Watervliet Barbers Set Closing Day
Watervliet barber shops will close all day Monday starting April 7 announced by Local 228 Barbers Union ABRL. Shops have been half day on Mondays. this move will extend through summer and likely be permanent. Lucia Pascale, union president, said three new members admitted: James Delfino Michael Gall Stell and Leo Carpenter.
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Watereliet Barbor
Barbers Union
ABRL
Lucia Pascale
James Delfino
Michael Gal Stell
Leo Carpenter
Thurday
Stephen Apeal
Automobile collision at Russell Place disputed in city court
Howard J. Duby sued John J. Rosa of Center Bridgwater Inc for damages to his car at 2 Russell Place and 22 Second Avenue. Judge William E. Noonan dismissed the case finding no proof of fault and awarded $10 costs to the plaintiff.
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Noonah
Noonan
Red Cross Surpasses Watervliet Drive Quota
Watervliet leads area by surpassing its Red Cross subscription goal with reports showing a $11,500 collection and a $10,500 quota already exceeded. Franela B. Wallingford thanks volunteers and officials as final canvases are tallied at Water valet Civic Center. The drive continues through month end with hopes of setting a regional record.
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Watervliet
Lietop
Red Cross
Franela B. Wallingford
Industral
Water Valet
Hauge
Wallingford
Obituary highlights for Mrs Mary Doe of Green Island
Mary Doe former Green Island resident died yesterday at her Watervliet home 1204 Eighth Avenue widow of William H Doe aged six months in Watervliet survived by three sons William Newbury George Tray Earl and daughter Mrs Franky Smith Amsterdam funeral at Parker Brothers Memorial Broadway 8 am and St Josephs Church Green Island 9 30 am burial St Josephs Cemetery Troy Also notes the funeral of Andrew J Spiers held from his daughter Mrs James Noble residence and St Bridget Church with Re Willie Morahan officiating etc.
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Mary Doe
Green Island
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
William H. Doe
Montclair
N. J
William ‘Doe
Newbury
George Noe
Tray
Earl Dos
Franky Smith
Amsterdam
Parker Brothers Memorial
Broadway
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Eroy
Andrew J. Spiers
James ¥. Noble
St Bridget’s Church
Joseph F. Morahan
John F. Boucke
James Pf, Hanrahan
Joseph G. Hervieux
Carmen Sanfanti
James Flood
Mr. Bonfanti
Bert Grace
Father Morahan
Holy Name Society
Rotary
Collin-Ross Camp
U.S.W
Cohors
Tessie (Spink) Sowaskis
Sowaskie
Austria
St. Nicholas’ Church
Sacred Heart League
Catholic Mothers
Fiokop Chawamec
Pittsburg
George Chawamec
Willimantic
Conn
Wowehul
Fourth ‘Avenue
St Nicholas’ Cemetery
Colonie
Nellie E. Walsh
New York
St Patrick's Church
the Rosary Society
Court Roping
C.D.A
Catholic Women’s Service League of
Troy
Abigail C
Emma J
May A. Walsh
This Cly
John J
Thomas
Joseph A. Chiemeleski
John C. Carey
Thomas A. Gurley
Agnes Duncan
Frank T. Mahar
Wiliam F. Fennelly
John J. Haley
Patrick H. Rogere
John F. Leonard
John J. Murray
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Father Chieme
Governor Signs Bill Expanding State Vet Colleges
Governor Dewey signed legislation appropriating 5 million dollars to expand the state's emergency college facilities for veterans. He said postwar enrollment would not reach manageable levels until after 1950. He also approved a bill authorizing a housing official to fix rents on private limited dividend housing projects.
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Albany
Dewey
Uerman ‘T. Stichman
Sampson
Plattaburg
Utica
Weekend Visits and Household News From Bennington and Nearby
Engle Mills and family visit Bennington Vt while Mr and Mrs William Miller and son Robert Harold travel from Plattsburg to see Mr and Mrs J Harold Millay John C Wilson Jr visits his grandparents B W Wilson in Sehenedary Allan Schultz returns home from Samaritan Hospital after recovering from injuries from a family car fall Betts Corners Table Mills Tome Bureau Unit meets at Mrs Paul Nipple s home with a luncheon and project lessons Meal Planning and Table Service glove lessons start at Mrs W Richmond Robb s home led by Mrs William Howard An auction raises treasury funds Plans for a local exhibit during Home Demonstration Week themed Todays Home Building Tomorrows Worlds next meeting April 16 at Mr Henry Cranston Mrs Alfred Shaver reports on Entertaining Made Easy May food lesson at Mrs Henry Lansing s May 21
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Emil Hiegert
Dorothy
Jon
Bennington
William Miller
Robert Harold
Plattsburg
Carl Schultz
Samaritan Hospital
Betts Corners Table Mills Tome Bureau
Paul Nipple
W. Richmond Robb
William Howard
Treasury
Hone Bureau
Unst
Selng
Henry Cranston
Alfred Shaver
Hency Lansing
Center Cambridge alys and family notes
Fred Buckley has returned from visiting her parents at Greenwich. Miss Alzida VanOrman of Cambridge is spending time with her son Horace VanOrman and wife. The Cheerful Cherubs 4 T Clu meet at Sally Allen home led by Mrs. George E. McGeoch Jr. April 12 the group will meet with Joon and Roma Royal.
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Alys
Fred Buckley
David Ryan
Greenwich
Alzida VanOrman
Cambridge
Horace VanOrman
Sally Allen
George E. McGeoch
Joon
Roma Royal
Tea Event at Round Lake Hosts Miss Lida Lavery
Round Lake Miss Lida Lavery will entertain for the Woman's Society of Christian Services at the Methodist Church tea at her home on George Avenue today at 2 p.m. The Nifty Knitting Grub met gently at the home of Mrs. Donald Reed with co-hostess Mrs. William Nevton. The next meeting will be held this evening at the home of Mr. Harvison Goddard.
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Lida Lavery
Woman's Society of Christian Services
Methodist Church
George Avenue
Donald Reed
William Nevton
Harvison Goddard
Tainter Explains Drug Research Process for Managers
Dr. Maurlen L. Tainter, vice president of Sterling Drug, spoke to Hudson Valley Chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management in Troy about how research teams advance a product from concept to public use. He outlined management controls, lengthy development times, and notable discoveries. The next meeting will feature Edward F. O'Brien on the relationship between steward and foreman.
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Maurlen L. Tainter
Sterling Drug, Inc
Hudson Valley
Society For the Advancemail of Management
Troy Chile
Painter
Andpoint
Taintor
BE. F. Gollnick
Cluetl, Peabody & Co, Inc
Sponser
SAAL
ATOR
Tuens
Edward F. O'Brien
International Chemical Workers’ Union
Steward
Foreman
Credit Union Hearn OF Pending Bills
Sidney Stan, managing director of the state association, spoke at a District chapter meeting of Credit Unions, affiliated with the New York State Credit Union League, at Hendrick Hudson. James Woodward, John Cully, and Alrentar reported on legislation awaiting Governor Dewey's signature and the transfer of federal credit union supervision from the FDIC to the Federal Reserve Administration. The annual meeting will be held in Saratoga Springs in June.
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Sidney Stan
State Ansoclation
District Chapter of
Credit Unions
New York State Credit Union League
Hendrick Hudson
James Woodward
John Cully
Alrentar
Dewey
Fadersl Deposit Insurance Corry
Fedlayal Security Ademinisutration
Atte Aneneiation
Saratoga Springs
Dedication Meeting Planned for Mountain View Fire House
East Side hosts Monday evening gathering of fire department and auxiliary committees at the fire house to plan the dedication program. Peter Goedtel extended the invitation to the auxiliary. representatives named include Mrs. George Careler Mrs. Ruth Profontaine Mr. Carla Goord and Miss Mane Morris. Auxiliary arranges a food sale for Saturday April 19 with Roy Riordans as chairman and Mrs. Imma Lafferty as cochairman.
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Mountain View
Bire
Peter Goedtel
George Careler
Tower Avenue
Carrley
Ruth Profontaine
Carla Goord
Mane Morris
Mya
Roy Riordanswill
Mra
Imma. Lafferty
Cochairman
Palm Sunday service at Crinity Method Church
Palm Sunday events at Crinity Methodist Church 780m include a sermon by Dr Addy Astroathway, a vocal duet by Maw Paul EH Homie and Mrs Chester Wood, organ by Edward Dodge, and pastoral activities. The Sacrament of Buittany is to be administered at 10:80 a.m. Many children will attend nursery during worship. candidiatht communion is planned for Holy Thursday April 3 at 7:30 pm.
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Palm Hooday Bruview
Addy Astroathway
Tadla
Wil
Lonton Xoyving
Paul EH. Homie
Mra
Chester Wood
Edward Dodge
Buittany
Standard Gauge Origins Traced by Ancient Wheel Trails
A garbled passage discusses how old Roman wheel tracks influenced the standard American and Arithian railway gauge in Britain around two thousand years ago, suggesting a link between ancient road marks and later rail width choices. The fragment emphasizes measurement history and cross continental connections.
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Britain
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Watervliet Barbers
Peter Kostus
Archibald Street
Maplewood
Robert Monecly
First Avenue
Watereying
D4th Street
Second Avenue
Lance Sherlock
Fidward Forner
Watervliet Posea Department
Roy Suouta
T P
J. Delollo
19Th ST
W Vliet
Social Waterviiel Masonic Hall
O'Keefe
Avereed Real Estate Broker General Insurance
Waterrlie
W Vllet
Philco
Ena
District 8
Boght Road
Saul Bleuinty
A. F. VanVranken
DB. J. Peterson
Daniel DuBois
Edward Gardener
VanVranken
Frank Dennis
Arthur Bowen
J. J. Splera
Jermain Memorial Presbtetion Church
Strangeway
Jane Wilson
Watervliet Lodge
B.P.C.H
John Looby
A. W. Christiansen
Eugene Kennedy
D. Wilson Jones
Charles L. Roberts
Thomas H. Thorns
John J. Hanson
Lawrence J. Kehoe
Troy Savings Bank
Sam
THE
State and
Second Sts
Troy, New York
Member Federal Deposit
Isuronke Corporation
Watervliet High School
Jane Gabriels
Shirley Ray
Maiilyn Doust
Gladys Lacerda
Patricia Carafano
Camille Cutie
June Morrison
Frank Debrici
Gerald Terrill
Freed Gloeckner
Robert Knott
Richard Burns
William Gensicki
Hirst
Engle Mills
Round Lake
Franklin Sq
Greedway
Corinth
N.Y
the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
M. L. Tainter
Credit Union
Hearn
East Side
Kitchen
Witt
Te Nian
Tie Department Nipet
Earth Pitcher
Run Now Membar
Mere
George MckKnight
Mise Mortla
Bre
Alice Morand
Dea Mayer
Phone
Watervliet 440 Mutual Coal Co., Inc, Watervuiet
Standard
Seibert
ALL Steel
Baby Walker
Cangston
River ST
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