County Treasurer Office Staffing Changes Reported
Miss Blanche J. Olesfeld of Wet rose will resign as of July 2 and Miss Esther Mc Howe of 429 Fifth Avenue is appointed as stenographer in the county treasurer’s office to succeed Miss Olmstead. Mrs Viola Wheeler of Mountain View District Brentwick, now a Civitan Protection clerk, will leave, and Mrs Wheeler’s departure signals possible elimination of the Civitan Protection office with an official termination session planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche J. Olesfeld
Wetrose
County Supervisors Schedule Reveals OCP Reassignments
The Board of Supervisors plans a Tuesday night session amid reorganizations. Lewis V. Gritty of Stephentown becomes Civitan Protection director while J. Coleman of North Greenbush and Louis V. Berringer take deputy welfare posts. Sheriff Craver will direct a merged OCP, and Griffin may join the treasurer’s staff after Captain Osgood’s era ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors Schedal
Lewis V. Gritty
Stephentown
Civitan Protection
Griffin
Theo
J. Coleman
North Greenbush
van Berspeleer
Louis V. Berringer
Uie
East Greenbush
Sherif Philere F Craver
OCP
Griffis
le Masterstood
Captain Osgood
Stillwater Theater Program Aids War Loan Drive
The State Theater in Mechanicville hosts a 9 01 pm program by Town of Biiliwater in support of the town’s War Loan drive. Tabs include The Star Spangled Banner, color guard from Troop 35, Pledge by George Smodell, brief talk by Wetson Armiin, chorus, duet Bombardier, tap routines, piano solos, and a closing Grand Old Flag. Mrs. Aurélia Palmatier visits New York. son SergiNeilson Paknatier accompanies. Picnic for PTA delayed to Sept 13 due to Bond drive night. presbytery attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Biiliwater
Troop 35
Boy Scouts
Sdnwater
Jack Connor
James McLoughlin
Harold Crandell
George Smodell
Wetson Armiin
Stillwater
Bombardier
Eleanor Hawkins
Chester Canary
Roy Sharp
Ade
Doreen Camerota
Joan LeBarge
Arethur Kermit
Aurélia Palmatier
New York
Sergi
Neilson Paknatier
Frank Joyce
Bond ‘Drive
Wechanicville
Berl G Haynerland
Lyman A. Tal
Presbytery meeting notes and social club reports
The Whitehall Pres byterian meeting reviewed a May general assembly report by Mr Hayner, a Troy Presbytery commissioner. At Wednesday Bridge Club, Mrs W E Deyoe, Mrs Whitter Cisler and Mrs Lawrence McDonald won awards. Royal Ambassadors hosted by Milton and Kenneth Baker discussed attending Carep Negoraca and missions in the Solomon Islands. Miss Mary Lonlise Talman earned a master's degree in education at State Teachers College and will teach general science in Santiago Chile starting August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Presbyterian
General Assembly
Chicago
Hayner
Troy
Harey Bloomingdale
W. E. Deyoe
Whitter Cisler
Lawrence McDonald
John
Ara
Sergi Stanley Castell
Pascific
Solomon Islands
State Teachers’ College
Mary Lonlise Talman
Lyman A Talman
Misa. Talman
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Calman
Altamont High School
South America
Santiago College
Santiago
Chile
Stephentown Families and Local Notices Highlight Summer Life
Stephentown residents are reported visiting, moving, and vacationing across town. Mrs Willard Sweetia and daughter visit. Mr and Mrs Joseph Manns move to an upper flat. families stay at summer homes in North Stephentown. Miss Hertha Lindberg rents an upper flat. Mr and Mrs Bert Bullion sell their home to new residents. the Warten's Society of Christian Service held a June gathering at Emma McFeely's home. School districts announce closures and picnics. local reunions occur, including the Segar reunion in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The Thrifty Workers 4H Club meets at Alice Smith's home and plans one July August meeting. Filien Manns to host next gathering. other residents travel, visit, or vacation nearby.
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Joseph Manns
Marie Fitzgerald
Dad
Robert Marcus
New York
North Stephentown
Hertha Lindberg
Hancock
Mass
Emma M. Feelyn Rouse
Austin W. ‘Silernai
S. P
Philadelphia
Bert Bullion
Air
Lincoln
West Stephentown
Warten
Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Emma McFeely
Cart Dege
East Orange
S J
Willamstown
Mase
Sum By
Thrifty Workers
Alicea Smith
Filien Manns
Hirs
Reynolds
Lindsey i
General Electric
Pittsfield
Buskirk School District Announces Children's Day Events
Local notices report that Buskirk School will hold its Children’s Day exercises at the Methodist Church Sunday at 7:30. Miss Anita Breuse from Albany is noted as a graduate class member. Virginia Hall of Scheneacey recently visited her mother and sister. Pvt Paul Virtue of Camp Upton visited his wife and family this week.
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Thomas Variety
Pvt
Paul
Camp Upton
End Mm E
Aiker
Will Rogers Widow Dies in California
Will Rogers widow Betty Blaky Rogers, long in poor health, dies in California. They left two daughters, Mary and Betty, and three sons Will Jr., Byer, and Jim. Jim Rogers served as Army lieutenant overseas, while Will Jr. was a former representative. The couple rose from obscurity to fame, with the actor Will Rogers remembered for his career and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bante Montes
Will Rogers
Hines
Jimamay Rogers
Mary
Will, Jr
Wiley Post
Byer
Rogers
Constant
Local Club Meeting and Family Visits Noted
A paycheck at a movie studio precedes a meeting of Leeee Wynantskill Townssend Club No.1 at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Donald Lutz and Ralph Barringer, both Navy veterans, spent the weekend with families here. Ma and Mrs L Capgrad hosted the latter's mother from Eagle Bridge. A sunshine committee reported visiting Mire Alice, a club member at a convalescent home. A supper meeting is planned for Saturday evening, July 8 at Prime men’s.
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Wynantskill Townssend Club
Scchool House
Donald Lutz
Ralph Barringer
Ace
Navy
L. Capgrad
Eagle Bridge
Mire Alice
Clnd
Piremen
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Ensemble
Devane
A. Supcer
Willard Sweetia
Gerald Brown
California
Leeee
Daffher
Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia
MIT
Wrisley Bath
Unicaps
Woodbury
Gerber's
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