Watervliet Children To Aid Drive
Watervliet plans an aid drive led by seventh and eighth graders to support United Nations relief. Superintendent Ed ward C. Clumond says students will be dismissed early to canvass. three volunteers will assist and donors are urged to provide vehicles if possible. Mayor James F. Dunlon backs the effort and residents are asked to respond quickly.
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Woteter Witeertel
United Nations
Elly
Hoaderto Huiee
Willams J. Chartelly Chntiamn
Edward C. Clumond
Anly
Vicky
Hull
Lundiy
James F. Dunlon
Jin
Clack
Gatling
Rabbi Addresses Watervliet Rotary on Universal Brotherhood
Rabbi Julius Gutmann of the Third Street Temple Troy spoke at the Watervliet Rotary at Fellowship Hall about what Judaism Catholicism and Protestantism can contribute to a better world. He urged dropping prejudices and stressed unity of mankind during the weekly meeting. The program was introduced by James Gage and Lloyd Cotnaut led the business session.
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Rabbi Gutmann
James 3. Gage
Lloyd T. Cotnaut
Fellowship Hall
Watervliet A. O. TL Officers Installed at Joint Ceremony
Watervliet A. O. TL held a joint installation at the Amprion Legion Post. Joseph Lam was seated as president for the eleventh term with Miss Catherine Cahill installed to head the aviary. Other officers including Richard J. Shurbels and William B. LaVillee were named, along with aviary officers like Ars Goushlin and Mrs J. J. Finnan. State officials Parker Titagevald and Pulsick Ryan attended. Refreshments followed.
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Watervliet A. O
Nuguliary
Thonuts Jadtyat Post
Amprion Legion
Joseph
To Lam
Catherine Cahill
Aviary
Richard J. Shurbels
William B. LaVillee
William F. Fennelly
Watervliet Churches Plan Youth Rally
Watervliet churches announce an inter-church youth rally at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Walter Meegler of Cobleskill Methodist Church will be guest speaker for junior to post high school ages.
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Intercel
Watervliet
Barat
Firat Presbyterian Church
Woh
Watervliet Counei
Walter Meegler
Cobleskill
Methodist
Cannec
Church Notes and Local Religious Activities Announced
Church notes list novenas to St Anthony of Padua, Friday and Thursday services at Trinity Episcopal and Evansang, with devotional events at Beacon Light Mission. Women’s group in Red Grass to sew for project at Proetar Building. youth and Sunday school activities at various churches including Methodist and Presbyterian. A Presbyterian minister will speak at a Youth Rally in Jiydson Falls and a banquet invitation from Court Regina, with other local meetings and programs noted.
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Proetar
Troy
Pan
Waluel the
Jarsanisse
Pith Avenue Methodis
Ev Louis i
Mayten
Duamted Institute
Towne
Pup
Mas Monet
the Monty
Christan Servo
Kenny Metholint
Semor Elon
Che Jimor
Cydy Milint
Willian Clare
Uwheh
Wall
Watervliet Servicemen Party Honors Local Heroes
A neighborhood gathering on Third Avenue and 19 H Street Watervliet hosted a Welcomewar party for servicemen under Herbert Rosselusan of Merbie's Inn. Guests enjoyed entertainment from Gloria Gage and others, honoring William Schuiling killed in Germany in 1944 and Joseph Ricciteli who died on D-day. Raymond Purcell chaired the arrangements with Richard Harris and others assisting.
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Welconwo
Third Avenue
H Street
Waterviel
Crystal Bay
Chu
Herbert Rosselusan
Merbie's Inn
Watervliet
William Schuiling
Germany
Joseph Ricciteli
Normandy
Gloria Gage
Colaes
Peter Ritchie
Sidney Gishein
Jerald Rogers
Donald Quinn
Edward Dillon
Susin Lawrence
Walter McNary
Maplewood Fire Auxiliary Elects Marion McCormick President
Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary elected Mrs Marion McCormick as president at Doomsn s tavern in Watervliet. New officers include Melvin Machnick vice president Matilda Kulnety treasurer Miss Maran Barns secretary, Mrs Ann Towett sergeant at arms, Talay Panchal publicity director. Retiring president Mae McLain received a gift set in appreciation. Installations and committee plans announced for future meetings and rehearsals under Laurel Levigo Odd Fellows guidance. Camp Annie Marty weekly event held at Watervliet home of Mrs Winifred Momdit on Seventh Avenue.
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Marion McCormick
Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department
DoMsnn
Waleoviter
Melvin Machnick
Matilda Kulnety Teastier
Maran Barns
Ann Towett
Aturmin
Talay Panchal
Mae McLain
Periient
Ino
Omelnin
Phunk
Wkraizian Hell
25Th Street
Watervliet
Annie Marty
Exid Pare
Anan
Mus Winifred Momdit
Isl
Seventh Avenue
Wedding to Climax Fifty-year Renee in Angeles
Nellie Burgin a 73 of Winchester Massachusetts and GN Robinson 71 of Redlands California were married yesterday in Los Angeles. The bride had never traveled abroad before and had been a widow for 19 years. Robinson had been a widow for five years.
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Angeles Hinsioa
Tullilimont
Nellie Burgin
Winchester
Mass
GN Robinson
Redlands
Robinson
Tufts
Marx
Dire Iin
Robinsen
Rensselaer Youths Hurt While Coasting
Two Rensselaer youths Thomas McCarthy and Paw Morosan were injured while coasting on a sled that collided with a wall near First Street and Partition Street. McCarthy sustained injuries to his left thigh while Morosan suffered cuts to his mouth and neck. The sled struck an automobile driven by Arthur L. Hein of 892 First Street.
Judge Bondlwie Returns to Duties at Renisandiner Surrogate Court
Judge Edward J. Bondlwie of Renisandiner County Surrogate's Court resumed his duties at the Court House after a period away. The return follows his absence noted as MM and restores normal proceedings in the agency.
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Edward J. Bondlwie
Renisandiner County
A. F. L. Seeks Jurisdictional Peace Over Hollywood Tie Up
The A. F. L. plans further talks with union leaders in Hollywood to resolve jurisdictional disputes linked to a seven month strike. Felix Knight and Erle Johnston lead negotiations with Green and LATSE officials, while carpenters reportedly oppose the ruling. Discussions aim to define which unions control crafts for film production.
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Miami
Yentechiya
Lie Weve Taduytiy
AL Bday
Edven A
Hollywood
Dels
Alan la
Green
Carpenters
W. K. Hutelson
Carpenters’ International Union
Felix Knight
Aso
Erle Johnston
Motion Picture Producers and 1Stributors Association
EB. J. Mannix
A. FL
Nazis Ruin Dutch Gem Trade in Amsterdam
Amsterdam diamond workers recount wartime collapse of the Jewish monopoly trade. Diamonds now fetch high prices under occupation, and many cutters and dessers did not survive. After smuggling to Belgium and Antwerp, Dutch stones move to faux markets as foreign houses withdraw.
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Amsterdam
Belgium
Holland
Antwerp
See No Threat in Philippine Army See No Threat in Philippine Army
Philippine Army officers on Sunday downplayed prospects of gunplay around the election of their independent president. Brig. Gen Macarla Perailm, deputy chief of staff, said the leftist People’s Army would likely remain armed after the election, noting earlier U.S. Army styling exaggerations.
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Manile
Philippines
Piho Army
Peoples Army
Wntit
Macarla Perailm
Equippines Army
Sluf
Sumil- Palitienl
U.S. Army
Wynamshill Choir to rehearse at Refouned Church Sunday
A choir rehearsal will be held at Refouned Church tomorrow at 8 pm in Austin. Examinations are under way at School 4 after injuries from a Mechanicville Road auto crash. Two trustees were elected at the special school meeting: John Mohin and Charles Cranston. Harry Raphael is clerk and Myra Edgar Worthington is collector. The League For Service meets Feb 7 at Elsie Burt’s home. A spaghetti supper follows on Feb 21 hosted by Mrs Dor Blam, Mrs Hola Tripp and Mrs Addiniltte-. Officers and teachers will be installed Feb 3 at the Reformed Church. Youth Sunday was observed with Rev William Graton preaching Soldiers of Christ. The choir sang at the offertory and Mrs William E Graton was welcomed as a new member.
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Pam Mitun Austin
Mechanicville Road
Cohoes Hospital
John Mohin
Charles Cranston
Harry Raphael
Myra
Edgar Worthington
League For Service
Elsie Burt
Dor Blam
Hola Tripp
Addiniltte
Reformed Church
William Graton
Wiliam E. Graton
Waterford community groups plan activities and exams
Waterford Waterton participation in the Mire of Dies campaign led by Mayor Jali B. Wales sparks cross‑group fundraising and support efforts. Schools, churches, and Boy Scouts schedule meetings, rehearsals, and an exams timetable as Grace Episcopal prepares a youth gathering and parish activities continue at Waterford Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church with notices of midwinter institute and home prayer meetings.
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Wrive
Roseau le Weno
Mitton M. Runney
Willan Sullivan
Grinscipal
Northside
Boy Scouts
Waterford Methodist Church
Willam Omearn
Doe with horns allegedly killed near Van Horn
Del Rio reports Stricklen claims a deer he killed near Van Horn bore horns, a tale dismissed by biology. Stricklen stored the animal in an ice house inviting observers to verify the alleged anomaly as locals question the claim.
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Noe Nas Horns
del Rio
Tex
Stricklen
van Horn
Stricklon
Alaskan Pioneers Urged to Wait and Plan in Alaska
An Alaska feature recounts cautions from veteran pioneer Goding about rushing to settle new lands. He warns many areas show false promise, noting distances, transport limits, and the need for capital and careful planning. The piece highlights the harsh realities of frontier life and the shift from rugged necessity to modernized settlement.
Upstate County Surpasses Victory Loan Quota
Washington County reports a strong Victory Loan drive with total bond sales reaching 140,979 dollars and oversubscription indicating community support for World War I service. Individual subscriptions totaled 808,788 dollars, 128 percent of the quota, while the series EB bond total stood at 43,048 dollars, 110.8 percent of its quota. Mr Quadfellow voiced appreciation for cooperation in the campaign.
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Washington County
Valie
Gasdigilosy
Jebatrouin
Serles
Woman Almost Choked by Gas in Bed Ad Warns Public
An anxious consumer notice describes a woman who nearly choked due to stomach gas while in bed. The ad promotes a remedy called 12 Geant Herbs claimed to cleanse the bowels, clear gas, and soothe stomach discomfort, urging readers to buy it from local stores.
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Bn Ady
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