Skiba Again Heads Polish Club Staff
The Polish American Club recently held its annual election of officers at the club rooms. Matthew Skiba was reappointed to a fifth term as president. Other officers elected include Alex Kasper as vice president Stephen Washock as financial secretary Michael Galuski as recording secretary Karl Niesvite as treasurer John Washock as sergeant at arms John Witskowksi as chaplain Hall chairman was Matthew Kupic with Benjamin Huskier and Robert Washock as auditors. Installations planned for Sunday January 1 1939 with the installing officer to be announced. Charles W Danieliewski oversaw nominations and elections and Robert Washock served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Skiba
Alex Kasper
Stephen A. Washock
Michael Galuski
Karl Nicevite
John
Washock
John Witskowski
Sergean Latarus
Matthew Kupic
Ed Hall
Benjamin, Huskier
Robert Washock
Vallais
Charles W. Daniewski
Clues Across J. A seaside summers delight and odd definitions
Puzzle clues mix beach memories with antiquities and daily phrases. Names, places, and terms appear across across clues, hinting at a themed word game with puns and cryptic-style angles.
Record Newspapers Crossword Contest Rules
Contests allow any entrant except envelopes of THE RECORD NEWSPAPERS and their families. Submit as many titles as you wish on the official entry blank each week, not more than one hand drawn copy. Paste puzzle on a three cent postcard and mail or drop in the lobby box before deadline. Prize is $50 weekly plus bonuses. if no correct solution, prize carries over. Winners and results appear in Friday papers. bonus coupons in Monday editions.
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Record Newspapers
Troy
Coinwords
Record
General Features Corp
Raymond
Solon Towns Willing to Upgrade Ages and Shell Shot
In Solon discussions, town leaders express willingness to adjust age thresholds and upgrade shell shot policies amid concerns over smell and town spot conditions. Officials seek broader approval and timing.
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Solon
Home Board Staff Named At Meeting
Robert W. Tomlinson was reelected president of the Board of Directors of Vanderheyden Nall Inc at the institution’s annual meeting. Officers elected included John A. Amstuz and Malcolm F. Mackenzie as vice presidents Edward H. Pattison secretary Willard E. VanDerzee assistant secretary Everell J. Decker Labs and Miss A. Ewing assistant treasurers. Reelected five year terms were Robert E. Gray Lewis Jowland Willard E. VanDerzee and Edwin J. C. Evans. Derrick A. Filley joined the Board for a five year term. R. Oakley Kennedy longtime director was elected honorary lifetime director along with Chester Wood who has served 34 years. Louis A. Kemp, a Fairview Home board member, died last week in a note of tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. ‘Tomlinson
Vinderheyden Nall, Inc
John A. Amstuz
Malcolm F. MacKenzie
Edward H. Pattison
Wilard E. VanDerzee
Everell J. Decker Labs
Miss A. Ewing
Robert E. Gray
Lewis
Jowland
Willard E. VanDerzee
Edwin J. C. Evans
Derrick A. Filley
The
Hall
R. Oakley Kennedy
Sane
Chester Wood
Fairview Home
Watervling
Fairview
Salvi Case Argument Postponed On Zoning Variance
The Salvi case to obtain a variance to build a gas station on Brunswick road was postponed to next month by order issued at a special term of the Supreme Court. The order, returnable today, directs the Troy Board of Zoning Appeals to show cause why the variance should not be granted. Attorneys for Salvi are Murray and Jubie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Salvi
Brunswick Road
Supreme Court
Salvi
Troys Board of Zoning Appeals
Murray & Jubie
Herbert D. Hamm
Spring Avenue
Troy Palice
William Jouline
J. Ryan
David McClure
William P. Rosen
Inherger
Glenmore Rd
David Torncello
Campbell Ave
Lion
Sal the
Casas
Kenneth S
Macfler
J B Bestle City DPW Worker Dies in Heart Attack
John B Bestle 40 of 4 Legals Ave a longtime Democratic committeeman from Lath Ward and former standout in baseball and football died of a coronary after feeling ill at home then collapsing. Coroner ruled death due to coronary after autopsy. He worked for the DPW as clerk and telephone operator and belonged to Brownie A C Troy Council Knights of Columbus and 434th Ward Democratic Club. He attended St Patrick's Church.
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John B. Bestle
Legalls Ave
Lath
Lemaloye
Department Ofhie Works
Bestle
DPW
Ambulance Service Corp
Tray
St. Patrick's Church
Bes- We
Recreation Post List Established
The Municipal Civil Service Commission announced an eligibility list for the Tray Recreation Department superintendent post based on last October’s test. Three names appear: George J. Ray, Thomas Mtaflerly, and William L. Carley, with veteran credits noted. The list, compiled after seven applicants, will be turned over to the Recreation Commission for selection to fill the $4.90 post vacated when Edward A. Wachter retired, and is valid for two years.
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Municipal Civil Service Commission
Tray Recreation Department
George J. Ray
3Rd St
Thomas
Mtaflerly
402Th St
William L. Carley
Hootek St
Recreation Commission
Edward A. Wachter
ISF
Central Section baseball wrap and survivor notes
Area semigre report highlights Central Section GOL play and Mosilay survivors. The item mentions the late Marion Banton and family ties including wife Margaret McGrath Bostic, sons Paul and Ian, daughter Aliss, and sister Mrs. Bourke Noonan. Also notes dinner, local officials, and community figures Joseph Humes and Louis Col.
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Mosilay
Opyo Central Section
API
Marion Banton
Can Choy
Margaret McGrath Bostic
Paul
Noonan
Fon Brothers
Soph
Frederick Jr
Daniel
Francis Bessle
Nep Feral
Joseph Humesens
Janisees
Nan Lawlor
Troy
T He Lute
Fickel
Louis Col Prederick W. Bessle
Vona
Melvin Blake
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Will Whara
al Hines
Orbieh
Newephniers
Vents Ss
Wednessayy
Spotted Beauty
Abbi
Colleg
China
New Wall
Otis
Mandy Rages
Sandy
Home Board
Santa
Grant
Gran
Orlon
Srees
W.T. Grant
Big Troy
J. B. Bestle
City Dpw
Christian Dier
Tres Dier
Cologne
Ater
Faberge
aXtite Ing
Flambeau
Woodhua Cologne
Perfume
Benedict Berner
Berne
St, Ph
Hanvin
Eryan
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