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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1950

Page

13

City Playgrounds Delayed Opens Until Saturday

Equipment delays push openings of two new playground sites behind Rose Court Manor Heights and Cannav Street back of City Hall. Lansing Park pool regrades for safety will finish by Saturday with pool opening at 10 am. Parking area near Lansing Park prepared for picnickers. no auto entry to play or pool today.

Cohoes George W. Hume Rose Court Manor Heights Canvaan Street City Hall Public Works Department 1 Hume Lansing Park Hume War- Ten J. Smith Public Works

Appointive Staff Named For Year By School Group

The Parent-Teacher Association of School and Cohoes announced appointive officers for the upcoming year. President Mrs. Robert W. Brehm appointed Mrs. Harry Orly as program chair and Mrs. Willard Evertson to head membership. Other appointees include Mrs. Stanley Taylor welfare Mrs. Gerard Tansey hospitality Mrs. Donald Hadcox ways and means Mrs. Arthur Mafloux publicity and Mrs. Frank Cook and Mrs. Harold Mangalea trackos a tent. New officers were installed at a dinner at the Van Schalck Island Country Club. Mrs. Brahmwee sacked Fan Lay wate: geeyeass TreamUMLEM AUD Of second term as head of the unit. Inducted for a second year were Mrs. Henry Tremblay secretary and Mrs. William Mansion treasurer. Mrs. Paul Doolin was installed as vice president. The installation staff was led by Mrs. Jeremiah Renaud past president. Sixty members and guests attended the turkey dinner including the largest father representation at a single meeting. Mrs. Margaret R. Sullivan principal of the enhhant hee va ue BLUM ABB WACO life membership in the association was presented.

Parent-Teacher Association of School & Cohoes Robert W. Brehm Harry Orly Willard Evertson Stanley Taylor Gerard Tansey Donald Hadcox Arthur Mafiloux Frank Cook Harold Mangalea Trackos Association van Schalck [Island Mre Brahmwee Fan Lay Geeyeass Treamumlem Henry Tremblay William Mansion Paul Doolin Jeremiah Renaud Margaret R. Sullivan J. Gordon Tabner Cohoes Parent-Teacher Association Martin Komertz Trey Cation Burez

Cohoes Church Choir Recital at St James Met Church

St James Methodist Church drew a capacity crowd for the 15th annual spring concert of its intermediate and senior choirs directed by Maurice R. Starkey. The program featured organ piano vocal solos duets and trios with notable performances by the Gaston sisters and Mr Starkey. Principal speaker J Gordon Tabner urged PTA sponsorship to strengthen school home bonds and combat communism.

St. James’ Methodist Church Maurice R. Starkey Myrajean Joan Marion Gaston Salwagner Passe Starkey William Carey Robert Minnich Glenn Chaian John Rowan Donald Brandt

Police Chief Seeks Parental Help in Cohoes Safety Program

Police Chief Joseph R. Garrett asked parents to cooperate Saturday with a children's safety program in Cohoes. The appeal stressed community involvement to protect children and improve local safety efforts.

Cohoes Joseph R. Garrett

95 Students Will Receive Diplomas at Cohoes High

Ninety five students form the Class of 1950 at Cohoes High School. Commencement exercises are scheduled this evening in the school auditorium.

Cohoes High School

Order of Mouse Meeting Notes at Ontario Street Temple

A fragment lists names ages and roles then notes a meeting of the Order of Mouse at the Ontario Street temple today. Rolland Bellerose is named to preside over the business session. the text is garbled with OCR errors and partial phrases.

Todee Cohors Lofize Order of Mouse Ontario Streat Jover Ty Rolland Bellerose Gow Harmon

Manor Civic Association Backs New Playground Plan in Manor Heights

Members gathered at Frank H. Gorke’s home and endorsed a neighborhood playground near Rose Court. Public Works will level the city plot formerly owned by M. Michael T. Smith today. A August community picnic at Phoenix Grove was announced with Edward Gaines as general chairman. Over 100 attendees expected. further plans next week. Senator Irving M. Ives sent thanks for backing a petition to stop mail delivery curtailment. No summer meetings. sessions resume in September.

Manor Civic Association Cohores Manor Heights Frank H. Gorke Rose Court Department of Public Works M Michael T. Smith Henry Tousizmant Phoenix Grove Edward Gaines Irving M. ‘Ives

Cohoes Moose Chapter Installs Officers

Cohoes Moose Chapter Women of the Moose installed officers at Moose Hall. Senior Grand Regent Ann Rionaw succeeds Rita Bennett as Junior Grand Regent. Inducted were Theresa Sickles chaplain Mary McGarry recorder Harriett Herbert treasurer. Appointive officers Veronica Heslin guide Marie LeQue assistant guide Dolores Roberts sextant Elaine LaPorte Angus. Virginia Bertrand of Troy headed the installation team. Rolland Bellerose chaired. John Hich installing chaplain. Frank Narbon sergeant at arms. Piano by Anie Ducinis. annual committee chairs to be named July 13 at 8 pm.

Cohoes Women of the Moose Moose Hall Ann Rionaw Rita Bennett Theresa Sickles Mary McGarry Harriett Herbert Veronica Heslin Marie LeQue Dolores Roberts Elaine LaPorte Angus Virginia Bertrand Troy Rolland Bellerose Cohoes Lodge L.o.0.m John Hich Frank Narbon Anie Ducinis

Polish Club Completes Bazaar Plans

The Sons of Poland Club Cohoes advances four day bazaar at St Michael’s Pavilion Linden Street. Executive committee meets tonight at 7 30 pm Edward F Goot general chairman presiding. Booths under construction and varied nightly programs planned to fund the club’s expanding athlete program.

Sons of Poland Club Cohoes St. Michael’s Pavilion Linden Street Edward F. Goot Seneral Edwarg J. kKlor

Elks Lodge Reports at Convention and School Awards

Forty four Keveny Academy graduates were described at the state convention of the order held at Memorial Academy Colnes with fourteen graduates from the academy’s house on Gneida Street. Exalted ruler Tabner presided as Rev Benedict Doachey spoke at the high school commencement held at Bernard’s Church.

Keveny Order In Memorial Academy Colnes Saratoga Springs Cohors Lodge B.P.O. Etke Wraders Gneida Street J. Gorigrammar Arhnat Iden Tabner Benedicct Doachev OFM Bienary College Praker Yal Bernard’s Y Chures Willam P Brennan Merhme Beth

Silliman to host city church school for youths

Five churches and the Salvation Army of Cohves sponsor a location church school for young Protestants. An organizational meeting Friday set July 10 as opening day with Rev. Thomas Glen Cannon in charge. Classes run daily at Silliman Memorial Parish House from 11 30 until July 21 except weekends, with registry July 7 at 3 am.

Salvation Army of Fetta Ute Thomas Glen Cannon First Bappest First Reformed Church First Methodist Church St. James’ Methodist Church Silliman Memorial Parish Edward Loucks Third Avenue

Funeral Held For Gurley President Day

Funeral services for Charles J. Day, president of W. & L. Gurley, were held at Bryce Funeral Home with a private prayer service and attendance by church officials, civic leaders, and area welfare groups. Burial followed in Hillside Cemetery at Damarscotia, Maine, Mr. Day's birthplace.

C. ©. Covert Harold G. Parker Charles E. Smart J. T. Tholl Matthew A. Hunter Raymond J. Han“nan

Awards Made At Greenbush School

Awards announced at Calumoia High School final assembly of the year. Recipients include Robert Capp Springfield College and Berenice Katzen New York University for scholarships. Other honors feature Terry Goff and Catherine Ashby for American Legion medals, plus readers digest and Kiwanis awards.

Calumoia High School Greenbush Ytultlon Robert Capp Springfield College Berenice Katzen New York University Ann Mains St. Lawrence University Philip Doolittle Mal Eleanor Willett Syracuse University Doris Doellner Hast Greenbush-Naesan Kiwanis Ae Rhalneetty Piace Richard Heir Mann Jean Palmer Berenice Kalaea Way Batley Richard Herrmann Terry Goff Rensselaer Reader's Digest Terry Gof Catherine Ashby American Legion Bausch & Lomb Robert Campbell Schodack Union Lodge J.&a Isindes Ana Matns Barbara Burke Marie Hirt James AlcGuire Judith Perry Elizabeth Thomas Ted Miller Leona Hanig Phyllis Coons Mary Ricciardi Leona Honig Clark Philips Sue Stockman Ant Mains Joan Russell James Fellows Sylva Honig Mark Hirt Clark Phillips Donald Raymond Edward Fiebke Lorraine Hutchinson Nicholas Bodley Kay Springsteen Tarin Dana Lindeman Sylvie Pechenik Dolores Carner Leena Honig Robert Bowen June Glander Jane Cherry Shelia Miller Eleanor Palmer Margaret McNeil Mildred Meracle Giaae

Cahors Man Hurt in Crescent Auto Crash

Cahors man Kenneth Charbonneau, 27, of 253 Krulevard Cahors, injured Friday when his Crescent Wincherp Ferry Road vehicle struck a tree. He sustained facial injuries, lacerations, and shock. transported to Leonard Henry Hospital, condition stated as serious. Captain A. Condon stated Charbonneau owned the car and was alone at the time of the crash. घटना

Keonrth Charbonneau Het Krulevard Cahors Aedan Crescent-Wincherp Ferry Road Crescent Leonard Henyotay Latham Chars Channell A. A. Condon

Services Conducted for Henry E May Sr at Local Chapel

Funeral services for Henry E May Sr of 35 Glen Avenue were held at 2 pm Saturday at Clark & Biske Memorial Chapel AIR Bayer Street. Rev Donald Lewis officiated. May, long active in Grace Methodist Church and a former paymaster at Williamson Bros, died at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. Bearers included Waitt Fo Lale and Earl Zahn. Interment followed at a local cemetery with Rev Lewis presiding.

Wilem Bros Samaritan Hoxmill Hanyid Hirer Waitt Fo Lale Earl Zahn Orowile C. Gowrie Albertus Oernge Wey Lauten D. Cronk Mn Lewse

Mrs Mary G Niles Named As Clerk In City Office

Mrs Mary Garm Miles named clerk for the city posts and developer updates show she lives with her three children Michael Christine and Béstard on Chestin Avenue. Holmesliff, longtime Troan and former president of the National Alumni Agendation of Rt Michari's, Collen, Winoocki Park, Wi, died in March.

Mra Mary Igarm Miles Teagyter Thomas F. Meieneld Xyler Michael Chretine Béstard Chestin Avenue Noire Thomas J. Niles Troan Rt. Michari's Collen Winoocki Park Marth

Church calendar highlights from area services and events

Local church calendar lists First Baptist East Poestenkii Friday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 pm plus rehearsals. Ninth Presbyterian and other congregations in Thursday and Friday programs. Activities include choirs, youth groups, missionary events, strawberry festivals, and midweek services across multiple churches.

First Baptist East Poestenkii Ninth Presbyterian Redetmer Lutheran Ichurch Council Millis Memorial Baptist King’s Daughbra Senic Church of Christ Liseiples Howard Daley Poestenksil Christian and Missionary

Proposal To Buy Greenwich Hall Put To Voters

Greenwich New York voters will decide on spending from the Mackenzie fund to buy the Odd Fellows Hall at Academy and Bleecker Streets for a firehouse and municipal building. Paper ballots, rough and ready engine house on Main Street, polls 1 to 7 p.m. A majority vote needed. prior failed attempt noted with $20,000 plan. The Mackenzie fund, totaling over $35,000, was bequeathed with village approval required.

Greenwich Washington Odd Fellows Hall Vilage of Mackenzie Academy Bleecker Streets New York Main Street

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Cohoes Playground Hee Va Ue Blum ABB Waco Ed Garrett Gertrude R. Adamczyk Christopher Alexopoulos Lawrence E. Archambea Myrtle M. Beaupre Rose Marie Bessette Joan T. Fredette Theresa Mary Freije Anita Mac Gagnon Joan Elizabeth Gas Leo R. Giroux Joan Marillyn Hala Lucille R. Heins Julia B. Hicks Alfred Alton Hobbs Margaret A. Hume Douglas Knapp Mary Kondrat Louise K. Kotiyk Deloris Kosarowicz William Koske Francis J. LaFount Evelyn LaMora Barbara L. LaPorte Margaret Mary la William A, Lecuyer Joseph F. Lopez Jeanne L. Mary Arthur P. Manoni Louis A Mariotti Ann Marie Mastandrea Barbara A. Maxwell Jean Marie McCarty John A. McKenna Doris BE. Mencarelii Paw G. Nolin Chester RF O'Clair Vanzelia Pappas Theresa M. Penders Raymond V. Perry Luigi P. Perugini Bernardi Plantier Helen Theresa Powers Joan Corrine Pratt Joeph W. Quest Joan Ann Rerles Frances Viola Rochards Matilyn Joan Risenbere William T. Ruler Albert J. Rigon Emily T. Rork Eleanour Gey Rorerrans Witham Peter Ryan Jran Howard J. Schetmerhor Mildred AL Seduaks Theta BR. Serflippi Cathrine Ann Shevtin Maniyn Smithrick Rosemary Anne Spadoni Carat Jaan Btn Miere Davis Columbia Belanger Avenues North Side Waterford Columbus Avenue Clement Realty Ila N.Y Chas. A. Northey Oneida Street Elks Ethel Barnett Ann Rion Moose Chapter Elks Lodge Keveny Academy Lea Ceane Mession Silliman Gurley Silliman Memorial Church Arthur Marshall Salvation Army Catinen P.m Richard Cummings William Gable Lang Matthew Morris Frank B. Ward Harold R. Larsen Edward C. Pattison F. G. Williams Lester C. Hig Ben Ree Greenbush School Mary L. Benest Exere Benoit Cohoes Hospital Mary L i Chaselia Lansinburg St Marien Church S. Anne Soucy Lenaig Anne Tiss Cohork Raymond Brnoit Schenectady Mike Floreste Benoit Corrine Behari Eth jCohnes Wilfred Gaythie Grady Stanley Hickok Mre Deaniel Vanders Linden Aloof Scherectary Albert van Tine Frank D. Farr Alheny Corvine Tremblay St. Maries Chiatric St Agnes Cahors Henry E. May, Sr Mary G. Niles Woodside Preasbyterian Choiraevaigal Brunswick First Presbyterian Weanesd John's Episcopal Tomorrow—& Po Latham Chapel Crinity Lutheran West Sand Lake John Wilford St. Luke's Episcopal Holy Dominion St. Mark's Christ Episcopal Frank A. Bentley Mellon Avenue St. John’s Evangelics Lutheran Seasanthals Ladies Auxiliary Fifth Avenue Westminster Parsbyterian Boy Scouts Thoreday Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Ebeii Greenwich Hall T. Branden Timpane Jewelry Watch & Ig Diemond Engracia Slimane Remsen St Assonel Aiia Sen Ferrera Pate
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