Saratoga County GOP renames candidacies for Aug primary
Saratoga County Republican committee endorsed incumbents for renomination at the Aug 12 primary. Delegates and alternates to the State GOP convention were named for towns including Saratoga Springs and Mechanicville. John Nichols presided as county chairman.
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Hallston Spa
Tie
Saratora County Republica Committee
Smd
GOP
Barchester
Gilbert Y. Seelye
Johnson Ostrander
Richard J. Sherman
Carleton J. King
Inh W Michels
John J. Catusane
Michael E. Sweeney
Saratoga
Senior Class Elections At Cathulie Central High School
Gerald Kerwin elected president of the senior class at Cathulie Central High School. Rev Francis G Blains announced results. Other officers elected include Danna Walsh vice president and Alaric Spain Collins treasurer. Freshmen officers named and sodality leaders chosen for next year. Campaigns featured posters around the school.
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CCHS
Catholic Central High School
Francis G. Janis
Jelt
Gerald Kerwin
Robert O'Connell
Raw
Donna Walsh
Michael Riley
Patricia Donohue
Can Sre
Theresa Colles
Sodality
William Cosgrove
Ciasion
Anne Shanley
Literatire
Marguet Hivers
Julie Lebentnitt
Abr
Lawrence Korwitn
15Th St
Cathulie Central High School
Francis G. Jlains
Danna Walsh
Quel
Edith P. Walsh
Alaric Spain Collins Whio
Valervicely Mi
Cany Sale Cael Riles
Leo Riley
James Sty Green Island
Donohwa
Asl Central
Alr
Eddrie McCoy
Watervliet
Ward Donghue
Griswold
Joli Quinn
Thomas Heights
Troy
Jule Sirhon-Powers
Sveaway
Georgetritt
Sitphen Labenfrill
Plum Ave
Pfuture
Daniel O
Camp Fire Girl Leaders Honored At Program
A dinner honoring Troy Area Council Camp Fire Girls leaders and assistants was held Monday night. Council president Miss Dane Ehrlich welcomed guests and praised the candy sale and past year’s work. Mrs. Lewis Coonley thanked leaders. Brownsien Fine executives lauded their efforts. Camp Kiwanis at Fast Poestenkut will run July 6 to Aug. 17. registrations are at headquarters. Mrs. Benjamin Oathout directed a skit while Mrs. Pike and Miss Ehrlich acted as fortune tellers. Miss Daley led group singing. Miss Jenmette Flack began and ended with the Camp Fire blessing and Taps.
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Troy Area
Camp Fire
Dane Ebslich
Lewis Is
Coonley
Brownsien
Kkiwaniy
Poestenkutl
Benjamin Oathout
Tir
Pike
Ehrlich
Uarry Daley
Jenmette V. Flack
Stephentown to Buy Shovel for Highway Dept
Regional representative Porter reported at the Region 1 council meeting that Region II will meet in Troy from April 20 to 25, 1959. The Stephentown town board plans to open bids for a new yard shovel for the highway department.
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Holferienworth
Aavold T Porter
Marvin R. Pike
Dlean
Troy
Margaret Dean
Stephentown
Yeubie
Pritt
Lawn ‘Highway’ Department
Remodeled Masonic Temple Plans Open House Monday
An open house is set for Monday evening at the ray Masonic Temple at 1b Sud SL to view renovations since the December 6 1937 fire. Guides will take visitors from the third floor lodge rooms down to the main door with officials from the Temple Association and wives providing tours. The project cost about 130000 and includes a rebuilt banquet hall stage senior renovations and new ventilation lighting and fireproof features.
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Melvin Bi Conick
Ray Masonic Temple
Sud SL
Gire
Troy
Asin
Lowell H. Bryce
Noor
Temple Assn
Elks
Odd Fellows
Bryce Sai
Mivst Moteran
Magonte
Knights of Columbus
She K
New York State Police School
Madelei
Bath & Cloak
Masonic Temply Dyson Mie
Secon
Bethicham Star Chapter
OES
Auction Planned By Sunday School at First Presbyterian
Sunday School offices and teachers of First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg sponsor a benefit auction on the church lawn Saturday beginning. Proceeds fund a new Christian Education Building. Items include general antiques and other articles to be auctioned.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburg
Former Zion Church Sold To Baptists
The former AALE Zion Church at 1728 7th Ave was conveyed to SS Pauls Missionary Baptist Church at 714 Federal St for 57,000. The sale was filed yesterday at the Rensselaer County Clerk. Rev George W Ay Laws signed for the church. Edward I Nicoll & Son acted as real estate agents.
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Rensselaer County
7Th Ave
SS Paul's Missionary Baptist Church
Federal St
Afrivas Methodist Episcopal Gow Church
Sth Ave
George W. Ay Laws
Leo & LeForestier
Edward I. Nicoll & Son
Hoosier notes and local social visits across towns
Mrs AlVah H Webster broke her right wrist at home. Mrs Helen Cantelo and Miss Mases M Hill spent the weekend in Eagle Bridge. Andrew Williams returns home after a year in Tayport Fife and Seoul with niece Miss Margaret McGregor for three months. The Hetheringtons host visitors including Mrs Dorothy Coleman of Flushing. Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Fire District to host a card party June 10 at the firehouse with prizes and refreshments. Recent entertainments include Ass Annie Metine of North Adams and several Williams families from Pittsfield and Hackensack NY plus Mrs Walter Martin of Water Vijet and Mrs Mateht Henry in Narvasville.
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Hoosier
AlVah H. Webster
Helen Cantelo
Mases M. Hill
Eagle Bridge
Vair Lawn
Marry Blair
Andrew Williams
Tayport Pifeshire
Seoulland
Williams
Margaret McGregor
Bdward
Wetherington
Willian Ernst
New York
Dorothy Coleman
Flushing
N.Y
Hetherington
Hoosick
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