Mechanicville Man Dies Suddenly at Home
Frank H. Moak of 609 Park Avenue Mechanicville died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born December 8 1872 in Worcester he worked as a train dispatcher for the Boston and Maine Railroad before joining the local insurance business and later real estate appraisal. He served as Saratoga County probation officer and was active in Rotary and Masonic groups. He is survived by his widow a sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 pm with Masonic services and interment at Hudson View Cemetery.
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Frank ‘H. Moak
Park Avenue
Mr. Moak
Worcester
Worcester High School
Ihia City
Lulu Bowen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Iate
Thomas J. Finigan
Finiran
American Institute of Real Estate
William FE. DeLong
New York
Saratoga County
Noonan
Hellinaon
Judson Bowen
Weinreb DeLong
Monk
Arnme
George ©. Singerland
Slingerland
Battle- Aald
State Court of Claims
First Methodist Church
Ondawa Lodge
F.&am
Ondawa Chapter
RLAM
Mechanicville Masonic Club
Rotary Club
Mechanicville Cemetery Association
A Fother
John Monk
Elmira
Elizabeth Brookley
Schenectady
Robert F. Fillmore
Hudson View Cemetery
Pomona Grange Meeting in White Creek Hall Washington County
Washington County Pomona Grange plans a three session gathering at White Creek Orange Hall starting at 10 30 a m with George Brown presiding Hosts White Creek and Shushan Granges will hold countywide events and a 12 30 p m dinner A 1 30 p m business session followed by a 2 30 p m lecture program Guest speaker Mrs Rachel Lacross of the Vermont State Grange plus musical numbers plant exhibits and a short Easton Grange pageant conclude the day with the Afth degree conferred by the Young Peoples Pomona and dance instruction led by Dr Eljin Eldridge of Glens Falls.
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Washington County
Pomona Grange
White Creek
George Brown
Pomona
Shushan
iGrange Hall
Rachel Lacross
Vermont State Grange
Rollin McGeogh
Leonard Ellis
Argyle Grange
Easton Grange
Young Peoples Pomona
State Grange
Eljin Eldridge
Glens Falla
Dewey Entourage Meets Pope in Vatican Audience
Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey met Pope Pius XII for a five minute private audience in the papal library during a European tour. Dewey then met Italian Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza at a luncheon and later attended a dinner in his honor hosted by American Ambassador James C. Dunn. He has already conferred with Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi as plans for celebrations are discussed. In New York, Lt. Fred H. Clark Post American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers at Joyce's Log Cabin, with Agnes Dillon and Catherine Callahan among those installed and committees named. Social activities were canceled due to Foresters of America Grand Court events in New York. The Mechancville Parents and Teachers council installed officers, including William Schneider as president and David Johnson as first vice president.
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William D. Ryan
Mechanicville Council
K.C
KC. Hall
Raymond Babenis
Joseph M. Palmer
William Cavanaugh
Joseph Sykes
James R. Pratt
James L Reddy
John Capetta
Floyd Carn
Robert J. Dillon
Joseph L. Gilheany
Frank J. Flanagan
Daniel S. Carr
John C. Lucas
Mr. Carr
Don F. Green
John R. Spohn
Teliers
Syracuse
Bird Hinchey
Donald Sullivan
Salvadore Rinaldi
Henry Roy
Daniel Fantauzz
Saratoga Springs
Chalice Fund
Jonn G Nolan
Pauls
Sunaan
Vatican City
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Pius XII
Carlo Sforza
Dewey
James C. Dunn
Europe
Alreany
Alcide de Gasperi
Fred H. Clark Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Joyce
Mae Connors
Ethel Ferry
Agnes Inilon
Catherine Callahan
Helen Lemrow
Helen Ryan
Kathryn Waite
Eileen Rose
Josephine Boucher
Mary Fox
Kathryn Tansey
Dillon
Eva, Lemrow
Adhila Holohan
Viola Gooley
Margaret Mehan
Ethel Perry
Callanan
Holohan
Women’s Infirmary
Mary Majhan
Empire State
Helen Ryah
Agnes Dillon
Callahan
Connor
Perry
Mechanicville Council of Parents and Teachers
Margareta Henches
William Schneider
David Johnson
Edward Provancher
James Linch
Alfred Simmons
John Tucenlie
Sinclair Leale To Lease Williamstow In Distress
Unclear OCR text suggests Sinclair Leale plans to lease Williamstow amid trouble at a certain property. Operations and trading terms unclear due to damaged phrasing. No definite dates or entities clearly stated.
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Sinclair Leale
Williamstow
Sycaway Church Planning Festival at Our Lady of Victory
The annual festival of Our Lady of Victory Church will be held Saturday at the church grounds on North Take Avenue Sycaway. Rev. Joseph M. Heenan appointed arrangement committees led by general chairman John J. Smith and co-chairman Mrs. George Weber. Additional chairs include grounds Joseph E. Walsh A. J. Aumand booths James McKiernan George Ahern Mrs. Paul Hook sports Joan Keegan John Thompson John J. Doyie and finance William F. Quinn Thomas
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Our Lady of Victory
North Take Avenue
Sycaway
Joseph M. Heenan
John J. Smith
R Smamed
George Weber
Joseph E. Walsh
A. J. Aumand
James McKiernan
George Ahern
Paul Hook
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