Cambridge PTA Hosts Talks On Community College Plan
Cambridge parents heard Theodore Buckley and Merrily Scoville outline the proposed Glens Falls area community college. Buckley noted state and county roles and tuition shares, while Scoville discussed course goals and county participation. The PTA agreed to cooperate, volunteers organized cub scouting and school lunch supervision efforts, and the next meeting features Founders Day activities with a concert by the school and Cambridge Firemen’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Buckley
Cambridge
Merrily Scoville
Glens Falls
Assi
Cambridge Central
Buckley
Wic Foun
Wan
Warsen
Washington Counties
Seoville
General Electric Co
Hudson Falls
Sward
Grens Fells Schoyts
New York State
California
William Engle
Women's Auxiery
Mary McClellan Hospital
Lucian Sardi
Molbjens
Iso
Isepn
Larry Paestey
Ann Marie MacMaster
Adirondack Sine
Cambridge Firemen's
Glens Falls Estate Gifts Major Sum To City Museum
A Glens Falls estate dispute ends with Surrogate Upheld granting most of a 4 million dollar estate to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Helen E. Faulds left about 3.9 million to the New York City museum under a will and 1938 codicil, with provisions for local charities and burial plots. The defense argued a 1949 codicil revoked the 1938 will, but the surrogate ruled the 1938 will remained valid and the codicil probable as an independent instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
Metropolitan Museum At Art
Helen E. Foulds
New York City
Ateaurder
Trobertson
Warren County
Jeremiah T. Finch
Thomas 8. Fouls
Winder
Woulds
Jane Earle Brogan
Savasola
Pla
Mys
Dere Fineh Clerves
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rolle F. Schell
Fort Myers
Faulds
Foulds
College Plans Special Mass At Winooski
The annual Mass and breakfast will be held tomorrow at St. Michael's College in Winooski Wisconsin. President Gerald B. Duport will celebrate and preside at the breakfast in the Tagully dining hall after the Mass in the Sisters of St Martha Chapel. The Mass honors newspaper radio and television fields and is held on the Sunday nearest the feast of St Francis de Sales. Organizers say to contact John Donoghue, public relations director, for attendance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's College
Winoski
Gerald B. Duport
Sisters of St. Martha Chapel
Tagully
St Francis de Sales
John JD. Donoghue
Chimney Blaze Causes Damage in Clinton Streets
A chimney fire at a one story frame residence at 1 New York Ave Clinton East Enbush damaged the property. Clinton Heights Fire Dept responded to a 7:04 alarm, remained on scene until 8:30 am, and used an booster line and a chemical extinguisher to control the blaze. Investigation cited the chimney as the origin from a basement furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ave
Cluton Mark
Eastenbush
Clinton Steights Fire Dept
Fallout report distribution by Scouts on protection from Aagloactive Wallant
Tro y and vn city Scouts with Lewiss from across the state will distribute Gov Nelson A Rockefeller's special task force report on protection from agloactive wallant. Lt Gen A Hushner, State Civil Defense director, thanks Srduls for aiding the distribution. The report emphasizes shelter construction as the key to survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos Scouts
Troy
Lewiss
Nelson A Roexefeller
A. Hushner
Srduls
Driver Fined for Stop Sign Violation in Saratoga
Harcy Zits, 93, of 17 South Broadway Saratoga Springs was fined 10 dollars by City Court Judge Stanley L Van Rensselaer for failing to observe a stop sign after a December 25 accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcy Zits
South Broadway
Saratoga Springs
Canrt
Stanley L. van Rensselaer
Zinns
Afghan Display at Saratoga Springs Library
An Afghan hand knitted by Mrs. Malcolm Aitken decorates a Saratoga Springs Public Library display window. The piece is an exact replica of the showpiece from The Barretts of Wimpole Street, completed after about a year. The exhibit includes Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning memorabilia, Browning’s collected works, and Sonnets from the Portuguese, along with copies of The Barefons of Wimpole Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeroadway
Saratoga Springs Public Library
Malcolm Aitken
Wimpole Street
Elizabeth Barrett
Robert Browning
Wimpole Strom
Robert I
Elisabeth Browning
Accidents Reported At Saratoga Springs
Three accidents occurred in Saratoga Springs on Thursday due to snowfall. Loresla Saunders and George Armitage collided on Division Street and Halk Road, causing minor damage with no serious injuries. Irene Fayette swerved to avoid a child near 105 West Cedar Street, suffering facial lacerations and hospital treatment. Georgianna Van Wagner was struck by a backing car near 422nd Street, while Marion Bradley's vehicle hit a pedestrian at Broadway and East Avenue, with precautionary X rays taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Loresla Saunders
Maple Ave
Ballston Spa
George Armitage
RED 1
Galway
Collesion
Division St
Halkroad
Saunder Vehile
Luviston
Armitage
Railroad Place
Pam
Irene Fayette
East Ave
Saratoga Spring
Leo
W. Cieilar St
Saratoga’ Springs Hospital
Robert Harrington
Mavette
West Circular
Georgianna van Wagner
St. Sarasoza Springs
Saratoga Spa Public Library Publishes New Books List
Miss Margaret Glasby, librarian at the Saratoga Springs Public Library, announces new circulation titles across fiction and reference sections. Notable items include The Strange One, Sophia, The Daughters of Necessity, and many works on history, photography, and world cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Spa
Margaret Glasby
Saratoga Springs Public
Thomas Selected For Supervisor Post At Milton
The Milton Reponli Can Committee recommended Town Clerk Donald G. Thomas to succeed the late Ralph Williams as town supervisor. Thomas, elected town clerk last fall, will serve until December 31 this year. A general election for the position will be held in November. The committee also recommended Alfred J. Eldridge as town clerk to succeed Thomas. The recommendations go to the town board meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Donald G. Thomas
Ralph Williams
Thomas
Cleck Port
Wiliams
Feneral Wteedon
Alfred J. Eldridge
Tomas
Beard
Father Brennan Honored At Farewell
Several hundred parishioners and friends attended a farewell reception at St. Mary's Church Clinton Heights for Rt. Rev. Miser Matthew M. Brennan. Msgr Brennan returns tomorrow to assume the pastorate of St. Peter's Church in Troy succeeding the late Rt. Nev. Msgr. Michael English. Brennan, a native of Troy, has long served St. Mary's as the parish grew to over 500 families and a new parochial school was built during his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Clinton Heights
Miser
Matthew M.brennan
Brennan Reies
St. Peter's Church
Troy
Nev
Michael ¥. English
Brennan
St. Mary's
Willing Workers 4-H Club setbacks and plans noted
Miss Josephine Aysenault and Mrs. Omer Boivin led Willing Workers 4-H Club meetings in Saratoga Springs Extension Service Center this week as the sow project "Breakfast is Ready" was discussed. Other clubs shared lessons on cooking and sewing at home, Valentine exhibits planned for Club Week, and a sponge cake contest set for April at Saratoga Grange Quaker Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Aysenault
Omer Boivin
Extension Service Center
Saratoga Springs
Mildred Burin
Schuylerelies Club
Carol Barrett
Ronalee Lang
May
Ts, Connors
James Peters
Darlene Kelley
Vicki Varney
Susan Villa
Mary Down Garey
Mergave
Zerwick
St Stephen's Parish House
Mary Joah Carey
Mildred Heighton
Robert Lang
Daniel Barrett
Omer Rossin
Mary Myce Boivin
Ellen Burch
Mary Elizabeth Obie
Salley Peloch
Gail Aldrich
Jane
Barbara Villa
A. Wood Woltridge
Gail Osteander
Daniel Russell
Saratoga Grange
Grange Hall
Quaker Springs
Ray Stevens
Cor Nuttes
Grange
Saratoga County
Arthur Ellis
Elis Hospital
James Skeliie
Wallace Dodd
Charles Carden
Frank &. Grandon
Anne Robbins
Wallace Dad Fey
Frank Brandan
Eaward Skellie
Janes Burke
James
Herman de Pald
Whitehall Voters Reject Site For New School
In a special election the Whitehall Cen tral Sehaat district towns Hampton Granville Fort Ann and Whitehall rejected purchasing 25 acres for a new junior and senior high school at Roy Chittenden land on Route 4 Three miles east of Whitehall The vote 325 10 295 ended the bid and officials said steps will be taken to secure an adequate site The piece also notes unrelated facts about British playwright Nooy Cayard born in 1809 and titles from Private Lives and Design tay Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Central Sehaat
Hampton
Granville
Fort Ann
Thesdey
Whitehall
Roy Chittenden
Whitehall-Paie Utaven Land
Whiten
Chittetten
Ralph Bar
Sholomen
Nooy Cayard
Tay
Seven 4-H Members Win Dairy Awards in State Program
Seven 4-H club members received dairy awards from National Dairy Products Corp for the 1959 state program. Recipients listed include Robert Beck of Binora John Gannon of Stillwater Janice White of Gansevoort Alice White of Gansevoort Gordon Peck of Elinora and Jan Lang of Ballston Spa. Awards honor outstanding dairy project work with county club records sent to Cornell University for grading and growth cost production records of dairy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Products Corp
Seallest Roads
Dairy Club
Saratoga County
Robert Beck
Binora
John Gannon
Stillwater
Janice White
Alice White
Gansevoort
Gordon Peck
Elinora
Jan Lang
Ballston
Spa
Cornell University
Carnell
Daly
Saratoga Springs Planning Board Ends Open Sessions
The Saratoga Springs Planning Board announced future meetings will be closed sessions due to discussions of hypothetical nature. The board remains advisory to the City Council and will issue press releases when facts are determined to inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Robert K. Quinn
Enicman
Planning Board
Springs
Bgntd
Frank Gibby
Ste. Tree
Acknowledgment of Gift in Memory of Ralph Walliams
The Saratoga County unit of the American Cancer Society acknowledges a memorial gift by officers and employees of Ballston Spa National Bank. Donors include Miss Wiolet Brown and Mr ani Mes, Union Caplan of Saratoga Springs, and Mr and Mrs Conrad Dreher and Mr and Mrs Gary Martin of Ballston Spa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
The
American Cancer Society
Ralph Walliams
Ballston Spa
Local Residents Share News From Cambridge And Cortland Areas
Mrs RK Greemvich and Mrs Petty Greemvich announce a move to a new home on College Street. Mrs Gertrude Wilson admitted to McClellan Hospital Cambridge for treatment and observation. Edward Nash, UB restaurant staff, spending vacation with Mr and Mrs Leo Nast. Charles Perkins returns from Mary V McClellan Hospital Cambridge after surgical treatment. Marilyn Mullen visiting parents Mr and Mrs Ed Brown while at Plattsburg State Teachers College. Karen Burns, Cortland State Teachers College student, spending vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Lestin Burns. Relay Bain, Cortland State Teachers College student, staying with parents Mr and Mrs Millard Bain on Cambridge Road. Dorothy White, Cortland State Teachers College student, spending vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Faxon White and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Collage
Gertrude Wilson
McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Edward Nash
University of Buffalo
Leo Nast
Charles Perkins
Mary V McClellan Hospital
Marilyn Mullen
Plattsburg State Teachers College
Ed Brown
Karen Burns
Cortland State Teachers Colege
Lestin Burns
Relay Bain
Cortland State Teachers College
Millard Bain
Cambridge Road
Dorothy White
Faxon White
4 H Tractor Program Scheduled
The 4 H Tractor Maintenance Program in Saratoga County is set for a series of Monday evening meetings through January and February. Meetings will travel between Ballston Spa Schuylerville Northville Saratoga Springs and Waterford with a makeup session planned at Saratoga Springs. Open to all Saratoga County youths 14 and older, the program teaches tractor safety care and maintenance with instruction from local tractor company servicemen and project leaders Ray Everts Win Mosher and Glen Winkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinery Peaters
American Dilon
A. J. Pettit & Son
Ballston Spa
Nelson Pratt
Schuyler.Ville
Cunningham Supply Int
Fred Drom
Rexford
Ray Everts
Schuylerville
Tr Win Mosher
Ballstan Spa
Glenm Winkler
Malta Ridge
MU Trator
Couity
Albert RA
Lounsbury
Jonesville Church Holds Fourth Quarterly Conference
The Jonesville Methodist Church met for its fourth quarterly conference Tuesday with District Superintendent CL Walter Kessler presiding. New board of stewards include Mattreen Minington and others, while new officers were named for church roles. Trustees elected Lusk Boswell president Leroy Etter vice president and Walter Cyphers secretary. The year saw $25,000 invested in building, with $5,000 paid in cash, and membership reach 226 after new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegal Meetaig
Acd
Jonesville Methodist Church
Walter Kessler
Mattreen MiNington
Robert Rarnnwski
Doh Davey
Coe Dibote
Willimm Horstmayne
Roland Blubbs
Claytom Lamberl
Kenneth Nayes
Eugene Wagar
Michael Walko
Eleanor Weatherell
Gordon Weatherer
Robert Hill
Clark Cyphers
Gerald Smithy
Red Palmer
George Cole
Howard Ricks
Commission On Education
Lusk Boswell
Leroy_atler
Walter Cypers
Tessie Quay
Jef
Evangellism Commission
Five Saratoga Drivers Lose Driving Privileges
The Motor Vehicle Bureau canceled the licenses of five Saratoga County drivers for major violations in the latter half of December. The motorists are Vincent J. De Gregory Jr of Beekman Street Saratoga Springs Thomas W Green of Union Avenue Saratoga Springs George Fries of Route 3 Ballston Spa Cecil Hamilton of Box 33 Gansevoort and Richard Warren of Baker Avenue South Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Saratoga County
Vincent J. de Gregory Jr
Beekman St
Saratoga Springs
Thomas W. Green
Union Ave
George Freis
Ballston
Confer Masonic Degrees On Chiss At Champlain RAM Convocation
The Mark Master and Past Master degrees were conferred on Atlaes candidates at a Champlain Chapter RAM convocation in the Masonic Temple. Herbert Beles, high priest, directed. Belden announced the Most Excellent Negro will be conferred Monday at Sandy Hill Chapter in Hudson Falls. Wy. Herbert K. O’Neil will preside. The Royal Arch Negro will be confirmed on Feb 1 at Calvary Commandrey KT, Hudson Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain
RAM
Masonic Temple
Herbert Beles
Belden
Sandy Hill
Hudson Walls
Wy. Herbert. K. O'Nei
Royal Arch
Calvary Com- Mandrey KT
Hudson Falls
Industrial Development urged for Upstate region
John S Wyld of New York State Department of Commerce urged forming an industrial development corporation to boost Warren and Washington counties. The Glens Falls Chamber seminar at the Queensbury Hotel highlighted 700 job losses, with Wyld advocating regional cooperation with Hudson Falls Port Edwards Whitehall and others to attract new industries. He cited rail and canal links, noted Glens Falls Portland Cement affiliate, and linked Saratoga Springs progress to Glens Falls prospects as the area eyes industrial growth and possible plant development in Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Wyld
New York State Department of Commerce
Warren and
Washingtone
Glens Falls
Delaware & Whidson Hailrasd
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Wyld
New York State
New Jersey
Labeting
Auirondeck
Son+ Champlain
Mr. Wyld
Hudsor-Champlain
Canada
New York City
Champlain
Troy Man Named To Saratoga Post
Harold G. Kelly of Troy has been named to succeed Vernon A. Ublinger as supervisor for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. Kelly, named by district manager William E. Pierson, has served as supervisor for the company in Trustson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Kelly
Troy
Vernon A. Ublinger
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
William E. Pierson
Kelly
Trustson
Salem News Notes and Community Updates
Local items report return home from Albany Hospital and a patient in Gleas Falls Hospital. Tyler completes Union College engineering course and will join General Electric in Schenectady. Mrs Brodhead returns from Norfolk where her husband serves aboard the USS Newport News. Salem Sun reports Vale Demonstration Unit meeting at Mrs Victor Eastan home with co-hostess Mrs Ralph Eastynan. Catholic Daughters prepare pre Lenten supper February 4 with a white elephant sale chaired by Mrs Beatrice Collins and committee including Tolley Mary Allen Katherine Lawson Pat Fairley and Jose Behan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Barns
Albany Hospital
Reland Sherman
Gleas Falls
Janes
Tyler
All Union College
Schenectady
General Electric Co
George Brodhead
Mas
Norfolk
Newport News
Mediterranean
Brodheadly
Javie Barns
Salem Sun Vatley Tome
Victor Eastan
Ralph Eastynan
Harold Anillon
Jessons
Conri
Joan of Arc
Catholic
S Daughters of America
Beattrice Collins
Inchutes
Tolley
Mary Allen
Katherine Lawson
Pat Fairley
Jose Behan
Upstate Man Named In Suit For Damages
Heath de Warren County faces a $827,500 negligence damages suit filed in US District Court in Utica after a July 25 wreck on Bowle 4 four miles north of Fort Any. William F. Gray and Jean Gray of New Jersey sue for loss of their 15 year old son’s services and damages to the wife and car. attorney is Wechaed M. Goldman of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath de
Warren County
Utica
Bowle 4
Fort Any
William F. Gray
Jean Gray
New Jersey
Robert
Cuegher
Wuehaed M. Goldman
Brook Iyh
Bowling Awards At Holy Name Units Presentation
The first half bowling awards were presented at the Meeting of the Holy Name Society of OW Lady of Angels Church. Anthony Liguort, director of the Sunday banting program, presented the trophies. Raymond Frown accepted for the Scramb Jets Cam, with teammates James Du rant, John Archambault, Robert Grady, Michael Button, and Richard Lafayete. Rev. Hervey Thompson moderated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviety
OW Lady of Angels Church
Anthony Liguort
Elks Aleys
Raymond Frown
Scramb Jets
Cam
Winving
James Duarant
John Archambault
Robert Grady
Michael Button
Richard Lafayete
Her
Remington Seated as Head Of Commandery Knights Templar
R A Remington installed as commander of Washington Commandery Knights Templar at Saratoga Springs Masonic Temple. Officers named include Scrodfield, Ehrgott, Greene, Atanod, Doe sther, Smith, Reeves, Varnes, Rich, Beagle, Stanford and others. Robert A Smith of Wadson Falls officiated. The body runs an educational foundation aiding college-bound students regardless of race religion or nationality with no interest, plus the Knights Templar Eye Foundation funding eye disease research and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Remington
Coimmbander
Washingtom Commandery
Knights Templar
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs Masonic Temple
Kenneth IL. Scpficid
Generatissioso
Willam A. Ehrgott
Charles B. Greene
Willigin i. Atanod
George W. Doesther
Nelson A. Smith
Charles I Reeves
George R. Varnes
Marcus G. Rich
Edward J. Beagle
Flurry A. Stanford
Robert A. Smith
Wadson Falls
Knights Templar Ey Foundation
Saratoga Church Elects Officers for 1960
The Saratoga Springs Presbyterian Church has elected elders deacons and trustees for 1960. Elders include Miss Margaret Tays Russell Priester Ransom Talbot and Brenton Taylor. Deacons named Clifton Cartwright Sis Abiphonse De Rossi Mrs Ambier Mendel and Theron Stevens. Trustees chosen Frank Cunniff Samuel Downing Jr Tony Kromal and Jon Perry. Representatives to the associated church group are Mrs Allen and Mrs Charles Berlin. Pastor Rev Howard K Foye notes church membership at 642 and average Sunday School attendance remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
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Community College
Winooski
AL Public Library
Saratoga
Aimerica the
Emmet Mughus
Herbert Hatover
Herbert Maryer
Daniel Lang
Yearbook of Modern Nursing
Cordelia Cowan
Adulour
Aaron Sussman
Conzise Encyela of
Pheatry World Annual
Willian Strunk
K. B. Whiley
Tall Story
Howard Lindsay
Russell Crouse
Europe
Addie Clark
Trailors
Hernes
Ohn Bakeless
Far East
Paul Hiee
Jean Stteligs
Karol
Jonson
Orde Wingale
Christophere Sykes
China
Chiang Kar-Shek
Father Brennan
Schuylervilleis
Asw
Billy Johanson
Ataokt Johanson
Billy
Mmany Taits
Den 2
Menher
Spa Planning Board
Jonesville Church
Industrial Development Unit
Upstate
Salem
Richard Phaneuf
Holy Name
R. A. Remington
Commandery
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