Amherst and Williams to Host Visiting Students Exchange
Amherst and Williams colleges plan a student exchange with Amherst inviting Williams students to attend courses while Williams hosts Amherst students. Records will be kept separate in the dean’s office and restrictions will mirror those for Williams students. The historic rivalry between the two Western Massachusetts schools dates to 1821, when Williams’s president left for Amherst.
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Boule
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James P. Mangler
Wahine
Ambayet
Suninwr
Offler
Olwerwine
Willhans
Amberst
Raxe
Ur High
Cole
Williams
Massachusetts
Amber Willis
Bruen Hose Company Banquet Planned in Clinton Heights
The W F Bruen Hose Co of Clinton Heights will hold its annual installation banquet at the Fire Hall on Saturday night with Isan iss heading the arrangements. He is aided by Louis Smith William Murray Walter Hannigan William Belschwinder Jr Walter Cummings Jr Kenneth Clough Leonard Brown and Paul An entertainment and dancing will follow the banquet.
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W. F. Bruen Hose Co
Clinton Heights
Isaniss
Louis Smith
William Murray
Walter Hannigan
William Belschwinder
Walter Cummings
Kenneth Clough
Leonard Brown
Paul
William
Farewell Party for George Winkler
George Winkler, longtime athlete, was honored Friday at a farewell party hosted by Barklay Corp coworkers and the basketball team. He plans to enter Heston University after graduation and has a history as an end for the Tray Bull dogs and a baseball first baseman.
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George Winkler
Langingburg
Bork Rays
Funeral Services Held for Evans S Kellogg
Funeral services for Evans Shipe man Kellogg president of the Troy Prudential Association Inc were held privately at 11 noon. The service took place at Glendale Cemetery East Side. Rev Robert Campbell Jr of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. Bearers included Edgar H Buss Wyberny Shields Frank B Ward Henry W Hirdson George N Patrick and Ogden Ri Emiat. Community activities mentioned include upcoming study group meetings hosted by Women’s League of Christian Service at Mrs R P Meigvel’s home 129 Elm Grove Ave with speakers Harold W Griffis and others.
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Troy Prudential Association, Inc
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Harold W. Grifia
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Tibbits Avenue
Elmer J. Williams
John W. Snyder
Wiring Upgrades Fix Common Home Power Shortfalls
If you worry about blowing fuses or slow appliances, you likely need larger house circuits. Quher homes faced this issue but simple additions modernized wiring, ready for current devices and future needs still on the wish list.
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Stillwater Legion Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Local Charity Plans
The Stillwater Legion Auxiliary met in Legion rooms with Mrs. Waller Haweban presiding. Committees were named for a county meeting, a fundraiser for the March of Dimes campaign, and a food and household items project. The group voted a donation to the March of Dimes and discussed upcoming events.
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Legion Rooms
Waller Haweban
Airs, Handas
Mixy Jean Buitl
Girwood Ward
Saralugat Springs
George Detuba
Bovis Progemt
March of Dimes
George de- Alba
Girwood Ford
Mes. J. JE
Gannon Vod Stes
James Mie
Waller Hhinehan
Van
David Fad
Matie Hinehan
Joan de
Schenectady Railway Plans Ten Cent Fare Increase
Schenectady Railway Co will seek a 10 cent straight fare across lines, raising the token single fare to a dime. A. Leslie Schenkelhaupt said the Public Utilities Commission will hear the application soon, with Edward W. Cheney supporting the increase to reduce operating deficits and offset wage hikes for operators and maintenance staff.
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Public Survive Commission
A. Leslie Sehenleiafl
Earniing
Neosident
Edward W. Cheney
New York
Public Utilities
Brunswick Club Renames Harold Hodson
The Brunswick Club reelects Harold Hodson as president and names various officers. New treasurer appointed in place of Moreis Myerson. board of trustees reconstituted for a five year term. Committees appointed for legislative welfare and refreshments. delegates named to represent the lab at a forthcoming alliance meeting.
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Stavold CG
Meadaan
Rednachel
Raven
White Lily
Qrop Weyuille
Eed Abbuhl
Suc
Mart Rifenbing
Mix Kennelt Dartow
Chiles Vogt
Elaels Eit
Moreis Myerson
We Richai
Arnold Stites
Skuet Ou Trp
Relpi Giles
Roger Fax
Kenneth Nashholds
Rule Ang Petal Ralphiles
Roger Wox
Kenneth Nashholdsyttertor Hawse
Gurl Rifenburg
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Jaxx O'Donnell
Ates
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Toy Jain Vary
Karl Rifenburg
Fenssomer Coney Alliance
Hig Weet
Arnold Sliter
Arthur Lilly
Garl Ajfenburg
Harald Lodson
Brunswick Qluly
Hendrick Hudson Club to Elect Officers Tonight
The Hendrick Hudson Wish and Gant Glib will elect officers for the year at a meeting tonight in Albion Old Persons Hall. Refreshments will be served after the business session.
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Hendrick Hudson
Gant Glib
Albion Old Persons Hall
Father Receives Decoration for Youth Whip Died
A naval father, Wittlan 2. Digyur of Stowe Avenue, father of William J. Dye, died in the Navy. His son received a decoration for heroism in action aboard the USS Pepe, which went down in the Navy Sea battle. The award cited courage during the 23 January to March dates, including actions against Japanese forces during the Java campaign. The elder Dye and the Pope crew fought with Allied Netherlands forces. Dwyer died of dysentery after the ship was bombed.
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Dat
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Marette
Java
U.S
Fee O DeLee
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Death notice for Miss McCortiack in Albany
Miss McCortiack longtime officer in the State Education Department died in Albany. She was recognized as a top statewide expert in her field. Survived by five siblings all of Albany. Funeral from a residence at 628 am and 445 am St Vincent de Paul Church. Interment at St Agnes Cemetery.
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Miay
McCurnick
Hoye
State Education Department
Vilaf
Partionmant
Hetday
Albany
Gos Wort
Sygdnie Mines Division
Misa
McCortiack
Edward PL
McCarmack
Drugless Rheumatism Cure Promises Free Book
Excelsing Springs Mo January 19 A drugless method for rheumatism and arthritis is praised as highly successful. A free book titled Rheumatize explains the approach and offers guidance to readers who request it. The Ball Clinic promises additional health guidance with a second free booklet, Good Health Life’s Great Blessing, sent to those who write.
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Satine Ball Chate
Springs
Han
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Dept
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