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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1949

Page

14

Hoosick Falls Republican Clam Bake Draws Local Officials

About 800 persons gathered at Hoosick Falls village waterworks on Saturday afternoon for the annual eating and clam bake of the Town of Hoosick Republicans. Prominent attendees included Assemblyman Thomas H. Brown, Timothy O Brien candidate for district attorney, John Hansen county highway superintendent, and H Kennath Henderson county auditor. The event began with a chowder service at 4 p.m. and a program of sports.

Hoteick Assembly Thomas H. Brown Timothy O Brien John Hansen H. Kennath Henderson Pia

Hoosick Falls Community Notes and Obituary Highlights

Local clubs held annual events with menus and speakers including James McLicas and Edgar LaPorte. Events cover church dinners, Kiwanis talks at the Country Club, Home Bureau meetings, and fall planning. Obituary lists Mrs. Alice Hughes of Hoosick Falls with service details. Appointment of Sterbert B. Smith as acting vice principal at Greenbush Central School noted with background.

Mlive Hoosick Home Bureau George Spendiff Hoosick Donald Hillman Glen Hynick Alice Hughes Francis Hughes Third Street Hoosick Falls Ireland John Carson James Carlson Albany Immaculate Conception Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Strike Ends After Capitol Move Dispute

Binty ASL and Electrical Workers returned to work at the State Capitol after a Thursday strike. The union, hired by Fishback & Moore of New York City, alleged H. RK. Moch, a Renaselaer mover, used a non-union helper to move State Department offices to a new building across the street. William Strodd, chief engineer for the State Public Works Department, announced workers would resume after Moch completed his tasks. Fishback & Moore are making alterations to the building across the street. John T. King of the Borden Co. Northeast Division will address the Simp change Club at Trey Club at 12:15 pm today on the topic Be Friendly With the Folks You Know If It Were Not for Them You Would Be a Stranger.

Borden Co Simp Change Club Trey

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