Fraternity Honors G. B. Kelley at Anniversary Event
The Alpha Theta Chapter Beta Pi Lambda honored G. B. Kelley 75 of Albany at the Poulider’s Day program marking the chapter’s second anniversary. Kelley, Cornell civil engineering 1908 graduate, served 12 years on the New York State Barge Canal project and later as senior examiner for the New York State Department of Taxation. Edward F. Kennel chaired the event with remarks by Judge Styles A. Pinge and Judge Paige, noting national civil rights and court service contexts.
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Geares B- Kelley
Langingburg
Cornel University
Arbur Win
Albany
Kelley
Cornell
New York State
New York Staly Dept
Dhrina
Edward F. Kennel
Allangy Inter Tasial Enedieas
Styles A. Pinge
Specie Sessions Court
New York City
Supreme Court
Tudge Paige
United States
Court of Special Sessions
Army Navy Auxiliary Plans Event for Taconic Council Meeting
The Army-Navy Auxiliary met at the Chasan Building with Mrs Helena Keli in charge and organized plans for attendance at the Taconic Council meeting on December 21. The group pledged to remember veterans at Christmas and to send gifts to shut in members. They approved fundraising for West Point Cadets Punch and held an annual inspection led by deputy inspector Mrs Albany. An auxiliary social is planned for January with details and chairs noted. the next regular meeting is January 18 at the Chasan Building.
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Meckay-Smith
Army-Navy Union
Chasan
Helena Keli
Taconic Council
Chulatmas
Auiliacy
West Point Cadets
Hele
Mary Halhviller
Albany
Kehr
The
Rensselaer
Margaret Gralley
Santa Clare
Margaret Nesh
Mary Brenan
Fire crews extinguish chimney blaze at Teen Hall
Rash Greenbuste Fire Department dispatched three piers to Teen Hall at 8am on March 20 after a chimney fire was discovered. Firefighters used chemicals and were on scene for about 20 minutes with no property damage reported, according to Fire Chief J Wes Joy.
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Rash Greenbuste
J Wes- Joy Teyeworthy
Funeral service for William J Barrett at Sacred Heart
William J Barrett longtime Mountain View resident and former grocer will be buried after a funeral service today at 8 am from Daniel Purcell General Home, then at Sacred Heart Church. Barrett, a WWII Sea bee veteran, served as Mountain View Fire Department director and as a scout leader. He retired from grocery operation three years ago and moved to New Smyrna Beach Florida where he inspected the Florida State Highway Commission. Interment in St Marys Cemetery Troy.
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William J. Barrett
Mountain View
Avai
Grovery
Frovida
Daniel I Purcel & San General
Pawling
Ghureh
Ma Bartell
Seabees
Blountain View
Tiny Scout Troop
Fir
Watley
Bruswick
Tinasp
Sacred Head Church
Holy Name Society
New Smyrna
Pla
Sie Florida Stele Highway Commission
St Marys Cemetery
Troy
Railroad Clerks Elect Officers At Whitehall
Pred I Gray reelected president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks at the annual meeting in Whitehall. Officers named include John R. Hewitt vice president James W. Whalen recording secretary Joseph Weading financial secretary and treasurer Charles A. L. Barcue sergeant at arms Richard Meek chaplain Ernest Blackburn land James V. DiRest guard. Joseph Moemlan named chairman and member of the broad of landlees to serve two years to fill unexpired term of George Pa-Min who resigned. Walars Bank named legislative representative and Pred Grady delegates to the national convention. Installation set for annual banquet at Roma Restan yan.
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Pred I. Gray
Frotherhood Af
Iothebrary Jn
YMA
Whittehall
Yhons
BR. Hewitt
Janiss
W. Whalen
Joseph Weanding
Deasurer
Charles AL Barcue
Richard Meek
Ernest Blackburn
Land James V. DiRests
Utar
Toseph Moemlan
Browd
Landlees
George Pa- Min
Walars Bank
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
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Osh
West
Pete
Jack
East
Swan
Dummy
Pete To Discard Mrs. Insing
Toter
Diass
Hiya
Community Christmas events and meetings listed
Christmas activities fill Wynantskill with Girl Scouts rehearsals and church services. Local groups including Browning and Garfield Dome schedule concerts carols and a Christmas party with gifts, Santa, and refreshments amid church and firehouse facilities.
Methodist Church Board to Meet. Christmas Program Planned
The Eagle Mills The Ollie Methodist Church board will meet Wednesday at Wes ley house. The annual Christmas program will be presented Sunday Dec 21 at 7 30 pm at the Church of Christ Disciples. The program titled Will Star Do You Follows us the title of a way is produced by the local youth under the direction of Mrs George Snaith and Magnimund Siey with My Smith as author. Children of the church will participate in the evening’s entertainment.
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The
Methodist Chie
Wesley House
Church of Christ, Disciples
George 1 Snaith
Magimnund Siey
Smith
Childsen
Licinale
Paint Lawns Green Chicago Four Paint Firm Claims Green Shade
A Chicago company touts a new paint that supposedly turns lawns green and defies the usual red. The firm promises a durable green finish for exterior surfaces and claims the product will win acceptance among homeowners.
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Chicago
Rere
Christmas party benefits Shenendehowa church project
Twenty one mothers attended a Christmas party at the home of Mrs Coorse Boyack honoring the Susanna Wesley Circle of Shenendehowa Aleropatst Church. The event featured a covered dish supper and a program, with proceeds from a hake sale directed to the Thriftway Mart project for a new church.
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Coorse Boyack
Susanna Wesley
Shenendehowa Aleropatst Church
Jack Hubler
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