Red Cross To Train Clerks in County Chapter Program
Red Cross volunteers will train as clerks for the Rensselaer County Chapter offices. Classes run Monday to Friday evenings in Room 306 Proctor Building 7:30 to 9:30. Lectures cover history service to armed forces blood donors first aid home service canteen and nursing topics with various speakers led by chairwoman Nomina Twining-Cox.
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Istants
Stallc
Rensselaer County
Red Cross
Proctor
Virginia Beecher Smith
Herbert G. August
William F. Spafford
Home Service Corps
Frank L. Richter
Motor Corps
John A. Amstuz
Gordon L. Hayes
C. C. Hicks
William Oliver
Gustave Helmbold
Wilbur H. Caney
Berenice Smith
Russell
Sage College Talk on Volunteers and War Fund
Sage College will host a discussion titled Volunteers on Friday February 25 led by Harold M J Lewis who will also address The War Fund. James C Ryan chairman of Rensselaer County Chapter will speak. Examinations are scheduled for Monday February 28 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage College
Harold M. J. Lewis
War Fund
James C. Ryan
Rensselaer County
Maennerchor to Stage Minstrel Show at Germania Hall
The Troy Maennerchor and auxiliary present a two part minstrel show at Germania Hall with Henry Digeser and Charles Ruhtz as masters of ceremonies. Part 1 features accordion selections, baritone Dorothy Meyer, Max Bischofberger, comedy skit, cigarette girls and ballet, with several dancers and Harold Vine for tricks. Part 2 includes a sketch High Hat Club with Dr Ruhtz and Henry Stell, plus a cast including Stella Doll in a Mrs Murphy role and a dance set by the band followed by songs and novelty acts. Dancing will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Henry Digeser
Charles Ruhtz
Dorothy Meyer
Max Bischofberger
Max Gapp
Robert Blechstein
Mary Meyer
Rosemary Husser
Gertrude Flubacher
Gertrude Anderson
Dora Meyer
Theresa Stevens
Adolf Flubacher
Barney Husser
Bruno Anderson
Bert Stevens
Adolf Yager
Harold Vine
High Hat Club
Dr. Ruhtz
Henry Stell
Mrs. Murphy
Stella Doll
Joseph Wishmeyer
Frank Rebel
Walter Baumgart
Heddy Heiner
Celia Maka
Fred Kunz
Hilda Kreis
Betty Ann Husser
Nelson Green
Wilhelmina Stell
Walter Ruhtz
Lansingburg Club plans mammoth card party and boy scouts event
Winners at a Mothers' Club card party were Mrs James Graham and Mrs Henry Murray. Plans for a big club card party at Bradley Hall Monday were announced with ticket committee members listed. Additional events include Nextek board party at 2 p.m. Wednesday and a Patriarchs Night Feb 23 led by Fred W Whitehouse.
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James Graham
Henry Murray
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine’s School
Murray
Joseph Mayer
Bradley Hall
At &P.m
James Flynn
Cochairman
Thomas Kenney
Mayer Nextek
Joseph Marano
Anton Jensen
Troy
Diamond Rock Hall
Fred W. Whitehouse
George F. Stella
Albany and Rensselaer
Charles W. Wend
Flan Scout
Boy Scout Troop
Cub
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Lincoln
Men plan Memorial Church Men’s Sunday service
The Memorial Methodist Church men met at Church House to organize for Men’s Sunday on February 20. They aim to attract about one hundred attendees at the 10 3 worship service with Rev. David J. Livingstone and committee members guiding arrangements. Mrs Wes ley Griffith will ensure service men are represented by a wife mother or sister. Sycamore 4 H Club met at Miss Ann Robertson’s home.
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Memorial Methodist Church
David J. Livingstone
Leslie Uphoff
Alfred Beck
Wallace Bryce
Wesley Griffith
Wills Admitted To Probate In Rensselaer County Court
Two wills were admitted to probate in the Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Donohue. The Graser will leaves more than 5000 in personal estate with 200 to Rev. James J. Casey and 200 to St Mary's Sisters of Charity. residue to niece Margaret Breslin. The Elgeizer will covers 2000 real and 5000 personal. husband gets joint property share, sister Ora M. Van Horn receives clothing and heirlooms, Ruth Bailey gets 1000 plus items, and the remainder is split between husband and sister. Taylor & Taylor represent the estates.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Johanna Graser
William Graser
Congress Street
Albany
Carrie A Elgeizer
Petersburg
James J. Casey
St. Mary’s Church
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary's Parish
Irene Graser
Charles W. Graser
Margaret Breslin
Amsterdam
Joseph B. Mulholland
Peanut cookie demonstration leads to 4-H meeting on Elizabeth Street
On Elizabeth Street Wednesday Miss Robertson demonstrated peanut cookies. A short business meeting elected officers Vice president Con stance Taplin secretary Ann Robertson treasurer Patricia Kellogg and publicity Jean Farrar. A Valentine party followed with refreshments and the 4-H pledge was repeated. Next week's meeting will be at Mrs Helen Campbell's home. Jean Farrar and Con stance Taplin were named to the refreshment committee for the peanut party at Miss Dorothy McCabe's home on North Lake Avenue.
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Ington
Harris
Susan Lord
Mabel Baker
Naomi Sayles
Jessie Slade
Fourth Avenue
Alice Crogan
Haskell School
Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond F. Foster
Helen Clare Tatucn
William Vicary
George Billingham
Archie Leonard
Abram Brownstein
William V. McNulty
Lansingburg Boys' Club
Leslie A. Maltby
James B. Lloyd
Lansingburg
Elizabeth Street
Robertson
Constance Taplin
Ann Robertson
Patricia Kellogg
Jean Farrar
Helen Campbell
Dorothy McCabe
North Lake Avenue
Oratoricals Slated Today at Columbia High School
Suzanne G Freedman of Troy High School leads the Rensselaer County America Legion oratorical contest district finale to be held at 7:30 p m today at Columbia High East Greenbush. Ella Gohras Greenville Central High School Thorne Roliffe Jansen Colur County Joyce Dorn Philip Schuyler Albany County Gerald Scholoff Roscoe Sullivan County, with Joseph L Fitzgerald presiding and Johnny Walker state vice chairman opening. Dr William Burns district commander will award prizes. Judges include Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne G. Freedman
Troy High School
Rensselaer
County
America Legion
Rensselaer County
Columbia High School
East Greenbush
Ella Gohras
Greenville Central High School
Green
Count Ton Thorne
Roliffe-Jansen School
Colur County
Joyce Lorraine Dorn
Philip Schuyler High School
Albany County
Gerald Scholoff
Roscoe High School
Sullivan Conn
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Drst
Johnny Walker
William Burns
Earle
Valentine party at East Side Church for Class 9
East Side Class 9 of the Third Presbyterian Church hosts a Valentine party tomorrow afternoon in church rooms from 1 to 4 pm. Miss Carolyn Snyder teaches and will supervise arrangements. The note also lists updates on church activities and a Camp Fire Girls meeting with a planned Valentine box event.
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Woodside Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 12
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Snyder
Grand Jury Passes on Burglary and Larceny Cases
The Rensselaer County grand jury yesterday considered evidence in the cases of Edward Lebentritt and others charged with burglary and larceny. Certificates of witness attendance before the grand jury were filed with the County Clerk.
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Rensselaer County Grand Jury
Edward Lebentritt
Notable Officials Named in Regional Legal Circle
Wiley district attorney for Rene selaer County James J McGuiness corporation counsel of Albany Georgia Hill of Sullivan County Burns Barford assistant attorney general of Valatie and Rev George Flikkema of Columbia County are listed as part of the regional legal circle.
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Troy, N. Y
Relawfacturers Bank
Milton Whalen
Thomas Gardner
Pal
Whitey
Perfe Balan
Carstairs
Lees
Lennie
IKEY
Carstairs Broe. Distilling Co, Inc
Baltimore
Sycamore
By Galbraith
Mary Nea Service
Ing
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East Side
Charles Mealy
Desson Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Effie Hogben
Frank Jay Reid
Trinity Methodist Church
Odako Camp Fire
J. G. Shrohecker
Highland Avenue
Guardian
Town Brown
Round Town
Berkshire
Berkshire Mountains
Menands Market
Ella
Beqross Shoes
Gold Cross
Jenny Lind
All America
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