Annual Bowling League Banquet in Stillwater
The Stillwater BUI water Women's Bowling League will hold its annual banquet on Thursday April 18 at the Moorehead Inn. Officers will be elected and prizes awarded. Members planning to attend should notify Mrs Margaret Bryan Mrs Florine Connor or Mrs Lottie Travis by Monday April 10.
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Buiwater Women's Bowling League
Moorehead Inn
Stillwater
Margaret Bryan
Florine Connor
Mis. Lottie Travis
Weather Report for Sterling Galt and Damp Pouring
Daily damp forecast for Sterling Galt with steady rain expected. Survey of 3 460 users shows Sterling Galt as the preferred salt for early pouring in wet conditions. Day’s weather features steady precipitation and mild temperatures.
Funeral held for Simon Boardman noted educator and athlete
The funeral for Simon Boardman former area basketball player and physical education director at the Jewish Community Center in New York City was conducted Sunday afternoon at Riverside Memorial Chapel. A NYU graduate and World War II veteran he died Friday at the Bronx VA Hospital. He captained NYU 1937 34 to the Metropolitan title and National Invitation Tournament final and later led athletic programs at Atlantic City Technical High School.
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Riverside Memorial Chapel
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Paterson
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Baratoge
New York
N.Y.U
Atlantic City Technical High School
Mechanicville Fraternal Banquet Honors Foresters Members
The 48th anniversary banquet of the Foresters of America in Mechanicville honored Supreme Auditor Con F. Green, Chief Ranger Charles Woletz, and Supreme Secretary Dr. Joseph Santosuosso. City officials and many civic groups attended as gifts and speeches celebrated decades of fellowship and community service.
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Court Mechanicville
Foresters of America
Supreme
Con F. Green
Charles Woletz
North Bergen
N. 1
Joseph Santosuosso
Boston
Thomas B. Ryan
Grace Bartlett
James A. Roddy
Commissions of Public Safety
A.J. Santagato
New York State
Elks’ Association
Frank Cinella
Edward P Holland
Knights of Columbus
Zueals
Green
Purcell Hall
North Main Street
le Mr. Green
Ernell
Charles J. Ferrer
Jamaica
Patrick J. Campbell
St. Paul's Church
James K. Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Denis D. Linehan
Mohawk Clippers
Rank and
Zita Orchestra
Margaret Camfield
Edward Dalian
Marion Wheeler
Manelta Corgini
William HB. O'Brien
Troy Interior Decorator Robert G. MacManus Dies
Robert G. MacManus of Troy a interior decorator died yesterday at Leonard Hospital after a long illness He was born in Troy son of the late John J and Caroline Lintner MacManus He was educated in Troy public schools and was a communicant of Christ Episcopal Church Survived by three sisters Mrs Alexander L Thomas Mrs Lloyd E Campbell both of Troy and Ralph B Austin of Cohoes and a brother Charles MacManus of Troy The funeral will be from his residence at 1045 am tomorrow and at 11 am from Christ Episcopal Church Interment Oakwood Cemetery
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Marion Long
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Rome
N. Y
Dunn Funeral Home
Earl DD. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Hudson View Cemetery
Robert G. MacManus
Troy
Leonard Hospital
John J
Caroline Lintner MacManus
Christ Episcopal
Alexander L. Thomas
Lloyd E. Campbell
Ralph B. Austin
Coehoes
Charles MacManus
Frightened Deer Disrupts Traffic On Second Avenue
A deer startled by a passerby caused a brief traffic disruption on Second Avenue near 47 Second Avenue. The animal dashed into a yard, leaped a fence, and swam across the river toward Prairie Road before vanishing. Officers Depgan and Padalino directed onlookers and managed scene safety.
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Second Avenue
Hudson River
Coheen
Colonie
Troy
Garde
Donald J. Depgan
Nicholas Padalino
London funeral for Harold Laski as cabinet mourns
A British cabinet funeral was held for Harold Laski former Labor Party chair, with Prime Minister Clement Attlee and other ministers attending. The report notes Laski died last week at age 60 and references changes in industrial production and steel processes earlier in the era.
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London
Clement Alties
Britain
Harold Lash
Labor Party
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