Columbia Community Council Education Booklet Highlights Local Progress
A statewide showcase cites the Columbia Community Council for adult education and community action. The 14 page booklet Adventures in Cooperation details history from 1946, goals, and 21 directors, plus efforts like doorstep services, improved communications, and a new district directory.
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This Community Council
Cam Exercina Dy
Directhm
Mra
Joesph Bolsar
Namic
Realatic
Ima
New York State Commission
P. OK
Tc of Education
Francis T. Boauld- Ingimba
Bureau of Adult
Duca- Hom
JIMNY
Quartteca
Kuyt Greenbush
Lvcrd
New York
Central
Columbia Community Council
Bant Greenbush Central Behoo
Rensselaer
Troy
Brainard
Roland
Sea News
Eoward W. Bates
Fred Wiliams
Nils G. Holm
Qmet
Weekly Community Event Schedule With Evening Gatherings
A compact list of club meetings and church activities for the week across East Greenbush Nassau Clinton and Schodack areas. The lineup includes Luther Community Club North Greenbush Community Association Nassau Boy Scouts and several Bureau and church groups with times ranging from 3 pm to 8:30 pm and events from study classes to forums and dinners.
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Luther Community Club
Couse Home Bureau
3 Trees Home Bureau
Clinton Heights
North Greenbush Community Association
Nassau Boy Scouts
Wiling
Nassau Methodist Church
Girls League
Blooming Reformed Church
Adwit
Central School
Philathea
Bloomingrove Reformed Church
Greenbush-Nassau Kiwanis Club
East Greenbush Fire Co
Boy Scout Eastern District Council
Columbia Commuunity Council
East Greenbush Methodist Church
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New
East Greenbush
New Exchange Topic for East Greenbush Couples Club
January meeting at Greenbush Reformed Church East Greenbush discusses the new exchange and resident benefits upon completion. Guest speaker is Robert E Woodworth Albany NY Telephone. Committee includes Mr and Mrs Robert Shillinglaw Mr and Mrs Eugene Erb and Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw. Club presidents are Mr and Mrs Robert B Lauridsen. Refreshments served.
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East Greenbush
Couples Club
Greenbush
Robert B. Lauridsen
Defreastville Elects Cleve Kilmer Fire Department President
Cleve Kilmer was elected president of the DeFreastville Fire Department at the election held Wednesday evening. Irving Austin was chosen vice president with Norman Crain as secretary. Other officers include M. B. Nelson treasurer Cheater Jordan fire chief Karl DaFreent assistant and Are chief. Kilmer heads standing committees Eugene Halsey membership Howard Robinson activities W. A. Bye Weeter entertainment Robert Crandall house William McCullough finance James F. Gratton publicity and Adam Bonacker. Chief Jordan coordinates special fire police. The department will meet on the second Thursday of each month hereafter.
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W. A. Byeweeter
Robert Crandall
House
Willian McCullrough
James FE. Gratton
Adam Bonacker
Jordan Doaes
Bonacker
Kilmer
Austin
Nelson
Gratton
Donald Lessoe
Defreest
Nittinger
Jordans
East Greenbush Home Bureau Unit Meeting Note
East Greenbush Home Bureau unit plans a 10:30 a.m. meeting at the fire house with a lesson on Better Cotton Dresses led by Mrs. Gladys Colvin, followed by a 1 p.m. business session. A special meeting is set for Wednesday January 26 at 10:30 a.m. with Lawson on hooked mats led by Mrs. Marion Hoffarth. A county meeting at the F W C A in Troy is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Ella Powell Smith speaking on the Better Dressed Woman.
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East Greenbush
Gladys Colvin
Lawson
Marion Hoffarth
F.W.C.A
Troy
Ella Powell
Happy Home Helpers 4-H Club Holds January Meeting
The Ex t Greenbush 4-H group met at leader Mrs. George Miller’s home with 18 members present. Faith Badgley was named song leader and the club planned a Valentine party for February 11.
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Happy Home Helpers 4-H Club
T Greenbush
George Miller
Faith Badgley
Albany Corporation Files In Bankruptcy
Albany Corporation and two associates file for bankruptcy in Federal Court here listing 125 creditors owed 75 831. Assets total 16 211 with equipment valued at 11 699. Officers are Joseph J Biscott Jr president and Lena Biscott secretary treasurer. Creditors include J M Holmes Farms J McCully Farms Streck s Rebuilt Machinery Star Wood Coal and Charcoal Industrial Bank of Schenectady.
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Utica
Capitol Tomato Corp
VanWoort
North Peakl Streets
Albany
Joseph J. Biscott
Lena Biscott
J. M. Holmes Farms
J. McCully Farms
Streck
Y M G A Directors Meet Today at Troy Y M C A
The Troy Y M C A board of directors will meet at 12 15 p m today for their luncheon session. James Stevenson Jr president will preside. Reports by George E Davis chairman industrial committee George H Prout camping committee and Robert G Betts boys work chair will be submitted. The trustees quarterly meeting will follow at Betts and Morris 194 Fifth Avenue Harold Mc Grath president will preside. A fire alarm was sounded at 9 30 a m Saturday for a blaze in a car owned by George Sands on 1 Hauge Avenue cause not yet determined.
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Troy Y.M. C.A
James Stevenson
Fifth Avenue
Harold McGrath
George Sands
Hauge Avenue
Dinner Party Attended by Local Families
Mr. and Mrs Earl Donnelly of Shivers Corners hosted a dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs Clarence Kimmey and Donald, Mr. and Mrs Donald Lassee and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs William Lasse and Merlin of North Greenbush, and Mrs Nettie Rimmey of Shivers Corners. Mrs Henry Willett of Luther is hospitalized in Albany after an operation. Arthur Angus, son of Mr. and Mrs Nelle Anzelo of Miller Road, is recovering from a recent operation at St Peter's Hospital in Albany.
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Earl Donnelly
Shivers Corners
Clarence
Kimmey
Donald
Donald Lassee
Audrey
William
Lassee
Merlin
North ‘Greenbush
Nettie Rimmey
Shivers Comers
Henry Willett
Luther Is
Albany Caty Hospital
Arthur Angus
Nelle Anzelo
Miler Road
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Race Entries At Hialeah Show Wide Field and Prices
List of horse names and prices entered for Hialeah races with multiple stakes levels including a $5,000 claim event. Includes entries such as Roman Jobe, Patrol, Shine Wine, Radiate Ind, and Ginkak among many others. Names and numbers imply extensive betting options and class distinctions.
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J Furiours
Hi Ginnie MiAce
Digga
Collert
Bevich Jewel
Trump
Furdongs Gehine!: 2Roman
Andiame
sWhie
Kel
Court JL
xMain
Livtal
xLeaven
peRewara
Radiate Ind
Shining Deed
Free Transit 116 Ltd
Lane Surceer
Arka
Weare Bois
wFiresong
Yeas
Tenatoda Abd
aYairey
Sreerop i. “Ee
Colven
yePanhia
Drake
Washington County Supervisors Approve Funds and Appointments
The Washington County Board of Supervisors reported 1648 pay totaling 4464141 with 30100 for mileage and 44472 for committee expenses. They authorized refunds from the dog license fund, shifted allocations to bridge and bond funds, and voted equipment purchases including a diesel truck with air brakes. A new county history program and a special welfare committee were announced.
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Washington
Areyle
Cambridge
Dresden
Easton
Fort Ano
Fort Edward
Granville
Greenwich
Hampton
Hadford
Hebron
Jackson
Kingsbury
Putnam
Balem
White Creek
Whitewall
Mian
Susan Wade
Washington County
Mary Blackall
Wade
John Robertson
Albany
Broadway
County Road Machine Fund
Committee On Highways
Maurice Joachim
Gulf Bay Road
Wolff Brothers
Brereton Jones
Leland Robert Jtson
Frank A. Moore
John Skellie
Police Take Two To Troy Hospital
Two persons were taken to Troy Hospital by police Saturday for injuries from falls. Clyde Cook aged 11 of 20 Eighth Street treated for a cut on the left wrist from a milk bottle fall. Gerald Rayne aged 28 of 2188 Avenue treated for a cut on the right forefinger from a broken bottle.
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Troy Hospital
Clyde Cook
Eighth Street
Edmund F. Dalton
Frank J. Markham
Gerald Rayne
Frank Maseili
Theodore J. Morsello
Britain names full time Luxembourg minister
Geoffrey Cuthbert Allchin, 53, a seasoned foreign service officer, is named as Britain's first full time ambassador to Luxembourg. The move reflects Luxembourg's growing role in Western Europe and its alliance with Britain in the European framework.
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Britain
Luxembourg
London
Grand Duchy
France
Helgum
Netherlands
Geoffrey Cuthbert Allchin
Foreign Service
Belgium
Complaint Withdrawn In Student Case
Clifford B. Kelly a 77 year old TLR student pleaded innocent when arraigned Saturday in Troy Police Court on a charge of malicious destruction of property. The case brought by Benedict Dagoxtine of River Street restaurant was adjourned to Saturday morning for further proceedings.
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Troy
Clifford B. Kelly
Peck Piseheed
TLR
Wells
AL Rendall Roberts
Benedict Dagoxtine
River Street
Malone Apartment Fire Injures Twelve People
Fire damaged a two story frame building in Malone after an early morning blaze. Firemen battled the flames for more than two hours as twelve occupants including six children escaped unharmed.
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Malone
Peretas
Ted
Brock
Unclear text on school appropriation and bill failure
Fragmentary draft discusses a school appropriation figure of 720 and reasons a bill failed. Mentions claims of immediate establishment upon passage and concerns future funding could be jeopardized by set sums.
Army Tightens Marriage Rules In Germany
German war period policy tightens aU.S. in occupied Germany by forbidding marriages to German nationals for ousted sergeants except in special cases and requires a six month waiting period. Army officers cite concerns about marriages as escape from occupation life and to shield draftees arriving soon.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
County Fire Chiefs to Install Officers Tonight
The Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Association will install officers at its banquet and annual meeting tonight at Mountain View Fire House. Arthur D. Weaver of Petersburg will be president, with Arthur E. Riley, John Jordan, Charles F. Nittinger, Harvey Younghans, Joseph T. Wendell, and Wallace Secor as officers and trustees. Lt. Frank Hunt of the Troy Fire Department will speak on fire prevention and music will be by Stiles Fire Laddies.
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Rensselaer Count Fire Chiefs Association
Mountain View
Trustees
Frank Hunt
Troy Fire Department
Stiles Fire Laddies
Niagara Falls Raid Nets Twenty Four Gambling Suspects
Niagara Falls police raided the former First Presbyterian Church building arresting 24 people in a gambling operation. Donato Chiodo identified as a clerk faced a charge for maintaining the establishment. the rest were charged with frequenting the gambling site. Most suspects hailed from Buffalo or Canada, with one local resident. They were to be arraigned in police court. Eugene T. Creagh, city manager, ordered the raid and called it the start of a broader crackdown.
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Niagara Falls
First Presbyterian
Donato Chiodo
Hamsell
Buffalo
Canada
Eugene T. Creagh
Day Line Boat Carries Refugees To Israel
The Israeli Maritime League in New York says the DeWit Cimen, once a Hudson River Day Line excursion boat, was diverted by Israel to carry remigrants to Haifa. The vessel had sailed from New York in December as a deluxe passenger ship between Manele and North African ports, and was later purchased by Sareeli Yin Lime after arrival in Europe.
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Israeli Maritime League
New York City
DeWit Cimen
New York
Haifa
Manele
North African
League
Sareeli Yin
Eerapr
Anti-Defamation League speaker cites causes of prejudice at Frederick lodge
Maheeties of theories on prejudice are outlined by J Kraut at a Trey-Ledge meeting at the Jewish Community Center. He cites ignorance of minorities, biased parental teachings, and scapegoating during economic stress as key roots, urging interfaith work and stronger protections like Fair Employment Practices Acts. Bernard Mintzer presides, Mortimer Solomon introduces speaker. Lodge plans its Feb 20 variety show “Roarin’ Twenties” to showcase local talent.
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Urant
Frederick M. Mraut
I Longin
J. Kraut
Mortimer Solomon
Bernard J. Mintzer
Retired Teacher Catherine A Sheehan Dies in Troy
Catherine A Sheehan a longtime Trey High School teacher and Troy resident died at her residence after a short illness. Born in Troy she was daughter of John F Sheehan and Ella Shaughnessy. Survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from McLoughlin funeral home to St Augustine's Church with requiem mass and burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Catherine A. Bheshem
Trey Tescher
Econd Avenues
Misa Sheehan
Bheo 12
John F. Sheehan
Eiea Shaugheessy Beechan
Trey High Bekoo
Blass Testheava College
Trey Teachers Asseociation
Mise Sheehan
St. Augustine’s Church
Sacred Heart
Ehary
Mra
William A. Sullivan
Helen C. McAvevay
Svea
William A
Francis D. Sullivan
Troy
John V. Sullivan
Liam
Akron
William J
John F. MacArevey
City
Herman Orlach
New York
Charles W. Graser
George F. McLoughlin and Sons
Bixth Avenue
Bure Jla
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Mountain View Fire Company To Stage Dance
The Mountain View Fire Company committee for the St Patrick's Day dinner and dance meets Friday. Members include Earl Miller reservations Charles Gressler kitchen Edward Lansing refreshments Rene Morand check room Donald Pitcher dining room and entertainment Jacob Wwaruien parking. A turkey dinner runs from 8 to 9 p.m. with dancing and entertainment from 9 p.m. to 13 m.
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Mountain View Fire Company
Earl Miller
Charles Gressler
Edward Lansing
Rene Morand
Donald Pitcher
Jacob Wwaruien
Home Bureau Nutrition Lesson Sparks Meetings
The Brunswick Home Bureau at United Presbyterian Church hosted a lesson on low cost nutritious meals given by Mrs. Noah Vandenburg. A business meeting followed under unit chairman Mrs. Byron E K Ellis with reports from officers and plans for upcoming lessons and group meetings.
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Noah Vandenburg
Brunswick Home Bureau
United Presbyterian Church
Byron EK
Ellis
Puail
Fred Pierson
Frank Miller
Omen
John ©. Miller
George Baldrey
Willis Street
Thompson Street
George 'Bonesteel
Bonesteel
John Miller
Spring Avenue
Baldrey
John E. Foy
Two Lumberjacks Sentenced After Grafton Fracas
Grafton lumberjacks Arvid Grandah and Zino Sjojbols pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a store fracas. Grandah received thirty days and Sjojbols thirteen days in the Renzeelaer County Jail. The arrests were made by Trooper J A Sabatello on a complaint from Mrs S S Barnhart of a local general store.
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Grafton
Renzeelaer
Arvid Grandah
Zino Sjojbols
Justice of the Peace
Charles B. Moore
J. A. Sabatello
S. S. Barnhart
Engineer Whitcomb dies. Syracuse U mechanical professor
Kenneth F Whitcomb a mechanical engineering assistant professor at Syracuse University died yesterday He served as a rocket and hardware worker for the U S Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds during the war He held the rank of Seaman Second Class at his death.
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Syracuse i
Kenneth F. Whitcomb
Syracuse University
U. & Argan Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Inhalator Aids Stricken Milton Castle at City Intersection
Firemen rushed an inhalator to Milton Castle 36 of 444 Eighth Street after he fell ill yesterday at Rensselaer Street and Sixth Avenue. Lt Edmund Moore Hoseman Rikey and Battalion Chief's Driver Nicholas Flannery treated him at 9 38 am at Central Fire Station. Castle was taken to Tray Hospital by a police radio car and later returned home.
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Milton Castle
Eighth Street
Rensselaer Street
Sixth Avenue
Edmund Moore
Rikey
Nicholas Flannery
Central Fire Station
Castle
Tray Hospital
Robert Coonradt
Sebastian DeGiorgio
Dentist Died Naturally Wife Dies By Own Action State Says
Coroner David A. Atwater closed the case on Dr. Frederick H. Tinsman 57 and his wife Marguerite 55. He ruled Dr. Tinsman died of an incurable disease at home Saturday and Mrs Tinsman died later from an overdose of a drug prescribed for him. Tinsman a Muskegon native and University of Michigan graduate was a Rotary International member.
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Rochester Ulp
David A. Atwater
Frederick H. Tinsman
Marguerite
Tinsman
Tingman
Atwater
Tinaman
Muskegon
University of Michigan
Rotary International
Sailors Released After Questioning In Train Incident
Two sailors questioned by railroad police for seven and a half hours after a reported incident involving a 35 year old Los Angeles woman in her berth aboard the Southern Pacific West Coast Limited were released with no charges. Authorities said the incident occurred in Oregon and jurisdiction was disputed by detectives and naval shore patrol.
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Los Angeles
Southern Passifiels West Coast Limited
Line
Pullman Co
Naval Shore Patrol
Oregon
J. J. Finneran
C.W. Holmes
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