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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1949

Page

21

Behr Manning Plans Plant Expansion and Street Closure

Behr Manning seeks land for a new building extension at its Waterford plant. The City Council adopted an ordinance to discontinue Eighth Avenue and an alley from 25th Street to the plant, with a public hearing set for May 12. The city reports $404,000 in funds, well under the bonded debt limit, with a margin of $571,741.28.

Waterford Atepa Behr Manning Corp Eighth Avenue Eighth 25Th Street Behr Manning Ihe

Policemen Ball Plans Set for St Patrick's Hall

Police planning committee met at St Patrick's Church Hall to finalize arrangements for the annual Policemen's Ball to be held tomorrow night. Uniforms will be worn as the city’s 22 policemen host hundreds of friends and guests, with Charles E. McAndrews as general chairman announcing strong early ticket sales and a large crowd expected. Maurice J. Kennan, honorary chairman and chief of police, will deliver the welcome address.

St. Pattics Church Hall Charles E. McAndrews Sesason St Patrick's Hall Marice J. Kennan

Obituary notices for McGlynn Hogan and Anna W Jones

Funeral services for John H. McGlynn were held at Parker Brothers Memorial and St Patrick's Church with Rev Joseph N Chmielewski Rev Thomas J Quinn Rev Edmund J Burns and music by Mrs Agnes Dundon Peter Heffern. Parker F Hogan's funeral followed at St Patrick's with Rev Burns and Rev Daniel D Hogan officiating. An estate valued over $10 000 in the will of Anna W Jones of this city was probated naming her sister Ella L Jones as beneficiary.

John H. McGlynn Parker Brothers’ Memorial Broadway St. Patrick's Church Joseph N. Chmielewski Thomas J. Quinn Edmund J. Burns Agnes Dundon Peter Heffern Heffern Domini Jesu Christie James J. Ditton Edward C. Herrmann John M. Zullo Walter J. Parsley Joseph R. Quinan William YP. Skirving Bernard A. Tierney William J. Raleigh St Patrick's Cemetery Father Burns Father Quinn Muther's Union Parker F. Hogan Cummings Third Avenue Anna W. Jones Troy Edward G. Rogan Albany Ella L. Jones

Miss Tatzazian Wins Essay Contest Prize

Waterstret Hitch School senior Miss Tatzazian wrote the winning essay on how the New York State Law Against Discrimination combats employment discrimination. The Rox Council of the State Commission Against Discrimination awarded her the prize for Brotherhood Week observance.

Laisse Saiza Pet Tatzazian Waterstret Hitch School Esstem Rox Council The State Commission Against Discrimination

Judge Noonan To Lead Red Cross Campaign Drive

William E. Noonan Watervliet city judge was named campaign chairman of the Red Cross drive for funds at the Water viet Branch meeting in Rensselaer County. He named Mrs Louis Chaloux as cochairman. drive begins March 14 for two weeks with a city quota of 3.50. Noonan, active in multiple bar associations and K of C units, will appoint drive committees and subdivide the city into districts. Volunteers of both sexes urged. Mrs James B H Largas presided. report on New Year’s Eve flood noted most flood cases closed. seven new directors welcomed Col Andrew Lamb dis aster vice chairman Vincent Lamb John Dean and others.

William E. Noonan Watervilet Red Cross Waterviet Rensselaer County American Red Cross Noonan Louis Chaloux Frensselaer Albany Counties Wa’terviet Council K. of C Father van Rensselaer Assembly James BH Largas Thomas F. Cavanaugh Fea Rensleptner County Lews Chaleux Wiliam Sulzberrer Harry Rettie James ‘Hutchinson Vincent Lamb John Dean

Patten Post Bowlers Hold Second Place in League

Patten Post American Legion Kemm sits two games behind leaders after sweeping Evert sons. Frank Slichko led with 206, Stan Prokrym 557, Al Masgene 525, while Al Miock topped Evertsons with 510. Cocca's Cleanera swept Walt's Diner as Frank Cocca posted 209, Drescher 520, Carboni 501, Huth 451. Balbo Club and Italian War Vets both took two from Foley's and B J Fruit Center respectively. Tony Marscio 486 led Balbo Foley match. Charles Millman 466 led Vets B J games. Master Mason Night invited. Villetta Chapter to sponsor at Masonic rone. Next session in March with first-degree class.

Watervliet Fraternal Patten Post American, Legion Kemm Evertsons Frank Slichko Legion Stan Prokrym al Masgene al Miock Cocca Walt Frank Cocca Chris Drescher John Carboni Ed Huth Balbo Club Foley B. & J. Fruit Center Tony Marscio Charles Millman

Methodists To Hold Meeting Tuesday

The Third Avenue Methodist Church will conduct its Fourth Quarterly Conference Tuesday March 1 with Rev. Ernest F. Tripp Troy District superintendent in charge Trustees to serve three year terms will be elected after a covered dish supper. Officers will be named for the coming year and reports from committees learned. The budget will be presented and voted on.

Third Avenue Methodist Church Ernest F. Tripp Troy

Work Second Degree At Evening Star Lodge

The second degree was worked on a class of candidates at this week's communication of Evening Star Lodge F.KAM with Paul Clickner master in charge of the ceremonies. It was announced at.

Evening Star Lodge F.kam Paul Clickner

Cioffi Lifts Sullivans To Victory In Local Cage Games

In Watervliet Civic Center senior basketball, Low Cioffi led the Sullivans with 41 points as they beat the Rangers 61 to 38. Bill Behuniah added 22 and Lou Faley 5 for the winners, while Tony Reylea led the Rangers with 16 and Tony Squadere 12. In the nightcap Canton A C edged Knights of Columbus 42 to 41 with Pierce McGrath scoring the decisive basket. Tom Alexanian led Canton with 15, McGrath and Chet Mielewski contributing in double figures. Gene Burns scored 21 for HC and Charlie Anderson starred on defense for the losers.

Mikan Low Cioffi Sullivans Watervilet Civic Center Rangers Cloffi Bill Behuniah Lou Faley ILC McGrath Chet Mielewski Gene Burns H.C Chariey Anderson

Amaranth Courts to Sponsor Social Event at Watervliet Civic Center

Nine area Amaranth courts join in a card party and social to aid cerebral palsy at the Watervliet Civic Center. The event on 8 pm tomorrow uses first floor for games and second floor for a social, with Mrs. Catherine Miler hosting and Mrs. Leo Turgeon assisting. The gathering features prizes, refreshments, and guest Mrs. June Meech Morey of Mohawk.

Amaranth Order of Amaranth Waterviiet Civic Cent Catherine Miler Evers Eighth Avenue Hartlet Dun Don Arbenet Order Sion Sally Nolles Mary ‘Bessette Helentron Leo ‘Turgeon|mittee Louise Carr Water Ella Kimball Civ Civic Mary Laird Apollo Court Troy Elizabeth Galloway Palestine Court Lansingburg Iits Effie A.chase Hiawath Court Watervliet Ida Lovell Hoosick Court Hoosick Falls Mar Zeta Delta Gamma’ Delta Sorority Airport Inn Marjorie Gaffers Ann Riley Gloria Coteh Joan Connors Marianne Rela Connie Stebbins Alice Wing Geraldine Maharand Dorothy Griffin Dolores Murray Ruth Brandt Agnes Morrone Miss Gaflers Pat Nealy Peggy Scholan Joan Stratta Marie Fera Grace Nash Jéan Flannery Jane Dix Joan McDermott Ruth Murray Dorothy McGrath Ruth Whitman Eileen Vosburgh Lillian Gillard Betty Donovan Eileen Crall

Slave Market Rumor Sparks Confusion in Los Angeles

An unverified description of a so called slave market near Ya Brea Avenue and West Third Street circulates, noting odd jokes from passersby and claims of wages up to $125 an hour, though details remain unclear and likely exaggerated.

Los Angeles Ya Brea Avenue West Third Street

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