Watervliet Knights Host Dinners and Talks at Banquet
Rev. Benjamin Kuhn of Slenk College Loudonville will address the fourth anniversary banquet of Watervliet Council Knights of Columbus at The Vendrick Hudson Hall at 7:30 PM Thursday. Mayor Dunton Morse, Joseph Halpin and Robert Owens attend as dignitaries. Paul Flaherty toasts.
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Benjamin Kuhn
O. F. My
Slenk College
Loudonville
Wilt
Knights of Columbus
Father Kuhn
Nt Arly
Seiener Wid
Sacred Theology
James F. Dunton
A Morse
Joseph P. Halpin
Robert S. Owens
Fev
Peter J. Donnelly Cleele
Columbian Squires
Paul T. Flaherty
Johe C. Carey
SS Patrick’s Church
Columbian Gowries
Vickel Con Milliee
Det
Peter J. Monaghan
Commuittee
Edward J. Cummings
John J. Carroll
Church Activities and Schedules at Local Parishes
Multiple churches list weekly events for today and the coming days. Miaculous Medal devotions at St Bridget's and Our Lady of Mt Carmel, plus novenas for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Beac on Light Mission revival at Wesleyan Methodist. Girl Scouts at First Avenue Methodist. various choir rehearsals, meetings, and youth programs across Jermain Memorial Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, and other local churches. A minstrel show and dress rehearsal are planned for December 10 to benefit the Sutlers' convent building fund.
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Beacon Light Mission
Wesleyan Methodist Church
First Avenue Methodist
Gord
Wilson Hayford
Sixth Avenue
Pan
Jermain
R. J. Hendrick
Sixth Street
Koy
Westminster Service Guild
Helen Smith
First Avenue
Feout
Junor
Our Lady
Memorial Elks serve in Watervliet honors dead members
Watervliet Elks held memorial services at the lodge rooms with pastor William Z Clark of First Presbyterian speaking on The Garden of Memory. The program was directed by Eugene Hess with several officers and members assisting. Elks Quartet and organist Edward J Bulger performed. Captain Louis Childs of Glendale was hosted by Leo P Dean, recently discharged from service after duty with paratroopers in Europe. Also noted were funeral rites for Mrs Mary M McLaren and local Odd Fellows planning a December 1 second-degree.
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Willam Z. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Watervilet
Watervliet
Wilts
Eugene Fiess
Comittee
Mr. Hess
Robert 'T, Allen
Chester D. Guedner
Henry W. Tildendennd
Joseph W. Kess
Charles L. Roberts
Edinand W. Cowie
Fred W. Glorckner
J. Wilson James
Archibald McCaughton
William C. Wilson
Elks’ Quartet
Janes F. Dillon
Johan Moran
James Miller
John Miler
Edward J. Bulger
Versonas
Louis Chikls
Glendale
Cal
Leo P. Dean
Broadway
Dean
Childs
Paatroopers
Mary M. McLaren
Wilson Memorial Home
Fourth Avenue
Lester L. Ross
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Albany Rural
Laurel Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Pharmaceutical Unit Meeting Thursday in Troy District
Franklin N. Wright ill address the Monty meeting of the Troy District Pharmaceutical Association Thursday night at The Hendrick Hudson. Wright will discuss Federal Taxation. Sam Grolsky will present a paper on DDT its uses for domestic purposes. Nicholas J. Covatta, president, will preside.
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Franklin N. Wright
Troy Destrict, Pharmaceutical Association
Hendrick Hudson
Wright
Woight
Albany
Troy
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sam Grolsky
Micholas J. Covatta
Fire on Train Sparks Response at Rensselaer Office
A fire broke out Sunday in the interior of an office used by Thomas Sherwood, a coal dealer, at 831 Second Street, Rensselaer. A pass ing New York Central train crewman alerted the fire department, who saved a track stored in the building along with office furniture and records. Separately, 17 year old Vandestaten resident Tony Bee died after a long illness, noted for extensive real estate development work in Schenectady and surrounding areas.
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Rensselary
Fie
Thomas Sherwood
Second Street
Rensselaer
New York Central
Fuemen
Grand Boule Vandestaten
Terrtory Af Scherectads
Wo Garner Gee
Tony
Bee
Obituary notices from Albany area deaths and services
James F Savage of 136 Third Street died suddenly in Albany. He worked twenty years with New York Central Railroad. Survived by sister Mrs Robert Vosburgh and brother Edward J Savage. Funeral Thursday from Kerwin Brothers Funeral Home to St Marys Church. Edward H Hollis of Hanson Falls died after a year’s illness. Born Eagle Bridge March 17, 1872. Survived by Harriet Lobnes Hollis, two adopted daughters, a sister and two brothers. Funeral from residence today at 2 pm with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. George D Browne funeral held at 2103 Fifteenth Street and St Pauls Church with solemn mass. interment in Quakwood Cemetery. John H Rourke funeral from his nephew’s home and St Augustine’s Church. interment in St Martins Cemetery. Anna C Hoffman of Albany died aged unknown. survived by three daughters and two sisters. Funeral from home Thursday at 9 am then Sacred Heart Church. Mrs Benjamin Clickner funeral held at Times Funeral Home. interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery. Edward A Dooley funeral from his residence and St Patrick’s Church. interment St Mary’s Cemetery. William J Paul of Hudson Falls died after long illness. buried in Union Cemetery with Masonic services. Marion Tierney funeral from Parker Brothers Memorial to St Mary’s Troy. Mary Schaefer of Cherry Plain died. survived by husband John Adam Schaefer and several children. funeral from residence to St Joseph’s Stephentown and burial Our Lady of Christian Cemetery. Julia F Phelan funeral from residence to St Mary’s Church. burial at Dutch Church Cemetery. Mary Gear widow of Frank Gear, long Troy resident. survivors include children and grandchildren.
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James F. Savage
Third Street
Albany
Troy
New York Central Railroad
West Albany
LaSalle Institute
St Mary's Church
Robert Vossurgh
Edward J. Savage
North Green
Kerwin Brothers Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Edward H. Hollis
Wiohis
Fiske Street
Hansick Falls
Ile
Eagle Bridge
Harvey
Maria Fenton Hollis
Hoosick Falls
Walter A. Wood Co
Maple Grove
G. BD. Browne
George D. Browne
Fifteenth Street
St. Paw
Walter J. ‘Torpey
Michael E. Breen
Richard R. Mason
O.S.A
Emil Cutricaia
Robert J. Newburg
USA
Father Newburg
Penyers
Anna C. Hoffman
Albert E. Hoffman
Broadway
Hoffman
Averill Park
Kenneth J. Hoffman
Hofman
Anna Hipschran
George Heller
Alus
Henry Salshug
William Terrill
Ina Cong
Albert. E. Hoffman
Edward J. Hoffman
George Forst
Margaret Straub
Sacred Heart Church
Clickner
Benjamin Clicker
the Times
Morgen S. Post
Donald Binck
Albert Radz
Henry F. King
Charles D. Locotis
Samuel F. Williams
Frank Film
Isand
Charles E. Bonesteel
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Doocey
Edward A. Dooley
Sixth Aven
St. Patrick's Church
James P. Lawlor
James J. McGrath
Joseph Doocey
Turgutoria
John W. Monahan
John J. Stulley
Joseph B. Nial
Joseph A. Hogan
Francis J. Thompson
Charles F. Foley
William J. Paul
Wiliam J. Paul
Hudson Falls
J. Serviy LaRue
Presbyterian Church
Thaler
Union Cemetery
Greenwich
Sendy Hill
A.M
Elizabeth Gibson
Misa ‘Tern
Marion A. Tierney
Parker Brothers’ Memorial
Watervliet
Joseph P. Kelly
Misa Agnes Sheeran
Joseph B. Dillon
William J. O'Donnell
Edward J. Hartigan
Blamey I. Lawrence
Howard W. Fisher
William H. Phillips
Dominir Geracitano
St Mary's Cemetery
Mary Schaefer
Cherry Plain
John Adam Schaefer
Agnes Rohl
Louie Zinzow
Rosita King
Cherry Main
Iynegon
Joseph Hammersmith
Agnes C. Sheeran
John T. Dunn
Joseph Flannery
Michael Flannery
James McNantie
Frank Hing
John
James T. McManin
Mary Gear
Manville Engaged to Wed New Wife Gina Campbell
New Rochelle reports asbestos heir Tommy Manville confirming plans to wed Gina Campbell, a British born columnist, as she travels from Hollywood aboard the Golden State Limited. Campbell first announced the engagement to reporters in Los Angeles, and will arrive in New York Thursday for a Sunday wedding. She plans to continue her newspaper career after marriage, with a honeymoon to follow.
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New Rochelle
Tommy Manville
Georgina Campbell
Miss Campbell
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Manville
Campbell Wall
New York
Klprence Huber
Follies
Lois McCain
Yvonne Taylor
Maricelle Edwards
Bantta Isawards
Wilhelmina
Billy) Bove
Sunny Ainsworth
Asia
Workers Walk Out at Snow White Laundry
Workers at Snow White Laundry on Marshall Court walked out yesterday causing a standstill. An official, A. F. Strait, said he was still in the dark about the cause. The Central Federation of Labor noted quadry workers in Troy are not yet affiliated with a union.
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Marshall Court
A. F. Strait
Central Federation of Labor
Iquadry
Troy
Canadian Girls Enter U S Legally Says Grobe
U S Attorney George T. Grobe says many teenage Canadian girls are entering the United States legally and in large numbers since the war. He cites dissatisfaction with the environment and limited jobs in Canadian cities and notes many head to New York seeking fame and fortune. He adds most come in under pretexts and should be sent back to Canada.
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Buffalo
U.S
George T
Grobe
New York
Canada
Claim Gamblers Plan Thwarted in Area
Police say they thwarted a major gambling scheme involving scrip notes as payoff. John Mercier, 54, was arrested in New York on a lottery charge after a quantity of gambling equipment was found at his business. Four engraved plates allegedly to print the scrip were recovered, claimed to foil holdups. Mercier is held on $1,000 bail.
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Saratoga Springs
Lake Crorge
Albany
Washington
D. C
Florida
John Mercier
New York
Gum firms tap civilian teen aid for rubbery chicle
A large gum company bought a civilian teen from Wings-Overland to aid in extracting chicle from swamps. The plan is to use jungle extraction to boost supplies and pressure enemies alike, claiming the method can pull resources from hostile terrain.
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Toledo
Haa
Wings-Overland
Waterford Court and Scouting Activities Noted for Today
Waterford Court at Montea hosts Catholic Daughters of America meeting with grand regent Mrs Saiat Whalon presiding. Scouts Troop 31 will meet at 7 40 pm at Waterfort Methodist Church with Acting Scoutmaster Edward Richardson in charge. Stout Sgt Walle Marland has returned home and is honorably discharged from service after serving in the Air Force in England and France. Guild of Grace Episcopal Church meets at Clark Memorial parish house. social chairs named. Vesper Musicale at Waterford Methodist draws attendees. new members received at worship and probationary class to join at Easter. Weekly notes include midweek prayer, choir rehearsal, and Anbury Club Christmas sale at Kopeba Bakery on Broad Street.
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Stout
Walle
Marland
Servity
Winth Air Force
England
France
Mes
St. Agnes
Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Clark .Memorial Farish House
Albert Stanley
George Blanckley
Robert van Streenburg
Waterford Methodist
Anbury Club
Kopeba
Broad Street
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Master Masons
Villetta
Order of the Eastern Star
Watershiel Manonic Temple
Evening Star Laces
Hien River
R. AM
Elyan Hart
Jane Bilyeau
Nero Glassy
RICH
EYE
Tintexavetuneton Co
Opnicians
Sra Streenr
D’ Alessandro
Fayette C. Morse
Blulco
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St. Bridget’s
Norlin
Emma
Treadore Keiser
Troy- Schenerlady Road
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian
Ghureh
Wesleyan Methodist
Ladies’ Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wigion
Gul
Sey
Benjamin Hufen
Arsenal
Eighth St. Col
Fourth Ave
Watervliet Elks
Conduct Memorial
Kalo Batha Chih
the Tinto Sano Gmo
Cers
Lica Pascal
Mret
Thomas B. Flynn
American Legion
Comdr
Edward C. Diamond
Albany County Legion
Pharmaceutical Unit
Messier
Buford
Earl Bules
Cornell University
Home and Farm Bureau Association
Rensselaer County
Syeanay Community Hall
Mer
Rill E. Zweig
David J. Livingstone
George L. Gray
Home Bureau
Amis
Fneral
Mary A. Gear
Wisdow
Prank Gear
Manchester
N. Tf
Win Om
Snow White Laundry
U. S
Mlegally
Waterford Court
Montea
Catholic Daughters of America
Tha Koff G Hono
Mra
Saiat
Koy Scouts
Warterfort Methodist Chardan
Edward Richardson
Sonal
War
Colnes
Enid
Alexander G. Dewar
Mackinaw
J. Kaufman
River ST
Autave the
Union National Bank
Coca Up
Union National
Union National Plan
Mert
Fadenal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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