Girls to Stage Sports Night at Lansingburg High
Lans ingburg High School's Girls' Athletic Association presents its first Girls' Sports Night at Thomas A. Knickerbocker Junior High School this evening. Proceeds go to the G A A fund as activities include hockey, soccer, pyramids, tumbling, parallel bars, and rope climbs. A noted attraction is a basketball game between sophomore and senior teams with the seniors undefeated for three years.
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Lansingburg High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Thomas A. Knickerbocker Junior High School
Elizabeth Macauley
Lansingburg
Marion Jones
Betty Caddick
Shirley Kenneston
Ebien Randall
Eileen Hooley
Jeanne Vermuiliyen
Sally Shields
Beryl Clements
Teachers form union in Schenectady
More than 100 Schenectady teachers formed the Schenectady Federation of Teachers on Wednesday. The federation becomes a unit of the American Federation of Teachers, a division of the A. F. of L.
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Schenectady
Three Churches To Unite for Service April 6
Three local churches join for a union service on Thursday April 6 at 145 pm at Oakwood Avenue Church. The service marks a Holy Thursday gathering with Rev Seth N Genung of First Presbyterian Lansingburg delivering the message. The Oakwood choir will provide special music directed by Mrs Harmon D Hetham. Rev William Hawthorne of Oakwood Avenue Church leads the devotional period. Rev A A Seso of Wynantskill is serving the Ninth Presbyterian pulpit.
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Church of Christ Disciples
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Avenue
Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Oakwood Avenue Church
Harmon D Hetham
Wailham Hawthorne
A. A. Seso
Wynantskill
Assault Case Against Mattelle Adjourned
James Mattelle of 127 Ferry Street pleaded not guilty to a third degree assault charge in Troy Police Court. The case, arising from an argument after Seocca parked at a meter near Mattelle’s Union Street store, was adjourned for one week. John Scocca of 2328 Third Avenue Watervliet filed the complaint.
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James Mattelle
Ferry Street
Troy
John Scocca
Third Avenue
Watervliet
Seocca
Mattello
Union Street
Preshared Communion Service Ministers Named
The article lists clergy from multiple churches to administer the bread and wine in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Elders assisting include John W. Eggleston Thayer J. Montgomery Howard Coonly Alson Ives James Barber and Prof Lorol W. Clark across Ninth Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Disciples and Oakwood Avenue Church.
Gasoline Coupon Old Type Stamps Invalidated Today
The OPA orders dealers to turn in old type B B1 C C4 E R and first quarter T coupons becoming invalid today. Dealers must dispose of these by April 10 by passing to suppliers or exchanging at local Rationing Boards. Distributors must deposit invalidated coupons by April 20 and unendorsed B and R coupons received before March 14 must be given to suppliers or exchanged by April 10. Districtors must deposit unenendorsed E and R coupons in their ration bank by April 20.
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OPA
Church Women Plan Meetings and Social Events
The Wo man’s Society of Christian Service at Trinity Methodist meets at 7 45 pm to plan the regular Tuesday church gathering with Mrs William E Smyth presiding and Mrs R P Mietzel presenting a reading Items of Interest to Women in Christian Service. The group accepted an invitation to St Mark’s Church on Monday April 10. Miss Dolores Blumke is recovering from an appendectomy at Leonard Hospital. A rummage sale is set for today and tomorrow at 107 Congress Street by Group 3 of Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church Women’s Guild. A PTA card party and food sale is slated for Thursday April 27 at School 16’s auditorium at 130 pm. Women’s Guild of Second Baptist Church plans a food sale and apron sale tomorrow in the church hall at 1320 pm with Mrs John McCarty as general chair. Mrs Colin Willets hosted a lunch and card party at her 620 Pawling Avenue home. prizes awarded to Mrs John Ferra Mrs Howard Dahl and Mrs Harry Juedes. vocal numbers by Mrs Lester Bonesteel with piano by Mrs J Kenneth Lowe.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
William E. Smyth
R P. Mietzel
Women’s Society
St. Mark's Church
Congress Street
Women's Guild of
Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Parent-Teacher Association of School
Women’s Guild of the Second Baptist Church
John McCarty
Colin Willets
Pawling Avenue
John Ferra
Howard Dahl
Harry Juedes
Lester Bonesteel
J Kenneth Lowe
Governor Signs and Vetoes State Bills in 194 Session
Governor Dewey signed eighteen measures including a supplemental appropriation boosting funds for multiple state departments and approved a wage scale for prison safety staff. Seven bills were vetoed. The Sherman Bill cuts Saratoga Race Track pari mutuel tax shares and breakage, aiding Spa operations if racing returns. Colorado hunters contributed 15,000 deer hides and 50 tons of deer and elk fat for war campaigns.
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Dewey
Wicks
Arthur Wicks
Kingston Republican
Dannemora
Matteawan
Albion State Training School
Westfield State Farm
Department of Law
Education
Colorado
Wounded Pfc John J King Improves in Italian Base Hospital
War Department informs Mr and Mrs Herbert J King of 85 President Street that Wounded Pfc John J King is improving at an Italian base hospital after wounds received in Cassine on March 7. King previously was wounded in Africa last July, earned the Purple Heart, entered the Army in May 1940, and has been overseas since November 1943.
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John J. King
Cassine
War Department
Herbert J. King
President Street
King
City Court Ruling Upheld in Wilcox Appeal
Judge Harry E. Clinton of Rensselaer County Court upheld the dismissal appeal by James A. Wilcox of this city from Judge John J. Sweeney’s Troy City Court ruling. Wilcox, represented by MacMillan, pursued the complaint against Salvatore Penial.
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Harry E. Clinton
Rensselaer
James A. Wilcox
John J. Sweeney
Troy
Wilcox
Salvatore Penial
Clinton
MacMillen
Filley Appeal Over Car Crash Dec 29 1942 At Eighth and Federal
The action stems from a 1942 automobile collision at Eighth and Federal Streets involving Wilcox and Petnal. Negligence by the defendant was charged. Judge Clinton notes a clear question of fact and confirms the lower court’s judgment on appeal, finding no errors of law.
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