Decoration Project By Tome Arts Home bureau
Decoration project conducted by Tome Arts Home Bureau at Mrs A R Trego home produced evergreen centerpieces wreaths and sprays rimmed with candles bells and bright paint. Next meeting set for January at Mrs E W Russell home with sewing kits wool skirts and leather gloves planned for 1952 under project leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Arts Home Bureau
A. R.trego
Home Arts
E. W. Russell
Broadview Terrace
Edward Pfeiffer, Jr
Philip Macrides
Mechanicville Chief Solves Car Mystery
Mechanicville Chief Philip Noonan solved a car disappearance after two cars vanished from a ditch between Mechanicville and Saratoga. Edward Porter of Saratoga Springs owned one car found missing. a second car driven by an unidentified Mechanicville man also disappeared. A truck driver alerted authorities, and tow crews found only one car, leading to the Chief’s discovery of the misplaced vehicle and the mystery’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Philip Noonan
Mechanicville
Edward Porter
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Porter
Bigskies Garage
Mechatleville
Te Mechauleville
Barle and Ladle Garage
Paorer
Bigsbee
Schenectady Man Wins Big in License Plate Draw
Chester J. Krusky of 18 Gurry Road Schenectady won a 30000 prize after his wife drew the same license plate number as last year at the Schenectady County Clerk's office. His previous number was 4898 and the drawing for 1946 selected another Ber number for his plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Schenectady County Clerk's
Chester J. Krusky
Gurry Road
Smaretend
Krosky
Men at LaSalle Hear Col Murray at Institute Meet
Colonel Edward M Murray spoke to La Salle Institute Men's Club about Pacific theater service and the sinking of the USS President Coolidge. He noted his DSC for heroism in the Munda campaign and Bronze Star for actions in the Philippines. Arthur G Matthews led a brief meeting. bylaws were postponed to January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Murray
New York State
Thomas EK
Dewey
Armory
Munda
Arthur G. Matthews
Murray
Jao
Mechanicville Man Joins Williams Post
Lt Louis EB Bostwick of Mechanicville, returning from 28 months in the Pacific, joined Terry Williams Post of West Sand Lake on terminal leave. He is married to Huth Douglass, daughter of Frederick J Douglann, post commander. Kenneth Van Valkenburg and James Wood also joined. Members plan a Mohawk County Council meeting in Troy, with a joint Post and auxiliary session featuring a Christmas party and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis EB. Bostwick
Mechanicville
Membeer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terry Williams
West Sand Lake
Pacific
Huth Douglass
Frederick J. Douglann
Kenneth van Valkenburg
James Wood
Averill Park
Dembski Named Head of Local Office Workers Union
Vincent Dembski of Watervliet was named to head Loral 119 United Office and Professional Workers at a Pulaski Well meeting in Watervliet on Tuesday afternoon. He succeeds Frank Messurve of Albany. Other officers elected were Harold Kennedy vice president Bartholomew Dormandy secretary and John Quinn treasurer. The union includes insurance agents from Albany Londential Insurance Co. and from Troy and Albany offices of John Hancock and Mutual Life Insurance Cos. A social followed the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Dembski
Watervliet
Loral
United Office and Professional Workers
Pulaski Well
Mr. Dembski
Frank J. Messurve
Albany
Harold J. Kennedy
Bartholomew Dormandy
John Quinn
Londential Insurance Co. of America
Troy and
John Hancock and Mutual Life Insurance Cos
Busi
Officially Dead: Capt Charles E White Prisoner of War
The War Department declares Captain Charles E White formerly of North Bennington dead. A West Point graduate and son of Mrs Wells W White, he was captured after the fall of Corregidor in 1942 and is believed killed when an American bombing sank a Japanese prisoner transfer ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. White
West Point
Wells W. White
North Bennington
War Department
Corregidor
Philippine Islands
Plans Completed for G E Strike Vote
Plans filed for a nationwide National Labor Relations Board strike vote of Sehenec tady General Electric Co employees. About 2,900 voters per hour expected at Sche nectady State Armory with Campbell Avenue workers voting in a vacant store. Voting runs 6 AM to 6 PM with third shift workers voting as they leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehenectady General Electric Co
National Labor Relations Board
State Armory
Schenectady
Campbell Avenue
Leo Jandreau
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
NLRB
Discharged Captain James R. Fonda Returns Home
Captain James R. Fonda, formerly of this city, was discharged at Fort Devens after entering service in October 1941. He served in the European Theater as a 105 mm howitzer battalion commander with the 1st Infantry Division and was once a prisoner of war. He wears the Purple Heart, the ETO Ribbon with three campaign stars, and the American Defense Ribbon. The Fonda family plans to settle in Detroit after visiting Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Fonda
Fort Devens
Job. Fonda
Third Avenue
Captain Fonda
Albany
Fonda
Houston
Tex
Detroit
Mich
25 Year Buttons Given Lodge Men
The Diamond Rock Lodge 0. 0. Ky held its annual roll call meeting with supper at 6 30 pm. A committee led by Mrs Pred Hun xerker Mrs John Pardee Mrs Anna Whitehouse and Mrs Charles oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rock Lodge
Pred Hunxerker
John Pardee
Anna Whitehouse
Charles
Reunion at church as sailor returns from 18 months duty
Robert Rupp arrives from the South Pacific after 18 months at sea and unexpectedly goes to Trinity Hospital Church in Albany. He sits behind his mother, Mrs. Margaret Rupp, during the sermon by Rev. R Field and reunites with her after the service. He explains he chose church to find his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rupp
Pearl Street
Albany
Margaret Rupp
Robert
Trinity Hpiseopal
R. Field
Robarh
Across the Upside Down Puzzle Clue Mashup
A garbled OCR style list of crossword clues with mixed letters and numbers. reads like a puzzle draft with entries such as sheep, meat type, small horse, social gathering, paid athlete, and river names, plus scattered fragments and nonstandard markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andone
Masonic Meeting Honors Twenty Five Year Members
Past noble grands presided at a supper follow up business session with Willem B. King serving as acting noble grand. The twenty five year button was given to members connected with the judge for a quarter century.
County Mortgage Tax Distributions Listed For 1945
Rensselaer County supervisors approve distribution of 56 114.77 in mortgage tax funds for 1945 split among towns and villages including Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Falls Nassau North Greenbush Pittstown Poestenkill Sand Lake Schaghticoke Schodack Stephentown Rensselaer Troy and local villages. Mortgage tax totals show 1945 nearly triple 1944 figures. Hudson Valley Lodge 1 O O F rehearses first degree class from Albia Green Island Trojan and White Lily Lodges with next meeting after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renssulaer County
Board of Supervisors
Berlin
Brunswick
East Greenbush
Grafton
Hopsick
Nassau
North Greenbush
Petersburg
Pittstown
Poestenkill
Schaghticake
Schodack
Stephentown
Rensselaer
Troy
Castleton
Hoosick Falls
Valley Falls
Haat Greenbush
Hoosick
Paterburg
Puvstenkil
Schaghtleoke
Roy
Hoosick Ally
Vallay Falls
Albia
Green Island
Trojan
White Lily
John, Johnson
Nobla
Uriah Williams
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Roxy Cleaners & Dyers
Dae Re
Patrick P. Sheridan General & Life Insurance — Real Estate
Third St
Sherry
Mouton Lamb
Pearl St
Cramore
CCRC
Leew Mel le Wey
Dap
California
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Crimson Tide
University of Southern California
Pasadena
LaSalle
Col. Murray
Williams Post
Demski
G. E
Wender
Oklahoma
Rob
Christena
Aiudson Valley Lodge
Hudson’ Vallay Lodge
Parker
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Albany Bettling Co
Rudolph
Kaye
Sapphire
Ruby Shane
Helio Praciate
Third Street
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