Watervliet City Council awards contracts and funds transfers
At their first 1940 meeting the Watervliet City Council awarded contracts for fuel oil liquids ammonia chlorine and bacterial testing and approved interdepartmental fund transfers totaling 61499.43 including road work and water system repairs. The council also renewed the Mohawk and Hudson Humane Society dog warden contract and heard the December health report noting increases in communicable diseases. Dominick Grillo was elected president of the Rotary club with a seven officer staff and plans for an installation dinner and February to April activities.
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Watervliet City Council
Werea
Charles A. Birmingham
Eliabeth A. Halpin
A Previgie Genna
Aieter
Tralo-Balbo Club
Water Department
Council
Nam
Cavanaugh
West Virginia Puly ‘Paper Co
Peebles Chemical Company
Mathieson Chemical
DuPont-DeNemours
General Dairy Service Corp
Mohawk and Hudson Humane Society
Gay Blades Card Party Held At Mrs. De Shaw Home
The Gay Blades held a party Tuesday night at 401 Tenth Street the home of Mrs Allan De Shaw. Mrs Helen Adams presided at the business session with Mrs Join Barrett and Mrs Thomas Murphy serving as treasurer and secretary in the absence of others. Prizes were won by Mrs Aston B Alien and Mrs Albert H Shorkey.
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Gay Blades
Allan de Shaw
Tenth Street
Helen Adams
Join Barrett
Thomas Murphy
Patrick McKeown
Joseph Leshy
Aston B. Alien
Albert H. Shorkey
Sullivans cement lead with sixth straight win in Senior League
The Sullivans topped the Rangers 78 36 at the Watarviet Civic Center as Touriof led with 24 points in a dominant performance. Ned McLaughlin led the Rangers with 12 while Sam Rowley and Bill Squadere stood out for the visitors.
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Sullivans
Watarviiet Civic Center
Rangers
Touriof
Chuck Meehan
Jack Richardson
Jim Wiseman
Lou
Tom Alaxanjan
Cod Pierce McGrath
School 7 P T A To Hear Address By Dentist
School 7 Parent Teacher Association votes to hear Dr Walter Warren of Water view speak on Dental Hygiene Tuesday at 7 p m His visit is part of a program funded by a food sale bake sale and rummage sale The group also reports completed book cases and added books under the direction of Alfred Aulis and with input from William Mason Donald Morino Sarkia Mooradian Earl Duffney Roger Harria and Sanford Kanter
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Walter Warren
Waterview
P.m
William A. Stewart
Alfred Aulis
William Mason
Donald Morino
Sarkia Mooradian
Earl Duffney
Roger Harria
Sanford Kanter
Ramuel Goldey
St Nicholas Society Elects Officers at Parish Hall Meeting
Stephen Kowalchyk was reelected president of the St Nicholas Society at a weeklong meeting held in the parish hall. Other officers named include Peter Kowalchyk vice president John Zendron secretary Stephen Kravac treasurer Stephen Wanda and John Spink comptrollers Lucas Klaenick sergeant at arms Stephen Krill public city director Andrew Hoblock Republican city chairman and Andrew Chura spoke at the banquet following the election John Zendron served as master of ceremonies.
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St. Nicholas Society
Stephen Kowalchyk
Peter Kowalchyk
John Zendron
Stephen Kravac
Stephen Powanda
John H. Spink
Lucas Klaenick
Stephen Krill
Ncity
Andrew A. Hoblock
Andrew Chura
Coccas Bowlers Sweep Walt's in Watervliet League Night
Cocca's Cleaners posted the only 2 0 sweep by defeating Walt's Diner as Frank Cocca led with 282 and 617 series. Ralph Ditton had 644 and Chris Dreacher 514 for the Cleaners. high for Disera was 480 by Car Rich. Foley's Feed Store, B. J. Fruit Center and Evertsens won 2 1 over Balbo, Italian War Vets and Patten, while Pat Motano led B. J. with 507 for Italian War Vets by John Julian and Frank Consuelo topped Foley's with 487. Al Mangene led the Legion with 227 561.
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Watervliet
Wang
Cocca
Cleaners
Walt
Frank Cocca
Ralph Ditton
Chris Dreacher
Rich
Foley's Feed Store
B. & J. Fruit Center
Polio Drive Leaders Map City Campaign Plans
The March of Dimes campaign in Watermet met at the Civic Center to plan the drive. Officials said notices will go to organizations and individuals for a conference, with the campaign starting Friday January 14 and ending Monday January 31.
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Kapisota
Watervliet
Watervliet Civic Center
Medore A. Comeau
Edward §. Phelan
Lawrence L. Proctor
Kyran A. Fisher
Jack I. Butler
Chapter Installs Officers at Willetta Chapter Ceremony
Willetta Chapter C E S held installation at the Masonic Temple naming 17 officers seven elective ten appointive. Betty Perry became worthy matron succeeding Allee Hetallick. Alfred J. Hart as worthy patron led the ceremony with assistance from William Groesbeck.
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Willetta
C.E.S
Masonic Temple
Betty Perry
Allee Hetallick
Alfred J.hart
Wiliam Groesbeck
Troy
Mancy Forster
Dorothy Lennon
Jean Richmond
Emma Batchteler
Hilda Batchteler
Bir
Louise Carr
Anna Rutz
Helen Harris
Retaillick
Florence Rotseau
Jessie Moore
Helen Morse
Everettt Carlson
Sentinel
Lois Collier
Owida Willis
Cage Games Slated For Schools
The Public School Athletic League outlines a doubled twenty game cage schedule directed by Stephen F Burke with a home and home format. The top team wins a board of education trophy as in prior years and all games start at 2 30 pm with four six minute quarters.
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All-Stars
Royals
Tony Ferrer
Bob Brown
Bill Krause
Joe Meyers
Red Devils
The
Harps
Joe Czajkowski
Larry Pasos
Red Devil
Red Griffen
Joe Wasula
Jim Murray
Tom Carroll
Stephen F. Burke
Board of Education
School gift drives and meetings modify city program schedule
The article notes multiple February and March school events with gifts to children in the southern city area. Mrs Harry Doust presided at a business meeting. next session planned at Thomas B Flyint rooms. Board directors meet January 18 at Mrs Richard Preston's home. Car theft mix up: Alvin Laward paid $2 to reclaim his car after police towed it as stolen.
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Naomi Timmerman
Adah
Helen Greene
Ruth
Beverly Samuels
Esther
Hilda McCall
Martha
Marion Leggett
Electa
Amy Leitrle
Theif
Retallick
Harry Doust
Thomas B. Flyint
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Richard Preston
First Street
Aymouth
Ind
Alvin Laward
Leonard
Welfare group to back March of Dimes drive
The Schuyler Park Welfare Association voted to support the Waterliet March of Dimes campaign. The effort runs from January 14 through the end of the month with the group planning active participation and reports on the Christmas project.
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Schuyler Park Welfare Association
Waterliet
Twelve year old Clara Ann Jodoth killed crossing street
A Detroit girl, Clara Ann Jodoth, age twelve, walked to a drug store to buy a get well card for a relative. On her way home she was struck and killed by an automobile. Police investigated the fatal accident and quoted witnesses about the scene.
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Detroit
Clara Ann Jodoth
Mrs Krause Elected Auxiliary President
Mrs Anna Krause was elected President of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ukrainian American Citizens Club at a weekly meeting. Officers named for the year include Mrs Eva onda vice president Mrs Tillie Woncik treasurer and Mr Eva Zendrau secretary. The auxiliary plans a meeting January 29 at the club rooms and urged member attendance.
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Anna Krause
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Grillo
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Tosuph Agsini
Frank Damiano
Anthony Pascale
Anthony Marsh
Arme
Patrick Barbaro
Joseph Nuolo
Michael’ Squadere
Busone
Barbare
James Romamo
Ruolo
Luca Pascale
Joseph Anthony
Joseph Bagnerdi
Marsh
Harry D'Agostino
Blue Jaens
Clovers
Indians
Marion Schanz
Wiglet Wager
Helen Prokrym
Jean Hoffman
Dolores del Signore
Natalie Care
Joan Burger
Ross Mary Sachett
Dot Hoffman
Rocket
Black Knights
Civic Center
Rockets
Tom Bramftt
Eddie Dermott
Balbo Club Fleets
John Daubney Wiliet
Furnace
Steve Removal
Delollo
Welfare Group
March of Dimes
Kaun Cere Bs
Symphony
Magnavox
Rogues
Columbia
Columbia Records
Cluett & Sons
Schenectady
Cluett ¢ Sons
State ST
Krause
Leo Ruede
John Fitegeal
William Aine
Women's Auxiliary
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Fifteenth Street
Thomas Coughlin
Pitercr
Nationail
Iba Ini
Corioies
Coda
Remsen and
Oneida Sts
Telephone Cohoes
Bmgmder Federal Report
Wurance Corporation
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