Naturalization Court Admits 72 Aliens to Citizenship
Seventy two applicants were admitted to citizenship yesterday by Justice Pierce H. Russell at the Naturalization Court. Local officers and the Sons of the Revolution presented each new citizen with a rights booklet and a small American flag. Colonel Higbee urged applicants to embrace the responsibilities of citizenship and to study America’s founding and sacrifices.
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Pierce H. Russell
Justice Russell
George Weisberg
Col
Lester C. Higbee
William Floyd
Sons of the Revolution
Herbert M. Dibert
John P. Frothingham
Walter Phelps Warren
Naturalization Court
Pierce H. Russ
Yberg
Naturalization
George Weisx
William E. French
Admitted Aliens Listed Amid Civic Address At Troy
The speaker urged loyalty to both self and nation as new citizens were admitted. A long list of new Americans from New York and surrounding areas followed, with numerous names and addresses in Troy and nearby towns. Church notices and upcoming meetings concluded the report, including Methodist and Trinity Lutheran schedules and a Christmas party event.
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Higbee
Bertha A. Lamont
Mary B. Anthony
Elizabeth L. Bridge
Margaret Cassing
Mary A. Nacadurian
Sebastiano la Cugna
East Second Street
New York
Catherine Astuto
Third Street
John Direnzo
Second Street
Rose DeGenero
Community Supper in Cropseyville with Edison School Entertainment
A community supper at White Lily Hall in Cropseyville Tuesday December 21 at 6 pm invites attendees to bring a covered dish and rolls. Sponsored by Pleasant Valley Home Bureau, the Edison School will present entertainment after dinner featuring community singing and two plays. Hansel and Gretel by grades 1-4 directed by Miss Helen Conklin and The Quest by grades 5-8 directed by Mrs. Frederick Abbuhl. General chair is Mrs Frederick Abbuhl. supper chair is Mrs O'Donnell.
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White Lily Hall
Pleasant Valley Home Bureau
Edison School
Hansel and Gretel
Helen Conklin
Frederick Abbuhl
O'Donnell
Stillwater Christmas Parties and Society Meetings Report
Stillwater notes cover the Baraca Class Christmas party at Harry Poucher home with nine members, carding a fund contribution, and gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poucher. Also reported are Eugene Smith learning of Pvt. Lincoln Smiths safe arrival in England from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. The Royal Ambassadors will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Stover at supper. Village Improvement Society met at Mrs. Hilda Wilbur with eleven members. cards and refreshments followed. An old fashioned Christmas party is planned by Stillwater Parent-Teacher Association in the high school auditorium with first grade mothers serving refreshments and a treasurer election to be held. The Hudson Haven 4H Club will join a district achievement night at Mechanicville High School.
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Second Baptist Church
Harry Poucher
Erwin Brewster
Eugene Smith
England
Mr. Smith
Pvt
Lincoln Smith
Smith
Fort Leonard Wood
Chauncey Stover
T P.m
Village Improvement Society
Hilda Wilbur
James Gannon
Hudson Haven
Mechanicville High School
Men's Club Meeting At Schoonmaker Memorial Church
The Tech Men's Club of Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church meets tonight in the church parlors. A covered dish supper is served at 6 30 p m. The program includes roll call of club achievements by one member from each group movies and awarding of achievement certificates Families and friends are invited to attend.
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Morrow
Tech
Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Christmas Tree Exercises at Raymer Town School
Raymertown Mrs. Freeman Hayner of Brunswick visits Mrs. Howard B. Tate as families relocate. Mr and Mrs Stoll of Trey move into the Earl Cushman homestead. Raymer town school plans Christmas tree exercises in Grange Hall on Dec 21 with Santa delivering gifts.
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Freeman Hayner
Brunswick
Howard B. Tate
Stoll
Trey
Earl Cushman
Raymertown School
Grange Hall
Grange
Raymertown
Santa
Anatolian quake kills 550 in Erbar region
London based agencies report two villages destroyed and 550 people killed in a new earthquake in the Erbar region of northeastern Anatolia Turkey. Earlier shocks in the same area had killed 4 200 and left 50 000 homeless in recent days.
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London
INL
DNB
Nasi
Erbar
Anatolia
Turkey
Reuter
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