Civil Service Job Classes Reorganized for County
Givil Service job classes in El \u2014 am eler County are under study for reclassification and new examinations after a survey by the County Civil Service Commission and the State Commission. Maurice D. Isenbergh said questionnaires were sent to all employees, a screening followed, and further state screening will guide future reclassifications. Two tests are planned in the county welfare department, with dates pending, and a joint session with state officials will set the schedule for tests and job changes.
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Maurice D. Isenbergh
Iit
Ewan
Commission
DeForest Pitt
State Commission
Actv
Tovahich
Civil Service
Focal Commission
Inonbergh
County Commission
Iia
Iaenbergh
Health Bureau Poartions
Focal Com
Free Book Offer On Rheumatism From Excelsior Springs
March 6 Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a free book on arthritis and rheumatism. The Ball Clinic offers a newly enlarged work titled Rheumatism explaining why drug medicines provide only temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief. Write Dept. 3021 for this no obligation instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Civil Service exams eyed for county workers
A county Civil Service official outlined plans for competitive inspections altering several noncompetitive roles. A special examination is needed for the Supreme Court librarian post, long held by a provisional appointee, with only five librarians statewide. Many wartime provisional health and welfare staff will face exams as they remain by necessity.
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Bervica
Mrr
Idenbergh
Isenbergh
Supreme Court l Lirarian
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Health Department
Welfare’ Department
Health and Welfare Departments
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Round Lake Housing Group Studies
The Troy Housing Authority discussed plans to apply for federal funds to redevelop River Street slums. Secretary Martin B. Stack said the Common Council would be asked to approve the loan and appoint the Authority to administer the program at the March 16 meeting. The federal allotment for New York cities totals 18.3 million, with Troy expected to receive about 280,000 plus credits for park development, funding the project nearly entirely. The survey notes 73 units in the area with 81 families and 49 children. central heat is rare and rents average 20 dollars monthly, highlighting housing needs and relocation duties linked to the River Street redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Housing Authority
River Street
Martin B. Stack
Te Common Council
Housing
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington
New York
Albany
Bohenectady
New York City
Buffalo
Schenectady
Troy
Canana
Frank Voice
Ballston Spa
Ada M. Harwood
Richard Tyson
Saranac Wake
Wiliam H. Tuck
Methodist Church
Ralph Meader
Shauncéy
Malcolm A. Carpentar
Aites
Rodney
Ana
Lake
Elizabeth Brookley
Wall Street
Wi Jtonhans
Steck
Howard L. Schrader
Round Lake
Florence B. Turner
Maria Westcott
Weakita Sauecbrey
Eleanor Coppins
Helen Schrader
New York State Department of Commerce
Marie Westcott
Jaqueline Beagie
Local families gather for church conference and events
Eagle Mills and Troy residents stay with relatives while Henry and Harry Kienle vacation in Florida. The Union Street Church of Christ in Schenectady hosted the Eastern District conference Sunday afternoon. Kermit F. Dicknar led transportation arrangements. Garfield School closes tomorrow afternoon as teachers Nina West Dunham and Helen Neselage attend the Brunswick Teachers’ Association meeting. A program titled Science Spins A Yarn was shown recently at the incal acheoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harris
Troy
Larry Kienle
Henry Kienle
Florida
Sevataltham
Church of Christ
Union Street Christian Church
Schenectady
Kermit F. Dicknar
Garfield
Nina West Dunham
Helen Neselage
Brunswick
Cen Iter Brunswick
New Home Moves and Local Meetings in West Sand Lake
West Sand Lake residents report new homes for Mr and Mrs Robert Kinnon and for John Burkhart who sold to Herbert Liebich of Elemere. Charles Ryemiller Jr and Norman Austin and guests attend local events while church services and society meetings fill the week.
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Robert Kinnon
John Burkhart
Herbert Liebich
Elemere
Burkhart
Jin Trey
Charles Ryemiller, Jr
Norman Austin
Columbiaville
Harry Rogers
The
Methodist J
Maude Wallace
K. van Hoesen
Samaritan Hospital
Salem
Edward
Wiedger
Richteoumners
Women's Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Totter
Spom
Fred Houghton
Mere
Charles Smith
Trinity Cemetery
Joel Hitchcock
Benjamin Mohl
Geotes Maenn
Raymond Millers
George Mason
Lilian Savéer
Harry Kachadurian
Charles B. Miller
George Ma
Elmwood Cemetery Officers Elected as Costs Rise
The Elmwood Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at the Rareh home with John Weatherwax elected president and Edward Lerch as vice president. Henry Lerch is secretary, Raymond Miller treasurer, with Elmer Hogle, John Middle ton, and John Weatherwax named directors. Rising costs prompted a vote to raise lot prices and perpetual care funds. trustees were empowered to purchase adjacent land.
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Frederick Obr
Theodore Younga
Cretl
Wynantskiil
Younga
Mya. Burritt Gardner
Elmwood ‘Cemetery Association
Henry Rareh
John Weatherwax
Edward Lerch
Henry Lerch
Raymond Miller
Elmer Hogle
John Middleton
Ex-President Lebrun Dies In France
ex president Lebrun dies in France after pneumonia at his Paris home. He twice led France, first as president in the early 1930s and again briefly after Doumer’s death. Born in Lorraine in 1871, Lebrun rose from peasant stock to minister and statesman, later long retired in Paris. Also notes Timothy Frazier, 56, treated and released from St Marys Hospital after a medical episode at home.
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Parle
Albert Laben
France
Parla
Tehran
Jean Lebrun
Mme
Jean Freyeeinard
Lebrun
Paris
Mercy-Le- Haut
Lorraing
Addiering
Chamber of Deputies
Eeven
Chamber
Joseph Caillaux
Raymond Poincare
Georges -Clemenceau
Senate
French Parlement
Press
Third Republic
Paul Doumer
Ili
Timothy Frazier
Congress Street
St Mary's Hospital
Milton D. Herne
Herman Guaty
Funeral Held For Philip J. Ryan AOH Leader In Rensselaer County
The funeral for Philip J. Ryan prominent AOL past president and longtime operator of Troy Police and Fire Station was held at 9 a.m. from J. W. Burna Sona Chapel and 9:30 from St Marys Church with Rev Edward J. Ryan officiating. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery. A.O.H. members acted as bearers and a Signal Station delegation attended the mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Ryan
Rensselau
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Troy
J. W. Burna Sona, Inc
Fifth Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Edward J. Ryan
Agnes Sheeran
A.O.H
Ths
Tros| Signal Station
Stillwater 4-H club art program and obituary notice
Stillwater 4 H Club members display arts and crafts as part of National GH Char week with a year long program theme. Mrs Frank Tracy hospitalized for appendicitis. Obituary for William H Swann details his Brooklyn birth 1886 longtime Mechanicville resident and church member with service tomorrow at 2 pm from his home.
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Jolly
Dleplay
Talmadge
Ufa 98
William H. Swann
Stillwater-Mechanicville
Leonard Hospital
Swann
Brooklyn
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Donald Marcus
Raymond Goyer
Hemstreet Park
Esther Swann
Troy
Ren
Donna Marcus
Clovys Goyer
Glens Falls
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Edward L. O'Malley
Carl A. Smith
Mary Elizabeth Gaynor
James Gardner
Frank Lamiano
Cochairman
Eagle Mills
Tima
Empress Westly
Mathoveless
Modernella
West Sand Lake
Tom
Bostess
Elaga
Wr‘fantishill Howe
Clarence
Albehet Lebrun
Frank
Tracy
Tur Wiymnoton Co
Optosechnists
Opnciaane
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Cleveland
Ruth Matteson
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Clutterbuck
Clinterouch
Claire Carleton
Tom Hetmore
Piel
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