City Court Tlas Busy Schedule
City Court in Meehan ieVille handled several cases in a busy session. A diner operator pleaded guilty to illegal gambling device possession and was fined 25. a pinball machine was removed and confiscated. a petit larceny charge against a gastalian employee was dismissed. an assault case was adjourned. a Troy man faced charges for cashing a personal check for his brother in Mechanicville. Fred J. Beagle, 23, was fined 35 for speeding after pleading guilty. Frank J. Paul, 17, received a suspended sentence for a similar charge.
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Pri Fay
MeehanieVille
Mechanicville
Fred J. Beagle
North Petersburg
Frank J. Paul
Attat
Thomas E. Ryaa
Joseph Pitcheralle
Ryan
Ada
N. Main Street
Edoestiiy
Frederick BE “Kypahwinkel
Marzano
Saratoga
James C. Neese
Chestut St
Norman Ti Lunsford
Viall
Hadgick Falisemian
Rabath Travis
Saratoga Ave
Anthony Maclin
Martin
Auxiliary Plans Party Tonight
Christmas projects will be considered by the Auxiliary at a flat-covered dish supper and Christmas party program today at 6 p.m. in the Mechanicsville rooms. Each member is asked to bring a 50 cent gift for the party.
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Fred TV
Clark Post
American Legion
Mechenicville Rooms
What Means To Lose Your Job In Hollywood Gift Shift
In this week’s Star Weekly readers glimpse the ache of layoffs and the fear of blank resumes as the nation faces winter. The cartoonish Christmas in Hollywood features extravagant gifts from barbed-wire harps to mansions worth $50,000.
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Star
Hollywood
The
Star Weekly
Two Automobiles Damaged In Crash On Main Street
On Friday afternoon in Merchanioville two vehicles collided on South Main Street after Benedict Perrotta 47 attempted a right turn from 3315 Main. He drove a 1957 sedan south when Thomas O'Clair 94 of 120 Canvass Street could not stop on wet pavement at 345 Main, causing their cars to collide. no injuries were reported though both cars were damaged.
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S. Maih
Merchanioville
Benedict Perrotta
Main St
Perrvlla
Thomas O'Clair
Canvass St. Cohnel
O'Clair
Nuns' Father To Be Buried Tomorrow
Michael D'Alota of Mechanicville former West Virginia Pulp and Paper employee died Thursday night at his home. He was a longtime Mechanicville resident with a large family including two nuns and several sons and daughters. Funeral set for Friday at the Church of the Assumption with burial in St. Paul's Cemetery Mechanicville.
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Michael D'Alota
Mechanicville
West Virginia
Pulp & Paper Co
Farrell St
Doring
D'Alota
Haly
Mechanieville
Tgo
Church of the Assumption
Very Name Society
Mevchanieville Lodge
Auverleany Sons of
Vly
Incarnata D'Alaia
Joesyph
Angelo
Albert
Michael
Theodore D'Alaia
Meehavicville
Marie Assunta
Schenectady
Nary Carmelita
Jercad
Calif
Mis
An Chance
Nk Brownell
Mario Assunta
Barbara D'Alaia
Andrea’ Doria
Collession
Mary Carmelita
Dolores D'Alaia
Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement
D'Alaja
St. Paul's Cemetery
Mrs Cunningham Buried After Sudden Death
Elizabeth Cunningham 75 of Mochanicville was found dead in her bed between Sunday and Monday. Funeral from Dunn Funeral Home 318 Park Ave conducted by Rev E Wagar First Presbyterian Church interment at Watson View Cemetery. Bearers: Robert Laker Robert Cranwell James Phinney WM Mechard. Resided 24 B Saroga Ave neighbors reported she had not been seen since Friday.
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Stra
Elizabeth Cunvingham
Mochanicville
Dunn
Park Ave
Datin E. Wagar
First Presbyterian Church
Wadaon View
Robert Laker
Robert Cranwell
James Phinney
WM Mechard
Sharpe
Cunningham
Anpat
Mechanicville Junior GIA meeting and Christmas decorations
Junior GIA Kyent Tenop of Mechanicville will meet today at 740 pm at Miss Genevieve Jones home on Pruyn street. Members will make Christmas tree decorations during the session. The note cites National Bureau standards claiming women drivers use 14 to 20 percent more road space than the average motorist.
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Gia Kyent 'Tenop
CRA i Mechanicville
740 Pan
Genevieve Jones
Pruyn
Mession
Clergy Urge Patience in Mechanicville Paper Talks
Mechanicville clergymen from six churches signed a letter to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. and the United Papermakers calling for a fair, steady settlement of the contract talks. The letter, reading in part, urged responsible conduct by both management and union, stressed the community stakes, and offered prayers for a successful agreement as talks resume.
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Mechanicville
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Ieller
Daniel W. Driscoll
St. Paul's Catholics Church
Serafina Aurigemima
Robert G. Field
St. Tuke's Episcopal
J. Ralph Davie
T ‘Memorial Baptist Church
John E. Wagar
First Presbyterian Church
UPI
Mrs Louise Jones plans Albany to Washington trip for three weeks
Poestenhilt residents report Louise Jones will travel by plane from Albany Airport to Washington D C Tuesday to visit her son in law and daughter, Huger Peterson, and their two children. Also noted is a church sermon topic This is the Life by Rev W Stanley Cole llins and the Loyal Friends Class meeting at the Church of Christ Disciples tonight at 6 0 p m presided by Janet Pitmney. Poestenkill Rescue Squad held its monthly meeting at Finn Hall with John Red as guest speaker and officers elected: Frank Wittman captain Walter Ritchie lieutenant Mrs Shirley Minhs treasurer and Mrs Margaret Mitchell secretary. The gathering closed with a social and refreshments by Margaret Mitchell and Alice Prediger.
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Louise
Janet Pitmney
Poestenkill Reseue
Finn Hall
N. John Jr
Red
Averitt Park i
Omeers Eeeled Ara
Prank Wittman
Walter Ritchie
Shirley Minhs
Mars. Garet Mitchell
Margaret Mitehell
Alice Prediger
Skating Safety Urged as Cold Brings Rinks to Life
Edward A. Washer and Edward Wachter urge water safety and supervised skating at Belden's Pond and city rinks as freezing weather arrives. They warn of thin ice and stress enforcement of safety standards, public works responsibility, and parental caution to prevent accidents on improvised or unsupervised ice.
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Edward A. Washer
Wachter
Oast
Jake
Kelden
Belien
Tesser
Tinks
Erders
Iaca
Belden
Crosby son sued for injuries in Long Beach crash
The eldest son of singer Ming Crosby, Gary Crosby, 25, faces a damage claim of 44,370 from a Long Beach couple alleging injuries after Gary’s sports car rear ended theirs on November 4. John A. Sullivan, 57, seeks 36,600 and his wife, Mull, 49, 7,200 for alleged damages.
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Los Angeles
Ming Crosby
Gary
Long Beach
Doupie
Hey
John A. Sullivan
Mull
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Trojans
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Carefil Teow
Sarea
Urose
Pew State University
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Bellane
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