Children Give Entertainment At Home
A program of music, obits and recitations was presented at the Juwleh Home for the Aged on Upper Tibbits Avenue Thursday by Sebol 10 students. Ming Frances Joseph directed the event with novelty skit, choral selections and instrumental solos. Piano solos were played by Myrna Rothenberg, Maxina Rosenhalts, Ariane Sanief, Judith Levine and Zitem Breas, with Albert Del Giacco on guitar and Frank Gross on trumpet.
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Juwleh
Tibbits Avenue
Sebol 10
Ming Frances Joseph
Bchool 10
Myrna Rothenberg
Maxina Rosenhalts
Ariane Sanief
Judith Levine
Zitem Breas
Albert del Giacco
Frank Gross
School Choir Performs For Easter Event
The school choral group led by Thomas Poa and the ES Capella Chorus Papaya Tres performed with Miss Kathrys and Mr Dalton at Beboo. The ensemble featured Rudolph Minney Salvaters Nasous Jamey Maynard and many others.
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Ob Accordion
Echeel
Thomas Poa
Bong Y Peace Tromean
ES Capella
Papaya Tres
Aroup
Miss Kathrys
Mr. Dalton
Beboo! 10
Rudolph Minney
Salvaters Nasous
Jamey Maynard
Edward Kaprelian
Freak Ores
August Schupp
Jena Wiseer
Rholom Koplovits
Charlea Namone
Robert Kang
Angela Miccatello
Maxine
Rosenbolts
Roce Imary Kaprelian
Mary Galil
Mar
Jorie Cannon
Gertrude Gilbert
Judith Lavina
Arelene Samiof
Fran.' Cong Fafundi
Susan Brown
Willi Mae Cannon
Frances Burney
Joan Sosansky
Mary Ann Testo
Patricia Brown
Marie Casale
Myrna Roth
Jenberg
Elien Bress
Bally Gulli
East Side Man Found Innocent in Assault Case
In Troy Police Court Judge Thomas J. OConnor acquitted Louis Williams 19 Linden Court of third degree assault after a two hour trial. Neighbor Harold Nolan testified of being kicked in the face amid a dispute over a beagle hound and a litter. witnesses included both couples and court staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Thomas J. O'Connor
Louis Willams
Linden Court
Harold Nolan
Nolan
Willams
Allan, Dickson
Lucien E. Chekner
Wil- Name
Williams
O'Connor
Judge O'Connor
Charles G. Bryant
Eastern Star Hosts District Officers and Guests at Lanurg Temple
More than 150 visitors attended as Eastern Star district grand officers visited Palestine Chapter 0.8 at the Lanburg Mason Temple. Notables included Edward Hargrave grand patron and Grace Ostertag past matron, with gifts, music, and an Easter dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Mar
Lanagburg Masoale
George B. Copland
Keand
Grace J. Crawley
Abe Ton
Thair
Edward Hargrave
Grace Ostertag
Ethel MM. Decker
David P. Ellee
Albany— Rennselaer - Behenectady
Ethel Hargrave
Minna Groesbeck
Tennesseee
Jane Powers
Nebraska
Mary Kyaleon
Iowa
Jennie Blyth
Arkanaan
Palestine
Louise. Harvey
Ottie Stein- Miller
Jessie Hulatrum
Mildred McCochrane
Palestine Court
O.A
Louisa White
Jotchen
Minne Frost
Burglary Report and Church Services Across Town
The Troy Detective Bureau investigated thefts at two local businesses with losses totaling 47.41 dollars. Green Island residents reported a drive for a paper fundraiser and a separate burglary at Grand Cash Market. Church services across multiple congregations in Troy and nearby towns featured Rev. Fred C. Bennett and Rev. August J. Seamans preaching on themes of preparation and mission. An obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Ellen Williams held at St. Joseph’s Church with burial at St. Agnes Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John Young
Liberty Street
Boy Scouts
Joseph Boyaian
Joseph P. Shields
Hudson Avenue Methodist
Michael J. Kane
Fred C. Bennett
Methodists Church
Gethsemane
Calvary
Levings Church
Robert Giles
First Presbyterian
Presbyterian I
August J. Seamans
Schenectady
Miay Gall Cole
St. Joseph's Church
William L. Martin
Ellen Williams
Daniel A. Willams
High Street
Joseph Reger
Winifred de Long
Jesus
Kenneth Perreault
James Williams, Jr
Stanley Wilsey
William Wallace
Roger
St. Agnes' Cemetery
Cohoen
Teen Problems Topic Of Speaker At Y Conference
Misi Fleming outlined adolescence as a normal period with proper childhood training, urging openness in family discussions and stressing home security. She warned against imposing external cultural patterns and emphasized understanding past experiences and future hopes shaping teen behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Mise Rother
M. Ploming
Caa
Pulleapt Public Health
Mise Wieming
Miss Fleming
Minsi Meming
Andrew C. Bradt
YWCA
Euent
Tank Trucks Involved In Collision
Two tanker trucks collided near Brick Church at Routes 7 and 278, causing electrocution fears and power outages for three hours. One rig snapped a pole from New York Power and Light lines. the other truck’s cab roof was torn off. Driver Cousius L. Davis and Glenn Erwin escaped injury, while bystanders credited rubber insulation for preventing electrocution. Troopers and local workers redirected traffic and cleared the scene. power restored after trucks were removed and lines secured.
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Center Srunewick
New York Power & Light Corp
Cousius L. Davis
Bennington
Benjamin Weeks
Castleton
Glenn Erwin
Noth Bennington
Queen City Transportation Co
Burlington
Davis
E. H. Hanchett
John Kane
Troy Barracks
Cpl
M. J. Hynes
A. F. van Blarcum
Latham
Grafton Votes for Two Ton Dump Truck Purchase
The Town of Grafton held a special meeting Thursday in the town clerk Frank Babcock's office to approve buying a two ton dump truck. The vehicle will include hydraulic brakes and can be converted to a plow as needed.
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Grafton
Frank Babcock
Motorists Warned Of Parking Regulations Near Court House
Motorists with business at the Rensselaer County courthouse and nearby outlets were warned to avoid parking on the south side of Congress Street or the east side of Second Street. Meter posts along these streets have been removed and police tag cars in restricted zones. A Traffic Bureau officer monitors Congress Street and Second Street near the courthouse daily to enforce limits.
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Rensselaer County Court House
Congress Street
Second Street
Ns Park
Autor
Traffic Bureau
Congres Sirest
House Armed Services Committee Approves Malta Army Station Project
The House Armed Services Committee in Washington approved construction work at the Army Test Station in Malta Saratoga County costing 640000 as part of the Military Public Works Authorization bill. The project adds utilities fire alarm system fuel storage and expands the laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
House Armed Servican Committee
Washington
Malta
Saratoga County
Make Teat Station
West Sand Lake Man Stricken On Street
Alfred Springer 76 of West Sand Lake was taken to St Marys Hospital after suddenly becoming ill on Peak River and Fulton Streets. An inhalator squad from Central Fire Station gave emergency street treatment led by Battalion Chief Driver Donald Brow and Hosemen William Burke Jr and Thomas Nash. He was transported by Patrolmen Paul Spenard and Eart Reatglait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Springer
West Sand Lake
St. Mary's Hospital
Peak River
Fulton
Central Fire Station
Mr. Springer
Donald Brow
William E Burke, Jr
Thomas Nash
Paul K. Spenard
Eart Reatglait
Lansingburg Rebekah to Meet Monday
A regular meeting of the Lansingburg Rebekah lodge will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall on 12th Street. Mrs Dorothy Raamueen will be in charge, with District Deputy President Mr Myre B Owens and appointments planned for an official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanane
Odd Fellows
Dorothy Raamueen
Chara
Myre
B. Owens
Totdale
Nee Carte
Wei
Bosgines Sseve
Temporary Nurses Take State Civil Service Test
Hight nurses attached to the Rensselaer County Public Health Department serving under war time appointments will gain permanent status if results favor them. Eight county employees took the statewide civil service exam in Albany on March 4, with several county health departments participating to avoid a county specific test. Dr Frank E. Coughlin, Rensselaer County commissioner of health, commented on the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Public Wealth Department
County Civil Service Commission
Albany
State Civil Service Commission
County nurses salary list and Legion social event
The eight county nurses are named Arlene O’Brien Ruth Ruden Catharine Tucker Dorothy Markham Jayne Flannery Marlon Mheshan and Irene Bogden with addresses listed. A Noble-Callahan Post American Legion Auxiliary social at 5 pm tomorrow at Mrs. Victering Ewing’s home to benefit the State Department cancer control project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedey
Ihe
Arlene O'Brien
Parsons Street
Maverck Fulle
Elaing Pieebko
Fourteomtiy Brest
Ruth Ruden
Tighis Street
Catharine Tucker
Mreet
Dorothy Markham
Ida Street
Jayne Flannery
Third Street
Marlon Mheshan
East Street
Transselaer
Irene Bogden
Eighth Street
Noble-Callahan Social
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion Auxiliary
At & Pm
Victering Ewing
Moovick Street
State Department
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Nowell Os Ne
Gregory Peck
Lincolnly
David Brian Claude Jarman
Western Pacific
Ali
Bolst
Tetay
Mmert Young
Amirley Temple
Baltimore
aleo — _ tongs Murphy
Riarge
Maostaen
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Christopher Columbus
AIM
Marjorie Mess
Larry Parks
the Gallant Blade
Allan
Rockt) Lane
Wyoming
X Williams
Gapkes
Seaday
John Wayne
Ropalong Cassidy
Strange Gamble
Inderea Emgdeum
Asd
Blondie
Rere
Arthur Lake
Preet
Terre
Saint Crag
Steve
East Side
Eastern Star
Spencer Tracy
The
James Stewart
Valentina Em
Lionel ‘Barrymore
Paca
Strarcer
Malata
Larsine Dey
Gene Autry
Joe Palooka
Mette
John
Diane Witen
Lend Lynn
Irma
Hopalong Cassidy
Tol
Tay 3
Loose St, Aubant
Green Island
Daniel Thin
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Church of the Croas
Ticonderoga
Tkae
Molle
Cai
King's Men
Pius
Enn
Vino
Webster’s Turf Inn
Bill Kelly
AMD
Ella Miner
Pawling Ave
Trey
Furlitzer
Barry’s Inn
Hennington Road
Miller's Music Store
Sand Lake
Oasis
Milerions
Eteman
Meh Re
Rings Harreay
Intal
Irineran
Atla
Toby Tyler
SUN
Ray Dumber
Miiebure St
Lansingburg Rebekah
Mueke
Tony Michalieth
Lisa
oLszowy
Saratoga Street
Hill Top Hotel
L Sie
Ty Gene Ceier
Ade
Rose Room
Rhythm Makers
Sth Ave
125Th St
North
Dacal
MI Jo’s Inn
Mechanicville
Wild Bill’ Cody
Piene
Dick Vachon
Rymanowski
Sandee
Bros. Music
Tony
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