State Fair Societies Form New Agricultural Fair Society
Two long established state farming groups meet at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany for their first combined meeting and officer election to form the Agricultural Fair Society of the State of New York. Rheh A. Dodds and John F. Williams lead prior bodies as officers. A president and vice president will be elected from the parent societies with officers to rotate.
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Ten Eyck
Albany
Sherr Old Association
Rheh A. Dodds
Gouverneur
County Fair Society
State of New York
John F. Williams
North Greenbush
Kiwanis
J. B Wilcox
Albany Field Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kiwanis Club
Hendrick Hudgon
Wilcox
Salt Lake City
New York City
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Cleveland
President speaks of cooperation and future opportunities
President Williams outlined continued cooperation between two groups during his two year tenure and expressed belief that the new setup will yield more advancement. A program will feature Co Cameriga of the War Finance Committee, Elwood A. Hughes, F L Wiswall, Roger K. Duncan, Prof Albert Hoefer, C Chester Dumond, and 4 H Club members from several counties.
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Williams Yeaterday
Co Cameriga
New York Agricultural Division
War Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Elwood A. Hughes
Canadian National Exhibition
F L. Wiswall
New York State Rackage Commission
Roger K. Duncan
Hartford
Conn
Albert Hoefer
Cornel University
C. Chester Dumond
Agriculture and Markets
Burning Newspapers Sparking Fire at Bennington Home
A bundle of burning papers carried by Mrs. Mary Lee of Bennington blew from her arms as a gust scattered them through the kitchen. Firefighters and residents doused the flames with water from the sink, preventing damage beyond several pieces of furniture.
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Mary Lee
Bennington
Bennington Exceeds War Bond Quota in Fourth War Loan
Residents of Bennington and Old Bennington oversubscribed the war bond quota. The village and institutions purchased $3, or $5,752,808 worth of bonds, exceeding the $564,415 quota in the Fourth War Loan.
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Bennington
Bennington Village
Old Bennington
Seventieth Anniversary Observed at Immanuel Danish Lutheran
Lansingburg marked the 70th anniversary of Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church with a Sunday sermon by Rev Alfred Jensen of Des Moines and a festival service led by Rev James N. Lund. Readings recalled the church history from 1873 to 1913, with greetings from Danish Lutheran groups and local pastors.
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Alfred Jensen
Des Moines
Danish Lutheran Church of America
Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church
James N. Lund
Tray
Lund
John Kempton
Portland
Hartford
Conn
Bridgepot
Walter K. Hauser
Cerral Lutheran Church
Lows S. Marvich
Our Saviour
Peter Fanning
Lutheran Church of the
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Fragmented Page
A scrambled crossword list shows clustered clues and partial fills including references to Dole Denta and pronouns. The text mixes puzzle hints with stray letters and names such as Le ent and S3 Large de Hardwood.
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Swaine
Nmlay
Dole
Sashael
Lyne
Fost Maria
Bart
aAtmosphere Eos
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church History and Local Notices
In 1886 a church split led to Our Saviour's Lutheran Church formation. Pastors from 1887 to 1942 are listed, with cornerstone in 1913 and dedication in 1915. Community meetings at Haskell School, Memorial Church events, and activities by Camp Fire and Excelsior Society are noted along with Easter programs and Red Cross pauses.
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Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Lars Hansen
Peter Ericksen
Peter Gotke
Ole Jacobsen
Seventh Avenue
Burt
Jacobsen
Fire Slightly Damages Holy Trinity Church Convent
A small fire at Holy Trinity Church convent at 616 Fourth Street caused minor damage during renovations. The blaze, likely starting in wallpaper being removed, caused slight smoke and fire damage with no injuries reported.
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Holy Trinity Church
Fourth Street
Plans for School of Religious Instruction at Church of Christ Disciples
Beman Park authorities plan a Wednesday afternoon School of Religious Instruction at the Church of Christ Disciples with Mrs. Charles M. Sharpe in charge. Open to all community children from Third to Sixth Grades, it will not open this week. date to be announced. Also notes weekly novena at St Paul the Apostle's Church tonight at 7 30 followed by Benediction. Seaman Fred Rifflebach returns home on furlough to 65 Oakwood Avenue Washington DC. Rev Arthur Gerhardt of Monroe Nebraska to begin pastorate at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church installed Sunday at 4 PM.
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Memorial Church School Board
Church House
Edward Haber, Jr
David J. Livingstone
Haber
Uphoff
Wesley Griffith
Florence Hull
Andrew K. Johnson
Robert Leslie
Church of Christ Disciples
Charles M. Sharpe
St. Paul the Apostle’s Church
Seaman Fred Rifflebach
Washington, D. C
Henry Riffleback
Oakwood Avenue
Arthur Gerhardt
Monroe
Neb
Troy
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gerhardt
Jury duty shortage delays trial in Rensselaer County
The February term of the Supreme Court in Rensselaer County opened with only ten jurors available. Justice William H. Murray ordered 16 talesmen to report due to war industry duties and illnesses. Trials for the Zepf vs Nolan case were postponed to today. Grand jury appointees and officials were named, including foreman John D. Fogarty and assistant foreman Elizabeth L. Snyder. A Canton Leo social event is planned for Feb 24 at Diamond Rock Hall.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
William H. Murray
Murray
Philete B. Craver
Charles A
Julia E. Zepf
John F
Mary Nolan
Burke & Burke
George B. Hurley
Albany
John D. Fogarty
R. D
Troy
Elizabeth L. Snyder
Park Boulevard
Viola Shaver
Highland Avenue
76.8 Miles Road Built by Federal Funds in State
The Record Newspapers Bureau reports New York completed 76.8 miles of Bankhead act federal aid highway last year at an average $78 300 per mile. Also finished were 15.2 miles of federal and secondary roads at $58 300 per mile and 2.4 miles of access roads to war and industrial plants at $121 100 per mile as emergency work. No roads to strategic material sources were built though $18 079 work is under way and $1 187 190 remains to complete certifiable work by WAR and Navy Secretaries.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
New York
House Committee On Appropriations
Thomas H. MacDonald
Public Roads Administration
Cleopatra Pearls and Public Works Don’t Mix
A fragment notes a highway program urging counties above 10 000 to form boards aiding federal road construction to connect suburbs with the main population hub. It also repeats an old sea lore tale about Cleopatra and pearls linked to a health ad for Udea tablets claiming a money back offer.
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Cleopatra
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State Fair Societies
Dr. Edwards
5Th Ave
Fieth Ave
S&x
Lansingburg
H C. Hansen
Dorothea Jensen
A. L. Soholm
Perth Amboy M J
Soholm
Second Avenue
112Th Street
Fox Hose Company
Telephone
Seholm
Wisconsin
R J. Andersen
Perth Amboy
Andersen
Mr. Lilles
Manistee
Mich
Bethany Presbyteran Chapel
105Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Teacher Association
Haskell
Alan S. Cobden
Joseph B Lloyd
Sydmeny
On-La
Our Lady of Victory Church
Red Cross
Syeaway Red Cross
Mary Hardick
Hoosick Road
Excelsior Society of Memorial Church
John Abbey
May
Sally Patterson
Loamosy
El—Division
Abbr
Ju tMhita
National
First St
Trey
Dayton
Ghia
the National Cash Register Company
Canton Leo Social
Diamond Rock Hall
Fifth Avenue
Canton Leo No. 8 Patriarchs Miltant
Tion
Valentines
Taga Book Shop
Fourth St
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Albany Bottling Co., Inc
UNION
Union Home Furnishers
River ST
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