County Child Welfare Report Filed
The Rensselaer County Board of Child Welfare submitted its 28th annual report to the Board of Supervisors through executive secretary John T Fagan. The period covers Nov 1 1942 to Nov 1 1943 with 58 aid applications 32 new and 26 reapplications and 146 mothers and 354 children aided.
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Rensselaer County Board of Child Welfare
Haseen
Board of Suervisors
John T Fagan
Citg
Ir. Fagan
Department of Wel
Wdth
Contract Board Approves Year-End Bills for 1943
The municipal Board of Contract and Supply approved bills from thirteen concerns totaling 12,750 dollars. The Newark Power and Light Corp bills 9,356 dollars covered final payment for municipal street lighting, with annual lighting costs about 12,000 dollars. At Dr James H Lynn's request the Board of Estimate and Apportionment changed the title of Mrs Frances Buckley from stenographer to clerk, noting the stenographer designation was an error.
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Municipal Board of Contract
Board of Estimate
Health Department
Board of Contract and
Suply
Newark Power and Light Corp
James Hlynn
Gard
Frances Buckley
Ularly
Lynn
First Ward Republican Stage Dinner Set to Honor Local Officials
A First Ward Republican committee meeting announced reservations for the Stage Dinner at Tendrick Hudson will close Tuesday noon. New entertainment committee members Jacob Cope Louise Pafundi and Catherine Graham join chair John J Griffa as Rep Dean F P Taylor mayor-elect John Ahern and Joseph W Graham the alderman and supervisor named for the event.
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First Ward
Greenwich Officer Missing in Action in Pacific and Europe
The War Department announced yesterday that Greenwich Lt Ashley F. Pritchard, son of John W. Pritchard, is missing in action in the Southwest Pacific Area. The list also reports 15 missing in action in the European theater, including Charles F. Bink, husband of Ara Margaret Bink of Albany.
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Wist
Ashley F Pritchard
John W Pritchard
Dain Street
Greenwich
Southwest Pacific
War Department
United States
Charles F Bink
Ara Margaret Bink
Albany
January Meeting for Genung Sunday School Class
The January meeting of Mrs J Seth W Genung's Sunday School class will be held Monday at the home of Mrs Ida M Sliter at 453 Ninth Avenue. Assistant hostesses are Mrs Byron Follett Mrs James O'Brien and Mrs Burton Brust. The program is led by Mrs Harry Mason and Mrs C B Sprague with Miss Carolyn Breed giving devotions.
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J Seth W. Genung
Ida M Sliter
Ninth Avenue
Byron Follett
James O'Brien
Burton
Harry Mason
C B Sprague
Carolyn Breed
East Side Albia Lodge elects officers and plans joint installation
Albert R Fox was elected noble grand of Albia Lodge of Odd Fellows at a regular meeting. Others elected include Harry Schramm vice grand Harry Mohl financial secretary H E Duran secretary Albert Snover treasurer and A D Egleston sr trustee. A joint installation with Silverbrook Lodge is planned for Albia Hall on Jan 20 with Abe Wolins district deputy leading.
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Albert R Fox
Albia
Snover
Granville Pfeiffer
County Officials Invite to Two OCP Events
Rensselaer County Civilian Protection Organization officials accepted invitations for two OCP activities next month. Lewis V Griffin will represent the county at Schenectady for a guidon presentation to General Electric plant protection guards, named the top unit among 28 counties. Griffin and Mrs Math Uda Mallinson will attend a two day Albany conference January 12 and 13 on The War Council and Its Community hosted by the State War Council.
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Rensselaer County Civilian Protection Organization
OCP
Thursda
Lewis
Griffin County
Cnilian Protection
Rensselaer County
Schenectady
Second Service
General Electric Co
Second Service Command
State Armory
Griffin
Math Uda Mallinson
January ushers named for St Paul the Apostle church
The Church of St Paul the Apostle announces January ushers for the three mass times. At 7:30 a.m. Edward J Farrell, Walter Kane, Philip L Bohier. At 8:45 a.m. A J Carron and Charles Donohue. At 10 a.m. Frank G Rodd, Frank LaMay, William Collins, Harold Almond, Joseph P Kice. At 11 a.m. John McGuire, James Mulcahy and Michael Flynn.
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Church of St Paul the Apostle
Edward J Farrell
Walter Kane
Philip L Bohier
A J Carron
Charles Donohue
Frank G Rodd
Frank LaMay
Wiliam Collins
Harold Almond
Joseph P Kice
John McGuire
James Mulcahy
Michael Flynn
Diagramless Crossword Puzzle Show in The Showpaper
A diagramless crossword puzzle item appears in the issue with grid layout hints and clues. Readers are invited to fill the grid by solving the themed hints and cross references. No further details on grid size or theme are provided in the available text.
Puzzle Answer Key Fragments and Clues List
A compact, puzzle style list of mismatched clues and partial answers detailing multiple wordplay entries. It includes corrupted spellings like Eskimo bomes and Winged, plus hints for various definitions and letter shifts.
Divorce Granted to Anna R Fountain from Ernest J Fountain
The Supreme Court Justice Pierce H Russell granted an absolute divorce to Anna R Fountain of 706 Grand Street from Ernest J Fountain of Wynantskill. The couple wed in the city on February 21 1921 and the interlocutory decree was issued in September. Irwin J Cohen represented Anna Fountain.
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Anna R Fountain
Grand Street
Ernest J Fountain
Estates in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court Filings
Final decrees in two estates filed in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court show executors settling assets. Letters of administration granted for William F Mons, died July 12 in the city. widow Gertrude E Mons and daughter Mary G Mons receive a nominal estate.
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Rensselaer County
Willam F Mons
Gertrude E. Mons
Mary G Mons
Sixth Avenue
John J Sweeney
Russell D Meredith
Ida E Dennin
James A Kent
Lucy F Dunnigan
Harold W Turner
Eugene Newton
Mary McCarthy
George Plouffe
James Breton
Tenth Street
Eugene and
Frances Newton
Second Street
Anna Newton
Carl 4
DeLucia
Hospital Discharges Accident Victims After Cohoes Collision
Mrs Edmund W Ryan of 20 Continental Avenue Cohoes and Miss Catherine Sandholt of 255 Fifth Avenue were discharged from Cohoes Hospital after a car accident on South Saratoge Street. Both were passengers in a car that collided with a truck while en route to their jobs at Behr Manning Corp.
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Edmund W Ryan
Continental Avenue
Cohoes
Catherine Sandholt
Fifth Avenue
Cohoes Hospital
South Saratoge Street
Behr Manning Corp
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