island Park New Hampshire. Pethick visits from Southern Pines. Madison and Gregory family travels to St John New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. one member returns from health center care. August worship service canceled for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Strout
Bailey Island
Nova Scotia
Kenneth A. Gottry
Kenneth Jr
Theodore M. Gottry
Ridgewood
N.J
Thomas Powers
John Bloom
Philip Harff
Cape Cod
Mass
Joseph Reicher
Island Park
N.H
Reicher
Cambridge
North Cambridge
White Creek
Harry Pethick
Southern Pines
N.C
Charles Thomson
Douglas Madison
Evelyn Madison
Jean Gregory
St. John
New Brunswick
Oliver K. Perry
Hoosick Falls Health Center
George Burch
Lake Bomoseen
Gertrude Hart Ashton
Palm Beach
Fla
Frankle Hart
Rummage sale set by Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary
The Women s Auxiliary of Mary McClellan Hospital will hold its annual rummage sale on Saturday August 13 from 9 am to 4 pm at Coila United Presbyterian Church. Members are asked to contribute items. Also notes on church services and visits by local residents are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coila United Presbyterian Church
Mary McClellan Hospital
Robert W. Tiffany
Miami
Fla
George E. Brewer
Myron H. Cente
Anchorage
Alaska
White Church
William H. Areson
Six Driving Cases Head In Police Court
Three men paid $45 in Rensselaer Police Court and three forfeited $45 cash bail before Justice LaVerne G. Lewis. John W. Young faced a $10 fine for running a traffic light at Broadway and Pine. Kenneth E. Pero fined $10 for a red light at Aiken Ave and Columbia St. William Hotaling forfeited $25 for speeding on East Street after failing to appear. Ernest J. Steinbach forfeited $10 bail for a red light at Washington Ave and Quay St. Lawrence W. Jones Jr. forfeited $10 bail for a red light at Sixth and Partition Streets. Daniel G. Farrell fined $25 for speeding on Broadway near the Partition St. viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
LaVerne G. Lewis
John W. Young
Central Ave
Troy
Broadway
Pine St
Ronald Barnard
Kenneth E. Pero
Columbia Turnpike
Aiken Avenue
Columbia Street
Vincent Higgins
William Hotaling
Rensselaer St
Albany
Thomas Owens
East Street
Ernest J. Steinbach
Castleton
William Nolette
Washington Ave
Quay St
Lawrence W. Jones Jr
Paul Place
Sixth
Partition
Daniel G. Farrell
Broadway, Rensselaer
Partition St
Empire State Military Academy opens summer session at Camp Smith
More than 1 000 New York Army National Guard members attend the Empire State Military Academy summer phase at Camp Smith Peekskill from Saturday to August 20. Governor to attend graduation August 19. The academy trains guardsmen for second lieutenant commissions and NCO ranks, now in its 15th year. About 1 500 graduates have become second lieutenants. 230 to be commissioned this year. over 400 to receive diplomas after NCO course. Col. Arthur F. Sulger commands. Lt. Col. John F. Kennedy directs instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Military Academy
National Guard
New York Army National Guard
Army of the U.S
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Arthur F. Sulger
Empire State Military Academy
John F. Kennedy
Cohoes
YWCA Camp Stages Swim Show
The second camping period at YWCA Camp Yowochas featured a synchronized swim show by the senior cabin Pretoria. Highlights included quartets and trios such as Amy Abramson Barbara Burg Deb bie Dinowitz Elizabeth Dow zer, plus duets by Nancy Friedman Louise Kaplan and others set to The Green Leaves of Summer and Dear Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Yowochas
Pretoria
Amy Abramson
Barbara Burg
Debbie Dinowitz
Elizabeth Dowzer
Lauren Nelick
Jamie Simons
Karen Wulf
Jane Finkle
Sue Ann Lesnick
Nancy Friedman
Louise Kaplan
Dear Heart
Bar
October Draft Calls 46,200 Highest Since Korean War
The Defense Department issued an October draft call of 46,200 men, the largest for any month since the Korean War. September’s quota rose to 37,300 from 31,300, with earlier months seeing 53,000 in May 1953 and up to 80,000 in April–May 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Synchronized Swim Club Coach Leads Troy High Team
Miss Ros lyn Newman of Troy High School coaches the Synchronized Swim Club and directs a waterfront program at Yowochas while bar a Roth swims to a performance of What Kind of Fool Am I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Roth
Roslyn Newman
Troy High School
Yowochas
French Priest To Be Speaker At First Friday Club
A French priest visiting the area will speak at the First Friday Club today at noon at The Hendrick Hudson. Rev. Louis Genton is hosted by Very Rev. Msgr. William M. Slavin of Our Lady of Victory Church. Genton will teach this fall at the University of Lyons and will discuss The Church In France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton H. Carter
Embury Methodist Church
Carter
Cambridge
Swanton
W. Swanton
George H. Hiney
Mary McClellan Hospital
Denver M. Vickers
Chicago
Ill
Hendrick Hudson
Louis Genton
Msgr
William M. Slavin
Our Lady of Victory
University of Lyons
Church
France
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BPW
Peter J. Corsi Sr
Clinton Park
Robert B. Hanley
Blooming Grove Cemetery
Defreestville
Hanley
Earl McKie
Roger Carey
Fred Rosenberger
Frank Zaloga
Steven Eames
Thomas Novotny
M. W. McGuire
Marjorie Gifford
Helen Ruddock
Greenwich
East Lansing
Mich
Roland E. Gifford
K. A. Gottry
Ademy
Itary Academy
Camp Smith
Peekskill
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Buffalo
River St
Kroehler
Nelson
ABC
Wayline
Berkshire House
Dolly Madison
Crestline
Pilgrim House
Village Square
America
Capitol District
Sprague Carleton
Bunker Hill
Whitman
Moosehead
Dolly Madison Salem
Atlantic
Berkline
iReg
Lenoir House
Huntingsburg
Lenoir
Saga
Simmons Studio
Simmons
Colemen
Huntingburg
Hollywood
Olympic
Norge
Quality Gas & Gas
Olympic Portable
Choice of Colors
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