Hoosick Valley School Board Posts 1845 Appointments
At a Hoosick Valley Central School District board meeting this week for the 1845 year, appointments include census enumerators for several districts led by Louise Doraha and Helen Byer, tax collector Mrs Cyrus Wells, district attendance officer Mrs Doran, and medical examiners in Schaght. The list names multiple individuals across districts Pithxows and Sebagati with roles in census, tax collection, attendance, and medical exams.
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Hoosick Valley Central
Louise Doraha
Helen Byer
Charles Button
Bre
Leon Beng Ty Madigan
Righ Sherman
Leland Verbeck
Dorothy Gifford
Doris Berrington
Alma Derse
Harriet Betcham
Agnes Barton
Pittstown Districts Set School Openings and Rentals
The Pittstown district authorizes contracts with Walter Falls for Community Hall rental and with Clifford Herrington for bus garage use as schools in the district prepare to open on Tuesday September 8. The board adds a policy requiring children to be five years old by opening day for admission to the fall term with no promotions for that year.
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Pittstown
Br Sproat
Avith
Walter Falls
Clifford Herrington
Diatelier
Asm
Tite Visited Rome Only As Sightseer
Tite and his party toured Vatican City and St Peter's Basilica as sightseeing in Rome. They walked the Cascifics inspected altars and statues but did not pray. Allied soldiers guarded the area and did not recognize him.
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Tite
Rome
Vatican City
St. Peter's
Vatican
Hint
Greenwich Service to Honor Miss Elsie Petters
A Greenwich worship service honors Miss Elsie Petters daughter of Mr and Mrs John Petters of Easter for many years a Greenville teacher. The Sunday service at the Botts Baptist Church will be conducted by Rev Pan Bhaub and Rev C Barton Jones of Cambridge, with an informal reception in the church parlor after the service.
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Rotter
Elsie Pet‘ters
Greenwich
Labor Day
Miwanmee Christian Ceever
Wisces
Botts
Baptist Church of
Petters
John Petteys
Easter
Grenville Public School
Sanday
Fey
Pan R Bhaub
Cas “Ter
C. Barton Jones
Cambridge
Pood Vens
Barteki
Germans Consider Baltic Dunkerque Move
A U S broadcast reported by the Office of War Information says Stockholm noted empty German vessels in the Baltic toward Estonia and Latvia. The report suggests Germany may attempt to convoys of troops and materiel through the Baltic.
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New York
Iaterdiv Wuase
Stockholm
Estonia
Office of War Information
Music on the Front Lines for Yankee Fighters
Soldiers in France listen to a guest radio program sent via phone lines from an artillery unit. The six man country trio plus two brothers perform bluegrass and fiddle tunes, taking requests like Arkansas Traveler, Carroll County Blues, and more, as gunfire interrupts with fire missions. Pvt Fred L McCollum briefly shoots a rabbit during guard duty, while Corp Bucky Blackford loses a German bicycle to a French civilian during a message run. Sgt John Logan’s foxhole address is noted. Purple Heart awarded to Pie Earl Sowalskie for action in Italy with five brothers also in service.
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France
Tipines
Welch
Jameés Pi Christian
Christian
Chris’ Rilbilly Cunes
Corp
Grady RB. Lewis
Savannah
Tenn. Pic
Clarence Moore
Oon
Puy Curtis
Tex
Arkansas
Carroll County Blues
Fred L. McCollum
Easley
S. C
McColum
Earl
F. Sowelskie
Itely
Peter Sowalskie
Tenn Street
Sowalskie
Aly Om
North Africa
Italy
Ptc
Harold Sowalskie
Air Corps
South Pacific
Lieut
Revtmond Sowalskie
Bradley Field
Conn
Mustache Boys Revisit Duty in War Era Draft Roster
A Wakefield Massachusetts draft board letter asks Logan to report at his earliest convenience. Logan replies he would like to comply while Sergt Norman H Black notes a Cottage Grove Oregon platoon group voted not to share their upper lips until the war ends. The effort to grow moustaches persists despite regulations and shaving setbacks.
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Wakefield
Mass
Logan
Sergt
Norman
H. Black Jmore
Cottage ‘Grove
Ore
Army Regu
Man Arraigned On Girl's Complaint in Troy Court
James Radio of 540 Congress Street was arraigned in Troy Police Court on an assault in the second degree charge after an 11 year old girl alleged he attempted to drag her. Detective Frank Osa nery of the Troy Detective Bureau arrested him Wednesday night. LeForestier represented Radio in court.
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Troy
James Radio
Congress Street
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Trey
Fesie Peteeys
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Hoosick ST
Beck the Invasion
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Glenwood
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