Long obituary notices from Waterford area
Obituaries and funeral notices for Frank J. Wells and Mary Foster, both residents of the Waterford region, describe recent deaths and funeral arrangements. Wells, a longtime Highland Avenue resident, died after complications from surgery with services at Gardner Bart Memorial Chapel and burial at Old Mt Idn Cemetery. Foster, of Manor Rest Nursing Home Round Lake, dies after illness with services at Morris Pile nora Hone and burial at Hudson View Cemetery Mechanicville. The notices mention relatives, church affiliations, and attending organizations, reflecting community ties and memorial customs of the area.
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Frank T. Wells
Frank J. Wells
Highland Ave
Samaria
Wells
Sinssons
Waterford
Lormey
Father Lights Society
Pasta
Mygry
Jie
Ivan
Augustin J. Sirprenant
Itev
Clude Hoy
Prax
Adrien Bcha
Willi
Lok M
Roy
Dren
Luany
Gardner Bart
Marald Li Swiss
Second Baptist Church
Offlcial
Lotarment
Mt Idn
Mary
Mary K. Foster
Manor Rest
Tme
Hound Lake
Pan
Morris Pile
Nora Hone
Round Lake
Richard P. Weld
Ile Vaul
Hudson View
Mechanicville
Matic
Loren
Gonos
Ana Hev
Haymond J. Robert
Srerth Heart Church
Sneteily
Desron
Amt Mes
Ulysses Sievis
Beavers
Mr. Lathaite
Sir
Phonse Lallante
Willian Mion
Lee LaPlante
Marcel Miron
Willian Thorpedo
Lee J. Munim
Msgr
Surprenant
Sir. Mary's Cemetery
Cohoes Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Cansei Jeanne Manes
1Union
St. Ean Baptists d’Amurique
Waa
Magn
Theiverat Home
Vega Caravan
Order of the Alhambra
Monthay
Deignan
Misa Surgeret Co Mengnin
Middle St
Mason Fpeal
Bed Avenue
St. Mary's Charel
William M. Snyden
Massi
Richard] Wood Lothridge
P. Dalet
Frank O'Malley
Broadstener
Lawrence J. Gregg
Frank
Schuylerville
Harold J.enfield
St. At NA Bane Mary's Cemetery
Father Daley
Irish banquet recalls Patrick traditions in Lansingburg
The speech filled evening mingled humor and reverence as Judge Tyan and Harold M. Lewis spoke on Irish history, tolerance, and loyalty. Toasts honored St. Patrick, with Rev Sol N. Gunung invoking blessing and Mayor Jot J. Pricell welcoming attendees.
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Daniel O'Connell
St. Patrick
Ply
Oeluck
Roeal
The
United States
Hie Sudely
Harold Md. Lewis
Sol N. Gunung
Lewis
Lansingburg
James Fenimore Cooper
Washington Irving
Troy
Alustrious
Audientcn
Society of Priands
Sir. Patrick
Davis Fifth Tern elected mayor in Comma recount
Velhdaine FB and Republicans Tietner were reelected as mayor and village leaders Merle Sherman Frank Bun zey in Comma with 41 votes cast.
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Velhdaine
Tietner
Tenn Ais
Village Lesters
Merle Sherman
Frank Bunzey
Colonie Village election results headline local races
Karns wins 2 1 margin for mayor as Charles Badacher and others seek reelection. G Fisher appears at Belmont Columbia Coun sleaders of Peoples Party claim a 234 to 199 victory over Republican John Powe. Raymond Docker heads Citizens Village trustees slate. Kurt Hyamer and Loren notables also win seats. Bauer defeats Colonie challenger. Lorn runs for mayor but faces opposition from George Dott and others seeking second term.
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Charles Badacher Jy
Louis
G. Fisher
Belmont, Columbia
Aiaylor
Port Edwardly
Peoples Party
John M. Powe
Raymond Docker
Citizeng
Wustees
Kurt Hyamer
Loren
Wustee
Bauer
Colonie
Calnhie
Raverdi
Omnth Lorn
Bewaressmall
George Dott
Philip DeMarea Dies In Unclear Hospital Report
Philip DeMarea McMarea age 82 of SG1 Gongreas Si died yesterday at Leona Hospital after an ambulance transfer by Mayor Unopposer. The village officials and Anthony were notified. the death occurred at his residence around 630 nan. The report body is garbled and unclear in key details.
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Philip McMarea
Gongreas Si
Leona Hospital
Jul M
Irish Americans urged to defend freedom under God
Father Tooher appealed to Irish Americans urging faithful interpretation of freedom as God given. He contrasted Russia’s atheistic totalitarianism with America’s constitutional liberty, warning that the line between godless tyranny and godly freedom is clear and must be defended through steadfast faith and public duty.
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Waditian
A. Whehter
John J. Tower
Willy Barbs
Aye Vihey
Haing
Eugene P. Connally
Allan Dry
Willian M. Connors
B. Murray Mtcarale
Jahns
Ryan
I Mater
T. M. Guerin Dry
Wisteria
Sehencetads
AGH
Thomas J. Castello
Schinecady
Michael Lennon
Schinnecady
State Aol
Iir
George B. Burke
Tonstangler
Fathior Tucher
Russia
America
Tovhey
Rissia
Amerie
Father Tooher
No clear event headline from garbled text
The passage lists a religious event with God Bless America, a Benediction by Rev Charles C Stalth, and performances by Voby Middlebrook and his orchestra led by T Colger. Ernest Russell is mentioned as singe. The fragment mentions the Society of Friends of St Patrick and a musical program in a historical church setting.
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America
Charles C. Stalth
Voby Middlebrook
Ovghestea
Doy T. Colger
Ernest
Dene) Russell
Society of Friends of
St Patrick Yy
Leeland
Elections Conte Frode Page: 11 Trilupendent Robert Strang 102
A fragmented clipping notes an electoral topic involving Robert Strang and a candidate linked to Lae Barge. The readable text hints at a Progressive award context and a page reference but provides no clear outcome or full names. The item preserves local newspaper tone with sparse facts.
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Conte Frode
Robert Strang
Lae Barge
Greenwich Village elects new mayor and trustees in 150 year history
Greenwich votes yesterday in a village election that reelects Republican Mayor Albert and installs two Republican trustees Meredith Hoag and Vernon Stoddard. Democrats Ralph Perkins and James Lesson also ran, with Perkins and Lesson each receiving 297 and 297 votes respectively.
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Greenwich
Albert
Fay James P. Murphy
Damonerade Osindidale
Independent Progressive Party
Murphy
Meredith Hoag
Bent
Vernon Stoddard
Cirelas
Arusteo
Ralph Perking
James J. Lesson Oid
Ferkins
Progressive Party
Lesson
Lota
Mayor Reelected and Village Trustees Rose in Hovsick Falls
Citizens Party retained mayoral control with John Kennedy winning a two year term unopposed. Trustees elected included Thomas G Resting 550 votes second highest, Leo LaRoach Sr 958, Manfried HF Kincaid 463, Marty Crayon 410, all from Citizens Party. Resting and Crayon were newcomers. Burke was re elected police justice unopposed. Four districts reported turnout higher than past elections. Polls open from 1 to 8 pm.
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Citizens Party
Hovsick Falls
Thomas G. Resting
John ¥. Kennedy
Morgan Burke
Police Justice
Leo LaRoach
Manfried HF. Kincaid
Marty
Citi
Zens Mitty
Deceau
McLatyshlin Wins Reelect With Bipartisan Backing
The Democratic Mayor Tidward L. McLatyshlin held reelection victory in Whitehall after securing broad cross party support including Republicans. The outcome reflects a united front in the local leadership contest.
Local election results show Willan A. Hotaling and Donald C. Justice win
Vague village report notes Willan A. Hotaling and Donald C. Justice win the offices after a party sweep. Young received 12 votes to defeat Harry G. Barnhart by about eight percent. Austies was endorsed by Gutli ng with 924 votes, described as valuable and independent.
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Willan A. Hotaling
Donald C. Justice
Iussues
Yotning
Harry G. Barnhart
Gutling
Vaulitule
Independent candidates sweep Cantavidge mayoral race
Floyd A. Smith was elected mayor of Cantavidge yesterday. Independents Fred O. Barker and David W Moore won the trustee seats. Yoln rigs was elected patrol justice, running as an Independent.
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Floyd A. Smith
Cantavidge
Fred O. Barker
David W Moore
Yoln Rigs
Treadway Elected and Local Trustees Chosen
In Schaghtleake yesterday the race produced a set of village trustee results. Treadway defeated opponent Marl E Holtay by 206128 votes to secure the Progressive candidate Marl E Holtay loss. Leland Marcellus narrowly beat Cliff ford A Test by 9 votes for two year trustees, unopposed candidate Frank Bent received 283 votes for two years, and Leslie Raison won the one year vacancy over Will Of Mes by 183 to 136.
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Stuvens
Robert Treudway
Marl E. Holtay
Schaghtleake
Wustees
Cluzeris
Leland Marcellus
Clitfford A. Test
Adg
Wustee
Frank Bent
Citizens
Leslie Raison
Progressive Will . of Mes
Village of Seligyterville elects slate with 14 votes
Democrats win a light turnout in Seligyterville with incumbents narrowly favored. James E. Carey and John J. Sullivan win two year terms as trustees or incumbents. Rafael Frement continues as police justice. Thomas Clavey, a Republican, wins a four year seat. Francis Hallaly, a Democratic holdover, seeks reelection next year.
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Seligyterville
Demos
Jaihes EF. Carey
Quayors
John J. Sullivan
Rafuel Frement
Thomas
J. Claveey
Peaneis
Hallaly
Willleek
Board Denies Teacher Pay Raise Again
The South Colonie Board of Education again rejects raising teacher salaries for the current year. Supervising Principal Glen St. Bretsely says no pay increases are guaranteed this year and acting positions may be created. The teachers had urged a raise from 100 to 300 dollars based on experience, affecting the next budget figures. An insurance settlement of 284002.41 was approved to cover costs of Saddlewsed School repairs.
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Brutalion
Glen St
Bretsely
Silky Hovsty
South Colonie Teachers Assn
Thre Dee
Falmsbee Winner Youth Court Debate Continues
The report details political maneuvers in New York as Falmsbee wins and Assembly GOP support backs a court reform plan. It notes Mayor Wagner’s push for pari mutuel betting legalization and labor reform measures, including financial disclosure mandates for unions and employers amid ongoing legislative wrangling before adjournment.
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New York
Civ
Thetr Mgtian
le Assembly
GOP
Rackafeller
Senate
Waller J Mahoney
Varaful
Cshardea Sd Wolmsboe
Austin W. Bie
Sir Nan
Mealls
Mine George
Cate Candi
Aigo
Fess Te Wae S
James Orrien
Elininate
Tage
Tage Jaw-entorceimant
Pumal
Etrom
Pim
Norman Ti. Baker
New York State Society
Rydek
Lattle
Baker
Sorlrly
Robert P. Wagner
New York City
Mahoney
Mel Sal
The Daily Investor’s Debate on Mutual Funds and Contracts
William Doyle argues about contractual mutual fund plans for servicemen and civilians. He contrasts guided investing with personal risk, noting higher monthly payments strain soldiers and urging balanced portfolios. The piece discusses the implications of overthecounter trading, the navy era, and the need for caution amid volatile markets.
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Securi
Lawl
el Cimplete
Yadu
Lopcus
Sarge
Lily
Pla
Market Quotations From Foster & Adis List Mixed Shares
A scrambled list shows high and low quotations for diverse stocks and companies. Names include Allied Chemical, American Motors, Boeing, Colgate, General Foods, Ingersoll Rand, Monsanto, Union Carbide, Union Oil, and many others with varied percent figures and price-like codes. The fragmentary OCR reads like a broker’s page listing current prices and daily changes across numerous firms and sectors.
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Foster & Adis
Aleuhens Lid
Allied Chem
Amer Motors
Amer
Remeo Steel
Ateh
T&s
Bendix Auto
Bethlehem Sats
Boeing Ain 1
E Can Pacific
Colanesa Corp
Chus & Ohio
Chrysler
Colgate Palo
Curtis We
del & Mison
Cheny Baty
East Kodak
Erie Food Mach Fata Harty
Gen Bee
Gen Foods
Gen Mills
Gen Molyss AG
Goudvieh
St Jos
St Regis
Frost
S&t
Trustees Unopposed Reelect In Local Vote
Bernard Palunda was reelected as village trustee and John Avatin was elected as other trustee in a two seat slate. Both ran unopposed and each received 42 votes in Vodvtersville yesterday.
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Bernard Palunda
Vodvtersville Tenstes
John Avatin
Othly
Pass -Yestorea
Mayoral Race Holds Narrow GOP Victory in South Glens Falls
Mayor Olney Mason, Republican and debater, defeated Democrat William Corcoran by 370 to 862 in South Glens Falls yesterday. Republicans Donnelly and John Donahue won against Dehweralic foes James Fairley and James Miller by 436 to 443 and 261 respectively, marking the first Democratic slate in 16 years.
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Olney Mason
William Corcoran
South Glens Falls
Foe Donnelly
John Donahue
Dehweralic
James Fairley
James Miller
Ballston COP Wins Galisian Spa GOP slate reelections
Ballston voters reelected Mayor Charles Heniger and trustees on the Galisian Spa GOP slate. Fred Rin-Wo received 520 votes and Theodore Plummer 811 votes, with Fred Muing and Edwin Bogue listed as write-in candidates receiving 20 and 5 votes respectively.
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Galisian
Spa Gop
Charles Heniger
Fred Rin- Wo
Theodore Plummer
Fred Muing
Edwin Bogue
Mayall Elected Mayor Among Independents in Hudson Falls
Clifford J. Mayall won the Hudson Falls mayoral race as an Independent, defeating rival Independent candidates Irishes Realett, Bom ¢ Bard, and Anthony Cortese. Mayall's victory consolidates Independent control in the local government.
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Hudson Falls
Clifford J. Mayall
Lake George Mayor Contest Ends in Upset Victory
Lake George voters overturned incumbent Frank L. Cotton, defeating him by 249 to LAY. Wayde P. Fark and Democrat Robort K. Caldwell were elected Listees in the local race.
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Lake George
Frank L. Cotton
B. Caple
Lay
Wayde P. Fark
Robort K. Caldwell
Reelected Ropibtean Georg: fearson at 65 30 yesterday
Fragmentary OCR notes report a reelection event involving a person named Georg within a village setting. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments making precise details, names, dates, or locations unclear.
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Georg
Fearson
Castletown Elects Folerer Mayor Over Weinman
New Castleton voters chose Christian Folerer as mayor by a decisive plurality defeating incumbent Jaharras A. Weinman. Folerer secured 877 votes to Weinman’s 197, with 476 votes unspecified in context.
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Christian Folerer
Patty
Castleton
Jaharras A. Weinman
Peter
Weinman
Reelected Nassau Mayor Hicks Wins Granville
The Citizens Party candidate Robert B. Hicks was reelected mayor of Nassau Town by 250 votes to Oscar Crafts's 147. The count also shows judges and other local officials elected, including Wewin Jenkins as pallest justice, with several names and votes listed in the damaged local report.
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Sylvester Currier
Citizens Party
Cantidite
Nassau
Oscar Crafts
Crath
Yaaple
Phalee
Wits
Rex sHanedt
Herman Pitapabrigk
Wraisas
Cammiaicn
Olbers Amen
Hea
Yaaa Ae
Clarenceyta
Age Visscher
Harold Crovily
Starke
Wees Honouth
Agnes Usmi Hey
Tox Tisch Tn
Destainty Nbm
Mecaun
Robert B. Hicks
Jrnanyalo
Michael Caruso
George Woolard
Wewin Jenkins
Stock Market Recovers as Gains Lift Trading Volume
New York stocks rallied after Monday’s decline with broad gains across blue chips and speculative issues. The AP average rose to 224.90, volume reached 4.79 million shares as industries including autos, copper, aircraft, chemicals and airlines advanced.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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