Patti Elected President of Italian Center
Dominick Patti, a Troy grocer, was elected president of the Italian Center at its annual meeting. Anthony Pasriceti was chosen vice president, Carmen Gallo recording secretary, and Anthony Paleg named administrator. Several others were elected to the board for terms ranging one to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Patti
Troy Grocer
Ttelian Commanis Center
Fpaehs
Geb
Anthony Pasriceti
Brat Wige
Diese! Marine
Levond
Carmen Gallo
Sean Suve Bigeldi
Vier Capitane
Ness
The
Sark
Rapuano
Anthony Paleg
Seminizratio
See Tees
P. Preita
Wek Zucavo
Jerry Feliu
Michael Ciceare
Samoa Spamin
James Wise
Rosaria Pusetere
Direstors
John Rotonde
Arthury DeLars
Clarence Milanese
Philip Ciriko
Louis Marchese
Angelo Patetra
La Salle Christmas Party Date Changed
The annual Christ mas party for the Women’s Aux il iary and the Alumni Mothers of La Salle Institute moved from Monday December 18 to Thursday December 4. It will be in LeBalte gym at 8 p.m. Mrs William Broderick chairs the affair with Mrs Bertram Y P Kavanagh as cochairman. Decorations committee includes Mrs John Danaby Mrs Weber Cantwell Mrs Edward Kenny and Mrs Everett Plyan. Other committees cover Grabbag program refreshments and related organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of LaSalle Institute
LeBalte Gym
Willian Broderick
Bertram YP
Kavanagh
Everett Plyan
Grabbag
Laurent Benoit
Ambrose Sash
Omer Clermont
Harvey Rivet
Frank Shortel
Thomas Gallagher
Mra
le Roy Holt
Irs
John Courchaine
Andrew Krieger
Andrew Maloney
Cambridge Valley Chapter Officers to Elect at Masonic Rooms
The Cambridge Valley Chapter C ES holds its annual meeting and election of officers at the Masonic rooms on Wednesday evening. The Cambridge Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a sale of Christmas tor[s] and clothing today in the Car Building on West Main Street. The First Presbyterian Church plans its annual Christmas supper Friday night in the Sunday School rooms with refreshments. St Luke's Episcopal Church held its annual meeting and supper Tuesday evening. officers for the coming year include Harry S Hoard senior warden and W James LeGrys Levi G E Parrish warden. gifts were collected for mission schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge Valley
Cambridge Parent-Teacher Association
West Main Street
Tha First
Presbyterian Church
St ‘Luke's. Episcopal Church
Harry 5S. Hoard
W. James LeGrys
Ltevi G. E. Parrish
Hoosick Falls Legion Card Party and Local Elections
Hoosick Falls hosts a card party in American Legion rooms sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Post No 36 with Binuchle and often played, prizes and refreshments promised. Union Elects Local 392 officers for 1939 include President Alpert Goodiige, Vice President John Wite, recording secretary Harry mendial, treasurer William Fletchum. Pearl Harbor Day noted with siren, artillery volleys, and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Card Party
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Hoosick Post
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Alpert J. Goodiige
John Wite
Harry Mendial
Heaoy
William Fletchum
George
Maleady
Pearl Harbor
Second Regiment
New York Guard
State Armory
Local Army Families Update From Overseas Arrivals
Whitehall reports son Rae Gregory has arrived overseas and Tech Sgt Rae Gregory confirms arrival. Erwin Charpentier 4 Q M secnd class back at Quonset Point after 12 day leave with wife and son. Mr and Mrs Theodore Belanger informed their daughter Lorraine Bloom Army Morse Corps arrived in England. Whitehall Rebekah Lodge held a Thursday Bridge card party at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gregory
Clemons
Tech
Sergt
Rae Gregory
Odd Fellows
B M Workman Injured in Accident at Railroad Yards
Carl Boucher of Burke Street Mechanicville suffered head injuries yesterday when knocked unconscious at the Boston and Maine Railroad yards while working on a diesel engine. He was treated by Dr. William Van Doren and removed to Leonard Hospital, where his condition was described as good. A Women’s Day service will be held at the Church of Christ tomorrow evening, with Miss Leis Ely and music, plus remarks by Mrs. Bertha Glue on the recent international convention. The Loyal Friends class will meet Monday evening for supper, business, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boucher
Burke Street
Mechani
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boucher
Wiliam van Doren
Mechanicville
Ing
Leonard Hospital
Eeyward Lotiv
Church of Christ
the Missionary Society
Leis Ely
China
Gripsholm
Bertha Glue
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Fagle Mills
Colum
Loyal Friends
WOUNDED IN ACTION Sergi Hermessy Reported Wounded
Parents of John Hermessy of 33 Bond Street report he was wounded at the Philippines during the present invasion. He has served four years in the Army, three overseas, and is a former 105th Infantry member and Troy High School graduate. He previously worked for Socony Vacuum Oil Co in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACTIGN— S/Sergi
John Hermessy
Philippines
Bond Street
Amy
Hermessy
105Th Infantry
Troy High School
Socony- Vacuum Oil Co
Albany
Bible School hosts Christmas party at church
The Bible School will hold a Christian party at the church on December 27 with a fellowship supper at 8:30 p.m. for members and friends, followed by an entertainment and Christmas tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Benefit Plan at Speigletown Fire Hall
The Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Company plans an entertainment this evening at Miner Beach Hall featuring round and square dancing, a well known band, and acts from the All-Troy minstrel revue. The event aims to raise funds for the community. Neil J. Kelleher handles publicity and entertainment, with Kenneth J. Lege as general chair and Irvine Dutcher as vice chair. Harold Damon leads the ticket committee. Walter Wood decorates, Jake Knauer handles supplies, and Frank Langan oversees disbursal in Speigletown. This is the fire company’s second such entertainment, following a successful first event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Company
Miner Beach Hall
All-Troys
Lamar
Neil J. Kelleher
Kenneth J. Lege
Irvine
Dutcher
Harold Damon
Commmittee
Walter Wood
Decora
Sips
Jake Knauer
Supplies
Eines
Frank Langan
Ucher Disisauce
Speighetown
Susser Heights
Robert
GE Workers Back After Elections At Schenectady Plant
About a thousand General Electric Co employees at the Schenectady plant returned to work after voting to elect officers of Local 301 United Electrical Machine Workers. Union official Leo Jandreau said the walkout was only during lunch periods and not intended as a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
Schenectady
United Electrical Machine Workers
Tgir
Leo Jandreau
Workers tease vote at union HQ clashes with toolmakers
The article notes workers willing to make up time lost, while the company refused to hold action on company property. Union posts teased to vote at union headquarters were said to be unrelated to two hundred toolmakers' late Wednesday turnout. General Electric spokesmen issued no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Flectric Co
Changes Proposed in Civil Service Appointments
A meeting of the civil service committee discussed proposed changes in civil service appointments for village clerks. Attendees included Grobert Bemmo Patton Park Catherine McCad Tarrytown vice president A James McGrath Troy secretary Simon Ethin Schenectady treasurer Gay Bxives Canandaigua executive committee chairman Archibald Wauds Johnstown and Edward J. Rock Floret Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister
Conway
Civid
Ccadan
Grobert Bemmo
Patton Park
Catherine McCad
Tarrytown
A James
McGrath
Troy
Simon Ethin
Schenectady
Gay Bxives
Canandaigua
Archibald Wauds
Johnstown
Edward J. Rock
Floret Park
False Fire Alarm Spurs Brief Fire Dept Alarm
A partial fire department response occurred shortly after 1:30 yesterday after an alarm at Hog 928 Public School 16 Adams and Third Streets. There was no fire detected and the incident ended without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Third Streets
Northeastern Airlines plans routes to New England cities
Refee Included Albany and Rutland, Vi. are se cluded in the fty New Zealand 'communities to be served by NortheasternAirlines in an ope ration to the Civil Atronquies Board Thursday. The Northeastern Airlines: appliation supplants '2 previous application to. serve 22: New England communities, Tha comaty's: Mine. proposed routes should act as sentor lines to the large trunk systems. Four of the Fontes begin in New York, four in Boston and one in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rutland
New Zealand
NortheasternAirlines
Civil Atronquies Board
Northeastern Airines
New England
Thacomaty
Fontes
New York
Boston
New London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patti
Italian Center
LaSalle Christmmas
Selective Service Board
Armed Forces
Gerald B. Fitzgerald
Kenneth J. Monty
Ralph E. Macey
Robert D. Russell
John J. Sargent, Jr
William E. Herrington
John P. Ryan
Franklin J. Wa Ison, Jr
George H. Hraig
Tar Usg
Hoosick Falls
Elky
Elks
Ole
Etkdom
Elmer J. Skovsh
Elmer Shovah
U. 3
Army Engineer General Service Regiment
Frederick McPaee
Dominic Barber
Charles Barber
Queen Street
Barber
Joseph S. LaMar
Joseph LaMay
Whitehall
Benjamin
Rag’ Pei
Ally Fine Diamond
SS ‘Mar
Jewelers
Broadway, Troy
B. & M. Workman
Poestenkill
Speigletown
G. E
Frank E. Passino
France
Mary Passino
Russell Place
Montgomery Ward & Co
Menands
Humphreys
Wepieines
Hoodad Mackinaws
J. Kaufman
River Street
Institute of Radio Education
Troy Savings Bank
Kenneth Bartlet
Syracuse University
Harrison B. Summers
Blue Network
Miss. Grace Johnson
Blue Networks
Music Mall
the Troy Savings Bank
Troy, New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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