Barbers To Honor C. J. LaHall
Barbers to honor Charles J. La Hall retiring president of Bostors Loral 260 after fourteen years at their annual banquet Wednesday night at Burch Inn. Fred Kens secretary treasurer of New York State Barbers Association will be principal speaker with Mayor John J. Ahern and Frank Niger among others. Ticket committee includes Patrick Gapano Thin Perrezin Lloyd Preagatt and Roger Suppr. Anthony DiLeva chairs arrangements with Dan Minnit Clem Zolta and Patrick Donnelly. Reception committee lists Lee Ham dun William Blertens William Quinn Theodore Mertens and Joseph Vadala. Entertainment by Frank Milanese John Cimmpronaly choir master Frank Lothe named master of ceremonies.
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Charles J. la Hall
Bostors Loral
Barth
Burch Inn
Fred Kens
New Yorke Stile Barbers ‘Association
Wit
Inulnde
John J. Ahern
Frarle Niger
Patrick Gapano
Thin Perrezin
Lloyd Preagatt
Roger Suppr
Anthony DiLeva
Dan Minnit
Clem Zolta
Patrick Donnelly
Lee Hamdun
Ceremoning
Exler
Sitie
Thomas A Edison Day Proclaimed in New York State
New York Governor Dewey announced tomorrow as Thomas A Edison Day honoring the inventor's legacy. The proclamation, supported by both houses of the legislature, urges observances across the state with festivities at the Edison Center in Schenectady and a dinner event drawing about 300 reservations.
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Thomas A. Edison
New York State
Dyney
Menlo Park
Dewey
Edison
Legebiu
Mayer Mills Ten
Canfield Heads Hotel Employees Credit Union
Normad J. Canfield was elected president of the Hotel Employees Credit Union at a recent meeting in Canfield. He succeeds manager Stanley who retired after nine years as president. Other officers elected include Edward Hal as vice president, Mrs. M. Tuas Dilek treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Lennvacher secretary, Mrs. Ann M. Killgen chair of the credit committee, and Miss Notte Mf Woodruff chair of the supervisory committee. Also serving on the credit committee are Mr. Ann B. Davison and Miss Tierence B. Wilson. Supervisory committee members are Liao Curley and Mrs. PL Kay Canfield, with directors including Canfield, Mrs. Dick, Thomas Hagrerty, Hatiion, Mrs Lom bacher, Dovidthule Martell and Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normad J. Canfield
Myo Menirte
Tuidson
Format
Wraddt Auton
Matel
Canfield
Agataiint Migiager
Hepdttel
Tiposon
Alhort BE
Stanley
Edward Hal
Ylee
M. Tuas Dilek
Pauline Lennvacher
Ann M. Killgen
Credit Comiulling
Notte Mf Woodruff
Ann B. Davison
Mise Tierence B. Wilson
Liao Curley
PL Kay Canfield
Mrs Lombacher
Dovidthule Martell
Friendship Lodge Installation Names Officers at Spanish War Hall
Mrs Ann Lebenteitz was installed as commander of Friendship Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem at a meeting in Spanish War Hall Friday night. Installing officer Mary Leavy of Albany presided. Officers seated included Hazel Burgers vice commander and Mary O Clair post commander with Frederick Vedder scribe and Ruth Vedder chaplain. Representing supreme lodge were Thomas Wilson and Hazel Sager as alternate. Visitors from nearby Shepherds of Bethlehem lodges attended. refreshments followed.
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Ann Lebenteitz
Star
Friendship Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Mary Leavy
Albany
Hazel Burgers
Viea
Mary O’clair
Frank Taviolette
Frederick Vedder
Tsabella Anderson
Florence Malo
Mise Ruth Vedder
Mabel Watterman
Mereitt Watterman
Betthadalat
Julius Tes
Robert Wale
Carrie “Eider
Thoms Wilson
Lodgs
Mire
Hazel Sager
Frond Shepherds of Bethlehem
Podiatry Society Plans Northeastern Division Meeting
The Northeastern Division of the Podiatry Society of New York will meet tomorrow at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel in Als bucky. Sessions begin at 1 am with talks on cast taking, removable shields, X ray interpretation, hypochondriacal complaints, podiatric diagnosis, physiotherapy, and more by Drs Healy Hogan Pett Frankel Wadlery Applebata. A dinner in the Canary Room at 8 pm honors state officers and a business meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podiatry Society of
State of New York
DeWitt Clinton
Alsbucky
Raymond V. Healy
Daniel J. M. Hogan
al. Brancis Pett
William TH. Wadlery
Emanuel Frankel
Jack Apple Bata
Canary Room
Burns Club Auxiliary fetes three members
Three auxiliary members of the Try Burns Club plan two months in Scotland visiting relatives. Mrs Gavin Lawson Mes Agnes Denski and Mrs Ivan Liscom received gifts at a Saturday night farewell meeting. James J Lloyd chaired in president Mrs Gowan’s absence. A joint meeting with Troy Burns Club was accepted for Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try Burns Club
Scotland
Reputir
Ah G. A
Gavin Lawson
Agnes Denski
Ivan Liscom
James J. Lloyd
James Gowan
Troy Burns Club
Jennie Burgess
John Shirley
Jewish Groups Plan Meetings Today
Jewish groups plan today’s meetings at local synagogues with study sessions and readings. Temple Beth El Sisterhood hosts Rabbit Slonim at 2:90 p.m. at Mrs. Marry Sims’s home. Third Street Temple Sisterhood meets at 1220 wm, Mrs. Jacob Cohen’s 2190 Burdett Avenue. Mrs. Lavia Rubin reviews a new Selroa Stem novel The Spirit Returneth. Temple Beth El consecration plays discuss Jewish Literature State the Bible at 4 p.m. Temple Brotherhood study group meets at Albert A. Calint, 2400 Lavite Court, with Tabbi Slonim leading a discussion on Jewish, our tents events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth el Sisterhood
Marry Sims
Hook Ra View Club
Third Street Temple Sisterhood
Alsc Sanel
Jacob Cohen
Burdett Avenua
Lavia Rubin
Temple Beth el
al & Pam
Brotherhood
Albert A. Calint
Lavite Court
Tabbi Slonim
Reserve Group Dance Reservations to Close
Military jail observance event closes reservations today for a group dance in Albany. The Crystal Room at the Duluth Clinton Hotel hosts the event Friday from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Officers are urged to call Col. Carl Haigs Troy 23uan to reserve. National Guard and War Department guests invited. formal dress required. Francis Murphy orchestra to provide music.
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Troy
Albany
Sehenectady
Reserve Asheers
Crystal Room
Dulvitt Clinton Hotel
Carl Haigs
Mon. Berg
Francis Murphy
Orchestr'n
Justice Approves Saratoga Property Sale
Meyer Green of Brooklyn contracted to buy from the Episcopal Diocese of Albany the former SS Guerstina Home at Saratoga Springs for 314,500. Supreme Court Justice John Alexander approved the sale, expected to close within two weeks. The property, on 24 acres near Bul leston Avenue, includes large wooden buildings and was part of a school switched to the diocese from Spencer Trask of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Green
Brooklyn
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
SS Guerstina
Saratoga Springs
Supreme Court
John Alexander
Bulleston Avenue
Spencer Trask
New York
Lansingburg High Club Hosts Street Heart Soiree
Fifty couples attended the Street Heart Soiree at Lansingburg High School gym sponsored by the Lansingburg High Shhant Besiness club. Toby Middlebrook led music from 2 pm to midnight with refreshments, and Miss Lois Danbury was chosen sweat heark of the gathering by a judging panel including Marshall Wheeler Tobin and Lotta Shepherd, with assistants Fred Anderson Donald Cunningham and Donald Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg High Shhant
Toby Middlebrook
Ovehe
Lois Danbury
Sweatheark
Mr. and Mars
Rshall Wheeler
Mrs. Tobin
Misa Lotta
Shepherd
Fred Anderson
Donald Cunningham
Donald Quigley
Dines
Teen-agers to Hold Dance Friday Night
A group of juveniles from the southern wires district will stage a dance Friday evening in a hall reserved for Ueir use by Joseph Kroll. The hall at 226 Serony Street will be Valentine themed with red and white trimmings and red hearts. Theresa Spolten directs decorations and Mary Wrigley handles refreshments. A king and queen of hearts will prize participating youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kroll
Serony Street
Theresa Spolten
Mary Wrigley
Community notices for Eagle Mills and Brunswick area activities
Local groups announce events and meetings. The Junior Youn Fellowship hosts a Valentine Party at the Methodist Church in Eagle Mills on Monday February 17. The Brunswick Sportsmen's Club promotes mel loley and parm at a Cropsnyville venue. 4-H Eagles meet at Dorothy Kellys home Tuesday afternoon to plan a cooking meeting February 18 at 7:13 PM. A diphtheria clinic for children from 6 months to 5 years (sic) will be held February 20 at the Brunswick Town School District 2 Methodist Church in Eagle Mills, with booster doses for infants and directed by Dr Franklyn Taird. Belts Corners Eagle Mills Home Bureau met at Kenneth Darrow’s home. Robb led a lamp shade making lesson. Mrs W Richmond Robb chaired the morning and afternoon sessions. A hospital gift project and future grave-making plan were discussed. A family meeting is rescheduled to February 39 at Mrs Henry Crangton’s home with a lampshade lesson. The March 19 meeting moves to Mrs Crangton’s home, and the first lamp shade lesson was given by Mrs William Howard. the second will be at Mrs Towards’s on Wednesday April 10:80 am.
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Eagle Mills
Methodist Church
Brangwick
Mel Loley
Brunswick
Methodist Church of
Franklyn Taird
Abi
Belts Corners
Eagle Milly
Meg
Kenneth Darrow
W. Richmond Robb
Mra
John
Kelly
Chalvian
Gusde Paint Veterans Hospital
Henry Cranston
Mem
Barn Ventilation Demonstrations Planned in County
Ventilation demonstrations are scheduled in the county over Wednesday and Thursday led by Don Oh WW Butey and Clarence Pudg han. On Wednesday at 9:30 am at Willard Hoyt’s farm in Castinton and 11 am at Arno Inhr’s farm in Castleton followed by 1 40 pm at Heng Maier’s farm in Nassau and 3 pm at Henry and Carl Hoffman in Nagsar. Thursday finds meetings at 10 am on Ervin Herrington’s farm in Jonnayville and 1 pm at Bet Betts in Valley Fall followed by 2:30 pm at David Sheridan’s farm in Valley Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don- Oh
WW. Butey
Clarenes H. Pudg“han
Willard Hoyt
Castinton
Arno Inhr
Castleton
Hetry
Carl Hoffman Nagsar
Heng Maier
Nassau
Ervin Herrington
Jonnayville
Pan
Bet Betts
Valley Fall
David Sheridan
Valley Falls
Army Seeks Recruits for Green Haven Barracks
Army recruiting at Green Haven Barracks seeks men for duty at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks. Lt. A. R. Flook announced enlistment targets including bakers clerks and military police with processing deadline March 31 at the River Street recruiting station.
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Green Haven Barracks
U.S
Green Haven
A. R. Flook
Pratt
Army
River Street
Enlisimienta
Flook
Funeral Directors Hold Dinner Dance at Hendrick Hudson
The Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association held its 14th annual dinner dance at the Hendrick Hudson Club drawing 120 couples, the largest turnout in its history. Former servicemen honored at a reunion ceremony, with Jack Brady as emcee, Kay Logan performing, and exhibition dancing by Blarlows and Marie. Committee chairs included Charles H. Mason and George F. McLoughlin, plus William Streety and others managing music, decorations, tickets, and reservations.
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Agsoghition
Hendrick Hudson
Elfending
Iqemyere Af
Jack Brady
Kay Logan
Blarlows
Marie
Charles H. Mason
George F. McLoughlin
Alfcle
William St.eaty
George F. Schnell
Totin H. Lodge
Licketa
Lowa
Center Brunswick Airs and Gilead League Rally Planned
Chester Wynton is ill at home on the Troydaosiele road. About twenty members of Gilead all League plan to attend the inter rally of the Luther Leagues of the Eastern District Friday evening at St. John's Lutheran Church Albany. The Women's Missionary Society of Gilead Laotheran Church will meet Wednesday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. John Bristol in Bayle Mills. The program includes "The Chris thu Atitude In Racial 'Sensions" presented by Mrs. Irvin Durvick with Mrs. Franke Breiger in charge of devotions. The Leonsywick Community Home Ball met last week at Mrs. Nellie Engle's home. a covered dish luncheon was served. Plans were discussed for property to be undertaken this year. Mrs. Maynor led a discussion on "Meat gutting and Ways to code in." The March meeting will be hosted at Cin Wome Als, Edward Wayans AL, with a program on "play Tending" by Mrs. Ervin Bevvieie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Brunswick
Chester Wynton
Troydaosiele Road
Gilead
All League
Luther Leagues
St. John's Lutheran Church
Albany
Women's Missionary Society of
Laotheran Church
John Bristol
Bayle Mills
Chelogan Vo
Chris Thu
Irvin Durvick
Franke Breiger
Leonsywick
Nellie Engle
Allen Slayner
Sthairman
Pat
Maynor
Two Fire Calls Answered Saturday In Baye lor Area
Firemen responded to two Saturday alarms. A blaze damaged a snow plow in the Public Works depot at Baylor Court and North Lake Avenue. Firefighting crews then tackled a track owned by Railway Express Go at Rock Cost and Desson Avenue. An elderly man, Frankie each 88, from West Crnn ville, Washington County, is hospitalized with a fractured hip after a fall while walking from his home to a barn.
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Oxlins
Bayelor Court
North Lake Ayanue
Rock Cost
Desson Avenue
Expréey Go
Bath
Frank Ieach
West Crnnville
Washington County
Mrnma Laing Stevens Hospice
Granville
Union College President Addresses Albany Youth Conference
De Carter Davidson, president of Union College in Schenectady, was the principal speaker at Albany for the midwinter Youth Fellowship Conference of the Reformed Church in America. The event began at 4 30 pm at the First Reformed Church of Albany with theme Big Enough for a Doter Work and featured Rev Bernard J Mulder as keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Davidson
Union Collage
Sechanectady
Reformed Church Synod of America
Albany
First Reformed Church of Albany
Bernard J Mulder
Reformed Board of Education
Praevo
Marshall to Retain Top State Officials
Washington reports Secretary of State George C. Marshall intends to keep most top State Department officials, including Dean Acheson, amid Byrnes succession. He says there is no plan to remove or replace key personnel and emphasizes wanting to keep the existing team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington
U.P
James F. Byrnes
Salovdny
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Byrnes
Marshal
Isausyn
State Department
Greenwich Republicans Set For February 25 Caucus
Greenwich Republicans to caucus February 25 at the Kaugh and Ready Engine Co. house on Main Street. Nominations must be filed with secretary Thomas McCune by February 15 at 5 p.m. Term expirations for Mayor Joseph Lytle Jr. and Trustees WM Mulligan and William G. Mulligan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greerwich
Cate Vas
Feral Two
Caveud
Kaugh and Ready Engine Co
Main Street
Thomas McCune
Beh
Joseph Lytle
Willian G. Mulligan
Sacred Heart Post Plans Activities Meeting
Sacred Heart Post To Plan Activities with new officers to receive insignia tonight in Holy Name rooms. Commander Edward A. Fitzgerald will preside. A committee will outline the post program and contact South Troy Post V F W delegates for tomorrow's meeting to map plans for a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacret Heart Post
Ghtren
Holy Name Rooms
Plang
Aise
Edward A. Ifitegerald
Suith
Troy Post V.F.W
South Troy Rooms
Neighborhood Children Create Kindness Club
Children from Beleval School formed the "Good Neighbors" Club led by Miss Ainky L. Kelly to perform daily acts of kindness in the neighborhood. Members visit homes, run errands, and deliver Christmas cards to brighten lives, with involvement growing across the school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro Shufx
Ubol
Christine
Ogo
Ainky L. Kelly
Prii
Tiplay
Tey
Wally
Gale
Achoul
Kelly
Aico Rekool
Thins
Lie Qhale
Hones
Misa Kelly
Matly
Ut Te
Eastern Star Chapter Plans Valerilino Bridge Party
ES PARTY Castleton Chapter announces a Valerilino Glieserl Bridge party at the Mo venue, inviting members to attend a social gathering with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Valerilino Glieserl
Fragmented Rush Hour Note Near Thurediy
A garbled note mentions a Mrs Vivia Hacker W chal ih and a Lilate by Atys, with references to a roomie and a location near Thurediy after noon. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a casual domestic or neighborly communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivia Hacker
Atys
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Enain Arctins Yy
Technicolor Essertatomt
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Carmen Vivan
Chelfe
Donald Barry
G Ain Savagn
Charles
LA Wait
Thomas Edison
Berlin
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Palace
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Robert Billy
GAS House
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Serle
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Bowery Champs
Lansing
Femme Ornin
Karmel Wilde
Alou Inne Withyninet
Arvers
Ln Crawis
Rogert Alda
Andrea King
Peter Lorae
Warner Theatre
Cohit Wa
Canfield Heads Hotel Employees Credit Union
Podiatry Society of District
Burns Club
RCITY
Valentine
the Press
Presi al Ts
Theront
Gen Weedt
MacArthur
Rahe
Auxiliary of the Troy Council
United Commercial Travelers
Sunset Inn
Reltare
Marty Stowe
Joli Burs
Charles O'Connor
Burnett Niles
Gladys Maxon
A. G. Sehusslur
Ernest Bebernits
A. Dt. Snyder
Justice
Saratoga Property
Lansingburg High Club
Conduets
Union College
Greenwich
Caneus
Sacred Heart Post
Children’s
WM. J. Fagan
Keenan
Waltons
Rete Beevenm
Call J. J. Gallagher
Fulton ST
Brunswick Woodworkers
Sonotone
House OF Hearing
Boardman Bloog
Nailant Datilers Products Corp
Pavel
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