Troy Printers To Install Officers
The Typographical Union of Troy will install officers and honor veteran members at a Sunday ceremony at the Fraternal Order of Eagles rooms, 770 River Street. A 2 p.m. meeting precedes a 4 p.m. turkey dinner and entertainment. Retiring president Joseph Q. Hunt will induct officers and honored members Frank T. Akin Sixty years William H. Wade Edward A. Rand Atty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Typographical Union
Order of Eagles
River
Jong
Frank.t. Akin
Wiliam H. Wade
Edward A. Rand
Joseph Q. Hunt
James J. McCauley
George W. Herring
James T. Church
Stanley E. Shiesley
Elwood Morrison
James P. Smith
Frank Ratigan
William P. Cadagan
George B. Mahony
William H. Myers
Mr. Callagan
Blind Alderman Leads Team For YMCA Capital Drive
James H. Connell, a blind alderman from the 2nd Ward, and his Seeing Eye dog Dervock captain a YMCA capital funds drive team. Connell has been blind since age two and, with support from the YMCA, has taken up swimming, gym workouts and running. He emphasizes inclusion and asks that no special favors be shown in soliciting donations as he works to modernize YMCA facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Connell
Siderman
2Nd Ward
Dervock
Y.M.C.A
Connell
M.C.A
Gove
Titan
Bliad
Y.elc.a
Derrock
Troy Ymca
Watervliet
Memaorizen
Dog
Tam
Auxiliary of
Themas Corners Volunteer Fire Co
Services At Synagogues In The City Gathered
A roundup of synagogue services lists Third Harvet Temple on Third Street with Rabbi Julis K. Gutmann at 1:00 p.m. and Temple Beth El on Fifth Avenue with Rabbi George Vida at 1:15 p.m. plus morning and afternoon Sabbath services, junior congregation, Sunday school, and Talmud and ethics classes at Division Street and River Street locations. Daily services noted at 6:50 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. across multiple temples.
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Third Harvet
Third Street Temple
Third Breet
Julis K. Gutmann
Numbers
Joel
Temple Beth el
Temple Beth BA
Fifth Avenue
George Vida
Vida
Temple
Beth Jarae Bikur Cholim
River Street
Shaaray Tephilah
Viaion
Jacob
Cohen
Division Street
Troy Community Talmud Torah
Jewish Community Center
Cambridge Woman Dies After Home Fire and Stroke
Mrs. Nicholas Andrews of Cambridge died at Mary McClellan Hospital after a stroke suffered on Memorial Day. A kerosene heater explosion in the basement during a fire at about 11 p.m. caused extensive damage to the home. Her sons Dr. Thomas L. Andrews of Matawan New Jersey and J Benjamin Andrews of Worcester Massachusetts survived her along with two daughters Mrs Julia Orton and Mrs Meredith Hong and a brother John Luddy. Funeral arrangements set for Avenue A residence and St Patrick's Church Cambridge with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Nicholas Andrews
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Thomas L. Andrews
Matawan
N. J
J. Benjamin Andrews
Worcester
Mass
Albany GOP Buys Wartime Property for Headquarters
The Albany County Republican organization voted to purchase 2% Elk Street for a permanent headquarters. The building, formerly Rev. G. A. Oldham’s home, is now owned by Walter H. Wertime Jr. of Cohoes who pays about 32000 dollars. Wertime bought the structure after taking charge March 1 and will host the county meeting. Donald Nelson of Waterville was named to fill a county committee vacancy.
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Albany G.O.P
Albany County Republican Organisation
Elk Street
G. A. Oldham
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
G.O.P
Walter H. Wertime, Jr
Cohoex
Mr. Wertime
Donald Nelson
First District Watervitet
Civil Service Workers Plan Conservation Day
Civil Service Employees in Saratoga Springs plan a Conservation Day on Wednesday June 21. District Chapter of the Conservation Department’s Civil Service Employees Association announces Dr. William C. Sonning as honorary chairman. A general assembly will be held in the early afternoon followed by social activities.
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Saratoga Springs
Conservation Department
Civil Service Employees' Association
William C. Sonning
Division of Fish and Game
Chr
Deadline Nears In School News Contest
Principals of public, parochial, and private schools in Troy, Waterstic t, Green Wand, CH home, and Waterford set next Wednesday as the entry deadline for the Trax Newcargiters first Real Mary Contest. Prizes total 15 918 and Schwil te, with awards for dipping entries from school papers. Each entry must include a sealed plate containing the entrant name, school, article title, and a statement by a teacher certifying authorship.
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S Chon
Troy
Waterstict
Green Wand
CH Home
Waterford
Schwilte
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Troy Printers
Dictioney Products Corp
Richard Marshall Factory
River and
Middleburg Sts
Troy, K. Y
Nan
Shantung
Troy, WN
Catskill
Cameras
Catskil
Cairo
TSS
Bea
Civil Service Workers
Pam
Vince
Linia Qenniity
Ve straaTra Uaas
Hartigans
Tray's Store of Friendly Service
Congress Street
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