Nursing Group Plans Observance Week Highlighting District Nurse Services
A nursing group announces observance of National Public Health Nursing Week to inform the public about district nurse services in Bree. Highlights include home visits, assistance with food, clothing, bedding and other commodities for the needy, and support from associated Moray officials.
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Bree
Ampeg
Rens i Seiger
Nanes
Associstain Moray
Troy
Lincoln Theater
Yearly program outlined by Arterian Church club leaders
The Mr and Mrs Club of the Arterian Church of Lansingburg outlined a monthly activities schedule through December at a recent meeting led by new presidents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Romp. A February game party at Trinity Egisengel parish hall was set with chairs Mr and Mrs Doug Exgie and Mr and Mrs Martin Romeriz. Committees for Feb 16 and March 16 meetings were announced, with Molton Fasoldi and Herold Jones in charge of entertainment and refreshments respectively in February, and Milton Neils and Frack Sickii in charge for March. After the meeting, games and humorous monologues by Miss Mary Bass were enjoyed.
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Arterian Church
Lansingburg
Benjamin Romp
Trinity Egisengel Church
Bizs
Dougks Exgie
Martin Romeriz
Milton Fasoldi
Herold Jones
Milton Neils
Acoril
Mary Bass
Conway To Return To Police Duty
Daniel Conway of 361 First Street will return to duty with the Troy Police Department on January 29. A Coast Guard veteran, he served since September 1942 after six and a half years as a policeman. He joins the Traffic Bureau where he previously worked. Chief Frank B. Kendall announced the reappointment Saturday.
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Troy Police Department
Frank B. Kendall
Daniel Conway
First Street
Coast Guard
Textile Workers Elect Cohoes Man To Head Board
Elections were held by the Digest Board of the Textile Workers Union of America CIO at 62 Remsen Street Cohoes. The board includes locals in Albany Schenectady and Rensselaer with officers elected for the coming year Fred Hineise Cohoes President Mrs Violas De Schamectady Vice President Roy Semecal Albany Secretary Treasurer and Wime Srells Waterford Recording Secretary An installation dinner for new and outgoing officers will be held Saturday June 1 at the Van Schaick Country Club Cohoes Alfred Blakier will install the incoming officers</S:
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Textile Workers’ Union of America
CIO
Ofice
Remsen Street
Cohoes
Allbany
Rensselaer and
van Sehaick Country Club
Alfred Blakier
Will Ingrel
Cards Distributed On Police Fire Calls In Troy
Frank M. Ames commissioner of public safety announced 1000 smell cards distributed citywide to acquaint residents with police and fire department numbers. The card is designed for near phones and reads In case of emergency for police call Radio Police Troy 4077 and for fire call Troy 4050.
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Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Troy
Troy Public Library Adds Varied New Books Exhibit
The Troy Public Library lists a varied selection of new books to be displayed for one week. Titles include Tomorrow revs Comes and Look To the Frontiers, with biographies and wartime works reflecting 1943 readings and authors such as J S Brenner and Christopher La Farge.
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Troy Public
Germany
Ypig
J. S. Brenner
Americsts
G. Fessen
Roderick Peartie
de Gautle
Andre Rivelong
Charles Wertenbaker
France
Cass Whisker
Mx Faith
Baldwin
Cashrell
Sridze
Brooklyn
Home Bureau Meeting Postponed to January 24
Betts Corneres Eagle Mills Home Bureau postpones its Wednesday meeting due to the storm. The event now takes place at 2 pm January 24 at Mrs. Kenneth Derrow's home in Eagle Mills. Mrs. W. Richmond Rodd will present What Makes A Good Day for the Homemaker.
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Home Bureau
Betts Com ners-Eagle Mills
Kenneth Derrow
Eagle Mills
Jessor
W. Richmond Rodd
Ilife
Navy Recruiter To Be In Troy Again Today
Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan, formerly in charge of the Navy recruiting office at Rensselaer County Court House and now at Albany, will be at the Court House all day today. He has been visiting each Monday for months, drawing increasing numbers of young men seeking information. He invites high school seniors to stop in and discuss joining the Navy.
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Joseph Sullivan
Navy
Rensselaer County Court House
Albany
Court House
Sullivan
Higt
Sullvan
Naomi Sayles Tent to Meet Tomorrow
Naomi Sayles Tent, Daughters for Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet tomorrow evening at the home of President Mrs. Alice M. Cragen, 677 Fifth Avenue. Plans will finalize entertainment and a concert at The Bendrick Hudson Friday night, and discuss installation of officers next month with Mrs. Crogan assisting.
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Naomi Sayles
First Precinct May Become City Office
Mayor John J. Akers reveals plans to relocate city offices from crowded City Hall to the First Precinct Police station house and possibly move the Public Works and Treasurer offices to the abandoned police station. The proposed consolidations aim to free space at City Hall and ease overcrowding on the second floor of Central Fire Headquarters.
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John J. Akers
City Hall
Central Fire Headquarters
Department of Public Works
lHialh
Dremos
James 4. Madden
Mayor proposes precinct reallocation to ease City Hall congestion
The Mayor and City Clerk discuss inadequate staff quarters at City Hall. Officials note the back-of-house office is hard to find for visitors. A plan to reuse the First Precinct station could shift city offices to ease congestion, with potential benefits for the Fourth Precinct station.
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Janes XM McGrath
Ctty
Fourth Precinct
City to dispose of beloved house recently closed
A recently closed house is likely to be disposed of by the city. The property is described as beloved by local residents and may face transfer or sale as part of municipal action.
Townsend Club No. 3 Meeting Honors Louise Coons
Townsend Club Meets in Diamond Rocks Friday with Thomas Fox presiding. He presented four team awards to Louise Coons, social committee chair, for her work over the last year. Refreshments followed the gathering.
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Townsend Club No
Diamond Rocks
Thomas Fox U
Louise Coons
Hoosick Falls Hen Wins Boston Prize
A Rhode Island Red hen owned by EL S. Benter of Hoosick Falls won first prize at a Boston poultry show. The bird, valued at a high figure, was celebrated as one of the finest all around birds developed in New England, reflecting its champion status among regional breeds.
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EL S. Benter
Hoosick
Sot
Boston
Englanc
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