Salvation Army Board Elects Two in Mechanicville
The Mechanicville Salvation Army Advisory Board added William H W Henchey and Emil F Oberst to its 18 member group plus 3 officers at last week’s annual dinner meeting held in the corps dining hall on Central Ave. The event honored officers and volunteers including Maj Clyde Wadman and Mrs Wadman with a tambourine drill by Mechanicville Corps youths directed by Lt Jeanette Sharp. Senior Capt Rosalie M Davis filed the annual report.
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Mechanicville Advisory Board
Salvation Army
Wiliam HW. Henchey
Mechanicville Westvaco Plan
Emil F. Oberst
Taysons Papers, Inc
Corps
Central Avehives
Clyde Wadman
Schenectady Corps
Wadman
Mechanicville Corps
Jeanette Sharp
Harvey F. Seaman
Rosalie M. Davis
Seaman
Earl D. Rooney
Stillwater
Thomas D Nolan
Mechanicville
The
Jeannette Sharp
J. Burton Herrick
Senate
K. Ostrander
Afternoon Club Studies Hawaii Alaska Topics
The Monday Afternoon Club of Mechanicville focused on Hawaii and Alaska with papers on Cultura in Alaska and Hawaiian Music. The session included illustrated talks and recorded music. Next meeting is set with Mrs John Harber of Green Street.
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Hawaii
Alaska
Mechanicville
Charles
Record
Walvan 'T. Moore
Lbvary
Wilbur Curtis
Nic. Wayland Batley
Will He
John Harber
Green, Street
Collision injures reported near Mevhanteville on Friday night
An oil tanker and a tractor-trailer rear end collision occurred about half a mile north of Mevhanteville at 8 pm Friday. The tanker driven by George More, 63, of 70 Fall Road, Mechanicsville, was struck from behind by Julius Garand, 28, of Fort Edward. Both vehicles sustained minor damage and no injuries were reported.
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Mevhanieville
George More
Fall
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Polog
Julius Garand
Fort Edward
Malta Stattion
Missionary Rev Neely to Speak at Memorial Baptist Church
Rev Taylor D Neely missionary to the Philippines of the American Baptist Korean Missionary Society will address a meeting at 8 pm in the Woman's Society room of Memorial Baptist Church Mechanicville.
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Philippines
American Baptist
Korean Dassion Socielies
Pam
Woman's Society
Memorial Baplist Church
Mechanieville
Mechanicville Man Injured In Stillwater Crash
William F. Holmes of Mechanicville 20 suffered a knee injury Saturday in Stillwater after his car skid at a village intersection, struck a parked car and went down the embankment near the Hudson River. A tow truck recovered the vehicle. The parked car owner was C. Sylvester of Canada staying at a nearby rooming house.
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William F. Holmes
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Hudson River
Holmes
Sign
C. Sylvester
Canada
Two Motorists Fined and Probation for DUI Collision
Three drivers faced penalties after a Friday City Court session. John G. Thayes of Schaghtlecke paid $15, Andeay Risneher of Duusbach pond paid $a, both fined for drying while intoxicated. Philip H. Walsh of West Side River side received six months probation and license revocation after pleading guilty to the two car crash on N Main Street near Greenwood Avenue Thursday.
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John G. Thayes c
Schaghtlecke
Andeay
Risneher
Duusbach Pond
Latham
Night School Registration Announced At Mee Chanterville High
Open registration for the Adult Relocation program at Mee Chanterville High continues due to weather closures. Applications are accepted on both days for all classes including Driver Education as confirmed by the Adult Education director.
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Meechanteville High School
Palmer Rolls High Triple In City Bowling League
Palmer bowled a 604 high triple and posted honor singles 213 and 201 in Mechanicalville City Bowling League action. Charles Mone led with a 236 single and 562 triple as runners up include Ca fararo 233 588 and Sabatino 627. Park Avenue Beauty Salon beat Northern Auto 3 0.
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Phil Palmer
Mechanicville City
Palmer
John Walther
Charles Mone
John Cafararo
Art Marocco
Oscar Brundige
Anthony Pascucci
Vincent Pater
Park Avene! Beauty Salon
Northern Auto
Fantaned
Song of
Italy
Pittgorald
West Virginia
Baxter
Val
Kiwanians Host Valentine Party for Boys at Troy Home
Stillwater Kiwanis and the Twins Club visited St. Joseph's Home in Troy to sponsor a Valentine party for 21 boys aged 5 to 7. Club presidents Crank Marmilo and John G. Menges led activities with cartoons and refreshments including ice cream soda and cookies baked by members' wives. Gifts were distributed to each boy.
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Mechanicville
Stillwater
St. Joseph's
Troy
Crank Marmilo
John G. Menges
Virginia Izzo Flourishes In Mechanicville Bowling Loop
Virginia Izzo rolled a high triple of 509 and an honor single 182 for the Mechanicville Women’s Bowling Club last week. Rose Del Prete logged a 195 high single with 177 honor mark and a 495 triple while others posted solid scores including D’Alberto Robens Fi nelli and De Vito. Team play saw Canada Dry beating Ahearn’s 3-0, Motor Pool blanking Mildos 3-0, Caplan’s over Sam’s Atlantic two-to-one, and Matrazzo’s over Pongillo Cleaners with two wins.
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Virginia Izzo
Mechanicville
Rose del Prete
Honor Marke
Rosalie D'Alberto
Mary Robens
Millie Finelli
Sally de Sorbe
Angela Dugan
Mary Rabbill
Evelyn Desnoyers
Carmella de Vito
Canada Dry
Ahearn
Motor Pool
Mildo
Caplan
Sam's Atlantic
Matrazzo
Pongillo Cleaners
Finelli
Izzo
Robens
Theresa Sgambati
Hele. Bruno
de Vito
Rose Maskell
Frances Tazo
Juanita Gilmore
Jennie Cervine
Mary Canonica
Rabbitt
Virginia Lenihan
Margaret Pignatelli
Sylvia D'Alberto
WSCS Meeting at Virst Methodist Church in Mechanicville
The WSCS gathering at Virst Methodist Church Mechanicville features Mrs John Harber in charge of devotions and Mrs Frank Jay Weld as hostess chairman. The event centers on ecumenical movement topics and community aid programs.
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WSCS
Virst Methodist Church
Mechanicville
John Harber
Frank Jay Weld
Legion To Meet Today At Mechanicville Post Hall
The Legion meets today at 5 p m in Mechanicville rooms on Central Avenue. Fred J Clark Post will host and discuss upcoming events and community projects.
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Fred J. Clark
Ameri Tca Legion
Mechanic Ivilla Cooms
Central Avenue
Firemen To Meet Mountain View Volunteers Tonight
Mountain View Volunteer Fire Co. schedules its monthly meeting at 8 pm in the fire hall on Shatter Avenue. The session was postponed from last Monday due to inclement weather.
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Mountain View Volunteer Fire Co
Shatter Avenue
New York Approves Third Year Of Auto Inspections
New York moves into its third year of periodic motor vehicle inspections for 1940 and older cars and trucks. The program adds 191 models to the safety check and allows front wheel removal to inspect brakes at state stations. A February March adjustment due to poor road conditions. other rules remain unchanged.
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New York
Hillston
Joseph P. Kelly
District Traffic Assn Plans Dinner Program
The Capital District Traffic Association will hold its regular monthly meeting named Sche nectady night at Rizzo's Restaurant on Erie Boulevard in Schenectady tomorrow. A steak dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Guests of honor include traffic and transportation officials from Schenectady industries. Many executives from rail, motor freight, airlines, and other industries from New York City, Buffalo, and the Troy area are expected.
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Trafic Assn
Schenectady
Rizzo
Erie Boulevard
Trafic
New York City
Bufflo
Troy Area
Middle East Tensions Highlighted at Emma Willard Lecture
Mrs. Vera Deans talk at Emma Willard School on tensions in the Middle East emphasized that turmoil stems from societal change rather than regional conflicts. She cited nationalism, Western technology, and the need for alien nations to seek identity and aid as nations evolve.
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Middle East
John Seward ‘Johnson Charitable Trust
Dean
Uus
BCP
New Hemorrhoid Remedy Claims Fast Results Without Surgery
A New York report touts Bio-Dyne as a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. The article says it shrinks swelling, relieves itching and pain, with months long maintenance observed by doctors. It promotes Preparation H as suppositories or ointment and guarantees satisfaction.
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New York, N.Y
U.S
Pat
Miss Clemewell Lay Leads Foreign Policy Research Drive
Diotee by Miss Clemewell Lay co-headmistress and research director is editor of the Foreign Policy Association's research publications. A Radcliffe graduate with a Yale PhD she serves as visiting professor of government at Rochester University. Her books include Europe and the United States and Foreign Policy Without Fear.
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Clemewell Lay
Foreign Policy Assn
Radcliffe College
Yale University
Rochester University
Europe
United States
Agriculture Still Brazilian Mainstay
Rio de Janeiro notes that despite growth in mining and manufacturing, agriculture remains the cornerstone of Brazil’s economy with farming traditions sustaining rural livelihoods and export sectors.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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