WSCS Elects Officers At Cambridge
The annual business meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Embury Methodist Church Cambridge elected officers for the coming year. Key posts filled include second vice president Wilbur Marlin and recording secretary Walter Dunbar. other roles assigned across missionary education social relations youth work and membership management with installation planned at the June meeting at Mrs Ackley home.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Embury Methodist Church
Cambridge
George Peters
Walter Dunbar
Francis Arkley
Oficers
Wilbur Marlin
Walter’ Dumbar
Harold Fairbanks
George, W. Robertson Jr
Kenneth Randies
Ros Joe MecEchron
Belly Sumner
Bjocie Gilford
Harry Randall
Joyce DeKalb
Raymond Whadcock
Martin
Douglas Madison
John Shermat'l
Edmund Mead
Ackley
Restaurant Tax Hike In New York City Passes Briefly
A two percent city tax on restaurant checks over one dollar increased to five percent yesterday. The measure aims to raise about 13 million dollars in additional tax revenue for the city.
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New York S
Stolen Car Recovered From Frear Park Reservoir
Police and garage staff recovered a stolen car from the Frear Park Reservoir area near the ninth tee about 2 a.m. The vehicle had been reported stolen from the Charles Teba Used Car Lot at 107th Street and South Avenue. Owner Mr. Teba filed the report at 10 a.m. A bystander, Joseph Cavanaugh, noticed the car’s lights shining in the reservoir as he drove by.
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Frear Park
Charles Teba
107Th St
Sth
Teba
Joseph Cavanaugh
11 Vista Ave
Latham
Guests Flee Hotel Fire on Fire Island Pines
About 65 guests and staff fled the Fire Island Pines Hotel as flames consumed the two story frame building before dawn on Sunday. No injuries were reported though the blaze destroyed the hotel and attached restaurant. Damages were estimated at 100000 dollars while cause remained undetermined. The hotel, owned by Pegsy Fears, had opened for the season this weekend.
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Cherry Grove
Fire Island Pines
Fire Island
Long Island
Pegsy Fears
Opera Dreamer Turns Folk Singer in Virginia Town
Foster Virginia resident Taylor Vrouman abandoned an opera career and teaching job to pursue music. He commutes to Williamsburg in colonial costume, wandering the restored capital and singing ballads and folk songs of early settlers.
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Foster
Taylor Vrouman
Tolk Imusic
Williamsburg
Virginia
City Officials Ordered To Givelt Up Luxury Autos
A chaotic report from Orereeensboro details Mayor Robers issuing orders to strip luxury limousines from city fleets and cut police staffing. Cpl. Ine D. Massey, 44, a Black officer, was shot at a service station while writing a ticket, as officials move to shrink the fleet from 2,500 vehicles and reduce high end cars to lower priced models. The incident inflamed tensions as drivers angered by tickets react amid the broader budget cuts.
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Reeensboro
Nlc
Robers
Sun Wagner
Olivers
D. Herring
Cary
Wil Olliers
Ine
D. Massey
Ini-Jout 2
Ihe
Presbyterial Missionary Meeting Addressing World Community
Albany presbytery hosts a missionary meeting at the Methodist Church with speaker M. Carton B. Smith and Mrs. Norman Kindt leading Bible study and a panel on Christian responsibility. The event includes lunch, no afternoon session, and discusses labor laws and fiduciary duties for church and union officials.
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Molsey Press
Albany Presbytecil
Smith
Africa
Norman ] Kindt
Troy
Patel Audoaie Wit Ueirs
Caspar Burn
Basa
Northfield School For Girls
East Northfield
Mays
Northhampton Commercial College
Greenbush pupil concert to feature scholarship winners
Diane Tislings of East Greenbush leads the 138 Columbia High School scholarship concert Friday. The program includes an organ recital by Raymond Gielg, vocal pieces by Keniall Southard and Robert Roy, piano and viola ensembles, and a flute trio. Scholarship winners from the school’s annual award list include Norma Gardner, Elizabeth Mibeanian, Eugene Usher, Barbara Pinel, Frank Becker, and several others.
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Diane Firstings
John Tislings
Fast Greaboush
Whiner
Columbia High School
Sharp
Eugene Usher
Barbary Pinel
Frank Becker
Mehard Howland
Mason Colvin
Marcie Dalbec
Oscar Doellner
Itvanne Tay Ethelfell
Hvnette Spalola
James Gregory
Miss Ilasunos
Capital District Golf Outing Plans Dinner and Prizes
The Capital District traffic assay area including Schenectady and Albany will host its annual yell outing for the Keligon Club Rexford Tuesday. Prizes for Wolfers and von-golfuts will be awarded at the end of a buffet dinner.
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Capital District
Schenectady
Albany
Keligon Club
Rexford
Dune UG
Parakeet Boozer On Water Wagon
Mrs. Joe Collins and SheNteht Koxgtand UR Mee report a parakeet perched on their doorstep. The bird drinks water and seems tame, with Mrs. Collins noting the parakeet likely arrived recently. The owner, Wy McKay, explains the bird is given water only and may have come from George.
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SheNteht
Joe Collins
Local Graduates Honor Military Nursing Service Roles
Maiti Maing Pyls along with Lawrenes J Vanier and Clarence See ty are named among recent graduates. The ceremony highlighted service in the Taurweek infantry mining nurse corps at Cang Ee Jeune, North Carolina, with relatives listed in Elfial and Greenbush communities.
Plane Crash Fatal To Five Near Sugar Land Texas
Five people died when a light plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Hull Airport near Sugar Land. The craft, en route to Richmond, struck the ground near Prison Farm No. 2. The pilot was Ralph Flores, manager of Hull Airport.
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Sugar Land, Tex
Here
Hull
Eorth
Sugar Land
Ralph Flores
Richmond
Tex
Woman Pioneer Of Old West Dies At 103
Emma Hagaman, 103, native of Rochester, died Sunday at her home in fear here. She traveled west as a young woman with husband Frederick Hagaman who led wagon trains. She later returned to live and joined the Susan B. Anthony suffrage movement for women’s rights.
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Atachester
Dace
Emma
Hagaman
Rochester
Frederick 0. Hagaman
Bve
Susan J. Anthony
Fire damages Syracuse hotel amid early morning blaze
An early morning fire at Hotel Syracuse drove many people from the Kirk Hotel area in nightclothes. The roof and top floor of the four story brick building were wrecked. Officials estimated damage around $3,000 and cited a malfunctioning air conditioner motor as the likely cause.
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Syracuse
Kirk Hotel
Fourelory
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