Former State Engineer Dies In Glens Falls
Walter R. Schreiner 69 of 39 Lincoln Ave Glens Falls died Sunday night after a brief illness. A University of Kansas graduate he retired in 1958 as an engineer with the State Health Department Water Pollution Control Board. Survived by wife Eva a daughter Mrs Robert Haun and a sister Mrs Lardie Morton. He served 1936 to 194? as district sanitary engineer of Glens Falls and was a World War I veteran and member of a free mason lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Schreiner
Lincoln Ave
Glens Falls
State Health Department
University of Kansas
Schreiner
Water Pollution Control Board
Defree
Eva Schreiner
Robert P. Haun
Jenkintown
Landie Morton
Frankfort
Kany
Grand Jury and Trial Jury Panels Drawn for Washington Co
Grand and trial jurors for Washington County spring Supreme Court term to convene March 21 at the Hudson Falls courthouse. Justice Charles M. Hughes will oversee. jurors report on March 21 at 1 30 p m for grand and March 22 at 9 30 a m for trial. Names listed include Argyle Cambridge Dresden Easton Fort Ann Granville Greenwich Hampton Jackson Kingsbury Putnam Salem White Creek Whitehall and others.
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Supreme Court
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Charles M. Hughes
Schenectady
Jonn H. Deweil
Greenwich
Wilbur
Petey A
Charles Cantwell
Salem
Fort Ann
Gladys Gilmore
Clyde Cook
Fort Edward
Bernard Curtis
Granville
Horton Qallman
John Kiepler
Hampton
Walter Perry
Hartford
Frank Harrington
James (. Baltease
Herwon
Paul Rudman
Jackson
Ernest Cleveland
Janet McGuire
Marjorie Gilford
Kingsbury
Walter Osborne
Albert LaBarge
James E. Steele
Putnam
Clyde Drammond
John Erickson
William Klare
J. Leland Sherman Sr
Anna Clark
L. Floyd Rich
White Creek
Leopald Latterre Whitehall
Kenneth J. Smith
Anthony E. Ross
Max Dookie
William Galloway
Clayton Jackett
Schuylerville PTA Showcases 4-H Demonstrations and Skits
At the Schuylerville monthly PTA meeting the study portion focused on 4-H clubs with skits on balanced meals and agricultural projects. 103 members from 11 clubs displayed exhibits while leaders and parents received praise for their efforts.
Town adopts relief work program for home relief recipients
A town board approves a resolution to assign employable home relief recipients to work for the town and its departments. Public welfare officials will select eligible workers, ensuring no replacement of regular staff or private trades, with hours and days tied to budget deficits and not exceeding 40 hours weekly. The measure takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boart
Vief
Operson
Meters Bring In Revenue For Saratoga Springs February
City finance custodian John Butles reports 1918 meter collections for February. Revenue trails February of last year, with the figure noted as 089 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
John 7. Butles
Dept. of Finance
Obituary for Mrs Gertrude Ballard Falls
Mrs Gertrude Ballard Falls 85 of RFD Corinth died Friday at her daughter's home in that town. Funeral held yesterday at 2 p m from Densmore Funeral Chapel. Rev Milton Lavery of First Methodist Church Corinth officiated. Interment in Corinth Rural Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Gaduive and son Chilford Falls and Master Mrs Howard Floyd of Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B
Gertrude Ballard Falls
RFD
Corwth
Thomas Gaduive
Densmore
Milton
Lavery
First Methodist Church of
Corinth
Falls
Chilford
Iroquois Council Reading Group To Hear Talk
The Iroquois Council of the International Reading Association will host a talk by a guest speaker from the New York State Education Department on March 17 at 7 30 p m at Sanford Street School Glens Falls Miss Cookes topic What Shall I Do With Twenty Four Children While I Teach Six discusses independent classroom activities The event aims to attract a large audience with a coffee hour and Q A period open to all adults including nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Education Department
Iroquois Council of the International Reading Assn
Pristillz Nolas
Hudson Falls
Sandford Street
Glens Falls
Former Clifton Park Man Celebrates 100th Birthday
Former Clifton Park resident Willsey marked his 100th birthday at Dunham Nursing Home on Saratoga Lake. He lived between Clifton Park and Mechanicville, taught engineering at RPI, and is listed as a former instructor and maintenance engineer with ties to the Meneely firm in Watervliet and the Colonie Fiber Mills area. He has two relatives living in the Clifton Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oparatin
Wiltsey
Dunham Nursing Home
Saratoga Lake
Meneely
Watervliet
Willsey
Tha
Colonie Fiber Mills
Clfton Pars
Harry
Home
Triphina Willsey
Clifton Park
Cornell
Mechanicvalle
Lime
RPI
Fessor
Blanche Vosburg
John Vosburg
Halfmoon
Cambridge OES Chapter to Meet Tomorrow in Cambridge
The Cambridge Valley Chapter OES will convene at 7 p.m. in the Cambridge Masonic rooms. The meeting is advanced an hour to allow attendance at Red Mountain Chapter in Antington, Vt. Mrs Helen Robertson and Frederick Sever Son, worthy patrons, will lead the business session. Refreshments and a social tour follow in Cambridge. Some members may join Arlington Chapter for Friendship Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Valley
OES
Masonic Rooms
Cambridge
Red Mountain
Antington
Helen Robertson
Frederick Sever
Arlington
Masonic Lodge Holds Ceremony at Saratogy Temple
A Luger desived x ne year button was awarded at Rising Sun Lodge F amp AM last night in the Saratogy Springs Masonic Temple. A fraternity degree was conferred on a class of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luger
Rising Sun Lodge
F&am
Saratogy Springs Masonic Temple
Cambridge Garden Club Plans Events
The Cambridge-Afes Branch of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association gathers at the president's home to map plans for 1960 meetings. Highlights include a March 17 program on Flowers of Hawaii by Mrs. Raymond Gifford and an April talk by Edward Baker on trees and shrubs. A year of flower shows conservation lectures and social events follows with plant donations to the Cambridge Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Afes
Thhe Women's National Farm ‘and Garden Association
Hollis £. Cornell
South Cambridge
James Coulter
I N Center
Cambridge
Raymond Gifford
Johnsonville
Hawaii
Edward Baker
Baker Nurseries
Hoosick Falls
Cornell
Foster Black
Russell Lawrence
Douglas Madison
Joan
Go Bryce
Black Hole Hollow
Cambridge area notes and greetings from local groups
Mrs Frank Foraver is a point at Mary Melekwa Hospital. Miss Lucille Santerre feathes at Carthage and visited her parents Mr and Mrs N J Santerre. Dr Howard Homack spent part of last week in Boston with Mr and Mrs George Morse and Mrs Romack joining him. they returned Friday. Coila Jackson Home Demonstration Unit meets at 2 p.m. at Mrs A M Sleen’s St Luke's Place with speaker Mrs Ashton Maxwell on Where Your Money Gots. Parent Teacher Association dance for fifth and sixth graders and junior high at Cambridge Central School Friday March 18 from 8 to 10 30 p.m. Parents invited. Cambridge Valley Home Demonstration Unit meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs Chaunney Davenport's home. Mrs Paul Roy to teach color. bring scraps of colored material or paper. Miss Mary Lee Went chosen Winter Carnival Queen at Hamilton College weekend. guest Steffen Rascher of Salem. Miss Kent, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Kent, is a sophomore at State University College of Education at Potsdam. Miss Virginia Nennstiel has completed the nursing exam for registered professional nursing from the New York State Board of Examiners of Nurses. she is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nennstiel, Cambridge Central School and Ellis Hospital School of Nursing graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foraver
Mary Melekwa Hospital
Lucille Santerre
Carthage
N. J. Santerre
Howard Homack
Boston
Mass
George 5. Morse
Romack
Coila-Jackson Home
AM Sleen
St. Luke's Place
Ashton Maxwell
Asm
Cambridge Central School
Cambridge Valley Home
Chaunney Davenport
Paul Roy
Mary Lee Went
Hamilton College
Potsdam
Virginia Nennstiel
New York State Board of Examiners of Nurses
William Nennstiel
Nennstiel
Ellis Hospital School of Nursing
Local Notices: Residents Fold Illnesses and Travel Updates
Mrs M De Lora and Mr Fred Tracy are ill at home on South Ray Road. Mr and Mrs Stanton Perkins visited Mountain Street recently on a two week vacation. Joseph LaRose was discharged from Emma Laing Stevens Hospital in Granville. Milton Geta and family returned from Rowses Point visiting Edward Geta. Howard Thompson and daughter Anna, with Clyde Thompson, stayed with Thomas Cooke in Ticonderoga. Walter Rivette Jr left for Cleveland to work as control tower specialist at Hopkins Airport. Decker Yute Sohn Yute and Paul Guinan vacationing in Hollywood Florida and plan to visit Faye Contents of Pensacola Beach. Evelyn Scism seriously ill at Glens Falls Hospital. Thomas and Mrs McGuire of Scranton were summoned by Mrs McGuire's mother.
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Stanton Perkins
Mountain Street
Joseph LaRose
South Hay
Emma Laing Stevens Hospital
Granville
Milton Geta
Eva
Louise
Milton
Rowses Point
Edward Geta
Howard Thompsson
Anna
Clyde Thompson
Thomas Cooke
Ticonderoga
Walter Rivette Jr
Walter Rivette
Cleveland
Ohio
Hopkins Airport
Decker Yute
Sohn Yute
Paul Guinan
Hollywood
Pla
Faye Contents
Pensacota Beach
Evelyn Scism
Adams Street
Glens Falls Hospital
Thomas McGuire
Scranton
Spa Board Of Education Sets Meeting Details
The Saratoga Springs Board Of Education will meet at 3 p.m. today at Saratoga Springs High School to review College Entrance Board exam results for January seniors and discuss five year plans budgets and by laws. Also on the agenda is a maternity leave request for Kathryn Grau and the appointment of a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
van Wie
Woard
Ah.sehee
Abs
Kathryn Grau
Division Street
Dorothy Egsteston
State Dept. of Education
Washington
Tehool
Community Notes From South Cambridge and Cambridge
Local social news lists visitors from Troy and Eagle Bridge, a junior at Cambridge Central School joins a Mary McClellan Hospital volunteer group, and upcoming events include a church service at Emory Methodist Church with Dr. Reeves, a Kile Owls meeting at 7 30 pm, and an Easter sale at Hale Cambridge featuring Antique White Elephant tables hosted by the South Cambridge Women's Auxiliary at McClellan Hospital on Easter Saturday April 17 from 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hendry
Troy
Charles Whitbeck
Eagle Bridge
Francis Wade
Mary Almy
LeAnn Bennet
Cambridge Central School
Hew
Mary McClarlanospital
Cambridge
Emoury Methodist Church
P.m
Nathaniel S. Reeves
Kile Owls Home
Carol “Smith
Fort Edwant
Dirs
Slaney McLeantan
Donald Herrington
Sumner Gind
South Cambridge
Lst
Women's Auxiliary
McClellan Hospital
Hale Cambridge
Rotary clubs hear heart fund talk in Saratoga Springs
Dr HI Duinham hosted talks for the Saratoga County Heart Chapter at Ballston Spa Rotary and Corinth Rotary. A fifty ow coronary heart disease film was shown at both events. The Heart Fund drive financial statement, recently contracted, should be released within a few days, announced from the chapter office in Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
HI. Duinham
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
James MccGahan Funeral Rites Held Yesterday
The funeral of James T. McGahan head of James McGahan & Bros tobacco firm at 374 River St. was held yesterday starting at 8:43 am from Burns’ Sons Chapel and at 9 am from St. Peter’s Church where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Msgr. Matthew M Brennan. Mrs Agnes K Dundon was o
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James T. McGahan
James McGahan & Bros
Century Oly Tobacconists
River St
J. W.W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue Purerst Chapel
St. Peter's Church
Matthew M Brennan
Agnes K. Dundon
Presbyterian Youth Group Hears African Minister
The United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship met Sunday night at the Sunwater United Church with Rev. Joseph Stanley Miss Maris Webster and Kenneth Kim in attendance. Guest speaker Rev. Ebenezer Alison-Offei of Ghana Africa spoke on Africa. A Q A session followed with Abboa-Offei addressing education entertainment health and language. Refreshments were served and a surprise birthday was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Suwater United
Joseph Stanley
Patricia Jobn
Altreagh
Eleanor Price
Leona Tromans
Raltie Philips
Patricia Joba
Stanley Wank
Sunioy
Elvis Returns to Memphis Home After Army Service
Elvis Presley arrived in Memphis on the Tennesseean train to his $200,000 suburban mansion amid a chorus of fans and cameras. About 300 gathered outside the gate as Presley, in a custom blue uniform, said he was glad to be back and declined to reveal his immediate plans. A Brooklyn fan, Laura Driver, traveled to meet him hoping for a kiss he had given at Fort Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Laura Driver
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ft. Dix
Presley
Southern Railway
Jean
Eb Vis
Iran
Memorial rites and burial held for Miss Jbrlen soloist
Miss Agnes L. JBrlen served as soloist with Miss O'Brien performing Miserere for the Processional and Domine Jesu Christe for the offertory and responsories. Interment followed at St. Peter's Cemetery with Rev. Mégr Brennan officiating at the committal services.
Auto lawsuit settled in Rensselaer County Supreme Court
In a collision at Seventh Avenue and Broadway on October 3, 1951, a lawsuit by James Conyers and Beatrice Conyers against Robert Barron settled after opening in court. Conyers sought damages and medical costs for himself, his wife, and two children, with Beatrice as co-plaintiff. Trial counsel were M. Andrew Dwyer for the plaintiffs and Charles J. Ranney for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Supreme Court
James Conyers
6Th Ave
Tmozene
Joseph
Beatrice Conyers
Robert Karran
Oakwood Avenue
7Th Ave
Broadway
Drs. Conyers
M. Andrew Dwyer
Charles J. Ranney
St Peters PTA Bazaar Plans March 17
St Patrick's Day event by St Peter's PTA set for March 17 at 8 p m in the Lyceum. Margaret Hess chairs the bazaar with Miss Margaret Lynch and Mrs Arther Brearton at the door and Mrs Dennis Flannery and Mrs Andrew Glasco in charge of baked goods. A coming store boot homemade articles and assorted foods will be offered. Mrs Mest to name more committee heads at today’s meeting at the Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's
St. Peter's Pta
Lyceum
Margaret’ Hess
Margaret Lynch
Artht Brearton
Dennis Flannery
Andrew Glasco
Mest
Beacon Maintenance Co low bid for armory alarm work
Beacon Maintenance Co of Brooklyn was the low bidder at 2432 dollars for an electrical contract to install an emergency alarm system at the State Armory on Bake Avenue in Saratoga Springs. John E Croke, building superintendent, announced the bid yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Maintenance Co
Brooklyn
State Armory
Bake Avenue
Saratoga Springs
John E Croke
Spa Authority Still Mam On Hotel Lease
The Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Spa will reopen April 1 after a long closure since November 1. Three bidders remain in the running among eight proposals as final papers await signing, with Schine Hotel interests leading the negotiations and a five year lease term noted as a potential factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa Authority
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Spa
Scane Enterprises
Treadway
David ¥. Liston
Record
de. Liston
Thuy
Schine Hotel
Spa
Hospital Guild Starts Drive For New Books
The Saratoga Hospital Guild holds a bank gathering at 8 am today at 50 Adams St Saratoga Springs. Mrs. James F L Quinn is named hostess chair for the event and members are asked to donate a new book for the hospital library cart to aid subscriptions. The library circulated 560 books last year and the cart made two weekly distribution trips. The library committee contributed 39 hours last year. Miss Katherine Powers succeeds Miss Helen Swan and Mrs. Francis J. Tarsey as library chair. Mrs. Lewis Barnhardt serves as acting president in Mrs. George Aronson's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Hospital Gulls
Abr Kaye
Adams St
Saratoga Springs
James FL Quinn
Hospital
Helen Swan
Francis J. Tarsey
Katherine Powers
George Aronson
Lewis Barnhardt
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Glenn Jones
Arnold Abrahamson
Robert Harring
Ton
Regan and Denny
Glens, Glens Fails
Mount Hope Cemetery
Kansas
Argyle
Donald Jenry Turcker
Eugene T. Service
Catherine Lylls
Patricia Bahock
Nels Jacobson
Margaret Romack
Dresden
Jerry Mosler
Harold Holman
Anthony Kendra
Easton
Robert Murnane
Farah Pratt
Luville Wolff
Lillian Haroe
Beatrice Bain
Courtland ‘Thomas
Rael Wolff
Howard Perking
Mary Low Graves
Fort Feward
Anthony Quattocchi
Rienaud
Sexton
Clinton Newell
Krank W. Bayardsi
Schuylerville
A.W. Nevins
Asso
Donna Arnold
Junior Deacer
Schuyler Startights Club
Schuylerettes
Sreston
Swankhill
Schuyler Starligais
jCarol Lee Boex
Cathy Hopkins
Jolly Juniors
Alice Bain
Alarjorie Dunn
Iecader
Arta Jenters
Louns
T. J. Connors
Lewis Boox
James Peters
Iroquois Council
Clifton Park Area
Cambridge Oes
Cambridge Garden Club
Kenneth Gollry
Fred Tracy
South Ray Road
Spa Board of Education
Margaret Aiken
James MccGahan
Presbyterian
Stillwater
MK T
Ryan Jf
Hilliside Inn
Mechanicville
John Carpenter
Thomas Vane
Airs
Winslow Abbey
Raymond Russell
Lloyd Brownell
Gad My
Kenneth Wathe
Hobert Scales
van Ness Road
Beverley Cowin
Marie Humphrey
Cathy Schell
Susan Kelogg
Corcoran
Scales
Noreen Patterson
Pam Patterson
Mary Tow Briggs
Mary Low Morley
Mary Agnes McDonald
Cynthia Canary
Schuyler Creek
Lila Anthony
Hudson Avenue
School of “Missions
Naomi
Abboa-Offe
Ghana
Altice
Cub Scouts
Gus Frieberger
Kenneth Kathaway
Frank Hassell
Lae Educational Building
Capitol al
Albany
Hollis Barber
St. Peter’s Pta
Hospital Guild
Helene Curtis
Shempee
Mt H. Arin
Tamffey
Third Street
Ted Pa
Ashley
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