Dogs Killing Deer Stirs Statewide Concern and Curbs
State wildlife officials report numerous deer killings across New York, with more than three documented cases in Westchester County. Snowy, soft conditions and packs of roaming dogs are blamed, prompting temporary hunts and restrictions from February through April 15 in Catskill and Adirondack regions.
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New York
JoVigier
Parpeniack
Adirondacks
Isuills
Adirondack
Cavssill
New York State
Fee So
Bethe Catskill
Mr. Skinl
Akle
Fellows to Attend Church Service Sunday Evening
Dia mond Rock and Odd Fellows officers and members will attend a church service Sunday evening March 25 at St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev Water K Hauser. Attending groups include Troy lodges Encampment Canton Leo Patriarch's Militant and Agaran Sanctorum. Dreamord Rock Social Club plans a March 12 social for wounded soldiers at Rhoads General Hospital.
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Diamond Rock
Lodge of Odd Fellows
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Water .K. Hauser
Rebekah
Troy
Leo
Agaran Sanctorum
Order of Samaritans
Dreamord Rock
Rhoads
Hosfest
Wounded Naylor Son in France Report from War Department
Mr and Mrs Whitney L Naylor of Hudson Falls received word from the War Department that their son Col Percy L Naylor 25 was wounded in action February 17 in France and is at a hospital near the front. He entered the Army March 21 1942 and spent 19 months in England. He has two brothers in service Pic William S Naylor now in Germany and Cpl Robert Naylor at Fort Belvoir Virginia.
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Whitney L. Naylor
Main Street
Hudson Falls
War Department
Percy L. Naylor
France
Nayans
England
Pic
William 5S. Naylor
Germany
Cpl
Robert Naylor
Fort Belvoir
Russell Auxiliary Past Presidents Night and charity drive
Russell Camp auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans plans Past President’s Night on April 36 and a fundraiser honoring founding charter members. A donation of 101 for the Red Cross war fund was approved. new members Mary Vartigan and Alma Pawler to be initiated March 29.
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Pas
Muriel Ferra
Amelia LaMersh
Bessie Blakeley
Mary Weshea
Jenkie Musket
Agnes Hussman
Mze Pratt
Bertha Scott
Mary Rounds
St Patrick'’s Wight
Elks Club
OF. H
Mary Vartigan
Alma Pawler
Grace Herring
Nellie Sheffer
Ed’ Cross War Fund
Valsa
Bertha Jalet
Agnas Celleux
Local Socials Highlight Grandparents Visit and Donations
Alps Bever ly Geratel spent the week ends with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Philip Hoffman Donations to the Red Cross can be made by contacting Mrs Ed th Palmer or Mrs Arthur Summ ings Capt and Mrs Frank S Davenport of Averill Park were dinner guests last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Summ ings
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Béverly Geratel
Philip Hoffman
Red Cross
Edth Palmer
Arthur Summings
Capt
Frank S. Davenport
Averill Park
Arthur
Citmimings
City of Troy Gains Complete Insurance Coverage
The city has four policies with the New York State Insurance Fund and private carriers totaling about 37 00 annually. Coverage includes compensation public liability and property damage for city buildings equipment streets and grounds with amounts from 10 000 to 50 000 for liability and up to 35 000 for property damage. Mayor John J. Akers calls it a costly but prudent step, with projected costs around 22 000 this year and a potential decrease in future years.
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Troy
New York State Insurance Fund
John J. Akers
Isi
New York
Tre
Commerce Imaurance Co
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Miter
Thomas W. Miter
Staton
Edward J. Rowan
D. P
Settlement Filed In Accident Case Involving Minor Pool
Supreme Court Justice Pierce H. Russell authorized Arthur Watson and George Welch guardians for their minor sons to settle claims for damages against Joseph I Metiski and Mildred Metiski. Settlements noted in the county clerk's papers show $650 for one claim and $3600 for the Welch case. The injuries occurred Sept 20, 1944, in Watervliet when the automobile carrying the minors collided with a Metiski vehicle.
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Supreme Court
Pierce H. Russell
Arthur Watson
George Welch
John A. Watson
Cat Welch
Joseph I
Milared Melis
Wiliam F. Donohue
Weisen
Welch
Watervliet
Joseph I. Metiski
Mildred “Metiski
Easter Saturday flower and food event sponsored in Cambridge
The Mary Mc Clellan Hospital Wo men's Auxiliary sponsors an Easter Saturday flower and food sale in Embury Methodist Church Sunday School room on March 31 from 1 to 5. Lt Col John Alexander Hampton returns from Africa and Italy on a 30 day U.S. leave, visiting wife and sons in Charlotte. Cambridge Valley Home Bureau meets March 33 at Mrs Kenneth A Bandles for a covered dish supper at 6:30 with baked items. topic Baking with your Sugar Ration and fabric bag displays anticipated. First Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid meet March 25 at 3:30 in chapel. January meeting omitted due to coal shortage and weather.
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Mary Mc‘Clellan Hospital
Embury
Abbott
Charlotte,. C
Cambridge VeHey Home Bureau
Kenneth A. Bandles
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Woman Recovers $200 Lost in Schenectady
Mrs. Georgia Hansen of Schenectady recovered four billfolds containing $200 and a ration book in her husband Theodore N. Hansen’s name. The items were found by Mrs. Albert Marshall and turned over to Schenectady police on Friday. Albany police couldn't locate the owner until the lost advertisement appeared in a Schenectady paper.
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Georgia Hansen
Theodore N. Hansen
Schenectady
Albert Marshall
Albany
Ontil
Community group names listed for event leadership
The document lists chairmen and members including Mrs Clayton D Brown ell and Mrs Harry A Harrington along with Ms Carrie Peters Mrs M Wood Mrs L S Durfee Mrs Charles H Holmes and others as officers for an upcoming function. Many listed names indicate a prominent local organization coordinating activities.
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Clayton D. Brownell
Harry. A. Harrington
Cchairmen
Carrie Peters
M. Wood
L. S. Durfee
Charles H. Holmes
O. K. Spurr
Robert Luke
Luke
James Coulter
Esther Fortuine
H. Prank- Hin
A. Ehrenfeund
Donald Leonard
Community Notes From Grafton and Surrounding Areas
Grafton Amos Sweet is recovering from a recent illness and will attend the annual call service at the Methodist Church Search 28. Mrs. Jennie McChesney has returned to Troy Hospital after a short home stay. Judy Bownhower visited her grandmother Mrs. E. Peebles in Cropseyville over the weekend. Miss Beverly Sweet of Pittstown spent the weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sweet.
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Birz
Clinton Carey
Troy
Lewis la Tultippe
Eloise Chambers
Albany
Willem Chambers
Jane le Hea
Harry Line
Irene Hugher
Granville
Elsie Hughey
Mary Louise Crews
North Adams
Mass
Sterley Burmell
Doris Moon
Schuenfergs
Robert
Simon
Lorraine Brown
Edward McClellan Bay
Goodrich
J. 2
Conover
Edward Hines
Green Jaland
Thomas Hines
Charles Cranes Mir
Ernest Spaiinoiz
Boston
Zenas V D
Amos Sweet
Jennie McChesney
Troy Hospital
Judy Bownhower
E. Peebles
Cropseyville
Beverly Sweet
Pittstown
Herbert Sweet
Pomona Grange Meeting Planned for March Twenty First
Renssilaer County Pomona Grange to hold a quarterly session on Wednesday evening March 21 at 8 pm in Hoosick. Master George W. Bove will report on the sessions and the paths ward for 2943. Reports from subordinate and juvenile units will be read. A motion picture Soldiers of the Soil will be shown. Refreshments will be served.
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Renssilaer County Pomone ‘Iil
Hoosick
George W. Bove
State Grange
Wiil
Grange Meeting Tonight With Supper Planned
Salem residents Mrs. Robert Moon and Miss Mary Potter visitations noted at homes of Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and Dr. Harriet Hale. The Grange holds a regular meeting tonight preceded by a supper. Local personnel include Judson Shas hospitalized for treatment and families visiting Arlington, Pittfield and Homestead.
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Robert Moon
Salem
Harriet Cleveland
Mary Potter
Cambridge
Harriet Hale
Grange
Judson Shas
Mary SicCleilan Hospital
Fred Steele
Georgiana
Arlington
Summer Lind
Susan
Harry Lind
Pittafield
Mass
Robert Boices
Ida Boice
Rode Island
Cpl
Gerald Gilchrest
Clifford Gilchrest
Homestead Airfield
Fla
Ahern to Ask Bond for City Vehicle Fleet Upgrade
Mayor John J. Akers plans to ask the Common Council to approve a bond issue to buy new police cars, graders, motor drops, and sanders. He cites aging trucks and severe winter delays in garbage collection and snow removal, urging readiness for next winter.
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John J. Akers
Common Council
Aix
Department of Public Works
City plans road work and new equipment after study
Commissioner William reports city needs ten new machines including a grader two sanders and several motor brooms for street repair. He cites excessive wear on six police radio cars in continuous use day and night and notes current fleet ages of four to seven years with frequent breakdowns.
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William
Public Works
Former Judge Dow Beek Dies After Long Service
Funeral services for Dow Beek, longtime Schoharie County judge, were held yesterday at St Mark's Lutheran Church in Middleburg. Beek, who retired after 18 years on the bench, died after a lengthy illness.
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Punetal
Dow Beekman
Sehoharie
Middleburg
Sewardey
St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Berkman
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By Galbraith
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Grafton
Pomona Grange
Marick
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Ahern
Bolid
Jom
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Fale
Lydia E. Pinkham
Third ST
Calvert
America
House of Blends
SIDE
Calvert Distillers Corporation
New York City
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