4-H Club Annual Report Highlights Poultry and Clothing Interest
The 4-H annual report compiled by Ronwaulver Cowly and associates shows poultry and clothing as the most popular youth projects. The dairy cattle section notes a drop due to rising costs and attrition, with 40 head exhibited and plans to revive the Dairy Club.
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Ronwaulver
Bamwl
Dorrance
Min
Moranee Hythuyar
Ind Hng
Gearuica
Lehighbroke
Wext
Sand Lake
Novaher
Red Aid
4-H Club Projects and Activities Highlight County Fair Year
Boys in Schodack area joined a pig project sponsored by the Castlelon Kiwants Club while 4-H groups ran sewing homemaking and foods programs. An electric kitchen demonstration funded by New York Power & Light toured Schodack Greenbush and Nassau. Gwendolyn Chapman earned a trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago after a cottage cheese demo. Auction sales raised funds for a sound motion picture machine, with Rally Day and harvest events noted.
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Schodack
Casllelon Kiwants Club
Agricultural Engineering Riba
Ang Mt. Dovrance
Dovrance
Lorevby
Conservation Department
Era
Mig
Thayer
New York Power & Light Corporation
Gwendolyn Chapman
Schaghticoke
Chicago
Connell
Sound Metion Picture Machine Fund
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Board of Supervisors
National Officer Langan Heads Pittston Letter Carriers Event
James K. Langan of Pittston Pennsylvania spoke at Local Branch 416 installation of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Officials installed included James J. Hilom president Charles Anselment vice president Frank Nuttall secretary Ivank Hunt treasurer Albert Snover financial secretary John Rescoll sergeant at arms. Langan outlined the union's 17 year history and wage-claim efforts after the forty hour week cut postal earnings. He mentioned a planned national office in Washington to advocate before Congress. Guests included Joseph McGraw Albany Branch 24 Gun Kloth Schenectady Branch 418 Mayor John J Aherp and Thomas J Daugherty. Lester Mustace led camp arrangements with $2,500 for Alps 4-H Camp maintenance. attendance at camp ranged from 28 leaders at first meeting to 148 second week and 108 third week. A Troy Kiwanis food contest awarded $85 to Vanderheyden Hall 4-H Club. Liberty Belle earned $25 and 42 Eagles $10 in preservation prizes.
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James K. Langan
Pittston
Lrishe
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wie Chasan
James J. Hiliom
Charlies Anselment
Frank J. Nuttall
Ivank J Hunt
Albert H. Snover
John JB. Rescoll
Langan
A. Fut L
Pontil
Association
Washington
Ls Ieneers Lefore Congress
Joseph McGraw
Albany
Gun Kloth
Treagmier
Schenectady
John J. Aherp
Thamis
J. Daugherty
Lester J. Mustace
Alps
JMG
County
4.H
Agenta
Twascay Af
Agricultural Committee
Troy Kiwanis Club
Troy 4-Hers
Vanderheyden Hall
Liberty Belle
Eagles
Surplus Shirt Story Sparks Public Suspicion and Inquiry
A rumor of 2.4 million Navy officers white shirts allegedly manufactured in Troy causes a media storm. Traders and officials dispute the tale as Beil and Beck dispute tips, chain-store interest, and export claims while the Civitan Production Administration and Navy deny any shirt shortages or releases.
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Troy
Wilittin Beil
Manuacturers
New York
Aucoviin
Bock
Hum
Beck
Washington
Civitan Production Administration
Navy
Two Bills To Help Veterans Offered In Albany
Senator Seymour Halpern of Queens introduced two civil service measures to aid returning veterans. One bill preserves seniority dates for those promoted after military leave, tying it to the original eligibility list rather than actual promotion. The second ensures an on leave veteran on an expiring list gets a comparable exam and, if eligible for promotion had he not been absent, is placed on a special list for promotion.
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Albany
Seymour Halpern
Queens
Halpern
Iran Grotto to Install Officers Tonight
Iran Grotto will install officers this evening at the Troy Masonic Temple. A ritual of reports by trustees and officers will be given. George E. Sibley, pat monarch, will serve as inspecting officer. Archibald W. Ostrander is outgoing monarch and Fred A. Teck will be seated as monarch. A lodge supper will follow with past monarch Ehmer A. Hempstead in charge at 8 o'clock.
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Iran
Arelle
Troy Masonic Temple
Amiual
George E. Sibley
Archibald W. Ostrander
Fred A. Teck
Ehmer A. Hempstead
Yin Cha
St Marys Church Plans Mardi Gras
Preliminary plans for the Mardi Gras party at St Marys Church were announced. The event, run by Rev Edward L OMalley as general chairman, is set for March 4 and 5 at Une prrlah hall with sub chairmen named for tickets prizes gifts and games.
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St. Mary's Church
Une Prrlah Hall
Edward L. O'Malley
Assistani
Carl A. Smith
Helen Casny
Misa Agni Sheeran
Jnseph Niles
Milas Lenore Blake
Fred Crowley
Frank Ciccarelli
Joseph F. Clinton
Loretta Brady
Approve Bill on Hemstreet Bridge Reported Favorably
In Burenu Washington DE a bill to allow Rengselter and Saratoga Counties in New York to build a free highway ridge across the Hudson from Mechanicville to Hemstreet Park is reported favorably to the Senate by the Uie Commerce Committee. Introduced by Rep Dean P. Taylor, the measure has passed the House. Congressional action is needed as the project would claim a navigable river. Congress approved in 1911 but war halted construction. the bill was reintroduced.
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Record
Burenu
Washington
Rengselter
Saratoga
New York
Hudson River
Mechanicville
Hemstreet Park
Selaighticoke
Senate
Uie Commerce Committee
Ren. Dean P. Talor
House
Congress
Elections Conducted By Gurley Company Directors Elected
Gurley Company yesterday elected directors including Charles Day Edgar Betts Charles Smart Miss Ruth WIllamson Henry Patrick and G Howard Epley at an annual meeting The directors then chose Charles Day as president Edgar Betts as vice president and treasurer and Mr Surat as secretary and treasurer.
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W.ard L. EB. Gurley
North Hoosick Woman’s Notes 96th Birthday
A North Hoosick village note celebrates Janice J. Hovie’s 96th birthday with memories of her early life in North Hoosick and nearby Maw Hayle. The entry recalls her birth on January 20, 1859 and her move to North Hoosick later that year, highlighting community greetings and reflections.
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North Hoosick Womans
Min
Janice J. Hovie
North
Local Church Fund Drive Plans Probed for Clarity
Juhi Urixeol and Robert Badhall lead a refreshment committee plan tied to a church fundraiser. Plesk arrangements for Loe attale y sparked questions during a large pulhlans meeting, with proceeds earmarked for the church’s needs.
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Juhi Urixeol
Wredl Duowley
Robert Badhall
Loe Attaley
Pulhlans
Nealing
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