Committee Named to Lead City Coal Conservation Drive
Curance A. McNally named city buildings commissioner to chair the new coal conservation committee with Alfred J. Bebslbly city treasurer and Albert J. Kaufman city engineer among members. McNally will begin with a city survey of coal needs and supplies as Mayor Clark praised the chair’s prior work in oil and coal shortages. A Lan singburg Council of Parents and Teachers meeting is set for today at 2:45 pm at Knickerbocker Junior High to plan Founder's Day events.
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An E. Dewey
Curance A. McNally
Alfred J. Bebslbly
Albert J. Kaufman
McNally Enid
McNally
Clark
Lan _singburg Council of Parents and Teachers
Knickerbocker Junior High School
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Paul de Long
Community Notes From Greenwich Central School and Local Groups
Local groups schedule meetings and events this week including Women’s League at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs T R Becker and Mrs David Kinninssaleting. Greenwich Central School fourth graders attend a story hour at Greenwich Free Library. Deans list honors noted for Miss Scully and Theresa Boully. Card of events lists Ladies 4H district demo in East Greenbush, Willing Service Girls, and Bowling League advances to Glens Falls pin classic with six teams already forwarded. Also reports social visits, a Florida trip, and Deerlick Home Bureau gathering with refreshment committee named.
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Tha Womens League
T. R Becker
Hill Spreat
David
Plattaburg
Fiat
Scully Way
Greenwich Central School
Centenary Methodist Church
Jjand
Frank Bryant
Harvey Baker
Willing Service
East Greenbush
Barbara Jane Robertson
Carolyn Warner
Marion Chesbro
Greenwich Men's Bowling League
Glens Faille City Bowling Association
Group Names Chest Officers for Community Services
The Council of Community Services met at the YWCA to appoint a personnel committee to interview and select an assistant executive secretary. Augustus W. Hennessey Jr. becomes executive secretary on March 1. The committee will choose a successor as soon as possible, with Fred Green chairing and Emory Coughlin among the members. The board ratified Hennessey’s appointment and heard reports from division chairs on health family care and office personnel. The finance committee reported income of 2389 and expenditures of 2843 for the first quarter. May budget conferences were set for earlier preparation. The Central Index had cleared 889 cases in the first quarter, and Hennessey noted the national Chest and Council conference emphasized genuine community participation for campaign success. The upcoming delegate assembly will meet February 28 at Samaritan Hospital to discuss programs.
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Council of ‘Community Services
W.C.A
Augustus W. Henneasey, Jr
Council and Community Chest
Fred Green
Emory Coughlin
Herbert G. August
Ernest L. Warneke
William M. Slavin
Douglas H. Hudson
Coughlin
Hennessey
Ernest E.mellogg
Harold Goodman
Howell A Innes
Thomas V. Kenney
Cheat and Council
Chest and
Council
August
Community Chest
Warneke
Chesta and Councils
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Samaritan Hospital
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