Church Society Plans Birthday Party at Alamomah Church
The Plains chapter of the Church Society plans a May 28 birthday party at the church with Mrs. Gustave Helubold presiding. Nellie Philpot is general chairwoman, aided by Ad Haglund for entertainments. Seidel heads a raminge sale as tables adorned by monthly themes. The society voted a gift to the Albany Association for the Blind and names for the next session are given.
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Tisha Mason
Seidel
Albany Association For the Blind
Il Pa
Albert Barth
Eugene Wagar
Adolph Duerechner
Ruth Duersehner
Barbara Frachle
Married couples celebrate anniversaries in Haynerville
Mo and Mrs George Krogh observed their 25th wedding anniversary while Mrs Kroghs parents Mr and Mrs Charles Smith marked their 48th. A dinner party at Homer Bulson’s Brunwick home featured pink and yellow decor. bouquets of roses were exchanged as relatives attended.
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George Krogh
Haynerville
Town figures depart to attend education board convention
Annie Eidrede and Helen McKinstry return from trips in Atlantic City and Southern Pines North Carolina. Clemewell Lay will speak at the 21st annual Secon dary Education Board of Mita Mens meeting at the Hotel New Yorker New York. Lt Comdt Mara Island and Mrs Lois Saunders reassigned from Saipan to Mare Island San Francisco. Mrs Saunders is Carolyn Bueses, daughter of J Rendall Byssey.
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Hove
Mer
Annie Eidrede
Roign
Atlantic City
Wiss
Helen McKinstry
Russell 8Age College
Southern Pines
N.C
Clemewell Lay
Hunt Willard School
Secondary Education Board
Mita Mens
New Yorker
New York
al Mara Island
Comdt
Lois Maunders
Saipan
Mare Island
San Francisto
Saunders
Carolyn Bueses
Rendall Byssey
Cleveland Bride Kathryn Del Porte to Kenneth Bolton
Kathryn Del Porte of Cleveland, sister of Kathryn Del Porte ally, announced the engagement of Miss Kathryn Del Porte to Kenneth Boxley Bolton of Chicago. Bolton, a former Trojan, is son of the late Mr and Mrs William Bolton. Ceremony took place on February 8.
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Bar Br, Fenton
Cleveland
Kathryn del Porte
Kenneth Boxley Bolton
Chicago
Trojan
William Bolton
Heveland
Barton
Troy
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale Uersity
Watervliet Couple Announce Engagement of Helen Denue
Miss Helen Denue of Watervliet planned to wed Franks J. DeLalia of Troy after high school and work in Albany. DeLalia, a Watervliet High School graduate and Navy veteran, attends Lima College. St Patrick's Day party plans from St Michael's Women’s Club outline arrangements for March 17 at Towpath Inn with William Murray in charge.
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St. Patrick's Way
Towpath
St. Blichael's Women’s Chih
Ars
William Murray
George O’connor
Wiam Powers
Willian Spain
Troy Council To Award Essay Prize
Troy council of parents and teachers met to announce an essay contest prize of 4 awarded to the Troy High School winner on the theme The United Nations and My Generation. The contest is part of a state effort with a 140 prize from the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Troy
Willum J. Thelen
Caugazine Chaiman
National
Cherlug N Menz
Jin. BG. Smith
Seltoul 1
Business omen to Hear Charles J Ranney
Charles Ranney former employee and dinner guest at the Troy area Buss ies and Professional Women's Club meeting to discuss The Work at the Council of Social Agencies In Community Responsibility. Dinner precedes meeting at 6:15 p.m. with Miss Katherine Gray as chair. Ranney is president of the Troy Council of Social Agencies.
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Charles Ranney
Emily Dndtge
Bussies and Professional Women's Club of Troy
UAW
Katherine
Gray
Oyan
Ranney
Groy Council of Social Agencies
Council of Social Agencies
Personal De nodora Haney and White Return After Daylonit Bunch
Personal De nodora Haney and White from nix city Ron William White have returned after spending two months with Daylonit Bunch.
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de Nodora
Haney
Ron
Willian White
Avirett to Speak at Women's University Club meeting
W G Avirett from the New York Tribune will speak at the Women's University Club Tuesday. Introduced by Migs Cismewell Lay, he is a Brooklyn native with Amherst College credentials and a long career in journalism and education. Also noted are engagement announcements for Margaret D Creamley and Morgan F Myers for Easter Sunday.
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Awiknames
Avirete
New York Merald ‘Tribune
Dueyt
Women's University Club
Tray
Amelean
University Warner
Thin Witlard Schuel
Avirett
Migs Cismewell Lay
Buna
Brooklyn
Anmhorat College
Hug
White
Amherst
Alpha. Della Phil
Phi Bets Kappa
Amherst College
Navy
Chicago
University of Chicago
Deereid Academy
Deerfield
Mass
State of New York Herald
Trinune
Emma Willard Sehnal
Savy E. Foxell
Waterford Man Marries Waterford Man in Connfield Church
Evelyn Rose Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Edward Smith of Treffield Road Watertown Connard King of Waterford son of the late Mr and Mrs Alexander C Ming married Feb 15 at Serand Congregational Church Waterbury The Rev John Walker officiated Mrs Richard W Van Riper was matron of honor Miss M Joyce Glenyon and Mrs William Le Kenna bridesmaids John C McGreivey best man George M Reenan and John J Gleason ushers King a Waterford High School Troy Business College Syracuse University and RPI attendee a former Army Air Force South Pacific China Burma India theater veteran now assistant sales manager at Dark James Corp Waterbury The couple honeymooned in New York and reside on Treffield Road Waterford Also engagement announced Florenc Toole Mechanic Street Fort Edward announces engagement of daughter Robert Seales to Harold Scales son of Jackson South Glens Falls wedding planned for June
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Hn Wadding
Sus
Evelyn Rose Smith
J. Edward Smith
Trehfield Road
Watertown
Connard
Robert Kinnear King
South Street
Waterford
Alexander C. Ming
Serand Congregational Church
Waterbury
Conn
Rey, John &, Walker
D.D
Richard W. van Riper
M. Joyce Glenyon
William le Kenna
John C McGreivey
Bethel, Conn
George M. Reenan
Beacon
John J. Gleason
Water
King
Waterford High
Troy Business College
Syracuse University
Renssel
Gold Star Mothers Meeting Set For Monday
Gold Star Mothers of Htengselach County will meet Monday at 1 p.m. in the county courthouse. The meeting was postponed from last Monday due to the storm. Mrs. Matuice Posey, president, invited all Gold Star Mothers in the area. SAN FRANCISCO LEADS. San Francisco leads in telephone development with 43.3 telephones per 100 inhabitants as of Jan 4 1946, Stockholm Sweden noted for second.
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Htengselach County
Gold Star Mothers
Matuice Posey
Gold Star
San Francisco
INS
Stockholag
Sweden
High School Work to Start About April
City of Troy plans a major school project budgeted around two million dollars at Buriedott Avenue. Mayor John J. Aborn said bids will be opened soon after Civil Production Administration approval, with work to clear and grade the site then foundations and steel to follow. Completion targeted for 1948, with architect Fran J. Morgan finalizing plans.
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Dusgrees
City Weyl
WtUle
Unis
Inter
Morgan
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Sta
A dense list of radio programs and stations with show times and hosts across multiple local outlets. Entries mention farmers almanac news, band parades, children programs, and variety acts, with numerous hosts and program names across hours from early morning to late evening.
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Sta
O R M A P R O N S MEETING AT MASONIC TEMPLE
The Present and Past Matrons Association of the Renggelaer Albany Schenectady District C holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Schenectady Masonic Temple A class of candidates will be initiated Ars E Olive Friday preside duties. London airport arrival notes a historic touchdown by US flyers at Weathrow on the ancient site.
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O.R
Mapron
Renggelaer
Albany
Legislators May Get Right to Raise Pay
The article reports that lawmakers may seek the power to raise their pay above the constitutional $2,500 limit. A proposed amendment would let the Legislature set salaries, with voter approval on the November ballot. The Senate approved the amendment by a margin of 8 to 2 yesterday.
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Nose York
Suintorn
Senate
Teachers Oppose Pay Plan Before Legislature
A Lat ingburg Teachers Association committee opposes a proposed permanent pay law for teachers. They warn it would base entries on current salaries rather than experience and may block credit for more than five years. The committee notes publicity about high starting salaries masks that only a small share would reach top pay under governor recommended limits.
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Legislatis
Latingburg ‘Teachers Association Agren
Nis
M. FL Friot
State Teachers Association
Ita Governor faces inquiry over state funding plan
A high level inquiry examines the governor and lawmakers about funding tactics for a program. Officials indicate the move may involve backing from a wider coalition, with implications for state budgeting and political support in ongoing discussions.
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Twat Ita
Hua
Ln Pune
Leaur Groupe
Rensselaer Council Grants Across City Pay Boosts
The Rensselaer Council approved a broad pay raise for city employees including a minimum wage of 300 dollars for certain workers and a 20 dollar annual boost for police and fire staff. Clerks engineers and department heads receive increases, with changes effective immediately under a new ordinance.
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Reangkelaer Conner
Risa
Pal Rangea
Toputilé Works
Sily
Evindel
Police
Fremen
Et Ilneer
Elty
Promotion Notice for Corporal Maforbecker
Clyde W Maforbecker son of Herold Haferbecker of Prospect Heights Rensselaer has been promoted to corporal at Boca Raton Army Air Field Fort Dix and Sheppard Field Texas. He attended basic training at the time of promotion and is now stationed at Fort Dix.
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Clyde W. Maforbecker
Herold Haferbecker
Prospect Heights
Rensselaer
Boca’ Raton
Vferbecker
Fort Dix
Sheppard Field
Texas
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