Horse Society Seeks New Members Amid 160th Birthday
The Schodack Stuyvesant Kinderhook and Chatham Society for the Detection of Thieves, known as the Horse Society, marks its 160th birthday this Saturday. It requires only a five dollar initiation and a love of horses, with 65 members expected at 1 pm at the Reformed Church Chapel in Mittreskill. dues are avoided, delinquency fines of 25 cents apply for absentees, and John M. Baker MUitzenkill is secretary while Earl Van Alstyne Kinderhook serves as treasurer.
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Schodack, Stuyvesant, Kinderhook and
Chatham Sociery
Reformed Church
Mittreskill
Frank E. Drumm
Niverville
John M. Baker
Muitzenkill
The
Earl. van Alstyne
Kinderhook
Redeemer Church Council Names Official Staff Officers
Redeemer Lutheran Church Council elected officers and committee chairs at a Monday night organization meeting. New officers include Imer Rasmussen vice president Fred Gosrold financial secretary Jobo Achubert recording secretary and Frank Hergert treasurer Rev A Fanning pastor serves as president and appointed committee chairs Herman Kruger finance Richard Rasmussen building Elmer Rasmussen social John Rumplar music Hans P Schott ushers. Banior Luther League elected Ronald Schott president Bybel Goerold vice president Ming Sandra Sandford recording secretary Elton Cook treasurer James Snipe publicity chairman.
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Redeemer Lutheran Church Council
Imer Rasmussen
Fred Gosrold
Jobo Achubert
Frank Hergert
Perec A. Fanning
Fanning
Herman Kruger
Richard Rasmusen
Elmer Rasmussen
John Rumplar
Hans P. Schott
Banior Luther League
Ronald Schott
Bybel Goerold
Ming Sandra Sandford
Elton Cook
James Snipe
Muitzeshill 4-H Clubs Elects Officers and Plans Events
Muitzeshill The Boys 4-H Club and The Lincoln Ball-Splitters elected officers with Rod ney Peckham as president George Slovak as vice president John Mattice as secretary Marvin Guthridge as treasurer Mark Guthridge named new leader Two new members Edward Jacoble and Russell Barber joined A Ladies Arc Society and Men's Club baked hat supper set for Thursday Feb 10 at the community house Walter Eckels chairs the ticket committee A community project redecorated the dining room on Saturday The dart team will play Bethany Reformed Church of Albany tomorrow
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Lincoln Ball-Splitters
Rodney Peckham
George Slovak
John Mattice
Marvin Guthridge
Mark Guthridge
Edward Jacoble
Russell Barber
Ladies Arc Society
Walter Eckels
Bethany Reformed Church
Albany
Charles H. Brewer Dies In Hospital
Charles H. Brewer a native of South Cambridge died in Leonard Hospital after months of illness. He lived much of his life in Troy and later managed the Essex Lunch and the Waldorf Restaurant here. He worked ten years as a salesman for Minnesota Woolen Co. and resided in Schenectady last year. Survived by widow Ida M. Brewer, a son Charles H. Brewer Jr., a sister Nettie Hawkesworth, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Alexander C. Dewar Funeral Home.
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South Cambridge
the Leonard Hospital
William and Eliza Dodda Brewer
Cambridge
Troy
Essex Lunch
Waldorf
Minnesota Woolen Co
Duluth
Minn
Schenectady
King Solomon's Lodge
F.a.m
Ida M. Brewer
Charles H. Brewer, Jr
Waterford
Nettie Hawkesworth
Bethlehem
Alexander C. Dewar
Senior Girl Scouts Elect Officers Tonight
The Senior Club of the Troy Area Council of Girl Scouts will vote on officers at the senior club meeting tonight at the Girl Scout office in the Hium Building. They will also form committees for the spring district conference, with membership open to all registered Senior troops and senior patrols in intermediate groups.
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Troy Area
Mra
Waldo Whitman
National Press Club
Forrestal
Iaw
Air Force
Army
Congress
Council Officers Installed In Pocahontas Lodge
The Pocahontas of Leola Council installed new officers at the Chasan Building with Mrs. Ano Reed officiating as grand prophetess and secretary. New roles include Bertha Coltauz as prophetess and Joan Maguire keeper of records, with a dinner planned by Betty Lebentritt and Conjey. The next meeting is scheduled for February 10.
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Pocahontas
Leola Council
Chasan
Ano Reed
Bertha
Coltauz
Beatrice Maguire
Winona
Charlotte Walton
Powhattan
Joan Maguire
Ciara Conley
Gladys Gapp
Anna Dupdon
Anos May Ambuhl
Christina Bean
Mise Betty Lebentritt
Mary O'Claire
Georgets Laidwirg
Isabelle Anderson
Vile Moore
Frances O'Grady
Mabel Henderson
O’claire
Boweann ‘O'Hara
Dionysians Plan Three One-Act Plays at Church Event
The Dionysian Players announce three one act plays for February 18 at the First Presbyterian Couples Club. Melinda Finds Her Love stars Therese Cronin Richard Gilbert Virgil Van Wagener Anita Rioux Zachary Zandron Joana Guresz. Yes Means No features Mrs Van Wagener Mr Zandron Barbara Frable Lawrence Roy. Opening play includes Virgil Van Wagener Fred Palso Mr Roy Hugh Wilkes. Music directed by Mr Palno.
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First Presbyterian Church
Melinda
Therese Cronin
Richard Gilbert
Virgil van Wagener
Anita Rioux
Zachary Zandron
Joana Guresz
New Storm Coverage Aids Snowbound Livestock and Regions
Air Force C B 2 planes dropped hay to snowbound stock covering 230000 square miles, feeding over 100000 sheep and 7000 cattle after ten days without food. Congress considers $3 million in direct relief plus a $500000 request for Rio Grande food protection. Beaten by cold, southern states report record lows while power outages ease in Atlanta.
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D ‘Cluett & Sons
O'Dwyer Heads to Albany for Housing Conference
Mayor William O'Dwyer will drive to Albany today for a housing conference with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. He is accompanied by Thomas F. Farrell, Troy native and chairman of the New York City Housing Authority.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Thomas F. Farrell
Troy
New York City Housing Authority
Six Die in Ripon Wisconsin Grand View Hotel Fire
Firefighters found a torso among the smoking ruins as they searched for six missing guests after an early morning blaze at the Grand View Hotel in Ripon Wisconsin. Eleven guests escaped in nightwear. several were injured during stairway exits and some rescues were reported.
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Ripon, Wise
Grand View
Siemen
Lloyd Wansecbach
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Chicago Rockets
Lee Wulff to Address Taconic Club March 8
Lee Wulff of Shushan renowned fisherman and photographer speaks at the Taconic Valley Rod Gun and Camera Club meeting on March 8 at Knickerbocker Junior High School. He will show color films Bone Fish on a Fly Mixed Bag and Wings for an Angler.
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Shushan
Taconic Valley
Knickerbocker
Wulff
Angier
Wail
National Sportsman
Saltwater
Hunting and Fishing Magazine
Fred W. Loeble
Albert van Dervoort
W. W. Robertson
John G. Dotfoer
Michael Petruski
John & Allegrezza
Bank Workers Strike In 11 Italian Cities
Rome reports that Credit Employees Federation announced a 24 hour strike across major Italian cities including Rome Milan Turin Genoa Bologna Venice Trieste Florence Naples Bari and Palermo. Government says inflation pressures require careful tax and spending decisions to avoid shifting costs to future years.
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Itiow
Ander Clome
Milan
Turin
Genoa
Bologna
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Palermo
Community Home Bureau meetings plan dress lesson and lunch
East Side unit hosts a low cost lunch at 124 Saratoga Avenue Worthside with 10 am start under food reader Mrs Michael Dem yan. A talk on Closet Arrangements by Mrs Horace T Salisbury follows presided by Mrs Lucien E Clickner. Dress lesson set for Hill Top unit at 8 pm at Mrs J Kenneth Lowe home. Forty-ninth unit stencil lessons at 5 pm at Mrs Edward M Lance home. Youth Fellowship Trinity Methodist Church plans Race Revisions Day for Feb 13 at 6 30 pm with films Songs and refreshments conclude.
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EF. R .Clifton
Saratoga Avenue
Worthside
Michael Demyan
Food Project
Horace T. Salisbury
Lucien E. Clickner
Buslyhees
Hill Top Home Bureau
J. Kenneth Lowe
Luther Street
Sersion
Forty-ninth’ S
Home Bureau
Edward M Lance
Pawling Avenue
Edward J. Buckles
Youth Fellowship
Trinity Methodist Church
Tio Motion Pictures
Post-Deadline Auto Registration Rush Sets Record
Funeral notices and obituaries fill a late edition with multiple local figures named. The piece notes a record surge in auto registrations after a deadline, detailing county clerks processing thousands of forms while reporting losses and memorial services for residents including Miss Jane Dayton and George Prefontaine among others.
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Joesph FF. X. Walsh
Norvay Rejects Seed Co. Man in Hmbury Church Deaths
Obituaries and funeral notices describe J B Rice Seed Co. member of Hmbury Methodist Church Cambridge, survived by wife Lillian, daughter Mrs Edward Ming, severanins and nephews. Funeral today at Spurr Funeral Home with Rev Fred B Brown officiating. interment Woodland Cemetery in spring. Also notices for Joseph Landry and Charles J Haskins funerals with masses, graves, and organ music detailed.
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Balaton Lake
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Ballston Lake
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Cohoes
William Swinton
Albany
Fox
Thomas W. Fox
Congress Street
Land
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Grey
Patrick A. Crowe
Joseph T. Kelly
Wiliam M. Slavin
George A. Geiger
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Leo Hayes
John Doughney
Lawrence McDonough
Harold Kelly
James Carras
Peter Zonitch
Father Kelly
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Doran Funeral Home
Wifth Avenue
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Hey
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Ray
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Arthur Ray
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Fonda
River Street
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Adelard E. Bouchard
Aiverere
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Graham Gibson
Ray Turner
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Paul J. Goldsmith
Troy-Schenectady
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H. Boardman
Almond
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Thoman and Miller
West Sand Lake
Harold A. Stuart
Methodist Church
Warren Rescott
Joseph Werger
Charles Ryemiller
Zenas Greenman
Elmwood Cemetery
Stuart
Guiseppe Vumbacco
Woman receives burns from cracked stove in Mechanicville home
Mrs. Howard Barter of 24 South Depend Avenue Mechanicville received second degree burns Monday evening when an oil stove reservoir cracked and set the kitchen afire. She was admitted to Leonard Memorial Hospital for further treatment. her condition is reported as improving.
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Howard Barter
South Depend Avenue
Mechanicrille
Roy
Hospital
Asthore Eee
Paye you-go policy cited in guidance notes
A brief social policy note repeats the phrase paye you go and urges strict adherence to documented rules. The text emphasizes compliance and cautions against deviating from established procedures.
Composer Liot Bart Dies in Hollywood
Composer Herbert Liot Bart, a leading Hollywood score creator, died yesterday after years of work on film music. He won the Academy Award for Best Original Score for the Wizard of Oz, marking a high point in a prolific career.
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Hollywood
Herbert Liotbart
Hollyswood
Sim Muscial
Saturday Nighters Valentine Dance at LW Club
The Saturday Nighters Club of the T.W.CA. hosts a Valentine semiformal on Saturday February 12 with a queen and two attendants chosen by guest judges. Ralph Mitchell and his band provide music from 8 pm to 1 am. A pre dance party on Friday at the US invites all attendees.
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T.w.ca
Ralph Mitchell
Political Leaders Sign New Form Statement
Leaders of three parties the Communist Sasalibolier and Peamnt and unions including the Federation of Democratic Women and the Federation of Hungarian Youth signed the formal statement of the repad Mc's new form.
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Artlanm
Communist
Sasalibolier
Peamnt
Cimen
Federation of Democratic Women
Federation of Hungarian Youth
Repad
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