Mechanicville Concert Association seeks new members
The Mechanicville Community Concert Association, led by President Mrs. Joseph Walch, launches a drive to recruit members for the 1951 season. Past concerts featured Todd Duncan and the DePaul Infantry Chorus, with plans to maintain quality. membership is needed to fund a series at Mechanicville High School. The campaign, run by Dr. Hugh Haddicson, will canvass Mechanicville and nearby areas, with headquarters open 9 a.m. to noon at the New York State Electric office for signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Joseph Walch
Mechanicville Community
Rehewal
Pat Aubeceibers
Mambere
New York State Electric & One
Miss Hinckel
Local drive boosts concert season with opening dinner
Ace season listings in Mechanicville draw wide interest as memberships decide performers. A Community Concert Service speaker John Sheldon highlights the drive at a Presbyterian Church dinner, followed by a 20 minute sound film. Also, three Saturday basketball games at St Pauls Hall thrill fans as Juniors rally from a 20-45 deficit to edge Albany Seabees 28-27. Blue Jackets recover after half to defeat St Anthony's 38-33 led by Pregent and Nolan. Intermediates show rising form for St Pauls CYCO in a close half, then pull ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Presbyterian Church
John Sheldon
St. Paul's Hall
Albany Seabees
Blue Jackets
Ted
Dick Pregent
Dan
Nolan
St. Anthony
Troy
Ryan
St. Paul's C.y.co
Witt
Memorial Baptist Church bearer list and interment plans
Obituary notes Gerald Nor men and Guy Farrington among bearers for a funeral at J. Digit Dena Funeral Mama at 119 Park Avenue. Interment planned in Hudson View Cemetery. Also obituary of Michael J. Muraase of 226 South Main Street after a long illness. Survivors include widow Helen Roy and sister Mary Wins of Schenectady. Mention of community meetings and Legion and Masonic activities, with plans for a March 15 Hudson Chapter meeting and a March 17 charter member night at the Masonic Temple.
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J. Digit Dena
Park Avenue
Earl D. Weeddall
Memorial Baptist Church
Gerald, Normen
Guy Farrington
Kustvia Atel
Frascle
Callahan
John Bailey
Hudson View Cemetery
Michael
Muraase
Buntley
South
Main’ Street
Newadds
St. Paul's Church
Americas Lonatio, the Co
Schenectady
Helen Roy
Mary | Wins
Mather
William
Hazel Conerty
Jean Lane
Mabel Althouse
FP. W. Groben
Dorothy Christensen
Jesse Vinehout
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree plans and events
The Third Fourth Degree District of New York State reports applications for the fourth degree and an upcoming exemplification on May 4 at the Trey Council home. Thomas Moynihan of Schenectady will oversee the degree as one hundred candidates participate, including fifty from the Al pans Council.
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New York State
Faithful Navigator
Con F. Green
Menands V.F.W
G. Nolan
H. Fitch
T. Nolan
Claaz
Paper City
Fana
ST. Paul Juniors
Torvesagmy Sen Segre
Eateity Boland
Boginges
Burke
Phalen
Mattimore
Pedion
Mechanicville Merchants
Pan
Thomas E. Ryan
Epenen
Raymond L. Parker
FLD
J. Lantone
Aec- D
Nolan
Gillon
Pregent
Baker
Albany
G. Halushc
B. Pratt
Oia
Methodist Church
B. Lucas
West Vir
Ginia Pulp & Paper Co
Misa
John
Troy
Charles
Mason
William
Elmer
Rens
Paul
Gelaer
Frank
Washington
Dugan
Whaten
Lin
Hudson View
Montgomery
Bessie M. Cavanagh
Phillips
Fitch
Robens
R. Fiel
Marrell L
Deeree KC
David J. Bahan
Trey Council
Alpans Council
Thomas H. Moynihan
Schenectady
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Allteater
Behagtticoke
Eres
Stoan
Sloan
Saratoga
Moet Bylvania Electric
New York
Charles McBride
Pneumonis
Hendrick Hudson
Masonic Temple
Frank Accinalla
New York State Department
Petare Purcell
Harold Engatrom
American Bridge Co
Hudson River
Hemstreet Park
Union Fern
Worth East
Soto
Wit Ua
Delco
Gordonl Hayes
River ST
Troy, WN
Delta Tools
Trojan Nardware Ce
Congress
St. Joseph Conan
Pey
Bilin
Cn Ae Web
Compa
Roy
Hew
Sway
Trey
Serrounading
Pechamic Ville
Phenar
Imings
Jens
Meat Dealers & Grocers
Maxwell House
Miss Lou
Crisco
DERBY
Pearl
Hearts Delight
del Monte
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