Holy Cross Rector to Assume New Post in Episcopal Church
Rector of the Church of the Holy Cross and Mary Warren School for eight and a half years, Rev. Clarente W. Jones, will resign and accept a position with the National Council of the Episcopal Church, effective September. Native of Albany, he previously served in Schenectady and Delhi, and has held posts including curate at Holy Trinity New York and rector of St. Mary’s Church Luzerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarente W
Joes
Church of the Holy Cross
Mary ‘Warren School
Jones
Episcopal
Albany
Hebdeares
Schenegtsdy
Schoandt
Columbia U
Scenes of Business
St. Georges Episcopal
the Holy Trinity
New York
Reduction In Rensselaer O11 Assessment Ordered
Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan confirmed a referee’s report directing a reduced assessment on property in the Ninth Ward formerly at 162 500 to 135 000. The order targets Clarence A. McNally and two assessors with four orders covering city, school, state, and county taxes for 1952 and 1933.
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Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Rensselaer
Renss
Ninth Ward
Clarence A. McNally
Albers JL. Scheibly
James 5. Mellie
Board of Tax Review
Mr. McNally
Local Notes From Pownal Center and Nearby Areas
Miss Lois Potter spends vacation with her mother Mrs Eva Lampman of Pownal Center. An honor roll stands on the green listing 53 natives with one Killed in action Kenneth Purdy. Pet Marie Buck of the WAC returns to Oklahoma City after a ten day visit with her parents in Nort Pownal. Linda Pratt of Rochester met his son Lywan Jr on furlough from Camp Lejeune, Marines. Private Pratt and Lewis Buck return to camp. Miss Ellen Brookman wed Sergt Russell Possiter in Wilmington. The couple met in Washington where the bride worked in Cyril Aeronauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Lois Potter
Eva ‘Lampman
Pownal Center
Kenneth Purdy
Marie Buck
Woman's Army Corps
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jay Buck
Nort Pownal
Linda Pratt
Rochester
Lywan, Jr
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Pratt
Lewis Buck
Ellen Brookman
Donald Brookman
Wilmington
Sergt. Russel Possiter
Clinton, G
Washington, D. C
Cyril Aeronauties
Public Aid Sought for Street Work in Troy
Mayor John J. Anernyeéa condemned Democratic Common Council opposition to a $190,000 bond plan for repairing and repaving about 23 Troy streets. He argued postwar timing, budget allocation, and private contractor labor would allow extensive work this year without burdening taxpayers. The mayor plans to rally service groups to generate civic support, stressing the need to proceed to avoid business losses and further street decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataticg
John J. Anernyeéa
Cammes
Troy
Sven Patch
Common Council
Convision Council
Fie
Afern
Smnydar
Dream Sack Sleep Nerve Training Manual Fragment
A fragment describes a dream sack as canvas with end ropes and warns new users to avoid heavy breathing to prevent falling out. It notes body adjustment to jar from deck and suggests breathing for three minutes, with a rule of three minutes rest in a sixteen minute cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinayes
Innocent Plea Entered By Cohoes Driver Armitage
Harold Armitage of Cohoes pleaded not guilty in Troy Police Court to a charge of driving while intoxicated. The case, adjourned to July 16, stems from an early Sunday arrest at Brunswick and South Lake avenues after a complaint by David Thielmann of 6 Goodman Avenue. Arresting officers were Sergeants Coleman J. Lyon and patrolmen William Donovan and William Cunningham of Central Police Station.
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Harold Armitage
R. D. I. Cohoes
Troy
Armitage
David ‘Thielmann
Goodman Avenue
Troy Thielman
Armegiman
Brunswick
South Lake Avenues
Coleman J. Lona
Wiliam Donovan
Wilam Cunningham
Central Police Station
Cambridge Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Cambridge social roundup reports Camridge Book Club gathering with Misses ZL Meg and Eva Carpen. Mrs. William Day Downs arrives from Denver. outdoor church services planned on United Presbyterian Church lawn. Lions Club installs new officers, Swartwout honored. White Creek Grange to hold annual supper and picnic at Hedges Lake. Aviation cadet Rowland Bintchley transfers to Maxwell Field for pre flight. Melzer family visiting. Mills family returning from Ottie vacation. Prof A Merrill Gallup named principal at Cambridge Centralized.
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Book Club
Meg
Eva
Carpen
Yeesterday
William Day Downs
Denver
Col
United Presbyterian Church
Anna
Amy Hane
Albany Eid
Thomas Kane
New York
Ellen Enidaw
Cambridge Lions Club
Henry G. Pfeil
Lyman FL White
Charles FL Dusha
Nicholas
FP. Canzeriz
Jerome E. Wrights
HK. Spurr
Taiil Twister
Harry E. Spaulding
Hori Tamer
Morrison McGeech
Walton Swartwout
Frank C. Briggs
Swartwout
Lions Club
Wiliam Imlay
Kenneth Brown
Hew
White Creek
John Leonard
Cambridge Union School Bonds Buy War Stamp Pledge
Cambridge Union School students purchased 14 036 05 worth of bonds and stamps, surpassing their goal to buy a bar ber picket boat. Of 365 students at Cambridge High, 343 bought a war stamp since D Day plus 3 percent invested in June. Minute Man day to be marked under the school flag. Cambridge Chapter D A R will host Guest Day Friday after school at Northwood home of Mrs. Robert McClellan. Expected attendees include Mrs. William H. Pouch and Miss Edis Gitsen to speak and a song group performance.
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Georad 2
McGeoch
Koert R. Foster
Syracuse
Women's Christian, Temperance Union
Spm
Red Cross
Benished
Mire N. B. Gough
Cambridge Union School
Cambridge High School
Studeits
Ondewa
Cambridge
Northwood
Robert McClellan
Wiliam H. Pouch
New York City
The
National Society
Edis
Gitsen
Buffalo
New York State
TY. Arte
Regent and hosts plan music event with regional guests
Scott attends with Mrs. Leroy C. Hinchcliffe as pianist selections are performed by Mrs. Hinchcliffe. Mrs. Janey Johnson Coulter serves as regent of the lodge committee end. Miss Mary Dallas chairs the hostess committee. Regents from neighboring chapters have been invited.
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Scott
Leroy C. Hinchcliffe
Hinchcliffe
Janey Johnson Coulter
Chemer
Mary
Dallas
Vacationers and visitors noted in Johnsonville report
Johnsonville and nearby residents are listed as spending time in New York City Lake George and Camp Wanaduna amid family visits. The Union Daily Vacation Bible School wraps two week session with 24 students eight teachers and a program directed by Mrs. Walter Schofield.
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Hari Johnston
Lake George
Merritt, Hoag
Wingdale
Alvin Hoag
Misa Madeline Bratt
Howard Bratt
Troy
Willam Cox
Dorothy Christopher
Clifton Park
Leroy Tate
Camp Wanaduna
Cramberry Lake
Elizabeth Dowsing
Newport
R. 1
Skynard
Dorothy Tate
Nicholas Kosowsky
Barbara Frisbie
James Schofield
Bristol Chatterton
Dorah Herrington
Grand Jury Called Back For Cases In Rensselaer County
For the first time in its history a Rensselaer County grand jury is recalled for deliberation after the May term. Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan ordered the term dismissed but held the grand jury for possible further business. The panel is expected to remain in session through the week and report to Justice Bergen a week from yesterday as other grand juries are selected for the September term.
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Rensselaer County
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Rennseiaer
Bergen
Seurr
Plan Field Day at Pittstown Church
A field day will be held Saturday July 2 at St. George's Church Pittstown to benefit the church. Rev. Caleb S Vaughan pastor Joseph J Sullivan is general chairman assisted by Mrs William Rowe and a large committee with subcommittees for ice cream booth Mel Taylor Kas nsburg stand Mrs Harold O Brien games Bernard Waiss Harold O'Brien and Francis Fitegerald tickets George Hand William Rowe Daniel Delaney and Henry Meehan music Mr Suits van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Pittstown
Caleb S. Vaughan
Joseph J. Sullivan
William Rowe
Mel. Albert Taylor
Kaasburg
Harold O Brien
Bernard Waiss
Harold O'Brien
Francis Fitegerald
George Hand
Daniel Delaney
Henry Meehan
Mr. Suitsvan
Fire damages summer home of J E Erway at Burden Lake
Fire damaged the summer home of J E Erway at Burden Lake. The blaze began in the attic and the Averilla Park Fire Department extinguished the flames as rafters burned. Details remain uncertain and reconstruction assessment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Erway
Juliam B. Erway
Burden Lake
Averilla Park
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
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