Mothers Club Picnic Slated for School Event
The Mothers Club planned the annual school picnic with Shuey Sendrakuwiki among organizers. Buses depart at 8:20 am from the school to Pulaski Hall for a Sunday breakfast after diplomas. Plans also discussed for an early fall social, chaired by Mrs. Henry Whitney. Refreshments served after the meeting.
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Selon
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Gradstion Comiunion
Pulaski Hall
A.m. Mass
Henry Whitney
James Banashewasti
Edward Levens
Vile Jidm
Vrs. Zyghewiea
Watervliet Peanut Division makeup game schedule
The Watervliet Little League Peanut Division hosts Cranwell's Tae Bleecks today at 6pm at Little League Park. The Elks meet the Velsal tomorrow at Watervliet High School field in a makeup game. Saturday features four games across Peanut and Jumbo divisions at Little League Park with Mackey Motors vs Cranwells, White Eagles vs Strocks, and other pairings at 10:30.
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el Litle
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Civic Chest Plans Fall Campaign Drive Meeting
The Civic Chest board will meet at Civic Center at 8 today to map the fall drive. Chairman Johan Carroll will open the session as committees are named for the 13th annual fund campaign and the drive slated to run from September 22 to October 6.
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Johan JL Carroll
Bazaar Planned for June Birthday Party at Trale-Baloo Club
Special meeting in Trale-Baloo club rooms set final plans for a bazaar and a birthday party honoring Mrs. Fuat Barage to be held June 28. Prank J Pilagerald chaired the event as 3 guests attended and refreshments with pink and green decorations were served.
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Board of Direct Bazaar Committee
Paleieig
Maul Pitegeral
Fuat Barage
J. Pilagerald
D and H Allowed to End Passenger Agent Service at Watervliet
The Public Service Commission authorized Delaware and Hudson to discontinue its passenger ticket agent at Watervliet while keeping the station for passenger use. The railroad had sought full abandonment but city officials opposed, leading to a revised plan with continued station use. Annual savings were estimated at 4800 pounds, with agents' fees needed only during train arrival or departure hours. Commission examiner Wilkinson noted most business was ticket sales and that commuters can use the Albany terminus or pay fares on the trains.
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Delaware & Trudson Railroad
Hicke
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Watervliet
Testimany
William T. Wilkinson
Bazaar Spaghetli Supper Starts Saturday
A bazaar will open with a spaghetli supper served from 4 oclock on Saturday June 2. Local organizers invite residents to attend and support community fundraising efforts.
Church Plans Formal Change Of Name
The Tehurelchenihurship and Quarterly Conference of the Shore at TID pai will meet at noon today to approve a legal name change and major repairs to church property. Elmer N Haley to preside with Trev Jane McMalb Mitchell assisting. board of trustees to meet after the conference.
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Elmer N. Haley
Oathey
Aly
Trev
Jane McMalb Mitcheil
Elise
Philip H. Rircher
Trustes
All Stars and Bombers Tie For First In League Standings
All Stars and Bombers share the top spot after a 1st place tie at Civic Center Park as Ray King shuts down the Jets. Key hits come from Mike Kern Joe Capos and Mike Varazchuk with Dons Spirk Jin Hayes and others contributing. A championship game with the Bombers is set for Monday at Civic Center Park.
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Civic Center Park
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Mike Kern
Joe Capos
All Stars
Mike Kerin
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Stan
Mike Varazchuck
Teiple
Dons Spirk
Jin Hayes
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Cigie Center Park
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Shuggers
Tie Seaawn
Auxiliary To Parade With Schuyler Heights Fire Dept Auxiliary
Ruth Duffney president led a Schuyler Heights Fire Dept Auxiliary meeting at the fire house on Tuesday. Members approved bylaws and arrangements for participation and plan to meet Saturday at the fire house for 7 30 pm before marching in Albany with the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemans Assn parade.
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Schuyler Heights
Cambridge School Graduation Set
Cambridge Central School plans graduation exercises for Monday evening June 23 in the school auditorium. No guest speaker. Miss Caro Brewer will give the salutatory and Miss Mary Lee Kent the valedictory. Other speakers include Miss Elizabeth Boeker and Miss Mary Ellen Watkins. Senior chorus and band will perform. Rev. William G. Toxsay delivers the sermon at the baccalaureate service Sunday at 5 p.m.
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al & Pan
Caro
Brewer
Sulitulony
Mary Lee Kent
Vale Wiclory
Milzabeth Boeker
Mary Ellen Watkins
Fe Club
Jennie Dumapsey
Widh
Charles Banner
Charles W. Rovwler
Prineigal
Cambridge
William G. Toxsay
First Presbyterian
Sonia
Marines Recruit Herbert Iijey Completes Training at Parris Island
Herbert P Iijey son of Mrs Gertrude Riley 628 6th Ave has completed recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island Harris Island SC He will spend the summer at home in Darien Conn before entering specialized training at Camp Lejeune NC Emily Clara Wave also returns as Marine will spend the summer at home in Darien Conn
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Gertrude Riley
Marine Corps
Clyde Upton
Daugh
Harris Island
S.C
Theter
Emily Clara
Marine
Darien
Conn
Lejeune
Legion Post Installs Commander in Troy Update
Legion Post in Troy installs new commander Troy Puss with George Heihis as commander and Michael Murdwuk retiring commander opening proceedings. Anthony P. Ciofit serves as assistant chaplain. ceremony includes annual clamsteam plans, dog show, and awards at Guardian Angel School and Troy Armory events with auxiliary spaghetti supper and upcoming socials.
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Whits Cooms
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Herring
Willian Sehaltz
Excelsior Mouse
Snyders Lake
James Brady
Charles J. Latlaidr
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Post
Uncle Sam Day Noted At Country Club
The Tray Country Club plans an Uncle Sam Day annual event with a golf tournament for winners and a banquet. Decatur hosts entertainment with John W. McCarthy chairing the wales committee and Eline Gathout and Parker T. Tousseau on the awards committee. Daniel M. Cunning leads finance and Harold M. J. Lanwis handles the cup presentation. Daly Challain serves with the country club staff in coordinating plans.
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Eday
Jin
Decatur
John W. McCarthy
Eline Gathout
Parker T. Tousseau
Tee
Daniel M. Cunning
Harold M. J. Lanwis
Daly Challain
Staat
Grafton Gharels Group Meets in Eldolm
Grafton Gharels Group of Aller Rosary Society met Monday night at the home of Mrs William HL Oliver with Rev Philip Grady presiding. They discussed society benefits and final plans for a fundraiser Tand sale to be held at Veterans Hall in Grattan on Saturday. Members will hold their annual dinner at Century House tonight. The next meeting is at Mrs Ernest TP Buehler’s home on Monday at 8 pm.
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Aller Rosary Society
Eldolm
Ernest TP Buehler Monttay
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