Belden's Pond Skating Rink Reopens with Snow Bowls Feature
Edward R Wachter, superintendent of recreation, reports Belden's Pond skating at the municipal rink resumes with five inches of ice and snow banks cleared along the berms. The area earns the nickname snow bowl as work continues on three neighborhood rinks including Saint Joseph's, St Anthony's, and Kinloch Avenue and bids are opened for a state road project in Watres County.
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Belden
Edward Rachter
Bex
Wachter
Wachter Oni
Ot Joseph'n
Anthony
Sebsol
Frank
Antottel
Acnight Icons
Travelers To Honor Counselors Past Night Observed By Troy Council
The Troy Council of United Commercial Travelers of America meets at LO.C.F. Hall Lansingburg February 12 at 7 45 p m to honor past senior counselor Charles A O Connor and outline plans for officer elections and installation on March 12. The women’s auxiliary meets February 12 at Odd Fellows Hall with a creamed chicken dinner. The council also honors deceased members William D McMurray and Louis G Redman and opposes a proposed state gasoline tax hike.
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Troy Council
United Commercial Travelers of America
Lo.c.f. Hall
112Th Street
Lansingburg
Charles A. O'Connor
O'Connor
Albert E. Barth
John J. Burns
Farnam J. Keeler
Ernest Bebernitz
John W. Temple
A. John Snyder
Page
Guy Bull
Sentinel
John D. Gray
Groundhog Gets Cold Reception Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a nationwide cold snap with generally cold and cub-normal temperatures except in southern Florida. The northern plains and north central regions saw severe cold with near 30 below zero in Minnesota and North Dakota. Sub-zero readings appeared in Wyoming Montana Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and Northwestern Illinois. The cold air moved east into the Ohio valley before moderating with a bit of warming in the South. Some areas remained below freezing in Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas.
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Associated Press
U.S. ‘Weather Bureau
Florida
Plains
North Central
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Sinois
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
President Plans Opportu nity Drive Bond Campaign Launch
Washington officials set May 15 for a six week savings bond campaign dubbed the Opportunity Drive. President Truman and Secretary Snyder will join in ceremonies to start the drive aimed at fighting inflation and expanding federal debt ownership. Series E bonds are the most widely held security with about 80 million holders and 352.18 billion outstanding at year start.
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Washington
UPI
Treazury
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Oficizis
Troy Elks Honor J J Sweeney With State Leaders
J J Sweeney of the Troy Elks receives a testimonial dinner at The Bengrick Hudson on Saturday March 5. Committees led by J M Guerin Jr and Fred C Casey will supervise the reception and dinner with Elks officers and visiting dignitaries from across New York and several national figures expected to attend.
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Eamunda F. Herbert
Troy Lodge of Elks
John J. Bwee‘nay
State
Elka’ Association
J. M. Guerin, Jr
Fred C. Casey
Cochairman
J.E. Gallice
Francia
G.roddy
Joseph L. Mulholland
John L. Fleming, Jr
Edward J. Flanagan
P. S. Plannery
William
George F. Birkmayer
M. le McGrath
Charles F. Halse
Fred A. Beck
Harry H. McCarthy
William Dooley
Pallip D. Kovitz
Thomas H. Lofige
Martin F. O'Connor
David §. Barry
George H. Goodwin
James J. Fox
Fred T. Hussey
Fred W. Clements
William 8. Brogan
Frank
McCormick
Paul M. ‘Reinhardt
Alberta Smith
Philip J. Purcell
Sweeney
Hie Home
Elks
Bengrick, Hudson
Church Society Elects C. L. Lusk President
Charles L. Lusk son of Mrs Esther Lusk 259 Ninth Street has been elected president of the Christian Endeavor Society of Ninth Presbyterian Church succeeding Robert C Ross Other officers named include Paul A Ross vice president in charge of committees Joseph Dunwoody Jr vice president in charge of program Miss Barbara A Smith secretary and Ruth Wiltsie treasurer Chairman of committees announced by Mr Ross are Judith Adams sunshine Richard Horton devotional Raymond Fitch social Ruth Wiltsle lookout and Marion Macauley publicity Officers will be installed Sunday night by Prof LeRoy W Clark adviser to Tray Local Union of Christian Endeavor
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Charles L. Lusk
Esther Lusk
Ninth Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Ross
Paul A. Ross
Joseph Dunwoody, Jr
Barbara A Smith
Ruth ©. Wiltsie
Raymond Fitch
Ruth Wiltsle
Lookout
Marion Macauley
LeRoy W. Clark
Tray
Union of ‘Christian Endeavor
Schenectady Tavern Destroyed By Fire At Guilderland Ave
A blaze destroyed the Maxwell House a three story frame building at 2513 Guilderland Avenue Schenectady owner Phil Antropole estimated damage about 14000 dollars. His wife Sally Antropole slept on the second floor but escaped safely. The residence on the second floor suffered heavy damage.
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Schenectady
Maxwell House
Guilderland Avenue
Schenec
Phil Antropole
Sally Antropole
Asstropole
Firefighters Battle Blaze Across City Line
Firemen battled a blaze that crossed the Schenectady Rotterdam line from 5 to 7 p.m., threatening both city and town areas as crews fought to contain the flames and protect surrounding neighborhoods.
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Schenectady
Rotterdam
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Broughton
Broughtonss Fulton
St, Troy, Ie
U.S
Broughton's
Roth, Inc
Fulton
Trey, N.Y
Groundhog
Troy
Church Society
Guerin
Benedict Berner
Berner’s
Third ST
Berner
Berners Jewelers—Optometrists
ST. Troy
Paris
Paramvunt
Alicia
Fondle
Ue Mert
Baanal Bar
Tia Fogel
Aur Suk Pann
Seno
Joan Kenley
Tricot
Jersey
U. & Pot. OH
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