Mechanicville bowler leads league averages with high marks
Mechanicville star Gus DeStefano tops the City Bowl ing League with 187. Other over 175 include Arthur Marocco 194 and Arthur Coulson 192. scores rise to 176 for Alfred Quinn and Charles McKinney. Highs include single 290 and triple 717. team highs Gus DeStefano 1076 and 2948 for Fantauzzi's and West Virginias. Community events follow including church meetings, dances, and Boy Scout drive announcements with dates in February and March.
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Gus DeStefan
City
Arthur Marocco
Arthur Coulson
Anthony Delano
Joan Izzo
Joseph Jackson
Charles Gargano
John DePaul
William Cisier
Patrick DePaul
John Martone
Samuel Federico
Edward Lucas
Anthony Iacobelli
Charles Lupo
Henry Catone
Earl Coffey
Weesley Sweet
Zuke Costanzo
Mark Fusco
Joseph Sykes
James Hutchison
John Marmillo
Steven Roman
Earl Hyatt
Robert Sarle
Bernard Dyer
William George
Earl Cavotta
Gough W. Phinney
David Bahan
William Brown
Alfred Quinn
Charles McKinney
Gus DeStefano
Fantauzzi
West Virginias
March of Dimes Drives Local Campaign and Installations
March of Dimes announces contributions from Garfield Lodge Knights of Pythias American Legion Auxiliary and Chamber of Commerce. Palmieri urges coin box donations in stores and restaurants and a Masonic Club visit during City League games to solicit funds. Installing officers James E Phinney of Garfield Lodge deputy branch chancellor installed Silver Acorn Lodge officers. supper served by lodge wives. Farewell service for Capt and Mrs John B Trask held at Army Hall. Maj and Mrs Fred Riley present. Personnel reports include transfers and training notes. Various meetings and school activities scheduled with public invited.
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King’s Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Tiel
South Second Avenue
Saratoga County Council of Boy Scouts
Schenectady
Masonic Temple
Blood Bank
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Garfield Lodge Knights of Pythias
American Legion Auxilary
Chamber of Commerce
Palmieri
Masonic Club
James E. Phinney
Garfield Lodge
Knights of Pythias
22Nd Pythian
Silver Acorn Lodge
Charlton
Raymond J. Butler
Alfred Vrooman
Willam McBride
Wesley Sweet
George Guy
Paul Golden
Hayden Vrendenburg
Bernard A. Dyer
John Gokey
Kenneth Kang
Fred Flansburgh
John B. Trask
Salvation Amy Corps
Army Hall
Fred Riley
Albany
Army Advisory Board
David C. Huntington
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Lewis C Mead
Trask
Amsterdam
Pownal WSCS Meeting Receives Budget Approval
The Pownal United Methodist Women’s Society met at the parsonage with Swent in attendance, approving a yearly budget of 360 dollars. Mrs Minnie Ely and Mrs Carolyn Prez led the refreshments committee, and the next meeting is scheduled for February 24 at Maple Lawn, home of Mrs Dufford Hewitt, with Mrs JaChean Ostrander chairing the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Tne
WSCS
Methodist Church
Swent
Minnie Ely
Carolyn Prez
Maple Lawn
Dufford Hewitt
JaChean Ostrander
City Dog Census Under Way in Troy Precincts
Police in three Troy precincts launched the annual dog census to determine the canine population and cross check dog owner licenses with the city clerk’s list. Officers Moran and McMeel at Central Station, Kirkpatrick of the First Precinct, and Markman of the Fourth Precinct supervise the effort as state licenses flow to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John P. Moran
Paul ‘McMeel
Central Station
Edward
Kirkpatrick
Ghester Markman
Lauriston Wilcox Illness Ends Four Weeks After
Lauriston Wilcox is out after four weeks illness. Clarence Rhoades Jr of Orchard Street is under treatment for a heart ailment. Wilson Rathbun Sunday walked outdoors for the first time in three weeks. The Wesleyan Class meets Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles F Mason on South Church Street. Mrs Frank Harris learns of her brother Wham Morris Knapp promotion to corporal at Norfolk VA. The hymn sing led by Rev A J Schlopp and talking movies of religious character are scheduled for church this evening. public invited.
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A. J. Schlopp
Jay Buck
Charles Buck
England
Camp Rucker
Ala
Pfc
Robert Buck
Africa
Woman’s Society For Christian Service
Pagtor
Frank ©. Paddock
George Baker
Ernest Wilcox
Blanch Thompson
Tacoma Valley Bus Co
Albany
Troy
Sage Professor Contributes To Encyclopedia
Dr Edward G Olsen director of the School of Education at Russell Sage College has contributed four articles to the Encyclopedia of Modern Education issued last week. The work, a cooperative effort of 200 educators from the United States and abroad, covers Educational Sociology Community and School Resource People and Mores. It surveys education today its psychology philosophy curriculum and administration from preschool to higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G Olsen
Russell Sage College
United States
Olsen
Trojans Rush To Pay Taxes Before Penalty Deadline
Taxpayers headed to the city treasurer's office yesterday to pay January taxes before the 1 percent penalty takes effect today. The office stayed open until 6 p.m. to allow late payments and avoid the penalty as line after line moved to payment windows. Former Schenectady County Sheriff Daniels J. Manning, a longtime public servant, died Saturday at Ellis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danies J. Manning
Schenectady County
Ellis Hospital
Schenec
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Mechanicville
Presbyterian Union
Silliman Presbyteran
Cohoes
Rhythm Makers
David Silverman
Wight
George W. Burton
Her Inman M. Harcourt
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Memorial Baptist
Donald J. Pingrey
Hawley B. Harvey
U.S
By Paul Ford
Erne
Rickenbacker
Jimmie Byrnes
Burt L. Hack
Anthony van Detta
Navy
Sampson Naval Training Station
Rocco van Detta
Gladys Mosseau
Star of Liberty
Order of Eastern Star
Y. M CA
J. K. Woolsey
Park Place
First Methodist Church
Robert Tie
Marion Wheelock
Rev Cros
AP W Paper Co. Inc
Abary NY
A. Ply
United Textile Workers of America
Broad Street
Waterford
Troy Freday
Sage
Encyclopedia
Edward G. Olsen
City Treasurer's Office
Tady
St. Joseph
I. J. Fox
So. Amer
Caun
Saif
Siberian
Bombay
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