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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

14

Patten Post Plans Renovation of Quarters on Broadway

Lt John A. Patten Post American Legion announces a complete renovation of its three story Broadway building. New commander Bylveater Garighan says all floors will be cleaned renovated and painted with completion hoped for early September. A membership drive aims to add at least fifty new members to strengthen delegates for the state convention in Syracuse late August. Members urged to display flags for Flag Day.

John A. Patten American Legion Broadway Bylveater Garighan Munday Garrahan Syracuse

Barclay Club Defeats St Bridget's in Low-Scoring Win

Barclay Jermain Club edged St Bridget's 2 to 0 at the Saints diamond in Watervliet City Softball League play. Bill Haskell pitched three hits for the winners, while Tom Lyons held Barclay to four hits. The decisive runs came in the sixth on three singles and a walk, with Schoonmaker, Baxter, Harris, and Oathout delivering the key hits. Giza provided the lone extra-base hit for St Bridget's. Catcher for Jermain was Schoonmaker. White and Poff shared catching duties for St Bridget's. The win lifts Jermain into a tie for fifth at 7-5. St Bridget's stands 7-2.

Barclay Jermain Watervliet City St. Fridget Saints Bill Haskell Hurley Tom Lyons Jermain Schoonmaker Baxter Harris Oathout Giza St. Bridget's Doug Schnenmaker

Hiawatha Court Anniversary Tonight at Waterville Temple

Hiawatha Court Order of Amarith will mark its thirtieth anniversary at the Watervilet Masonic Temple with invited guests Apollo Court Troy and Palestine Court Lansinghurs. Guests will join in a ceremonial portion followed by a 6 p.m. covered dish supper and a 7 p.m. meeting led by Mrs. Ruth Wilson and John McBain. A carnival with booths, a fortune teller, and a fish pond will close the evening, with Mrs. Dorothy Brown handling the supper and Mrs. Nancy Forster and Mrs. Louise Carr supervising the carnival.

Hiawatha Court Order of Amaranth Wight Watervilet Masonic Temple Apollo Court Troy Palestine Court Lansinghurs Ruth Wilson John McBain Dorothy Brown Nancy Forster Louise Carr

Elks Auxiliary Plans Fall Party For Children

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Waterview Lodge voted to switch from a former plan and host a fall party for children at Fairfarw and St Colman's Homes. The group outlined a date and details during a Monday meeting led by President Charles Ferpterd with other officers present.

Waterview Elis Fairfarw St Colman’s Shade Peyaurr Elke Bear Mountain Jay Mede Nethar Mevie Charles Ferpterd

Three Sons Share Ji Mother's Estate

The will of Mrs Mary Bonfanti leaves her estate to three sons Joseph Trecanza Peter Desannas and Carmel Bonfant i. The probate transfers were admitted to Surrogate Edward G Tre Pamper. Fire department officials reported a blaze at the scene with remains and a managed response.

Joseph Trecanza Peter Desannas Avenus Carmel Bonfanth Wissel

Legion Auxiliary Social Benefit Tomorrow

The Thomas B. Flynn Port American Legion Auxiliary invites members and guests to a social tomorrow evening. Under chairwoman Mrs Eleanor Diamond with assistant Mia Dorothy Williams, proceeds support the welfare fund for benevolent work in summer and winter. Tables chairs supervision by Mrs Mary Pelkey and Mrs Carolyn Gillespie, games led by Mrs Margaret Whalen and Mrs Mary Lyon, receptionists Mrs Kristina Labombard and Mrs Catherine Malarchik.

P.m Thomas B. Flynn Port American Legion, Auxiliary Eleanor Diamond Mia Dorothy Williams Mary Pelkey Carolyn Gillespie Mian Margaret Whalen Mary Lyon Mra Kriatina Labombard Catherine Malarchik

Watervliet Swim Drive to Aid City Youths Planned

Five Watervliet youths under 16 were detained in a vandalism probe affecting three local offices. Police recovered $57 plus items. parents to present at Albany County Children’s Court. Meanwhile a citywide Learn to Swim campaign for summer training will run July 23 with registration June 26 to 30 at the Civic Center.

F. W. Connors Watervilet Watervilee Albany County Children's Court Maurice J. Ken Inan Waterville Connors Placia West Side Structural Co., Inc Nineteenth Street Tenth Avenue Boswell, Inc James T. Young Nineteenth Civic Center l Civic Center Mande Thomas P. Cavanaugh Watervliet Civic Chest Inc Lewis Challoux City Reg Cross Haltmanshin Adam Srabiet Veterans Memorial Second Avenue Gram Jdack Roach RPI Marcia Graham Red Cross Willam Healey City Mra. i Graloux Red Cros

Columbia Club Plans Surprise Summer Program

Columbia Club of WaterVilet gathers after tonight’s business session for a summer program. President John J. Carroll notes a fashion show report by Mrs Carroll and outlines three club picnics beginning June 28 on K. of C. grounds. Mrs Moran chairs outings with Mrs Cook and Mrs Robarta assisting.

Columbia Club of WaterVilet Mia John J. Carroll Mia. Carroll Amal Watervilet K. of C

Republican Club Elects Officers At Watervliet Meeting

The newly formed Watervliet Republican Club met Monday night at 1888 Broadway to choose officers and plan the fall campaign. Helen A. Hoplock was elected president with Lewis Paley as first vice president and Dorothy McBain as second vice president. Eleanor Paley became recording secretary, Jean Valenti corresponding secretary, Paul Bradley treasurer, and Warren DeLallo counsel. The group outlined participation in the common election pending city committee approval and planned an all day Lake George outing for July with Hoplock to appoint committees at the next meeting.

Young Republican Club of

Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department Names Officers

Andrew Kerr was named president of the Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. He will be assisted by vice president Andrew Hetko, secretary Anthony Behuniak, and treasurer John Dzubinsky. William Machnick was elected director for three years. The nominating committee was led by Peter Spinda. Peter Checkta, outgoing vice president, presided as plans were made for two annual summer events.

Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department, Inc Andrew Kerr Andrew Hetko Anthony Behuniak John Dzubinsky Wiliam Machnick Peter Spinda Peter Checkta Crganization

Old Age Benefits Bill Sparks Senate Debate And Plans

The second annual picnic is set for Labor Day at Snyder's Lake with Mr Spinda named chairman for arrangements and the membership to meet Tuesday July 4 to advance plans. Washington AP Sen Walter F George urged a more liberal social security program to cover about 10 million more people and raise benefits as the bill moves through the Senate.

Snyder's Lake Spinda Washington Walter F. George D-Ga Senate House George

Green Island Hardball Tryouts at Vets Stadium

Green Island to hold tryouts for a new village baseball team at Vets Stadium supervised by Hank Coon. The event aims to revive local baseball glory once led by Iste Tony Cummings of K C fame, with a start time listed as 7 pm though a conflicting note mentions 9 30 am.

Vets’ Stadium Green Island Hank Coon Tony Cummings K-C. Fame Hank Conn Pete Pulgan

Watervliet Elks Flag Day Ceremony Planned Tonight

Plans for Flag Day ceremonies are set by Watervliet Lodge of Elks for 7 p.m. in the lodge room. J Wilson James will give an address with George Halpin as principal speaker on Americanism. Exalted ruler Martin J. Houlihan invites the public to attend, Elks Quartet will sing, Lloyd DeMaranville leads the program, and a party and dance follow Saturday at the clubhouse.

Watervliet Lodge of Elks J. Wilson James George Halpin Martin J. Houlihan Elks Quartet Lloyd DeMaranville Tomht

Film On Trailer Camp Life Shown To Rotary Club

A damaged OCR record notes a Rotary Club meeting where a film titled Camp Life Shown I To Rotary Club was shown. The intro references Mr Grant and several named locals as presenters and attendees at Waterview Rotary Club fellowship.

Rotary Club Mr Grant Sens Varios Wintley Caronghet Waterview Rotary Chua Om Fellowshij Prestseran Church Troak Atsnay Numerau Arenes Anon Kruce Canyon Hien Naiena Rowkicy Dam Istreductore Samarks Ade Ty Mighae Theresa Mas Comientine Plaasan Dette Mick Sandas James Foc

High School German Club Elects Officers

The Geeta Cr rp Waders elected officers for the German Club. Vinh Breer Fela led as president, with Tim opreeT d as vice president and Jenn By Srp yam Mensatee serving in another senior role. The group discussed a course in language culture and CARE program integration.

Amy Tors Vewanel Jenn Srp Teleet

Brownie Troop Honors Former Members At Farewell Meeting

Six former Brownie Troop members from First Avenue Methodist Church Watervliet were honored at the final meeting in the church hall. Irene Clemishair Edith Condon Diane Dugan Carol Kennsiat Lynn McDonald and Barbara Wheeler recently transferred to Girl Scout Troop 17 after aging out of Brownies. Leaders presented gifts. Mrs John Crogan led the troop with Mrs Howard Read assisting. The group had appeared on television Station GWRGB Schenectady in station programming.

First Avenue Methodist Church of Watervliet Church Hall

Local Girl and Husband Earn Cornell Degrees

A couple from R27 Scott Avenue, Mr and Mrs Philips, recently returned from a graduation view at the Gems Moor of Come. Mrs Philips earned a degree from the College of Ars and Srenee, while her husband completed veterinary medicine studies and pursued a profession.

Cornell

Class 9 Entertained At Ball Place Home

Min Chaacre Kirler led a parish meeting at Ball Place Home with Rail Pace enefayned the members of yee BOF toe Thed Avenue Meth eeley Courch Mendiax neh at her cme Chris Jensen presided at the Su aimers se 8¢inn Mans. Mrs An drew Betak and Mte Chatie Renyukian were celebrated. The mesy meeting est be oped Monday. July 2%

Min Chaacre Kirler of & Rail Pace Yee

Former City Resident Hovored At Shower

Mrs Geetse Hohn of TaI3 Second aenur enter simed pecentin at her feme wath ecenanenne nana mohener of Mite ta Rant of Pyytefeld, Mace whe wail he mar tye July 116 Ronald EL Gandyych ain of Pittefield. The deewraty ne sete an A riled scheme of fink and Mut snd 4 Intge Adding ayearth miming bride and groom. ferme the con terpiees for the refreshment tabie Records were made and played as part of the entertainnment program Mrs Edward Goodaicher, spent the medierne as the caret of Mre Estelle Sorineet and her fiame, Mr footdasth, tore the neck end gures of Mrs Hapn AQeyt three fourths of TL & TAPpe stay and sugar ie produced in Vermeer on Newe York Stave care the National Geographic So cisty.

Geetse Hohn Ayearth Edward Goodaicher Estelle Sorineet Footdasth Hapn Aqeyt TL & Tappe Sugar Ie Vermeer Newe York National Geographic Socisty

Food sale by Boy Scout Troop 32 brings funds for camp gear

Troop 32 of Watervtet Die Center reported a successful food sale at a recent meeting. Chairman Peter N. Schelde said the event exceeded expectations and will aid camp equipment funding. He thanked the center women, scout mothers, and city supporters for their help, with Mrs Jean Pane leading the chairing team.

Watervtet Die Center Peter N. Schelde Schelde Unie Center Jean Pane Leona Waite Vravla Cavanaugh James Wateman

Little Hope On Federal Payroll Reductions

Washington dispatch reports Harry S. Mitchell, head of the Civil Service Commission, says sweeping federal staff cuts are unlikely while the international situation persists. He notes defense and veterans affairs show major growth since pre war days, with federal workers rising from 77,863 to 744,061 in defense and from 23,681 to 182,722 in the Veterans Administration.

Washington (P Civil Service Commission Harry 8. Mitchell National League of District Michell Mitchell Defense Department Veterans’ Administration

CANETS TO MEET Senior Company Tidbits Cadets

Canets to meet tomorrow night at the home of Lt Joseph Enziieh Garness in Chasen Butlin with J Donald Amyot presiding. The hammetesm resemittts was report A small ail follow the business sett

Tidbits Cadets Af & Pam Joseph Enziieh Garness Chasen Butlin J Donald Amyot

Waterford High Class of 1960 Honorary Officers Named

Waterford High School prepares for its 1960 class reunion with officers elected as honorary leaders for five years. Richard LaBarge is president, John Conti vice president, Jeanne Mosley secretary, Catherine Curtin treasurer, Joan Castracan parliamentary law. A service at St Joseph's Church honors the late Mrs Mary O'Clair with prayers led by honorary bearers. Final plans set for tomorrow's gathering at Corby's Restaurant with transport from the school hall at 7:30 p.m. dinner at 6:20 p.m.. Mrs James Corrigan chairing, Mrs Edward Gilboe cochairman.

Waterford High Behoe Ptticere Richard’ LaBarge John Conti Jeanne Mosley Catherine Curtin Joan Castracan St. Joseph's Ares Juriats Anas Brefy Avenus Mra Mary O'Clair Formeer Tos Weov Bt. Joesph Corby Northside James Corrigan Edward Gilboe Cochairman

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