Ashute Installed President of Cohoes Drum Corps Banquet
Louis H. Ashute was installed as president of the Senior Bugle and Drum Corps of Z. T. Ruane Post American Legion Cohoes at a banquet yesterday at Payat tela Crystall Bar. Officers named include Leonard Ouimette senior vice president and quartermaster Clarence L. Smith junior vice president Leo Lamoreux secretary and Leo J Painode Jr treasurer. Trustees named were Oscar Wascherau Joseph Parker and William Gilligan with Painode to teach bugle and Hincheliff to teach drums. Entertainment featured Miss Mary Weaver of Troy and remarks by Mr Parker and others tracing the corps history and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Ashute
Z. T
Leo J. Painode, Jr
Louis Hinchcliff
Oscar Wascherau
Joseph V. Parker
William Gilligan
Painode
Lao J. Patnode, Jr
Mr. Hincheliff
Parker
Mary I, Weaver
Troy
Archapeau
Rensselaer County
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank J. Legnard
Green Island
Albany County
William B. Hutchins
Vas Reau
Gene Durocher
Cohoes Grenadiers
Three Family Dominate Cohoes Skate Contest Awards
Three members of a Cohoes family took top places in Saturday afternoon's skate contest at Lakansing Park, with Harry Borden first, Dawn and Loretta second and third, and Robert Gawger fourth. Norman F. van Gulden directed the event and announced future competitions by the Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One
Cohoes
Anne Casino
Jean Rivet
Marilyn Duprey
Dorothy Alexopoulous
Genter
van Guldest
Chapter Of C E S To Initiate Class At Masonic Temple
Chapter Of C E S plans initiation at Superior Chapter O E S tomorrow night in the Cohoea Masonic Temple. Mrs. Dorothy Mack and Franklyn H. Ashby will preside as plans are outlined for Memorial Night on Tuesday May 11 and a Mother's Day program. A social period and refreshments follow under Mrs Florence Tessier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Cohoea Masonic Temple
Dorothy Mack
Worthy
Franklyn H. Ashby
Mra
Florence Tessier
Miss Reavy Addresses Auxiliary on Women in Business
Miss Grace A. Reavy told a Troy banquet that women must be twice as good as men to win equal footing in business. She urged making the most of opportunities, noted past hardships, and praised American women’s ability to engage in fields once reserved for men during the Ladies' Auxiliary installation at Cohoes Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Civil Service Commission
Troy
Grace A. Reavy
Ladies’ S Auxiliary
Cohoes
Wiki
Sunset Ton
Miss Reavy
Moe
Alice Gilroy
Methodist Church Board To Meet In Parlor Session
Members of the First Methodist Church official board in Cohoes will meet at 7 30 p m in the church parlors with Rev Clarence L Hoch presiding and the board of trustees to follow under Alison E Reamer. Iver Carlson of Bots Lodge will attend and the finance committee will present the annual communication from the Grand Lodge of New York. Richard A Row Yanda of Schenectady, deputy grand master, is a candidate for grand master at Thursday's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Co. Hoes
Clarence L. Hoch
Board of Trustes
Alison E. Reamer
Iver Carlson
Fibots Lodge
F.aam
Nance Committee
Church Grand
State of Newlands
York
New York City
Richard A. Row- Yanda
Schenectady
Brand Master
Selecten Ag Grand Smester
Masene Teppie
Catholic Veterans To Plan Future Events
Members of the Demetrius Post Catholic War Veterans of Cohoes will meet at 8 p.m. in the basement of Sts Peter and Paul Church to discuss future events. Delegates, appointed by commander Stephen Maswick, will attend the New York State convention in Albany at Hotel Ten Eyck. Plans for Memorial Day participation and a memorial service at Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery will be discussed, with a report from the Monument committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetrius Post
Catholic War Veterans of
Sts. Peter and Paul
Monument Committee
School 9 PTA Elects Officers in Cohoes
School 9 PTA unit in Cohoes announces refecting Mrs. Robert W. Brehm to a second term as president and Mrs. William T. Manion as treasurer. Others elected include Mrs. Paul J. Doolin as vice president and Mrs. Henry Z. Trembley as secretary. Installation will be June at Van Schaick Island Country Club with Donald Hancock as general chairman. Margaret R. Sullivan named honorary president and life member for seven years of service. Next meeting May 25 will discuss building fund and scholarships. Executive committee session set for May 38 at Mrs. Marcel A. Belanger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Brehm
Parent Teacher Association of
School 9
Cohoes
William T. Manion
Paul J
Doolin
Henry Z. Trembley
van Schaick Island Country Club
Dirs
Donald Hancock
Margaret R. Sullivan
George A. Klinger
Albanyistrict
al National
Marcel A. Belanger
Central Avenue
Obituary and community notices from local paper
The funeral of John J Neville An held at 9 am Saturday from Walter G Duffy funeral home and at 9 30 am from Agnes Church with Rev Paul Hershen presiding. Music by Mrs James Cox, pallbearers William McConville James Penders Frank Kis Leo Higgins. Rev Alfred J Ashline officiated at St Ager Cemetery. E T Ruane Post American Legion to meet at Getta Street quarters. William Hutchins to preside. Final plans for Mount Moriah pilgrimage May 6 at Inca Armory under Fellowrratt Club of Cones Leder FLRAM to meet at Marconi Temple. William G Clark to preside. Fire steamer 3 extinguished a fire at Stratfort Court Cohoes yesterday at 3 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Neville
Walter
Agave
St. Ager
Cohren
Legion To Meret
E. T. Ruane Post
American Legion
Wil
Getta Street
William Hutchins
Mount Moriah
Fellowrratt Club
Cones Leder
Marconi Temple
William G. Clark
Stratfort Court
Cohoes
Green Island church supper and meetings schedule
Green Island hosts a mother and daughter supper at 8 30 pm with Miss Barbara Spillinger speaker on Japan and songs by Olga Ostopkovich and others. D A Meets Court and C D A hold meetings today. St Mark's Dramatic Club hosts a May 15 social. Empire Fish and Game Club speaker George Lansing at Green Island Red and Gun Club meeting. Pine tree planting and trout stocking noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Barbara Spillinger
Russell Sage College
Japan
Olga Ostopkovich
Hiram ‘Sheffer
Patticia Sharples
William Gilbert
Thelma Mott
Soisa
Linda Barbetta
Roy Redmond
Edward Rubeck
Harry Giles
Dramatic Club
St. Mark's] Episcopal Church
Church Hall
Harald Leonards
Cheater Harrison, Jr
Cochairman
George H. Lansing
Empire Fish and Game Club
Green Island Red and Gun Club
State Law Fixes County Liability For Dog Killings
New state law limits county liability for farm animal losses caused by dogs to 19 dollars per fowl or similar livestock starting today. Gov Dewey approved an amendment to the state dog law after disputes over payments in Rensselaer County for dead poultry. The change shifts responsibility from counties to the state, with funds drawn from dog license revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiehuty
Dewey
Rensselaer County
New York State
John C. Holser
Poestenkill
Cnime
State Department
Poesienkin
Supreme Court
State Department of Agrpexhure and Markets
James X. Brahan
Prymenia
Cousty
Policeman Talks Bicycle Safety to Lansingburg Pupils
Officer John W. Hires of the Troy Police Department addressed nine Lansingburg schools last week on bicycle safety as part of a city campaign. Officer Mickey spoke at Haskell, Whipple and Power schools yesterday and Thorney. Demonstrations of safe riding will be staged at Lansingburg schools during noon hours beginning March 35 under the direction of Chisel Frenk Mendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Omicer
John WW
Troy Polen
Lansingbure
Mickey
Haskell
Whippie
Power
Thorney
Lansingburg
I! Chisel Frenk BO 'Mendall Nanowond
Carnival Set At R P I For All Campus Night
Plans complete for the All Campus Carnival to be staged in the 87 Gymnasium at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Saturday night under the Outing Club and Interfraternity Council. The event features comedy acts, a skill contest, booths, dancing in the larger gym, and a water ballet by the Vasaar Swim Club. Two one hour shows at 8 30 p m and 10 p m with proceeds supporting a new score board on 86 Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rensselaar
Herbert Fishman
Richard Barker
Ernest Coleman
Stanley Kohn
Theodore DeBries
Peter Dollard J
John Reeves
Interfraternity Council
Labor backs off on industry ownership policy shift
London reports indicate Britain's Labor Party is retreating from its basic socialist aim of government ownership of industry. Leaders describe possible cooperation with private industry as a revised stance to win middle voters and seek Liberal parliamentary support. Left-wing prestige fell as the party won a razor-thin majority before the Feb 23 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Labor Party
Labor
Winston P Churchill
Socialist Philoso
Phy Bae
Mrs Elizabeth LaDu Dies At Home In Troy
Mrs Elizabeth R LaDu longtime Olivet Presbyterian Church member died Friday night at her home 838 Third Avenue after about three weeks illness She was widow of Benjamin F LaDu born in Albion survived by son Wilber LaDu daughter Mrs Bessie EB Olcott granddaughter Mrs Barbara Bartholomew all of Troy Funeral from Mason Funeral Chapel 58 1 2 Second Avenue with Rev Kurl Eisenmenger Interment Oakwood Cemetery Premier Liaquat Ali Khan to Washington for visit to United States incl meeting President Truman Iran cabinet ministers and diplomats greeted the Premier at the airfield on departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. LaDu
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Troy
Mason Funeral Chapel
Second Avenue
Kurl Eisenmenger
Olivet - Presbyterians Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Pakistan
Washington
Karachi
INS
Liaquat Ali Khan
Plana
U. S
Truman
Ali Khan
Iran
Bunche Warns UN Split Could Trigger Hot War
Dr Ralph Bunche UN trustee warned the UN may head toward a hot war if reorganized to exclude the Soviet Union and its satellites. He told the Harmony District Committee that the UN has halted several crises and could not do so if the world divided into two parts. Former President Hoover talked of forming a new international organization without the Soviet bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Bunche
United Nationa Trusteeship
Rueala
Soviet Union
Army aid shipment docks in Naples under heavy guard
In Naples, a second American army aid shipment arrived Saturday under tight military supervision. High Malian officials and civilian watchers observed the unloading of weapons and ammunition from the freighter Alcoa Pioneer, with supply crates quickly brought ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Alcoa
Pioneer
Watervliet Woman Dies Suddenly at Home
Miss Margaret T Ahearn longtime Troy resident died suddenly yesterday at 96 Broadway Watervliet under natural causes per coroner. She lived in Watervliet three months after moving from Troy and was active in St Marys Rosary Society and later St Bridgets Church. Survived by sister Mrs John E McMahon of Watervliet brother Daniel Ahearn of Waterford nieces Margaret Lawless and Mrs Edmund Barsalow Troy nephew Joseph Lawless Watervliet Funeral set for Wednesday at 9 am from residence and 9 30 am at St Bridget s Church with requiem mass and interment at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret T. Ahearn
Troy
Broadway
Waterviiet
Gregory Nealon
Miss Ahearn
Patrick and
Eligaeeth Nichols Ahearn
St. Mary's Church
Rosary Society
SL Bridget's Church
Watervnlet
Ahearn
John EH. McMahon
Wau Tervilet
Daniel Te Ahrarn
Waterford
Margaret Lawless
Watervilet
Edmund Barsalow
Joseph Lawesless
Bridget’s Church
Mary's Cemetery
Democrats Name Delegates To State Convention
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee votes designate delegates at two meetings this week at The Hotel Troy headquarters. Committees from wards meet to plan for the November election with the primary determining designees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John F. Shannon
Rensselaer County
Democratic Committee
Jlater
Shannan
I B n ai B rith Woman s Group Organizes Meeting
A Troy Area chapter of B n ai B rith women plans an organization meeting at 4 p m today in Hendrick Hudson. Grace Rabin of New York City will be principal speaker. Dr Frank Caple and Leon ard Klatz will represent the Troy Lodge. Mrs Lester B Tick is general chairman. The gathering is open to women interested in joining the new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
B'nai S'rith
Hendrick Hudson
Grace Rabin
New York City
B'nai B'rith
Frank Caple
Leonard Klatz
Troy Lodge
Lester B
Canada Papermakers Granted Wage Boost
Collective labor agreements covering 3600 employees in eastern Canada pulp and paper firms were concluded Friday. The deal provides a general wage increase and other concessions, with companies including Canadian International Paper, New Brunswick International Paper, International Fibre Board, and Marionite Co. of Canada Ltd. involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal U
Canada
Canadian International Paper Co
New Harunawick International Paper Co
International Fibre Board Limited
Ma~ronite Co. of Canada, Ltd
Eight And Forty To Meet In Rensselaer County Center
An American Legion Auxiliary chapter of Noble Callahan Post in Rensselaer County will meet today at 8 p.m. in its rooms. Mrs Elizabeth Highland, chapeau, will preside over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
American Legion “Auxiliary
P.m
Noble Callahan Post
American J Legion
Elizabeth Highland
Chapeau
Will Preselte
Coast Guard Struggles To Rescue Fishermen At Bayfield
Bayfield Wisconsin two ice bound fishermen Leslie Corneil and Francia Morrow aged about 30 and 25 were rescued after a Coast Guard effort near Lake Superior. The Dawn was found missing since last Monday and the Penguin helped warn the Coast Guard. The Woon rushed within a half mile and brought the men aboard alive after delays due to jagged ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayfield
Wis
Coast Guard
Lake Superior
Leslie Corneil
Francia Morrow
Dawn
Woonrush Wan
Jearn
Tennessee Youth Charged With Murder
A confusing report from Knoxville outlines a murder charge involving 16 year old George King. City Homicide Officer Carl Bunch said King will be heard in Juvenile Court Friday. King's uncle Tom Hammer, a Knoxville police officer, aided in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Carl Bunch
George King
King
Tom Hammer
Knonville
Carl Woodward
Bunch
Woodward
Bernard Morse chosen for Empire Boys State at Colgate
Bernard M Morse son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Morse of Middle Granville has been selected by Granville Post American Legion to represent the post at Empire Boys State at Colgate University Hamilton from June 25 to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Morse
Oliver Morse
Middle Granvillé
Gran
Ville
American Legion
Empire Boys
Colgate University
Halmilton
Calling Pvt Maxwell Aims for Medical Career at Fort Dix
Gilbert Maxwell a surgical technician at the Fort Dix station Hospital says training from the Army could raise him from Pvt to Dr Maxwell. The ad invites young men to visit the recruiting trailer at Barker Park Troy for a secure and happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Maxwell
Army
Gilbert Maxwell
Fort Dix Station
W.5
Amy
Troy
Barker Park
3Rd Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. H. Ashute
Ruane
Payette’s
Frank J. Legrard
Lawrence Connors
Louis Ashute
John Keade
C.E.S
Hempel
Methodist Church Board
PTA
Charles P. Senecal
Columbia Street
Dodges
St. Joseph's Church
Tha City
Seneca
Clara Adams
Westerdy
Basil Lansing
Ontaro Street
Lansing
Senecal
D. A
Court
St. Joseph
St. Joseph's School Hall
Ann Ahern
iTo
Elizabeth R. LaDu
Bunche
U.N
Clement Realty
Kalamazoo
Watervliet
Auxiliary of Cohoes
V.F. W
Sunset Inn
Ruth Pondillo
Florence Vaughan
I B’nai
Rith Woman’s
Tennessee
Pvt. Maxwell
Remsen Se
the National Bank
Cohoes, N.Y
Remen and
Caeide St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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