Watervliet K of C Fete Bowlers Triumphs Record
The Watervliet Knights of Columbus fete honored bowlers with awards for the first half year. Advocates led with 31–14. Recorders 24–21. Chancellors 24–21. Winners included Anthony A. Blehl captain and teammatesFrank W. Reynolds Joseph L. Blehl Robert Corbett and H Howard Deeker. Recorders Harry Wacker captain with Joseph O Connell John Demarest Ulric.
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Knights of Columbus
Advocatey
Recorders
Chancellora
Advocates
Anthony A. Blehl
Frank W. Reynolds
Joseph L. Blehl
Robert Corbett
Howard Deeker
Harry Wacker
Joseph O'Connell
John Demarest
Ulric
Knights of Columbus Council Elects New Officers Dinner Plans Set
Blain Murphy and Jasoph Murphy lead list of officers elected with Mr Dewker named president. Oie Cannings and Metro Beedle serve as senior and first vice presidents, Mr. Snolds as second vice president. Dinner precedes UK program with prayers led by Mr Cummings and eight captains. Anthony A. Biehl presides as toast master. Myst council will meet tomorrow at Knights of Columbus rooms. Projects for winter and spring will be published. Mr. Morse to preside.
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Dewker
Oie Lated
Ward J. Cannings
Metro Beedle
Mr. Nolds
Myst Council
Knights of Columbus
Wieterviiet
Morse
Watervliet Quintets Edge For Loop Lead In Big Night
Watervliet high school hosts a triple header tonight and tomorrow to decide top spot. Games feature Gil's vs Gyal Tony, Fitzpatrick's Flynn's at 8, Lie Mahar's vs Colonie A.A at 8. tomorrow Bube Manning vs Pugpatrick's at 7, Sullivan's vs Deratigans, Hess All Stars vs Gil's. Current standings show Fitzapatrick's and Mahar's leading with 2 0 and 2 0 records, Hess 1 4, Gils 1 1, Sullivan's 1 2, and others trailing.
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Watervliet
Watervliet High School
Gil
Gyal Tony
Fitzpatrick
Flynn
Lie Mahar
Colonie A.A
Gant
Bube Manning
Pugpatrick
New Officers Of Watervliet OES Feted
Newly elected officers of Willette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star were entertained Saturday night at the home of the newly installed worthy matron Mrs Lowne Carr. Discussion of projects for the year followed. The chapter will note Lincoln and Washington birthdays at Watervliet Museum Temple with officers hosting a surprise tea and twelve tables decorated for each month. A social at Mrs Carr’s home is planned for Wednesday Jan 29 with Alfred J Hart in charge. A youth committee will assist Water Vliet Girl Center after its opening. Members Mrs Nancy Forster and Mrs Elizabeth Kubergo will chair and attend the center’s next directors meeting. Miss Heiny Perry and Mrs Duts Wheelock served as pourers.
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Willette
Suir
Mas
Lowne Carr
Worth Avenue
Lincoln
Washington
Watervilet Musunle ‘Temple
Favorul
Alrs
Nancy Forster
Egabeth Kubergo
Dof
Heity Perry
Dutls Wheelock
Carr
Maplewood Firemen Plan Minstrel Show
Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department held a regular meeting at the firehouse led by President Michael Mhutto. Haris was named chairman with Scienski and Probek assisting, and a minstrel show is planned with a concert entry. Architects’ plans for a new fire house were accepted and bids for construction will be sought. A carnival show contract at McBain’s grounds was signed for May and a special go billing event was scheduled for Jan. 7:30 pm.
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Maplewood
McBain
Carneval
Obituary of Mrs. Johannah W Nelligan of Watervliet
Mrs Johannah W Nelligan wife of the late Russell Nelligan died Saturday at Home GAT Second Avenue Watervliet after a long illness. She was born in Albany and was a lifelong resident and a communicant of St Bridges Church. Survived by three brothers John T Nugent Albany William F Nugent Green Island and Ward F Nugent Albany and one sister Mary F Nugent Watervliet. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 am from J Gregory Newton Funeral Home 11 Fourth Avenue Watervliet and at 9 30 am from St Church where a requiem Mass will be sung. Interment will be in St Agnes Cemetery.
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Johannah WN
Nelligt
Johannah W. Nulligar
Russell Nelligan
Gat
Second Avenue
Watervliet
St. Bridget’s Church
Rosary Society
John T. Nugent
Albany
William F. Nuc Yent
Green Island
Sacred Heart at Watervliet Church Activities
Church schedule lists Sacred Heart at Watervliet with Miraculous Medal devotions and Perpetual novena in honor of St Anthony at Padua. Beacons Light Mission, First Avenue Methodist, Jermain Presbyterian and Calvary choir rehearsals, junior and adult groups, treasurers and officers meetings, and weekday religious education programs noted for today through Thursday.
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A. Navholm
Beacon Light Mission
First Avenue
Browniex
At & Pam
Matilon Wemple
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wemple
Wedneadsy
Jermain Fresbyterian
Cymmnasium
Ladies Aid
Calyir Choir
Perearsal
Strampeway
Watervliet Scouts Elect Officers
The Brownie Troop 47 in Watervliet elected officers at the First Avenue Methodist Church. Carol Belonka was named president, Joan Foley vice president, Janet Sulyy secretary, and Patricia Jeakins treasurer. The troop recently held a Christmas party at leader Mrs Emma Elunga’s home with Mrs Elsie Stewart assisting.
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Brownie
First Avenue Alethodist
Watervliet
Carol Belonka
Joan Foley
Janet Sulyy
Patricia Jeakins
Rensurer
Emma Elunga
Elsie Stewart
Audrey Evans
Talian
Carol
St Colmans Home Plans Winter Events
Sodality meetings at St Colmans Home are suspended for winter recess after Friday. Planned activities include regular Sunday movies and educational programs for children, aided by a donated projector from Willetts Chapter of the Eastern Star. Edmund Lawe of Greenigland acts as projectionist. a charity event by Watervliet Knights of Columbus is planned for Sunday night for the children.
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Sodality
St. Colman's Hime
Activisi
Willetts Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Edmund Lawe
Greenigland Ncts
Watervliet Knights of Columbus
Watervliet Elks Auxiliary Plans First Meeting of Year
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Water Vliet Lodge of Elks meets tonight at 4 pm at the club. Winter activities will be discussed with Mrs Peter H Pryor and Mrs John Keefe in charge of the point period as Mrs J Wilson Innes presides as president.
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Water Vliet Lodge of Elks
Pam
Peter H. Pryor
John Keefe
J. Wilson Innes
Legion To Meat
Thorms
Flynn Post
American Leplon
Cmdr
William
Hesson
Wil Preside
Ausiiary Tolent
Dakes
Waterriet Todge
Bp.o.e
J. Wilson
James
Plana
Peter II, Tryor
John Keele
Watervliet Pupils Present Health in Country Homes
Watervliet fourth grade held an assembly titled Health in Country Homes with students Ami McGhie Barburn Light Caryl Belunga Dorothy Jones Ronald Rexford William Waguies Barra Popp Robert Young and Renard Chatous. Miss William H Sauter supervised and accompanied the program.
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Ami McGhie
Barburn Light
Caryl Belunga
Dorothy Jones
Ronald Rexford
William Waguies
Barra Popp
Robert Young
Renard Chatous
Msg
William H. Sauter
Sage Host To Citizenship Study Group Set At Russell Sage College
Russell Sage College hosts a Citizenship Study Group conference to discuss women’s civic responsibility and political participation. President Helen McKinsky will host with Judge Anna Kross leading the discussions attended by leaders from Barnard Vassar Sweet Briar Lake Erie Connecticut College and others amid plans for future conferences.
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Low Roy
Russell Sage College
Helen McKinsky
Wight
Valleges
Makelny College
Russell Sage
Preaide
McKinskyy
Kathwine Bhat
Connecttccut College
Anna Kross
York City
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Sarah G. Blanding
Vassar College
Martha Lucas
Sweet Briar College
Helen D. Bragden
Lake Erie College
Rosemary Parle
Piunt
Connecticut College
Mary A. Cheek
Rockfort College
Margaret T. Corwin
New Jersey College For Women
Margaret Morriss
Pembroke College
Bessie ©. Randolph
Malling College
Mary Frint As
Dolan
Flora Alone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Nine Bicycles Still Without Owners
Chief of Wolley bank HH Kimndall alll hie nies bicycles on hia huni the her fa try witht nugcess to dlay any of. The bikes were brought to the Central Poltes Studion aid have not yot tear tek thy awaiers, Tt bey dall descrihe a lost bile, hy muy elation tt at tw stition howe, the Chief mal tories Valles bv taave & Wefout fel oll Iniae which has net fer claimed tiy tk owner.
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Wolley Bank HH
Kimndall
Poltes Studion Aid
Stition Howe
Mal Tories Valles Bv Taave
Greenwich East Creen Bridge Club Meets at Home
Creenwich East Creen-Bridge met Friday afternoon at the home of Mies with Harry Pevidins and Miss Wilma Galde presiding. A county home demonstration featured a "Know Your Sewing Machine" lesson. Twelve members attended and the next meeting is set for Feb at Mrs. Stewart Kipp’s home. USO campaign to raise 300 opens this week in Greenwich, chaired by William J. Hendran.
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Creenwich
Yne East -Creen-Bridge
Hon Barwin
Mies
Harry Pevidins
Wilma Galde
County Hore
Galde
Stewart Kipp
USO
Greenwich
William J. Hendran
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National Petoration of Women’s Clubs
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Women In World Affairs Organization
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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