School Girls Compete In Program
A day long basketball play day at Kilekerbrek er Junior High School drew teams from multiple area schools. Students competed in color groups, with wins earning color points as officials practiced for upcoming national exams at Columbia High School on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilet Fen
Troy
Kilekerbreker
Veith Ue
Lanslagburg High School
Ani
Laltekertuchordyaldr High
Misa Eleanor Relburg
Albany Academy For
Florence Ryan
Sdraloge Springs
Max Ami King
Waters 4
Alf
Albany High School
Maygayel
Park Coaseal School
Cale
Columbia High School
Jane Turner
Host Athletic Association
Dorothy Schafer
Tnvers
Marjorie Mataney
Mies Barbara McSmith
Barbara Lasbert
Joyce Midlebrook
Carolyn Martin
Janel Brandt
Jean Wilcox
Helen Dixon
Elsie
Eyre Hayner
Patricia Nial
Elizabeth Macamtey
Gramity High Schools
Knickerbacker Junior High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Lansingburg High School
Garious
Hoosick Falls Council Hosts Night Of Community Activity
In Hoosick Falls, the council meeting featured substitutes for absent officers, a session chaired by Grad Knight William J Repechum, and adoption of resolutions backing the Young Million and state welfare bills. A luncheon followed as committees discussed plans for community events and fundraising drives with local clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ueosick Falls
Cornci
Denis I. Mansfield
Saratoga Springs
James Millett
Kawai RB. McWvoy
Grand Knight
Jancis O'Neil
Wiliam J
New York State Teachers' Association
Boy Scout
Dhiice
Walter Mooday
Walter Warren
Asaoe
Sneral
Center Club
Waights of Columbus
North Hongiie Community Club
Yvinste Uf Tha el
Howsick Vallay Pos
Veterana
Foreign Way
American Legion
Comdr. A. Buthus
Harry Hotton
Yan
William Montgomery
Lire
Presbyterkin
Glens Palle
Enited Woman's Siaciety
Trojan Appointed to Market Superintendency
A. Houlihan, long associated with the firer, was named market superintendent for meal operations in Northern York by Central rig Inc. He will oversee meat processing and distribution across the chain as the Water Wiel office opens. The announcement cited Houlihan’s prior service with Wilk and the firm’s new role expanding its market operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Houlitan
Avenda
York
Central Rig, Inc
Salrdiy
Me. Houlihan
Wilk the
Ure Concern
Salem events and visits fill Salem Chronicle page
Local notes recount Salem residents and visitors including Charles B McKee and Miss Velve Porsester, with relatives in Greenwich and New York. Reports mention Jean Mackennel’s Presbyterian service, Bible study gatherings, and community groups such as the Grange conference and the Satyr Community Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Ars
Charles B. McKee Hay Gant
Boston
Mass
Peggy Sasa
New York
Je Eckbarg
Greenwich
Aledward
Mex Fivacis
Grewther Nas Et Tormid
Rimanch
Lois Skellie
North Greensigh
Nelson i Skedli
A . Ae Castella
Canbriden
Sini Ughtes
Mad Mie
Lugne
Middledire College
Tresay
Frank Whirn
Anhoeling
Jean Mackennel
C. BE
Matleson
Walter Marshalsed
Nent Hoatesy
Wilain Athans
Hastings Ton
Kenneth Streeter
Donald Hawke
Salem Ghion
Grange
O'Ponnall
Om Rive Depantovent
Sentaliont Cles
Peter Capuono
Avdatary
Carl Mary Resuver
Ensign Johnson
Satyr
Will
Nappi Seeks Early Prison Release After Murder Conviction
Adam Nappi, once in Hoosick Falls, seeks parole after serving over twenty years of a death sentence commuted to life. He and Mrs. Joseph Leo were convicted of murdering Leo, with Leo later testifying to their plot. Nappi’s parole efforts follow lengthy legal battles and immigration questioning.
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Nur
W& Nik
Jivy
Renggelner County Court
Mvirder
Mooulek
Joseph Lew
Nuppi
Albred E. Binith
Lew
Sian Oan
Hest
Nappi
Leo
Shewortain
Nap
Heer
Frank Minzurilto
Woveth Street
Troy Department of Public Works
Mazzara
Troy
Mazzavillo
Ma A
Ny Min
Adam Nappi
Anu
United States
Joseph Leo
Cher
Housick Falls
Leon
Hoosick Falls
Napplie
Bowes
White
Hoosick Pally
Leos
Hoosick
vFoseph Len
Salem Central School to Host Feb Dance Fundraiser
Officers announced a dance at Salem Central School auditorium on Saturday February 22 with Bees With orchestra for round and square dancing. Irwin Harmon oversees music, proceeds will fund summer concert expenses. public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
Ponsir
Salem Central School
Satur
Bees Wit
Tom & Pam
Irwin Harmon
Pahlie
Red Cross Drive Opens March 1 for 1947 fund goal
The 1947 Red Cross fund drive for Fensselier County opens Saturday March 1 with a goal of 389.00. Chairman Howard Sen avin announces the drive, with 62 percent kept locally and 38 percent sent to national headquarters. Seaman emphasizes aiding veterans and their families, hospital patients, and disaster readiness while urging public support and loyalty to community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fensselier County
Red Cross
Howard
Senavin
Chaplan
Marnard ‘Townsend
American Red Cross
Seaman
Veterans Administration
Steel Cross
Army
Navy
Rewidanta
United Sire
Lime
Keepsake: Knox native Guerett at Cornell professor Keeving
An obituary notice notes that Keeving at Cornell University welcomed a Knox, Pennsylvania native named Guerett. It recalls Guerett’s service in the armed forces during a major war and records his Friday connection to the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Keeving Ay
Cornell Liniversit
Avetdent Injuries Require 50 Stitches
A Newtonville resident Harold Witlleruthre, 33, required 50 stitches after an Albany incident Friday. He reported driving west on stems Avenue when a rat contingent covered his car into a nearby parked vehicle near the highway. Police are investigating the automotible mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Witlleruthre
Newtonville
Albany
Merulre
Albane Po
Stems Avenue
Tlanghe
Plans Complete for St Marys Mardi Gras Event
Announcement from St Marys Church outlines Mardi Gras festivities at the church hall to raise funds. Forty eight participants prepared with merchandise awards, games, vigils, and other activities expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccumniitees
Bela Lanny
St. Y'S Church Hall
Gost of Living Index Shows Slight Decline
Washington PM The all living index declined slightly between mid December and January, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Saturday. The index for fans 15 was estimated at 13 percent of the 189 average, down from a year before and higher than it Jue, 1920 the peak after World War I. The food price index for Jim Ih was estimated at LBt percent of the 1995-39 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau Ont Labor Statistica
Fda
Jim Ih
Latham and Betle Hostess Award Ceremony Notes
An OCR fragment mentions Latham, Mik Nels lis, and Mr Cahe with Mia Betle as hostess. Trey Holchkisa received high awards. Latham Korie Bien will perform at 1230 pan with Hee Manne, Me, and Balt in a Denver event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahe
Mia Betle
Mya
Trey Holchkisa
Latham Korie Bien
al Te
Denver
Russell Sage Faculty Tea Courtesy and Attendees
Faculty members hosted a tea at Russell Sage College with about 180 attendees. The event featured Mrs Charlen Beasey and Miss Gries VanDervoort among the organizers and noted attending officers of a local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Snaff
Avian Heth
Alunitio
Tiny Chapter
Adve
Charlen Beasey
Mire Lrodericl Macdtude
Miss Men Dropldita
Mia Gries VanDervoort
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Yw.c
Mra
Edi
Cathy
Valentine Warty
Mary
Ieka
Emily Radel
Amy McPhee
Hed Iy
Amy John J. Abern
Meek Ted
Mie
Paually
Limerick
Savrity
River Street
Noietleme Atheqler
Trojan
Srevintie Ourg
Lel
Henchens TC
Arena AK
Rowan Despot
Sun Ad
Talnnest
Ibee
Bony
Therlee
Girl Scouts of
St. Anthony's Church
Aliss Miry Ann 'Pombnensa
Patricia Ponetli
Jane Bonelli
Lorraine Doyle
Marie Pallaciny
Mary Valente
Angeline Biuecie
Adele Cocua
Taft
Alfred Lewes
MGE
Tikes Square
Radio City
Bing & IG Inc
Managearrett
Gost
Latham
Trego & Paul
Amer
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Co
Rice
First Street
Troy, N.Y
Couse F. Bo
Hess
Wature
Gradi House of Fruit Industries
California
Fruit Industries, Ltd
Second Street
Congress Street
Isweater
Hoosick Street
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Remsen Street
Cohoes
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