Institute Stated On State Law Institute Stated On State Law
Discussions by state Workmen's Compensation Board members will focus on the Disability Benefits Law at an all day Troy Area Institute in Troy tomorrow. The May June series, 17 sessions in key cities, aims to inform employers and workers about the new law effective July 1 and affecting over 170 000 employers and 6 000 000 workers. Sessions are at The Hendrick Hudson with four group conferences for personnel staff claims representatives insurance agents and brokers and physicians.
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Aetate
Troy Area Institute
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Cohors
East Nassau
Hoosick Falls
Mechanicville
North Creek
Watervliet
Empire State Association of Commerce
Troy
Thomas E. Dewey
Hendrick Hudson
Averill Park Social notes and local visits report
Illness signs improve for Averill Park Danmel Kehn and Mrs L D Beebe after recent heart issue. T/Sgt Clark Turner of Schenectady visited Mr and Mrs Carl Wilson. Local moves include Arnold Lamont leaving the G B Herrington house for Delmar. John Schringer moved to Samaritan Hospital after an incident. Mary C Boyce of St Petersburg Fla visits her son Edward Boyce. Edwin Smith family and Jozy-Ann visit Chatham. Michael Miller returns from Samaritan Hospital after injuries. Caroga Lake weekend visit of Walter Horton Hattie Larkin with Charles Hobbs. James Kirby and Mae Kurtz tour western NY and Canada. Fire Co committees set 7 30 pm today at the fire house to plan Seid day at Crystal Lake Park in August. Alumni association met at Central High School last week and elected officers.
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Clark Turner
Schenectaday
Carl Wilson
Arnold Lamont
G. B. Herrington
Delmar
John Schringr
Samaritan Hospital
L. D. Beebe
Mary C. Boyce
St Petersburg
Fla
Edward Boyce
Edwin Smith
Jozy-Ann
Chatham
Dire
Leon Smith
Michael Miller
Walter Horton
Hattie Larkin
Charles Hobbs
Caroga Lake
James Kirby
Mae Kurtz
Albany
Canada
Averill Park and
Sand Lake
The
Central High School
Local church notices and events listed for weekend and week ahead
The community calendar includes choir rehearsal at the Methodist Church today at 5 13 p m. Ance and Pris visit relatives near Oneonta and Good Year Lake. Trinity Lutheran Women sponsor a baked goods sale Saturday June 24 at 1 p m at Mrs Ethel Schneider's home. West Sand Lake Wynantakill Home Bureau meets today at 1 p m at Mrs Schneider's home. Youth Fellowship members attended a choir and organ recital at East Schodack by the Sixth Reformed Church of Albany. A Men’s picnic for men over 18 is planned Saturday 5 p m to dark at James Hargrave's home with food and fun and shared costs. Rev Robert Hammond is handling reservations. Salem Evangelical Church will be closed Sunday. Rev Frederick Ohr attends the United Brethren annual conference at Tonawanda from Wednesday June 21 through Saturday June 24. Over 8 000 patents issued since 1836 to improve leather soles and shoes.
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Methodist Church
Ance Prity
Prins
William Rinehart
Good Year Lake
Oneonta
Women's Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ethel Schneider
West Sand Lake-Wynantakill
Robert Hammond
Salem Evangelical Church
Frederick Ohr
Unit ‘Td Brethren Church
Tonawanda
Hampton Playhouse Signs Philip O’Brien Jr for Summer Lead
Philip O’Brien Jr son of Philip K O’Brien 167 Eighth Street has been signed by the Hampton Playhouse at Hampton Beach to lead the juvenile cast for the forthcoming summer season beginning July A veteran of the U S Navy he earned a master of arts from New York University in dramatic arts He has three years with New York off Broadway Players and has appeared on television in New York and Philadelphia He is a member of Actors Equity and SAG and will return to New York after the Hampton season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip O'Brien, Jr
Philip K. O'Brien
Eighth Street
Hampton Playhouse
Hampton Beach
United States Navy
New York University
Washington Square Players
New York City
Actors’ Equity
Screen Actors’ Guild
New York
Philadelphia
Action Against Taxi Settled In Nenanéther County Court
A $3,000 damages case brought by Merrill Goyer of Averill Park against Tri-City Cab was settled after jurors were summoned. Judge Herbert D. Hamm discharged the jury and recessed court to 10 a.m. today. Settlements followed conferences in several pending actions as attorneys negotiated.
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Nenanéther County Court Yeater
Merrill Goyer
Averill Park
Tri-City
Herbert D. Hamm
Trim
Hamm
Goyer
Meanig
Koplovitzs & Curley
Arthur Goldberg
Albany
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
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Danmel Kehn
Aube
Mr. Walsh
Plaintif
Asta Hey
Brith
Pattison
Roberts Sampnon
Defense Counsel
West Sand Lake
U. S
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School 10 Patent Teacher Association
Katherine Purcell
Fred W. Lowinger
Charles F. Murphy
Frances Joseph
Trojan
Washington Square College of
Moore's Shell Service Station
Cor. River & Hoosick St
Shell and Firestone Accessories
Carhart’s
River ST
N. Y
America
Bathoroal Tiscett Compa
Taxi
L. Jana Dicks
City of
Joseph E. Walsh
Jonas & Jones
Raymond Mollenkopf
John Birkmaan
Joseph F. Bosley
Plaintiff
Herbert F. .Hastings
Erpent H. Meyer, Jr
Thomas Terry
Wager, Taylor, Howd & le Forestier
Franklyn A. Dobbs
Defense Couradh
Donad Kirkpatrick
Leonard
Emanation Bros
Central Avenue
Cohoes
DIAL
General Electric
Westinghouse
Frigidaire Kelvinator
Norge Crosley
Gordon L.hayes Troy
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