Eastern Zone women in physical education host Lansingburg conference
A work day conference for women physical education instructors and high school students from eastern New York was held at Thomas Knickerbocker Junior High in Lansingburg. Attendees from Lansingburg Cobleskill Bethlehem Delmar Cambridge Milne Albany St Agnes Nott Terrace Van Rensselaer Troy Watervliet Mechanicville Draper Mont Pleasant discussed program exchange and demonstrations led by Cambridge Troy Nott Terrace Milne Bethlehem Central and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Knickerpacker
Lansingburg
Cobleskill Central
Bethlehem Central
Delmar
Cambridge
Milne
Albany
St. Agnes’ School
Nott Terrace
Schenectady
van Rensselaer
Rensselaer
Troy
Watervliet
Mechanicville
Draper
Mont Pleasant
Janet Jones
Cambridge High
Eleanor Copley
Troy Public Schools
Lara Rich
Nott Terrace High
Margaret Hitchcock
Milne High
Agnes Michaels
Association of Women In Physical Education
Dorothy Hudson
Cobleskill
Nan Campbell
Elizabeth McCauley
Eleanor Rehberg
Miss Shyne To Get Degree At Bryn Mawr Commencement
Miss Ann W. Shyne lifelong resident of the city will receive a doctor of philosophy in social economy at Bryn Mawr tomorrow. She was valedictorian of Troy High School, earned AB in sociology at Vassar in 1935, and a master’s in social education at Bryn Mawr in 1937. She served as a research assistant at Bryn Mawr, worked at the Ritts Foundation, did family case work in New Jersey, and is currently a psychiatric social worker at the Ritts Clinic for Berkshire County in Pittsfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann W. Shyne
Bryn Mawr
Shyne
Troy High School
Vasgar
Ritts Foundation
New Jersey
Ritts Clinic
Berkshire County
Pittsfield
Mass
Governor Plans Office Makeover at Capitol
Governor Dewey seeks a brighter Capitol office by removing oak paneling installed in 1916 and stained black, repainting nails, and lowering the 25 foot high by 15 foot wide room’s ceiling to nine or ten feet. Local officials have not yet approved the decorative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Capitol
County Patrol Cancels Horse Show
The Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol cancelled its two day horse show due to OFPA pleasure driving ban and a 20 percent mileage cut in public transport. Local show planned for July 4 will be one day at a reachable field. Local exhibitors can ride from their stables to the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol
OFPA
ODT
Troy Riding Club
James T. Whitehurst
Whitehurst
Frank L Fonda
Troy
Edwin Walshs Music Pupils To Give Recital At Cluett Parlors
Edwin P Walsh's music pupils present a summer recital at Cluett and Sons parlors featuring piano duets solos violin and brass pieces by students including Joan Terry Alfred Gordon Kenneth Windover Herbert Ellinger and many others. The program includes classical pieces and popular tunes. Also noted is the commissioning of Miss Theresa M Clancy of Grafton as second lieutenant in the Army Air Force departing soon for Station Hospital Greensboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Wals
Cluett and Sons
Vive Ganz
Louise Mourdichian
Walter Murray
Little Prince
Joan Valentine
Mr. Walsh
Steve Negosian
Sack Waltz
Metcalf Ronny Senick
Carry Me
Old
Theresa M. Clancy
Grafton
Army Air Force
Station Hospital
Greensboro
N.C
Clancy
Berl Center High School
Benedictine Hospital School of Nursing
Kingston
Sim
the Leonard Hospital
American Nurses’ Association
Red Cross
Scholarship Applications Being Filed for Local Students
The Record Newspapers offer a one year scholarship in the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute Publishing and Printing Department for high school seniors from area schools. Tuition covered is 250 dollars for the 193-44 term. Applications should be sent to The Record Newspapers at Broadway and Fifth Avenue Troy NY. Special consideration favors those unlikely to be called for armed service within the year. The program, part of 19 statewide scholarships, aims to address a future shortage of newspaper personnel and is sponsored by the New York State Publishers Association. Mechanics Institute, founded 1829, operates as a private non profit with about 4300 students and added the Publishing and Printing Department in 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Troy
N.Y
New York State Publishers’ Association
Mechanics Institute
Atheneaum
Institute
Judge Byron Sentences Two Men to Jail
George E. Storm, 35, of Fourth Avenue, jailed six months after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in Troy Police Court. Leo Conroy, 44, of Rensselaer County Welfare Home, jailed six months for vagrancy after pleading guilty to panhandling. Arrests by patrol and plainclothes officers tied to incidents near East Street and Second Avenue. Storm previously jailed six months for a similar charge stemming from January arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Storm
Fourth Avenue
James F. Byron
Troy
Leo Conroy
Rensselaer County
John Stallmer
Storm
Empire State School of Printing In Ithaca
The Empire State School of Printing in Ithaca produced over 400 graduates in 15 years before moving to Rochester where a two year technical professional program now trains more than 450 students. Graduates have advanced to supervisory, executive, and ownership roles in newspapers and printing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State School of Printing
Ithaca
Rami
Rochester
Rosenthal Pupils Recital With Rosenthal and Soren Son
Piano pupils under Herman J. Rosenthal present a recital at 8 p.m. in the Troys W C A. Mise Jean Soren son violinist assists. Program includes many named pieces and performers from diverse pupils and teachers, with the event hosted by Rebekah Lodge groups including Pleasant Valley district president and Triumph Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Rosenthal
Troys
W. C. A. Mise
Jean Sorenson
Williams Leita Acheson
White Seal
Benson Marilyn Kranson
My Little Goldfish
Hopkins Arlene Figenbaum
Dream Boat
Williams Lenore Barber
Blue Bells of
Scotland
Scotch Air
John Smithies
Baas
Rolfe
Norma Arangon
Bugles
Richard Klotz
Marilyn Smith
Swans
Lake Thompson
Margaret Reed
Lehar
Jean Martin
Devorah
Boxer
Madrigale
Simonetti
Poeme
Fibich
Hopson
Rebekahs Plan Installation of New District Deputy
The Alma Odd Fellows Hall hosts the induction of the new District Deputy President for Rensselaer Rebekah District No 2 on Tuesday evening June 15. Mrs Versa Hammersley, newly elected president, and her staff will be installed by the retiring officers in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Rebekah District No. 2
Alma Odd Fellows Hall
Versa Hammersley
Travelers of State Elect Trojan Grand Counselor Snyder
A. John Snyder of Troy Cornel United Commercial Travelers was elected grand counselor of New York at Elmira during the 43rd annual grand council. Delegates Charles and Lawrence named to represent him when war work with Gurley Co. prevents attendance. J. J. Waters also a Troy delegate. The convention ended with a grand ball at Hotel Ith Twain, shortened by many in war service. Snyder will be feted by the Troy Council June 19 at I. O. F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. John Snyder
Troy Cornel
United Commercial Travelers
State of New York
Grand Council
Elmira
Mak Twain
Snyder
Troy Council
I. O. O. F. Halt
112Th Street
Judge Fines Two For Assault In North Green Bush
Anthony Zalenka and Charles Gorleski, both 22, were fined 25 dollars or 25 days in jail by Justice of the Peace Isaac Film in North Green bush on third degree assault charges. Gorleski paid the fine. both suspects were arrested Saturday after an investigation by state police and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Zalenka
Burden Avenue
Charles Gorleski
R. PD. 4
Justice of the Peace
Isaac
Town of
North Greenbush
Gerleski
Sers
J. Schoonmaker
Harry A. Scoville
State Police B. C. I
James Cassin
First Precincct
Michael Kane
Detective Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Shyne
Thomas A. Knickerbocker
Mer Meate
Army Camp
Domestic Finance Corporation
Boardman
Fulton Street
Troy, 4. Y
Edwin Walsh
Krogman
Joan Terry
Edmund Allery
Dream of Love
Liszt Joseph Allery
Woods
Alfred Gordon
Humming Bird
Schiller
Peggy Botts Piano Solo
Garland of Roses Streabbag
Nancy Avakian
Little Buttercup Sullivan
Kenneth Windover
Douglas Windover
Elmenrich
Gayle Geough
Moto Perpetuo Bohm
John Terzian
Thir
Joan Urbanski
Jane Metzer
Arnold Schenker
Humoresque Dvorak
Joan Martin
Marguerite Waltz
Faust Gounod
Patricia Mullady
Adoration Borowski
Edward Belvnjian
Chiciribin Pestalozza
Jacquelyn Shields
Joan McGuire
Cornet
Ave Maria Bach-Gounod
Joan Hayes
la Brunette Severn
Richard Clark
John Clark
Mena
Accoloy
Michael Kalligian
Chopin Louise Magurdichian
Steir
Byron
Europe
Wrath
Messenger of God
Inia
Bree
Anshere—Tardier
Cerium
Holy City of
Mohammedans
New England State
Hue
Compass Point
Prp
Rosenthal
Leslie
Alberta Simon
Adele Cohen
Rossini
Daniel
Massenet
Virginia Martin
Aragonaise
Baruch
Boxer Tarantella Thompson
Royce Benderson
Ellenreich
Barbara Reed
Breinard
Shirley van Eppe
Richard Page
Little Chief
Red Feather
Richard Archambault
Waltz of the Toys
Belmont Barbara Jane Falcon
la Cinquantaine
Gabriel-Marie
Kalman
Too Wozencraft
Barbara Vicary
David Treharne
Meyerbeer
Schaum
Margis
Ada Levine
Mendelssohn
Irma Levine
Vienna
Strauss
Mr. Rosenthal
Brahms Helen Ries
Skatere
Waltz Waldteufel
Donald Levenson
Romance Sibelius
Audrey Silverman
Mozart Lloyd Apfel
Joan Schrager
Ivanovici
Robert Rokjer
Lecouna
Lange
Lois Paul
Dorothy M McCabe
Pleasant Valley
Rebekah Lodge
Cropseyville
H. M. Osterhout
Noble Sgrand
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Hammersley
Triumph Lodge
Charles E. Lawrence
Rebekahs
Crescent Cleaning
Crescent Cleaners & Dyers
Finewoods
Congress
E. J. Zibro
U. S
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