Pythian Lodge Hosts Visit Amid Meeting Plans In Mechanicville
Knights of Pythias details include Deputy Grand Chancellor David Thomas visiting the Mechanicville lodge and plans to attend a district meeting in Glens Falls while Crescent Temple prepares to install Damon Temple officers. Also notes basketball results and community notices from Mechanicville.
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Garfield Lodge
Knights of Pyttides
David Thomas
Fichensetady
Pythian
Pythian Castle
Park Avenue
Pinna
Glens Falls
Gordon Reed
New Councellor
Crescent Temple
Pythian Sisters, Will Go To Behe Ateetady
Chairman Urges Support Of Drive For March of Dimes
J H Connors, local March of Dimes chair, urges contributions to the campaign. He describes coin boxes shaped like an iron tongue to resemble a dung and emphasizes that all money goes to aid children paralyzed by infantile paralysis.
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Honol
Mechanicville
E Stablissimentas
J. H. Connors
March of Dimes
Golden Anniversary Celebration Expenses Reported
Patroknan Frank Ponzillo appointed to the Mechanicville Police Department last December has begun regular duty on the graveyard shift with a veteran squad. He previously served as a special officer for the department amid plans for April celebration expenses.
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Amsumes
Patroknan
Frank Ponzillo
Mechanicville Police Department
Record Home Building Starts Reach New Peak in 189
The Washington report shows home building started on 1,019,000 dwelling units, with 943,700 privately financed. The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the record, noting the prior high was 537,000 units in 1925, and 1948 total was 931,300.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Stantistics
Government estimates U.S. rat population at least 140 million
Government officials estimate the national rat population at no less than 140,009,000, with roughly equal distribution between farm and city areas. The figure reflects a broad assessment of pest levels across rural and urban environments.
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U.S
Schuylerville woman Anna Farrell dies after illness
Anna Farrell of Schuylerville died early yesterday at Saratoga Springs after a long illness. She had lived much of her life in Schuylerville and was a communicant of the Church of the Visitation. Survived by two daughters in law and a brother, funeral services will be held in Schuylerville with a requiem Mass at Church of the Visitation. Burial in Mt. Marys Cemetery.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hia Worl
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gharch
Mazzoli
Thomas Zeppieri
Rome
Italy
New York Central Railroad Co
Thomas Mazzoli
Alberto Zeppier
Thomas Iozino
Wiliam Gardner
John Reddy
Henry E. Rishel
Park Avenue
K.C
KC. Hall
F. Green
Joseph M. Palmer
C. B. Sykes
Misa Anna Farrell
Schuylerville
Maretoga Hospital
Saratoga Springs
Misa Farrell
Grand View Sanitorium
Greenfield Center
Farrel
Saratoga Hospital
Donald Gravella
Bt. Bernard's Church
Cohoes
Quaker Springs
Mina Farce
Church of the Visitation
Renary Society of
Iatchurch
Michael Meagher
Bultwater
Mra
Frederick Gravelle
Thomas Farrah
Houth Glene Palle
Jreen
Mian Farrell
Graveila
Surial
Mary's Cemetery
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Women's Guild
Second Presbyterian Church
George Borthwick
Harold H. Tice
James H. Graham
Clarence F. Hall
Clover Clowns
Jack Daly
T. B. Nolan
American Sons
Central Avenue Casino
Porky Aldrich
Sons and
Nicky Perrotta
Val
Inter
Falcons
Central Dairy
Brevides
Fred H. Clark
American Legion
Legion Hall
South Central Avenue
Gerald Cross
Memorial Baptist Church
Order of the DeMolav
Earl C. Rishel
Ithaca College
Ne College Theater
Department of Music
Rushel
Haldeman's Watch Repair Dept
Troy
Haldeman’s
ES. Haldeman & Sons
Jewelery Cor
Fulton and
Fifth Ave
AANN
Mann’s
Felton St
Pheoes
Trey
Father John
Beretta Insurance Agency
Continental Casualty Co. of
Chicago
P.O
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City & State
Terby
Leslie Fay
P.B.A
Hook
Denby
Denby’s
For All
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn
Asc
Ania’ Porn
Hart & Son’s
Ninth ST
Federal ST
Troy, NY
Denby's
Derby
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